Adossée à la frontière Russe, la région du Donbass n'a jamais reconnu la révolution ukrainienne, ni ses nouveaux dirigeants pro-européens. Elle a organisé ses propres élections et proclamé son indépendance. Depuis cette sécession, une guerre l'oppose à l'armée de Kiev, qui essaie coûte que coûte de reconquérir son territoire perdu. En moins d'un an, le conflit armé a déjà fait près de 5000 morts. En l'absence de chef reconnu de tous, le Donbass est livré aux mains de politiciens fantoches et de chefs de guerre. Ils étaient sportif, chanteur, ou homme d’affaire… Aujourd’hui, ils sont député, chef de la police et commandant de bataillon. Portraits croisés des nouveaux maîtres du Donbass. Reportage (2015, 26mn) #Donbass #Ukraine #ARTE

Ukrainian who laydown weapon in Mariupol ?? Republican forces of the NM LPR are mastering weapons kindly supplied by the USA, Britain and other NATO countries.

Video shows brazen 12-year-old boy fire shot while robbing Michigan gas station Shocking video shows an armed 12-year-old boy robbing a Michigan gas station and firing a shot when the confused clerk asks “are you serious?” The boy told cops “he didn’t do it for the money” after he was arrested after the brazen, broad daylight stick-up at 4 p.m. Wednesday at Marathon gas station in Hartford. “He said he would’ve thrown the money into the sewer. He wouldn’t give us an explanation why he did it,” Lt. Mike Prince told TV station WZZM 13. The child can be seen in the video waiting in line behind another customer at the counter before he approaches the clerk and demands she hand over the cash. “Put the money in the bag,” the kid says as he draws a handgun from his backpack. A female store clerk, appalled, asks him “What?” before the boy repeats his demand. “Are you serious?” she asks. In response, the boy takes the gun and points it toward the ceiling and fires a single warning shot. The clerk jolts in fear.

Happened today in a Catholic church Owo, Ondo state Nigeria Gunmen on Sunday attacked a Catholic church in Ondo State, southwestern Nigeria, killing "many" worshippers, according to the government and police. The attack occurred during morning service at St Francis Catholic Church in the town of Owo in southwestern Nigeria, usually untouched by jihadists and criminal gangs active in other parts of Nigeria. country. An attack still without claim Responsibility for the attack has not been claimed. His motives and toll were not immediately known, but President Muhammadu Buhari condemned the "heinous killing of worshippers".