Ukraine crisis: Viktor Yanukovych decries Crimea 'tragedy'

April 02, 2014 22:09

Ukraine's deposed President Viktor Yanukovych says Russia's annexation of Crimea is "a tragedy" and he hopes it will become part of Ukraine again.

In an interview with the Associated Press and Russian channel NTV, he also said he gave no orders to open fire on protesters in the capital, Kiev.

Yanukovych fled Kiev after protests in which more than 100 people died.

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