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A short recording of pro-Russian terrorists engaged in a gun battle: western Kramatorsk (May 2nd, '14)

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Pro Russian terrorists are under attack from two directions in Kramatorsk currently. According to their propaganda these terrorist puppets ...

Pro Russian terrorists are under attack from two directions in Kramatorsk currently. According to their propaganda these terrorist puppets of the Russian gangster state were firing on ground forces, and a helicopter of the sovereign government of Ukraine.   Less

The column of tanks pro-russian militias entered Krasnodon from Lugansk

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Luhansk region - Ukraine - 07.04.2014. The column of tanks pro-Russian militias entered Krasnodon from Lugansk  

Ukrainian forces took control of a pro-Russian stronghold in Slavyansk

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Government forces in Ukraine have taken control of a pro-Russian stronghold in the eastern city of Slavyansk. Kiev authorities say pro-Russ...

Government forces in Ukraine have taken control of a pro-Russian stronghold in the eastern city of Slavyansk. Kiev authorities say pro-Russian forces have left the city for the town of Kramatorsk. Slavyansk has been the scene of fighting between government troops and anti-Kiev fighters overnight. Slavyansk’s mayor has confirmed the takeover of the city by Ukrainian troops. Latest reports suggest that government forces are now in control of much of the eastern regions after attacking pro-Russian positions and clearing over a dozen towns and villages. Government forces launched an offensive in the eastern regions this week after a 10-day ceasefire with pro-Kremlin forces broke down.   Less

Clash Of Pro And Anti-immigration protesters.

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At 1:35 an Italian immigrant old guy grabs the neck of a Pro-immigrant young protester. it's very a difficult situation since the kids that...

At 1:35 an Italian immigrant old guy grabs the neck of a Pro-immigrant young protester. it's very a difficult situation since the kids that come here want to be with families. Those already in united states that are citizens which mothers are here illegally, mothers are being force to leave the country, ending in bad emotional cycles of families being broken apart between the two countries. Sending the entire families back isn't a choice because for those kids born here from illegal parents, They No nothing about their original countries. For them it's a foreign country that they don't no nothing about, IF SEND back they quickly become targets from cartels and GANGS violence.   Less

French pro-palestinian protesters face police

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Throngs of pro-Palestinian protesters turned up in defiance of a government ban on their demonstration in the French capital Saturday, leadi...

Throngs of pro-Palestinian protesters turned up in defiance of a government ban on their demonstration in the French capital Saturday, leading to violent clashes with police and dozens of arrests. Images on French TV showed a small number of protesters throwing rocks and police responding with tear gas, which wafted through debris-strewn streets of the Barbès neighborhood near central Paris. By 6:45 p.m. local time, 33 people had been arrested for throwing projectiles and assaulting police officers, a police official said. It wasn't immediately clear whether anyone was injured, the official added. The clashes underscore a dilemma facing France's Socialist government. President François Hollande has faced searing criticism in France—home to Europe's biggest Muslim minority—for what pro-Palestinian groups say is his failure to take a stand against Israel's incursions in the Gaza strip. At the same time, Mr. Hollande is under pressure from even broader swaths of the French public, which blames minorities and immigrants for a perceived rise in violent crime and delinquency. The far-right National Front is garnering support by accusing Mr. Hollande's ranks of being soft on crime and illegal immigration. Saturday's clashes occurred at the tail end of a large rally that had been called by several French political organizations, including the far-left New Anticapitalist Party, despite a French government ban. The rally had been banned on Friday after government officials expressed concern that it could turn violent. Last Sunday, a similar rally in Paris sought to steer the march toward two synagogues and clashed with riot police, and eight arrests. Earlier Saturday, French President François Hollande justified the decision to ban the rally at a news conference, saying groups have other ways to express themselves. "Those who want at any cost to protest will be held accountable," he told TV cameras. Nevertheless, French TV showed a large number of protesters showing up at 3 p.m., chanting and waving Palestinian flags under raised metro tracks. French television estimated between several hundred and several thousand people attended the rally at its peak, but the police official said the police didn't immediately have any estimate. Article source : http://online.wsj.com/articles/pro-palestinian-protesters-clash-with-paris-police-following-ban-on-rally-1405790372 Video source : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1bgW8-0o6po #financial_support_div{ display:none; position: absolute; width:300px; height:180px; margin-left: -150px; margin-top: -70px; /*- half of width and height */ top:50%; left:50%; padding: 5px; opacity:0.9; filter:alpha(opacity=90); z-index:1000; background-color:#000; color: white; } .close_box{ background: gray; color:#fff; padding:1px 3px; display:inline; position:absolute; right:1px; margin-right: -13px; margin-top: -13px; border-radius:3px; cursor:pointer; border: 1px #000 solid; } $(document).on("click",".close_box",function(){ $(this).parent().fadeTo(300,0,function(){ $(this).remove(); }); }); Loading the player ...   Less

