Update: Breaking! Riot Police In Donetsk Separate Russian Supporters, Tense Standoff In Crowd Of 2000

As some 2000 unity demonstrators protest in Donetsk, Riot police have separated out the pro-Russians.

British jounralist on the ground at the protests, Harriet Salem ‏@HarrietSalem tweeted 17 minutes ago:

“2000 unity demonstrators separated from 1000 #russia supporters by riot police. Tense stand off #Donetsk #Ukraine pic.twitter.com/AjZ9YXgtwn”

Original Story: Breaking:Historical: Pro-Russians Retake Donetsk, Photo

In a historical moment, pro-Russian supporters have retaken the Donetsk government building. After hundreds of demonstrators spent the night there last night, they replaced the flag on the building. Ukranians say they’ve never seen as many rally in the streets for their land.

“Many [Ukranian] locals feel marginalised by the new administration in Kiev, which they describe as the fruit of a power grab by pro-Western ‘bandits’.” – The Guardian

“#Donetsk govt building retaken by pro #Russia supporters,” tweeted Harriet Salem. “Chants of Berkut and Putin.”

Salem is on the ground in the crowd, she said.

Deep divisions have brought 1000 demontsrators to the streets in Donetsk, home town of US ousted president Viktor Yanukovych. Over the past 24 hours, rival protests have been ongoing for and against Ukrainian unity.

Many locals feel marginalised by Kiev’s new administration, tha they describe as “the fruit of a power grab by pro-Western ‘bandits‘,” reports the Guardian.

Those “bandits” are Americans and US ops. They’ve been there to overthrow the democratically elected government for the purpose of New World Order’s Full Spectrum Dominance. The stratgy for years has been to cripple Russia by first surrounding it, as detailed in the article, New World Order’s Ukraine Mission: Another Unconscionable US Coup. 

Unity activists’ leaders claimed a moral victory. They say an even bigger march will be held Wednesday.

Alex Ryabchyn, a PhD student in international economics, said he had never seen so many Ukrainian flags flying in Donetsk as he had now.

“This really is a historical day for our city,” he added.

Photo Credit: Harriet Salem/Twitter