Former Ukraine president claims innocence regarding 2014 killings
Lena Savchuk
Press TV, Kiev
Former Ukrainian president Viktor Yanukovych says he is ready to testify in court on events of the country’s civil unrest back in 2014. Yanukovych, who is living in Russia, says he wants to help acquit the jailed police officers who are accused of killing the pro-West protesters.
Lena Savchuk reports from Kiev.
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