France: Pro-Palestine protesters defy ban with rally in Lyon

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Video ID: 20140723-036 M/S Pro-Palestine protester C/U Baby in stroller wrapped in Palestinian flag M/S Crowd cheering M/S Protester holdin...

Video ID: 20140723-036 M/S Pro-Palestine protester C/U Baby in stroller wrapped in Palestinian flag M/S Crowd cheering M/S Protester holding sign reading “Free Palestine” M/S Mother and two daughters holding pro-Palestine posters M/S Palestine flags fluttering at Lyon’s Place des Terreaux C/U Man wrapped in Palestinian flag, wearing T-shirt reading “Boycott Israel” M/S Child dancing M/S Pro-Palestine protesters gathering C/U Protester holding newspaper with headline reading (in French) "It assassinates the Palestinian people" W/S Rally at Lyon’s Place de Terreaux M/S Riot policeman M/S Crowd shouting (in French) "It is here. Gaza. Gaza" C/U Sign reading "Be human, stop massacre" M/S Protesters wrapped in Palestinian flags, wearing make-up with Palestinian colours M/S Man holding sign reading “One state Israel - Palestine" M/S Crowd chanting (in French) "Palestine lives, Palestine cries" C/U Protesters booing M/S Crowd chanting (in French) "Israel assassinates" M/S Protesters lying on the ground with red paint on shirt, pretending to be dead M/S Security forming human chain in front of police line W/S Notre Dame de Fourvievre in Lyon SCRIPT Around 1,000 Pro-Palestine protesters gathered in front of Lyon’s iconic Hotel de Ville on Wednesday, to rally peacefully against the government ban on demonstrations in solidarity with Palestinians in Gaza. At the end of the rally, protesters lay in the ground wearing clothes covered in red paint to commemorate the hundreds of Palestinians who have recently died in the Gaza strip. No arrests were reported during the rally. A moment of tension occurred between police and a group of protesters but was peacefully contained by security forces at the site. Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/Ruptly Twitter: http://twitter.com/Ruptly LiveLeak: http://www.liveleak.com/c/Ruptly Google Plus: http://google.com/+RuptlyTV Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/Ruptly YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/user/RuptlyTV DailyMotion: http://www.dailymotion.com/ruptly Video on Demand: http://www.ruptly.tv   Less

Ukraine:government forces poised to retake pro-Russian held Donetsk

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Ukrainian government forces are poised to regain control of the city of Donetsk from pro-Russian separatists. Recent gains on the ground h...

Ukrainian government forces are poised to regain control of the city of Donetsk from pro-Russian separatists. Recent gains on the ground have split rebel fighters. A spokesperson for the administration in Kyiv, Andriy Lysenko said: “Our forces have completely cut Donetsk off from Luhansk. We are working to liberate both cities but it’s better to liberate Donetsk first.” The city is coming under sporadic shelling with hospitals and homes being hit, there are reports of civilian casualties. Residents are having to seek shelter where they can: “We are hiding from the bombs. Why are we here? Shells are flying over our heads and people are dying. How many people from Donetsk have died? It’s horrible,” said one woman. More than 1,300 people have lost their lives and 285,000 have fled the east of Ukraine since fighting broke out four months ago.   Less

Ukraine claims pro-Russian rebels hit refugee convoy, killing dozens

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Ukraine’s military says dozens of people have been killed after a convoy carrying refugees from the eastern, rebel-held city of Luhansk wa...

