Fighting in Ukraine become more violent

While authorities held in Kharkiv a second round table of national unity, resistance in Ukraine grew yesterday with renewed fighting and violent incidents in the regions of Donetsk and Lugansk.

The pro-Russian bulwark of Slaviansk, attacked by Ukrainian troops since late April, was the scene of armed clashes in the morning.

The self-proclaimed popular Mayor, Viacheslav Ponomariov, reported that the Ukrainian mass forces fired artillery shells and mortar fire against Semionovka.

In addition, with the help of artillery they destroyed a railway bridge in Andreyevka.