Russia calls on U.N., OSCE for impartial probe of Ukraine deaths


  • World
  • Tuesday, 20 May 2014

MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia has called on international organisations to ensure an "open and impartial" investigation by Kiev into deaths during riots in the Ukrainian city of Odessa this month, the Foreign Ministry said on Monday.

At least 37 people in the southern Ukrainian port city died after a riot on May 2 ended with dozens of pro-Russian protesters trapped in a burning building. The incident, blamed by Moscow on Kiev authorities and their backers in the West, was a factor in driving rebellion in the country's south eastern regions.

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