better time for the ousted president to speak out according to international relations expert mark sloboda. while technically still the having rights as the president of the ukraine after being driven out by this putsch in kiev he's released a rather powerful statement we have seen a complete deterioration of the situation in kiev this putsch has shown that they really have no power. to control what is going on certainly not in the entirety of the ukraine but even more locally the ultra nationalist mobs which which the cynically made an attempt to ride the tiger of their violence into power or are now in control of the streets so. i guess at this point must feel he has no alternative except to try to restore order to the country meanwhile comments on the crisis have been coming in from high level ministers from nato countries for more on their reaction here's our correspondent you see coming off in. nato defense ministers expressing a lot of concern over ukraine as well as their perception of the kremlin's response the nato secretary general anders fogh rasmussen called on russia not to do

pushing for more violence until the president stepped down let's get some reaction on this from mark sloboda international relations security studies professor at moscow state university so germany's calling for all sides to stick with this agreement here but whose keep control of the element in the streets right now. well as the congress and hard cost has clearly stated already the agreement that was agreed to on friday between the. so cozy leaders of the opposition who actually have no control over what the might don mobs are doing at this point who is actually in control on the ground and the government a victory on a covert overseen by the european union which has been instrumental in fomenting this coup over the ukrainian government has been completely broken the street says not being cleared of these armed militants they continue to occupy buildings just last night they occupied the presidential administration the rada the interior ministry they essentially control the entire government sector of kiev at this point. the president has fled there are reports that he has just offered his

time for the ousted president to speak out that's according to international relations expert mark sloboda. while technically still the having rights as the president of the ukraine after being driven out by this putsch in kiev he's released a rather powerful statement we have seen a complete deterioration of the situation in kiev this putsch has shown that they really have no power. to control what is going on certainly not in the entirety of the ukraine but even more locally the ultra nationalist mobs which which they cynically made an attempt to ride the tiger of their violence into power are now in control of the streets so. i guess at this point must feel he has no alternative except to try to restore order to the country. and it's the rise of ultra nationalists that's leading to trouble in ukraine itself with the forefront of now in the capital of the autonomous region and that's where the local parliament has accepted the resignation of the region's prime minister and delivered a vote of no confidence to the cabinet the group already entered the parliament building as you go to now

mark sloboda senior lecturer in international relations and a security studies at moscow state universitysays the mob is playing by its own rules. agreement that was agreed to on friday between the. so cozy leaders of the opposition who actually has no control over what the might on mobs are doing at this point who is actually in control on the ground there has been a coupe the. deal agreed to has been broken and the congress in hard calls has declared that any decisions taken by this parliament now have been taken without the participation of the majority of the party of regions and communist delegates and that any of its decisions are invalid because they have been made under threats of violence and death by the mobs that were literally sieging the parliament and are now in physical control over we are following the situation in ukraine on air and online plus we have got news crews in kiev and eastern ukraine don't forget to check out of the r t twitter feed for their latest updates. well i've got more news coming up after a short break including a wrap up of saturday's heated competiti

able to ensure any kind of peat moss with loving on the french very much indeed for that while mark sloboda he is a senior lecturer in international relations and security studies at moscow state university he says the mall is playing by its own rules. agreement that was agreed to on friday between the. so cozy leaders of the opposition who actually have no control over what the might on mobs are doing at this point who is actually in control on the ground there has been the deal agreed to has been broken and the congress in hard calls has declared that any decisions taken by this parliament now have been taken without the participation of the majority of the party of regions and communist delegates and that any of its decisions are invalid because they have been made under threats of violence and death by the mobs that were literally sieging the parliament and are now in physical control over. my colleague not trying to discuss the threat of radicals coming to power with charles shubert who spend some time in ukraine watching the political developments there let's have a listen to this fir

the opposition's part of a deal instead pushing for more violence until the president steps down mark sloboda a lecturer in international relations and security studies at moscow state university thinks the crowd in the streets lives by its own rules. agreement that was agreed to on friday between the. so close it leaders of the opposition who actually has no control over what the might on mobs are doing at this point who is actually in control on the ground there has been the deal agreed to has been broken and the congress in hard calls has declared that any decisions taken by this parliament now have been taken without the participation of the majority of the party of regions and communist delegates and that any of its decisions are invalid because they have been made under threats of violence and death by the mobs that were literally sieging the parliament and are now in physical control of what i call analyst new korean specialist jet ski says that ukraine is veering toward a power vacuum i think do you call which companies zoom more and more divided and i think that made quite a lot of e