An AFP reporter on the scene said the crowd shouted &quot;fascists, fascists&quot; as they attacked the building, demanding the release of some of their number arrested during the clashes. 
	AFP

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Pro-Russian militants attack police HQ in Ukraine's Odessa

ODESSA, Ukraine - Around 3,000 pro-Russian militants on Sunday stormed the police headquarters in the Ukrainian port city of Odessa, where 42 people died in clashes two days ago.

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