02:35Italy: Pro-Maidan protester disrupts Odessa massacre rally in Milan
Italian and Ukrainian activists protested in Milan, Monday, marking the two year anniversary of the Odessa massacre, where 48 people lost their lives during a fire at the Trades Union House in the city.
The protesters lit candles and laid flowers to honour the victims of the deadly tragedy. One pro-Maidan demonstrator interrupted the demonstration but was quickly led away by police.
Forty-eight people died, with over 200 injured, in a series of events that led to a large blaze ripping through the Trade Union building in Odessa on May 2, 2014. After clashes erupted between anti-Maidan and pro-Maidan protesters, the latter group reportedly set fire to the Trade Unions House where anti-Maidan demonstrators had found refuge.
Despite international concerns and calls to investigate the tragedy, the perpetrators of the 2014 Odessa massacre have yet to be caught or prosecuted.
02:35Italian and Ukrainian activists protested in Milan, Monday, marking the two year anniversary of the Odessa massacre, where 48 people lost their lives during a fire at the Trades Union House in the city.
The protesters lit candles and laid flowers to honour the victims of the deadly tragedy. One pro-Maidan demonstrator interrupted the demonstration but was quickly led away by police.
Forty-eight people died, with over 200 injured, in a series of events that led to a large blaze ripping through the Trade Union building in Odessa on May 2, 2014. After clashes erupted between anti-Maidan and pro-Maidan protesters, the latter group reportedly set fire to the Trade Unions House where anti-Maidan demonstrators had found refuge.
Despite international concerns and calls to investigate the tragedy, the perpetrators of the 2014 Odessa massacre have yet to be caught or prosecuted.