all these points made by sergei fedorov this morning at a news conference holding kiev responsible for state of the talks at the moment. don't forget we had on sunday night an attack which left 2-3 russian-speaking demonstrators killed at this check point and he sergei fedorov and foreign ministry say this is another example of kiev's failure to reign in its nationalist right wing armed supporters. he also said that it's time that the united states recognized the responsibility it had after it was involved in the formation of the government in kiev. but he did mention about pending sanctions which have been threatened by the white house and saying do not put those in effect yet and just have a look and see what is happening in this country before you go and do that. >> peter, thanks very much for that, peter sharp in moscow and peter was saying ukraine military said there was a shooting on sunday between the army and pro-russia activist and one person killed at a check point in the town south of dansk and two people detained and let's go to dansk and we know the vice president joe bide

and what sergei fedorov is saying today is look, it's also implicit in the agreement that kiev must firstl clear the independent square which is the focus of the revolution. it must get their supporters out of the illegally occupied buildings in kiev and they should disarm the right sector, that is the right wing radical group and he says if that happens then the leaders in the southeast of ukraine will follow suit, give up the buildings and surrender their weapons so you are getting one line there from sergei fedorov putting something out. meanwhile rather sort of almost h his -- hysterical interim president saying russia is preparing to start world war three so take your pick because it's coming together, it really is. >> the sanctions of yet more sanctions does loom heavily over moscow but is there very much concern about it? >> no, not really. it's not so much the sanctions which were individually targeted for people, it's the lack of confidence in russia. what you need, if you are investing money in a country, huge amounts of money is stability and security and russia doesn't take th

russian foreign minister sergei fedorov has spoken about u krak and says they are not working to destabilize east. >> translator: we need an honest and clear reaction from the rest would double standards and not shifting blame to moscow. they did not listen to the people in southern and eastern ukraine and using military force to put down the protest and it's dangerous and those people planning to do so should be punished. >> we are live from there, peter, what else did we hear the foreign minister say? >> reporter: he has finished speaking and opened a lengthy statement 20 minutes by saying he was totally opposed russian and kremlin is opposed of use of force by the government and they will have to take responsibility of what happens if that goes ahead. this was a primary message of this address. he said that the basically the west is employing double standards here and said the demonstrations in independent square were described by the west as democratic but the same demonstrations, sort of demonstrations carried mout in the eastern ukraine were actually examples of terrorism. he said that

. >> sergei fedorov is in moscow for talks but talking about breaking developments about the crisis inaine and referred to the kiev government's possible request for peace keepers in eastern ukraine to bring the situation under control and said the suggestion was completely absurd and also it would have meant a vote from the security council and russia would have voted it down any way and that was a non-start up. he did relieve an osce, organization of security cooperation team, is now at russia instance is moved by separatists to take over buildings there and a report on the situation and that is as we understand a breaking news. and also he was lavish in his praise of china and said their view of the crisis and russia's involvement and was both balanced and objective. >> many pro-russia activists angry they have been branded terrorists by kiev and refusing to give up their occupation, the buildings until demands are met and we report from eastern ukraine. >> he is a cole minor who can hardly make end meet and he is ready to prevent anyone from storming the security building seized by