A barricade is set up by pro-Moscow protesters is seen in front a regional security services building they seized in Luhansk, eastern Ukraine, April 10, 2014.
Kyiv Offers Amnesty For Separatist Protesters -- Voice of America
Ukraine's acting president, Oleksandr Turchynov, is promising amnesty for pro-Russia demonstrators if they give up their weapons and vacate government buildings the occupied in two of the country's eastern cities.
Turchynov said Thursday he is willing to make his promise official in a presidential proclamation.
There has been no reply so far from the separatist protesters.
Interior Minister Arsen Avakov said Wednesday that Kyiv will put an end to the siege of government buildings Friday, either through negotiations or by force.
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Ukraine: No prosecution for pro-Russian protesters -- Washington Post/AP
Ukraine offers amnesty to pro-Russian separatists -- BBC
Ukrainian leader to protesters: Surrender and you won't be prosecuted -- CNN
Kyiv offers amnesty to pro-Russian protesters in eastern Ukraine -- Euronews
Ukraine Will Not Prosecute Activists in Luhansk, Donetsk -- Novinite
Ukraine Sets Deadline for Pro-Russian Protesters -- Christian Science Monitor
Pro-Russian Protesters Are Ignoring Ukraine’s Ultimatum -- Time
Standoff between gvt, protesters intensifies, 24 hours before Kiev ultimatum ends -- RT
Donetsk protesters prepare for Kiev military attack, referendum -- RT
Separatists in east Ukraine call on Putin for help, Kiev warns of force -- Reuters
Pro-Russia Citizens of Eastern Ukraine Occupy Buildings and Wait for Russia -- WSJ
Donetsk still in grip of pro-Russian rally, but life goes on as normal -- Xinhuanet
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