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Kiev Protest: Police Lit on Fire
Five protesters have died during an anti-government uprising in Kyiv, Ukraine which has waged on for over four days now.
The
commotion has seemingly intensified upon news of the deaths, with the
European Union threatening to punish Ukraine leaders for violently
confronting the protesters and the U.S. government "strongly condemning"
police violence.
Police instead relied on smoke and tear gas, rubber bullets, stun grenades, molotov cocktails and also water cannons.
An
order banning police use of water cannons in sub-zero temperatures was
also lifted, and as reported below, at least three tanks are awaiting
departure from Chernihiv just north of Kyiv.
The protests
supposedly stem from Ukraine President Vicktor Yanukovych's decision to
refuse a European Union trade deal in favor of stronger economic ties
with Russia.
As reported Monday, the protests have largely been
organized by USAID, the CIA's National Endowment for Democracy (NED),
Freedom House (which has also been alleged to be a CIA connected
organization), and George Soros' Open Society Institute.
The
rally, the biggest this year in a cycle of pro-Europe protests
convulsing the former Soviet republic for the past two months, was
spurred by the legislation rushed through parliament last week and which
the opposition says will lead to a police state.
Significantly
raising the stakes in the confrontation with President Viktor
Yanukovich, opposition leaders announced a plan to gather people's
signatures expressing no confidence in his leadership and that of
parliament. peace
Ukrainian authorities have lifted a ban on the
use of water cannons when the temperature is below zero. sochi winter
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"Water cannons are being used by police to
prevent mass disorders and violations, to repulse attacks on buildings
and means of transport, regardless of their affiliation, to protect
civilians and for self-defense," reads the amended decree.
Pro-European protesters set off fireworks and burn tyres during a rally in central Kiev
Police
have also been permitted to use smoke, tear gas and stun grenades.
Law-enforcement bodies have received permission to restrict the movement
of vehicles as well as temporarily prevent citizens' access to
particular areas in the city.
Retreating activist set alight what appears to be a heap of tires in the center of European Square.
The
crackdown was launched on mid-day and followed a smaller police action
in the morning in Grushchevskovo Street, in which they dismantled a
protester barricade and retreated back to initial positions. A similar
hit-and-retreat was performed the previous day.
The police advances
probably came as no surprise. Earlier on Tuesday Ukrainian Prime
Minister Nikolay Azarov warned that the authorities would use "force, as
prescribed by the law," unless "the provocateurs stop."
Interior
Ministry members take cover behind shields as pro-European protesters
erect a barricade during a rally in Kiev January 22, 2014. (Reuters/Gleb
Garanich )
According to latest casualty reports from the
Interior Ministry, 195 officers have been injured during the entire
period of scuffles, including 84, who had to be admitted to hospitals.
There were no immediate accurate reports about the number of injured
among the opposition.
The crackdown on the opposition comes after
two deaths were confirmed among their ranks overnight. Both of the
victims suffered fatal traumatic wounds, according to Kiev's chief
doctor, Vitaly Mokhorev. Their bodies were brought to a volunteer
medical post in Khrushchevskovo Street.
"Law enforcement do not carry firearms there," spokesman Sergey Burlakov said.
Rumors
on the internet alleged that one of the victims was killed by a sniper,
but there was no evidence provided to substantiate this assertion.
Soros Supported Protests Turn Violent in Ukraine
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