The Ukrainian community in the Swiss city of Basel held a march in support for the Russian-jailed pilot Savchenko and film director Sentsov.
A Russian lawmaker has proposed declaring President Vladimir Putin to be king.
A report on the possibility of Ukrainian citizens being allowed visa-free travel in the European Union.
Photos from a Culinary Festival in Dnipropetronsk today that was held to support the military in Donbas.
A second humanitarian aid logistics center has been opened by the Ukrainian government in the Donbas region.
The president of the Association of Psychiatrists of Ukraine and human rights activist Semyon Hluzman told Radio Svoboda in an interview about how little has changed among the parties in power in the country:
A Ukrainian human rights activist discusses the economic embargo on Crimea.
Barring any major developments, that ends the live blog for tonight.
From TASS:
Obama's calling Yanukovich "a stooge of Mr. Putin" is inappropriate -
Kremlin
SOCHI, October 9./TASS/. The Kremlin sees as inappropriate words of US
President Barack Obama, who called former President of Ukraine Viktor
Yanukovich "a corrupt stooge of Mr. Putin".
"Calling 'a stooge' the former president, ousted from power by force
as a result of an armed state coup, organized and sponsored from outside,
is hardly appropriate," he said.
In an interview with CBS, President Obama said: "When I came into
office-- Ukraine was governed by a corrupt ruler who was a stooge of Mr.
Putin".