Ukraine’s military says dozens of people have been killed after a convoy carrying refugees from the eastern, rebel-held city of Luhansk was hit by pro-Russian separatists. The rebels deny responsibility but Ukrainian officials say victims were burned alive as rocket fire hit their buses.   “Not far from Luhansk, on the road between Khryashchuvatye and Novosvitlivka, a column of civilians trying to escape was hit from multiple GRAD missile launchers handed to the bandits by the Russian Federation,” Ukraine’s National Security Council spokesman Andriy Lysenko told a news conference in Kyiv. “A lot of people died, including women and children,” he said. A senior rebel leader denied his forces had the military capability to conduct such an strike, accusing the government of regularly attacking the area. Another rebel spokesman denied any civilian convoy had been struck, challenging the Kyiv authorities to produce evidence. Western sanctions against Moscow have failed to stem what NATO says is a steady supply of military equipment and men sent from Russia to help the rebels. Russia denies sending support, saying the separatists have seized equipment from the Ukrainians. With the rebels now apparently losing ground by the day to government forces, it is doubtful that Kyiv will agree to a ceasefire. But that is what Russia wants to allow its convoy of humanitarian aid through. Some 280-trucks are stalled at the Ukrainian border as Kyiv insists on formalities so that the aid can be properly distributed by the Red Cross.   Less

Street battles continue as Ukraine army attacks pro-Russian rebels

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As fierce fighting continues in Ukraine’s rebel stronghold of Donetsk and other eastern towns, the army has said pro-Russian separatists h...

As fierce fighting continues in Ukraine’s rebel stronghold of Donetsk and other eastern towns, the army has said pro-Russian separatists have shot down a government fighter jet. It was not known if the pilot was able to eject or had been killed in the crash, military spokesman Andriy Lysenko told Ukrainian channel 112. Donetsk witnessed more shelling of residential neighbourhoods on Wednesday. The separatist-controlled administration said nine residents were killed, in addition to dozens more in the wider region. The Ukrainian government denies that its forces are targeting civilian areas. It claims several of its own volunteer fighters have been killed. Government forces are reportedly gaining the upper hand over the separatists. In Luhansk, the other rebel stronghold until recently, the Ukrainian army now controls a large part of the city. Heavy firing was reported as its assault on separatists continued. Amid the area’s humanitarian crisis, several lorries from a Russian aid convoy entered a Donetsk checkpoint after being stuck near the Russian-Ukrainian border. Moscow insists the trucks are only carrying food and medical aid but Ukraine fears the convoy could contain weapons destined for pro-Russian separatists.   Less

[Rush Video] Australia police attack pro-Palestinians in Sydney

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Australian police have attacked pro-Palestinian protesters in Sydney. The Police had earlier launched a legal bid to stop the pro-Palestinia...

Australian police have attacked pro-Palestinian protesters in Sydney. The Police had earlier launched a legal bid to stop the pro-Palestinian protest at the opening of the Israeli Film Festival.   Less

Pro-Russian rebels launch offensive in south-eastern Ukraine, reportedly advancing on key port of Mariupol

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Pro-Russian rebels have opened up a new front in Ukraine’s south, with the separatists claiming they have captured the eastern town of Nov...

Pro-Russian rebels have opened up a new front in Ukraine’s south, with the separatists claiming they have captured the eastern town of Novoazovsk. It comes after the US accused Russia of directing a fresh offensive in Ukraine, with Kyiv consistently accusing Moscow of deploying equipment and forces on Ukrainian territory. But Alexander Zakharchenko, self-proclaimed Prime Minister of the self-declared ‘Donetsk People’s Republic’, a key rebel group, has said any Russians fighting alongside them do so as volunteers: “We never hid the fact that there are many Russian citizens among us, without whose help it would be very difficult to fight now. There were about 3000-4000 of them in our ranks. Many have left, but more are still here. There are also many soldiers that preferred to spend their leave among us, brothers who are fighting for freedom, rather than on a beach,” It’s thought the rebels are now advancing on the key port city of Mariupol, an area of strategic importance for the control of the Sea of Azov. Ukraine’s armed forces had been making significant gains against the separatists recently, tightening their grip around the strongholds of Donetsk and Luhansk. Fighting in the area has already resulted in many civilian casualties, with renewed shelling on Thursday thought to have claimed at least 16 civilian lives. But in Kyiv support for the military remains high, at a rally in the capital on Wednesday, people called on the Ukrainian government to provide more supplies and reinforcements to the armed forces in the country’s east.   Less

Pro-Russian rebels launch offensive in south-eastern Ukraine, reportedly advancing on key port of Mariupol

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Pro-Russian rebels have opened up a new front in Ukraine’s south, with the separatists claiming they have captured the eastern town of Nov...

