In the Ukrainian port city of Odessa, hundreds of pro-Ukraine demonstrators have protested against the release of 67 pro-Russians, who'd been held in the city's trade union building.
They’d been detained after deadly clashes in the city on Friday left at least 46 people dead. But they were released by Ukrainian police on Sunday, after a group of pro-Russian activists stormed the city’s police headquarters.
Pro-Ukrainian protesters then gathered at one of the city’s squares and marched towards the administration building of the Ukrainian Interior Ministry in Odessa. They then marched to the trade union building to take down the Russian flag which had been raised earlier. Most of the victims of Friday’s violence died in a building fire. 170 people were initially detained after the violence.