An anti-government protest on the Independence Square in Kiev was crushed by masked men. The Party "Right Sector", that participated in the violent Putsch, fights for the current Ukrainian regime and advises its army, was allegedly involved in the protests as RT reports about a RS flag at one of the tents. That is likely untrue. The Nazi mob probably wanted to cause confusion.
The Ukrainian Security Service SBU thanked the Nazi mob for storming the protest camp.
"Masked attackers have destroyed a new Maidan protest tent camp in central Kiev. It was set up to demand that Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko delivers on his pre-election promises.
Late on Sunday evening, around 50 to 100 men wearing balaclavas rampaged through the camp. They tore down tents and sent the protesters scattering.
Placards at the protest read: “Out with [Prime Minister Arseny] Yatsenyuk and his reforms” and “I’m on hunger strike against administrative neglect.”
“It was provocative mimicking of the rightful protests of last year,” SBU head Valentin Nalivaychenko said, according to iPressa.ua. He added that the protest leader “received funding, and with the aid of the Donetsk and Lugansk People’s Republics, bought tents, a stage and tried to mimic the provocative rhetoric.”
He said he believed the informal “Maidan self defense” organization was responsible for the attack and thanked them for “doing a good job.”"
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The Ukrainian Security Service SBU thanked the Nazi mob for storming the protest camp.
"Masked attackers have destroyed a new Maidan protest tent camp in central Kiev. It was set up to demand that Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko delivers on his pre-election promises.
Late on Sunday evening, around 50 to 100 men wearing balaclavas rampaged through the camp. They tore down tents and sent the protesters scattering.
Placards at the protest read: “Out with [Prime Minister Arseny] Yatsenyuk and his reforms” and “I’m on hunger strike against administrative neglect.”
“It was provocative mimicking of the rightful protests of last year,” SBU head Valentin Nalivaychenko said, according to iPressa.ua. He added that the protest leader “received funding, and with the aid of the Donetsk and Lugansk People’s Republics, bought tents, a stage and tried to mimic the provocative rhetoric.”
He said he believed the informal “Maidan self defense” organization was responsible for the attack and thanked them for “doing a good job.”"
Masked attackers break up tent camp on Kiev s Maidan protest leader expelled from the country RT News