Ukrainian police headquarters in Odessa were stormed to free pro-Russian protestors that were detained in an Ukrainian offensive on a barricaded government building, reports The Telegraph.
The pro-Russian protestors were greeted by crowds of people as Ukrainian police were forced to let them free.
A masked pro-Russian fighter involved in the freeing of the detainees said,
The pro-Russian protestors were greeted by crowds of people as Ukrainian police were forced to let them free.
A masked pro-Russian fighter involved in the freeing of the detainees said,
“We came because we believe they were unjustly arrested. The people had to turn to radical means.”The protestors that were freed were initially detained after escaping a Ukrainian offensive that left the barricaded building a blaze killing over 40 people.