According
to BBC, pro-Kiev and pro-Moscow protesters have scuffled in Ukraine's Crimea
region, as tensions increase following last week's ousting of President Viktor
Yanukovych.
Reports say at least one person was
injured during the face-off outside parliament in Simferopol.
Only a police cordon separates the
rallies - one pro-Russian, the other involving Crimean Tatars and people
backing Ukraine's change of government.
A new cabinet is due to be unveiled in
the capital Kiev in a few hours' time.
In a separate development, the interim
authorities have disbanded the elite Berkut police units, which are blamed for
the deaths of dozens of protesters in the Ukrainian capital last week.