Pro-Russian rebels have opened up a new front in Ukraine’s south, with the separatists claiming they have captured the eastern town of Novoazovsk. It comes after the US accused Russia of directing a fresh offensive in Ukraine, with Kyiv consistently accusing Moscow of deploying equipment and forces on Ukrainian territory. But Alexander Zakharchenko, self-proclaimed Prime Minister of the self-declared ‘Donetsk People’s Republic’, a key rebel group, has said any Russians fighting alongside them do so as volunteers: “We never hid the fact that there are many Russian citizens among us, without whose help it would be very difficult to fight now. There were about 3000-4000 of them in our ranks. Many have left, but more are still here. There are also many soldiers that preferred to spend their leave among us, brothers who are fighting for freedom, rather than on a beach,” It’s thought the rebels are now advancing on the key port city of Mariupol, an area of strategic importance for the control of the Sea of Azov. Ukraine’s armed forces had been making significant gains against the separatists recently, tightening their grip around the strongholds of Donetsk and Luhansk. Fighting in the area has already resulted in many civilian casualties, with renewed shelling on Thursday thought to have claimed at least 16 civilian lives. But in Kyiv support for the military remains high, at a rally in the capital on Wednesday, people called on the Ukrainian government to provide more supplies and reinforcements to the armed forces in the country’s east.   Less

Putin calls for talks between pro-Russian rebels and Kyiv

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Russian President Vladimir Putin has called for dialogue between pro-Russian rebels in eastern Ukraine and the government in Kyiv to protect...

Russian President Vladimir Putin has called for dialogue between pro-Russian rebels in eastern Ukraine and the government in Kyiv to protect people living near the conflict zone. “Substantive, meaningful talks, concerning not only technical issues but also relating to the issues of the society’s political organisation and statehood in southeastern Ukraine, should begin immediately,” said Putin, “to protect legitimate interests of people living there.” A Kremlin spokesman clarified Putin does not want a separate state in the region and called the conflict a domestic one inside Ukraine. Putin said his meeting last week with President Petro Poroshenko was “good” and called the Ukrainian president a “partner with whom it is possible to have a dialogue.” On Saturday the Lithuanian president called on Europe to supply military equipment to Kyiv. “I think the situation is getting worse. Russia is in open and direct involvement, and is in a state of war against Ukraine,” said Dalia Grybauskaite. “And, it is clear,” she continued. “This means – against a country which would like to be closer with Europe, which means that Russia is practically in a state of war against Europe.” She added that an arms embargo on Russia should be stepped up by stopping sales under existing contracts. EU officials who met in Brussels on Saturday are set to draw up proposals for fresh sanctions within a week.   Less

Scottish pro-independence campaign takes poll lead for first time

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A shock new poll gives Scotland’s independence campaign a narrow lead for the first time. The YouGov poll for Britain’s Sunday Times n...

A shock new poll gives Scotland’s independence campaign a narrow lead for the first time. The YouGov poll for Britain’s Sunday Times newspaper puts the campaign for Scotland to leave the United Kingdom ahead with 51 percent against the unionists’ 49 percent. The poll was conducted after pro-independence figurehead Alex Salmond was widely judged to have won the latest of two televised debates. YouGov said it was the first poll to represent a real possibility for a yes win. Unionists, including Britain’s three main political parties, say the UK is stronger together and independence would bring uncertainty. Nationalists say Scotland would be one of the world’s richest countries if it took control of its own destiny.   Less

Ukraine and pro-Russian rebels exchange prisoners of war

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Ukrainian government forces and pro-Russian rebels have exchanged dozens of prisoners of war (PoW). The swap took place on a highway close...

