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alloca also calls on teena stores are ransacked and water breaks down leaving eleven people dead as striking police refused to return to work until that pay demands are met. this is also international coming to you live from moscow hello and welcome to the program rise police have moved back from the central square in the ukrainian capital after an hour's long standoff with antigovernment protesters during the night a special forces try to remove barricades blocking traffic that the opposition says it was a violent crime down that failed. isnt it. those are certainly more protesters in independence square behind me right now than there was than there was at this time yesterday follows calls from the opposition for people to come down and support the movement after last night's police operation meanwhile the opposition have responded to events overnight vitaly klitschko the world heavyweight boxing champion one of the high profile opposition leaders of course has a tweet age we can't make a compromise with and dictate as we should get rid of them the number one issue is the resignation of pre

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