When Reuters came to headquarters, this was surrounded by about 400 pro-Russian Ukrainian protester

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The eight captives OSCE inspectors leaders, the German Major Axel Schneider, explained at a press conference in Slovjansk they were unhurt but that he has not been given any indication of when he and the others are free. Ukrainians hostages law were not shown to the press.
Axel Schneider also said that he and his group consider themselves as separatists guests, not prisoners of war. He also added that the city's self-appointed mayor Vyacheslav Ponomariov "guaranteed" the group's safety, writes AFP and Reuters.
According to the self-proclaimed separatist leader and mayor Vyacheslav Ponomariov in Slovjansk the OSCE'S negotiating team arrived. Ponomariov said, according to Reuters that he will negotiate with the group shortly.
Mattias Robertson, Communications Officer at Headquarters, said this morning TT that the Armed Forces have not yet had any direct contact with the Major, a man from the Stockholm area who was on mission in Ukraine for the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE).
The man's relatives have been in connection with the defense, law and Robertson's assessment is that they are in a "heartbreaking situation." The Armed Forces have the resources to help them with psychological support, but he does not believe that it been discussed at present.
Dagens Nyheter photographer Roger Turesson did exchange a few words with the Swedish Major Thomas Johansson from Stockholm area. He confirmed in a brief question that he was fine and did the "thumbs up".
OSCE, according to a statement confirmed that there were forces law for the self-appointed mayor of Slovjansk that at lunchtime on Friday abducted Swede and the other OSCE inspectors - four Germans, a Dane, a Czech and a Pole.
- It is important for us to take a further step and send a message to Russia that this kind of destabilizing activities taking place in Ukraine must be stopped, says Obama according to AFP at a press conference in the Malaysian capital Kuala Lumpur.
According to Reuters correspondent in Donetsk managed the pro-Russian separatists there today to take over the regional television station. According to Interfax was carried takeover without violence. But it was called at the same time that the gates to the media headquarters torn down.
When Reuters came to headquarters, this was surrounded by about 400 pro-Russian Ukrainian protesters who shouted hostile slogans. One of the masked and armed people guarding the entrance said that it occupied the building because of dissatisfaction with the news.
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