At least three people have died and ten have been wounded in an explosion during a peace march in the Ukrainian city of Kharkiv.<br /><br /> According to police an explosive device was thrown from a moving car into a crowd attending the rally.<br /><br /> One policeman and a pro-European activist were reported among the fatalities and the interior ministry are treating it as a ‘terrorist act’.<br /><br /> Attentat à Kharkiv : 2 morts et 10 blessés (bilan à confirmer). Photos via @tombreadley pic.twitter.com/WL3Xi3BlQd— Paul Gypteau (@paulgypteau) February 22, 2015<br /> <br /><br /> According to the prosecutor’s office an investigation is underway at the scene of the blast and an unspecified number of suspects have been detained.<br /><br /> The rally was being held to support Kyiv against the pro-Russian rebels who have taken control of arts of east Ukraine.<br /><br /> It came as the country marked the one year anniversary of the popular uprising which ousted pro-Russian President Viktor Yanukovych. A similar ‘dignity march’ was being held in Kyi
