First Deputy Minister of Internal Affairs (MIA) of Ukraine Serhiy Yarovyi says the situation in Odesa remains calm, and that there are no reports of bomb threats as the city marks the anniversary of mass riots that sparked on May 2, 2014.
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UNIAN: Odesa marks anniversary of 2014 Odesa mass riots
A priests leads prayers at the spot where pro-Ukrainian activists died during a memorial ceremony in the Ukrainian Black Sea city of Odessa on May 2, 2019. Ukrainians on May 2, mark five years since one of the bloodiest massacres in the modern history of Odessa. In 2014 street battles between armed Moscow and Kyiv supporters in the historic Black Sea port killed six people and culminated in a building inferno in which 42 pro-Russian supporters died.