Ukrainian government forces and pro-Russian rebels have exchanged dozens of prisoners of war (PoW). The swap took place on a highway close to the separatist stronghold of Donetsk. Two buses, one carrying Ukraine’s PoWs and another separatists’, arrived at a spot several kilometres north of Donetsk where OSCE (Organisation for Security and Co-operation in Europe) observers were waiting for them. “We are glad to return to our homes, families finally, after the deal was reached. Though we are still far away it feels like we are home,” said a released Ukrainian prisoner, who refused to give his name. One pro-Russian detainee from Kramatorsk complained of being mistreated by Ukrainian authorities. “How did they treat me? I was lying for a month and a half until my bruises disappeared. What for? I can’t understand. They called me a separatist but I call myself a Donbass citizen. That’s it.” The exchange of all captives is one of the key elements of the ceasefire. The next exchange is expected to take place on Saturday.   Less

Scotland's No-camp slightly ahead of pro-independence campaign

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Reports from Scotland say the No-camp in the country's historic referendum has a slight lead over the pro-independence move. Votes in over ...

Reports from Scotland say the No-camp in the country's historic referendum has a slight lead over the pro-independence move. Votes in over half of Scotland’s council areas have shown their results. 56 percent of Scottish voters have said 'No' to independence, with 44 saying Yes. The final results are expected around five-thirty GMT. There are some reports of vote rigging. Police are investigating allegations of electoral fraud. Officials say the voter turnout has been over 88 percent. In the lead-up to the referendum, which was held in the absence of international observers, British officials made every effort to convince the Scots not to vote for autonomy. More than four-million people had registered to vote.   Less

Kiev nationalist girl and her boyfriends clean up pro-Russia signs in store

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Ukrainian nationalism girl, Vita, and her friends, in the store, cleaning pro-Russian flag http://v.youku.com/v_show/id_XNzkwMzc2MDI4.html ...

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Pro-democracy protesters take control of central Hong Kong

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A fourth night of pro-democracy protests is underway in Hong Kong after demonstrators successfully repelled police baton charges and tear ga...

A fourth night of pro-democracy protests is underway in Hong Kong after demonstrators successfully repelled police baton charges and tear gas all day in the city’s central business district. The protests have become the biggest challenge to China’s authority since the Tienanmen protests 25 years ago. China’s National Day on October 1 is just around the corner and organisers say bigger protests are planned for then, with residents of nearby Macao saying they too will march. China has warned the world this is an internal matter, saying it was “resolutely opposed to any foreign country using any method to interfere…or support illegal activities like ‘Occupy Central’…”, the name the protesters have given themselves. For the moment police have retreated and the demonstrators are steeled for another night of sleeping rough, some with little more than the umbrellas that have become a symbol of their struggle for shelter.   Less

Pro-democracy protesters plan National Day demos in Hong Kong

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National Day dawned in Hong Kong bringing with it high expectations of the largest demonstration yet to be organised by pro-democracy prote...

National Day dawned in Hong Kong bringing with it high expectations of the largest demonstration yet to be organised by pro-democracy protesters. The territory’s official ceremony to mark the founding of the Chinese Communist Party in 1949 was attended by Hong Kong’s current leader CY Leung – the man protesters want to stand down. They see him as kowtowing to Beijing’s plans to vet candidates for the next leadership election in 2017 Eighteen-year-old student Dennis Wong believes the Hong Kong government must listen: ‘If a country does things that are right and its people are convinced, people will celebrate on the country’s birthday. But now this is not the case. Even though it’s National Day, many people are standing up and telling this government we are not satisfied with you.” ‘I want to tell people in China that no matter what, Hong Kong people want to maintain One Country, Two Systems, and we want freedom and democracy,’ said 20-year-old waitress Angel Leung. There is little sign of the campaign flagging – quite the reverse – more than 100.000 people are expected to turn up Wednesday night. But beneath the apparent confidence there is anxiety as to what will happen when patience on the mainland runs out.   Less

Pro-Russian rebels and Ukrainian army battle for Donetsk airport

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A fuel reservoir billows black smoke over Donetsk airport, as separatists battle the Ukrainian army for control of the strategic base. The...

A fuel reservoir billows black smoke over Donetsk airport, as separatists battle the Ukrainian army for control of the strategic base. The pro-Russian rebels claim the airport is 95% under their control, but a Ukrainian military spokesperson said it was still in government hands. Despite of an official truce, fighting continues in the east of Ukraine – ten people were killed on Wednesday when shells struck near a school and a mini-bus shelter in Donetsk. The battle for the airport has raged for months as the insurgents attempt to capture the strategic point used by the Ukrainian army to reinforce its forward positions.   Less