Communists tried to hold May Day demonstrations in different cities of Ukraine |
01/05/2015 Daily Highlights by the Digests & Analytics Ukraine News Agency
Topics from the Media and Social networks
- Communist Party leader Symonenko was poured over with yoghurt during the May Day demonstration.
- Moscow denied Poroshenko’s statement about their consent for deployment of peacekeeping forces in the Donbass.
- British billionaire Branson offers to openly sell marijuanna in Ukraine.
- Utility tariffs for water supply increased by 5-6 times.
Key Events of Ukraine
- Despite the ban by local authorities Communists tried to hold May Day demonstrations in different cities of Ukraine.
- From May 1 in Ukraine rates for water supply increased by 6.5 times.
- Prime Minister Yatsenyuk announced that "Naftogaz" filed a claim against "Gazprom" in the Stockholm arbitration for the amount of more than $ 16 billion. "Gazprom" says that its counterclaims are for a much bigger amount.
- Ukrainian expedition left for Nepal to evacuate Ukrainian citizens after the catastrophic earthquake. It was impossible to make a contact with part of them.
Ukraine at War
- The fighting in the Peski, Avdiyivka and Shyrokine goes on. According to officials, during the day two Ukrainian soldiers were killed, two more were injured.
- Deputy Head of the President Administration stated that there is a group of militants and Russian forces present in the occupied territory of Donbass, containing about 50 thousand people.
- The leader of the Donetsk “republic” militants Zakharchenko announced that they refuse to fulfill the "Minsk Agreement" and "the army of New Russia" is ready to attack Ukraine.
- The occupation authorities of Crimea confiscated the building owned by Majlis.
- In the Poltava region demobilized soldiers returning home suffered from a road accident.
Ukraine and the World
- Russian President’s spokesman Peskov denied the statement of President Poroshenko about Moscow’s consent for deployment of peacekeeping contingent in the Donbass.
- NATO Secretary General's Special Representative Appathurai said that the Alliance is not satisfied with the pace of changes in the Ukrainian army, and that creates obstacles for its efficient support.
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