The president gave orders to shoot people who protested against him. That is one of the blistering accusations levered against ousted ukrainian president Viktor Yanukovich. Ukraines interim government released the first findings of an investigation into the month of unrest and violence that ended in 100 deaths. It also accuses Russian Secret Service of bringing in weapons and soldiers to eliminate protest. Russia promptly rejected the claims. Men in black uniforms opened fire in the ukrainian capital of kiev. They were officially members of the riot police. Some 50 people were killed. At least 90 died and three days of carnage. Soon after the bloodshed in independence square, president Viktor Yanukovich fled the country. The opposition maintained from the start be ordered to shoot came from the very top. A preliminary reports by ukraines new authorities reaches the same conclusion. Plans under the cover of being in antiterrorist organization, it was the mass killing of hundreds of peop
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