Ukrainian nationalists hurt in grenade attack, stokes anti-Russian feeling


  • World
  • Tuesday, 20 Jan 2015

KIEV (Reuters) - Six people were treated in hospital for injuries on Tuesday after what police said was a grenade attack on a group of Ukrainian nationalists in the eastern city of Kharkiv which several officials blamed on pro-Russian forces.

The explosion, the latest in a spate of mystery blasts targeting Kharkiv and other Ukrainian cities, occurred on Monday evening as people left a court hearing into a firearms case against a young nationalist.

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