3 Pro Russia Separatists Killed in Attack on Ukraine Military Base in Mariupol

Three pro Russian separatists were killed when a least one hundred of them attacked a Ukrainian base in Mariupol.

They made their attack throwing grenades and gasoline bombs, while firing from various guns.

Another thirteen were injured and sixty-three arrested when the base's troops swiftly responded to the attack.

There is no word of any injuries amongst the soldiers.

Meanwhile, in Donetsk, separatists there ordered the city's Jews to register with the separatists.

In other news, Ukraine's government claims to have arrested ten Russian citizens, all of whom have intelligence backgrounds.

The government is investigating each of them for being Russian spies.

Russia has not issued comments regarding the arrests of their citizens.

Pro Russia Separatists in Donetsk Order Ukraine's Jews to Register

Jews in Donetsk, Ukraine were ordered to register with the pro Russian separatists, who have taken over much of the city.

Per a pamphlet put out, by the People's Republic of Donetsk, all those of Jewish decent over the age of sixteen must register with the "Commissioner for Nationalities" and pay for their right to remain in the city.

At registration, "ID and passport are required to register your Jewish religion, religious documents of family members, as well as documents establishing the rights to all real estate property that belongs to you, including vehicles."

Those who do not do so will "have their citizenship revoked, face deportation and see their assets confiscated".

The new from Donetsk reminds many of the beginning of Nazi rule, in Germany, back in the 1930s.

It has been received by a huge outcry of condemnation from the world, except Russia, which has remained silent about it.

Officials in Donetsk had confirmed that this was new policy, but later backed away from that claim.