Unknowns outshot the office of the Zaporozhye official. The Zaporozhye region, 06.03.2014

On the night of March 5/March 6 the office of the chairman of the settlement council Balabino was outshot by unknown persons. Recently, the urban-type settlement became a certain Mecca for any fighters for freedom and independence. Quite recently, under revolutionary slogans the monument to the leader of the proletariat fell, further the monument to liberators suffered from attack of vandals. And here, the other day, unknown honeycombed a window in the settlement council. The chairman of the settlement council Vladimir Sosunenko agreed to comment the incident:

- We found the broken glass with 15 bullet holes on March 5 in the morning.

According to Vladimir Sergeyevich, nobody saw shooters, and the militia which has arrived to the place of firing found the broken window in of the chairman arm-chair. According to militiamen, they could shoot both from pneumatic, and the traumatic weapon as well that what the size of balls found on the place of attack testifies to..

Sourse: http://golos.zp.ua/novosti/item/2976-neizvestnye-obstrelyali-kabinet-zaporozhskogo-chinovnika

 

1. The German journalists were attacked in Simferopol. Simferopol, 06.03.2014

UNIAN reports that in Simferopol the group of unknown persons attacked two journalists of the German newspaper "Bild" working in cafe located on Kiyevskaya Street at the exit from Simferopol in the direction to the airport. The journalists are now in the downtown where they feel much safer.

Sourse: http://obozrevatel.com/crime/60789-v-simferopole-molodchiki-napali-na-nemetskih-zhurnalistov.htm

58. Ivano-Frankovsk inhabitants ask for protection from "The Right Sector". Ivano-Frankovsk, 06.03.2014

On March 6, about hundred inhabitants of Ivano-Frankovsk came to ask the mayor to bring an order.

In particular, people are excited that the armed people in masks which represented themselves as representatives of "The Right Sector" or National self-defense intimidate people. "Today people are afraid to leave their houses, are afraid for the children, for families. You, as the mayor, have to take the lead, meet self-defense, "The Right Sector" and settle down a situation in the city", - the deputy of the City Council Igor Rosipaylo addressed to the mayor of the regional center.

Sourse: http://zik.ua/ua/news/2014/03/06/u_frankivsku_predstavnyk_ps_pogrozhuvav_zhurnalistam_rozbyty_kamery_468104

59. The deputy head of the Dnepropetrovsk Regional Government Administration urged to give inhabitants of the Crimea any promises, and then "hang them up". Dnepropetrovsk, 06.03.2014

"No any landing-parties from Maidan. No any extremist statements. It is necessary to make any promises to filths, guarantees to them and to make any concessions... And to hang up... It is necessary to hang up them after all", - Filatov wrote in Facebook. In his opinion, "there is nothing terrible in expansion of autonomy of the Crimea and granting the Russian language the state status. It will allow to avoid escalation of intensity and save Ukraine".

Sourse: http://www.vz.ru/news/2014/3/6/675943.html

 

1. The weapon stolen in Lviv was used in a mass fight in Kiev. Kiev, 06.03.2014

The weapon stolen in Lviv was used in a mass fight in Kiev. It was declared on a briefing in Lviv by Yury Gladun, the Chief of a Staff of the Head Office of Ministry of Internal Affairs of Ukraine in the Lviv region. "The weapon already started being shown in Kiev. Yesterday, during a mass fight in Borispol, where about 200 people participated in, there was found a Makarov gun stolen from the Galitsk regional police station of Lviv", - Yu. Gladun said.

Sourse: http://ru.golos.ua/social_problem/14_03_06_orujie_pohischennoe_vo_lvove_uje_proyavilo_sebya_v_kieve

 

1. Reporter Vesti.UA published an article “Waves of Marauders Throughout the Country: Where Did They Come From?”. Kiev, 06/03/2014

Reporter Vesti.UA published an article “Stop the Looting! Waves of Marauders Throughout the Country: Where Did They Come From?”.

After the change of power, Kiev and the regions faced a wave of crime. The law enforcement agencies were demoralized, and Self-Defense, the Afghans, Right Sector and common people, who cared about the country, went out of their houses to keep order on the streets. Meanwhile, they were bothered by the lack of money, and groups of marauders, pretending to be members of Self-Defense, undermined their confidence. Reporter tried to find out who are looters and who are defenders.

Last Friday, no one could be seen in front of the district council in Sophia Borshhagivka, Kiev. Few people would only come to the post office in the lobby. But the district council is closed. Several bullet holes cover the gray iron-shod doors. On the first floor, the reception desk and offices are destroyed: the stuff is on the floor and the safe deposits have been opened by welders. Three members of the executive committee are trying to put the place into order and meet our journalist with a hysteric cry:

“Go away! Can’t you understand that if we tell you anything today, they’ll come and kill us tomorrow,” says a short blonde with a hint of nervousness.

“Who are ‘they’?”

“Those who were taking us out of this building with a gun to our heads and destroying everything here!” A brunette in her 30s gives me a pleading look.

The third woman is trying to calmly put the papers into order:

“There’s been a takeover, right here. They’ve taken all the documents, computers and lots of other equipment. They’ve beaten our deputies. But we can’t comment on the matter because an investigator’s questioning the witnesses in the room over there … Maybe he’ll tell you something.”

The investigator is nervous, too:

“Call up my bosses! The times are now, you know… I tell you something I shouldn’t have, and they’ll overwork me.”

“Who will?” I say.

“Miss, the times are revolutionary now”, says he.

He’s scared for a reason: it’s not only about the restless times, but also about the case he’s entrusted with – it’s considered “not cool”. What the locals say, shivering with fear, suggests many ideas.
“It was about a half hour left before the end of the workday on Wednesday (February, 26. – Reporter), when a few cars pulled up here,” says Viktoriya, who works at the post office, where the windows face the square in front of the district council. “A couple dozens of armed men in masks walked out.”
“They forced their way into the doors and windows, smashed a window here”. Another woman nods at the remains of the frame in the corner. “From the top floor, the council members must've spotted the aggressors coming and had time to lock the iron doors leading to the first floor, but the men started shooting, broke the lock and ran upstairs. We couldn't see what happened next because we locked up in the office. We were so scared we couldn't even take a glimpse. But then people began gathering by the front doors, we asked if we might go, and they let us.

The locals, who filled the square in front the district council, showed me a video of what happened, recorded on their cell phones. The aggressors didn’t stay upstairs long and soon took out Oles Kudrik, head of the council, and a few local deputies, one of them with a bruised face. Kudrik was forced to write a resignation letter in front of everyone. Then one of the aggressors, waving a bag with the council stamps, declared that they were Right Sector, who had come to restore justice. It was Vasiliy Mikhaylovich Rizun, a local, who had allegedly informed them that “the locals didn’t like the head of the council”, and they suggested right away he be chosen as the next head of the council. But the locals didn’t have any idea who that Rizun was and why he should chair the council. Rizun himself wasn’t present.

“A year and a half ago, that Kudrik himself, along with a group of Berkuts, took over the council that was chaired by Yuriy Denisenko,” says Viktor, a local. “It was practically a raider takeover. In the end, Denisenko was replaced with Kudrik. So it can be Kudrik who organized this to get rid of all the documents, so that the new government won’t find anything suspicious.”

The locals say that the aggressors took six bags with documents out of the building, as well as the equipment: a fax machine and a computer monitor. The next day, though, Kudrik was reinstated as head of the council. He refused to give any comments. But his assistant Sergey believes the takeover was organized by Denisenko.

“It was kind of revenge”, says he.