16:39 18.02.2014

Police launch criminal inquiry into mass disturbances in Kyiv on Tuesday

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A criminal case has been opened into Tuesday's riots in Kyiv.

"Police have opened criminal proceedings under Article 294 of the Ukrainian Criminal Code (mass unrest)," the city police department told Interfax-Ukraine.

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Police launch criminal inquiry into mass disturbances in Kyiv on Tuesday

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