Ukraine leaders propose 'round table' on eastern rebellion

KIEV (Reuters) - Ukraine's acting president and prime minister proposed on Thursday the creation of a "round table" to resolve conflict in the country, drawing in political forces and civil groups from all regions, and invited international mediators to help

Acting President Oleksander Turchinov and Prime Minister Arseny Yatseniuk, in a joint statement, also repeated their position that they would offer an amnesty to those who did not have "blood on their hands" from fighting in eastern Ukraine, where pro-Russian forces are conducting an anti-Kiev insurgency.