Russia has condemned the West and Ukrainian terrorists over the ousting of President Viktor Yanukovych.
Russia said the new government violating ethnic Russian rights and accused the West of one-sided geopolitical calculations
According to the Guardian, Moscow delivered a damning indictment of post-revolutionary Ukraine, denouncing alleged discrimination of the ethnic Russian minority.
Russia also accused the west of sponsoring a takeover of the country by 'terrorists' and 'extremists', and clashing with Washington over plans for early elections in May.
A foreign ministry statement said that Russia was extremely concerned about the situation in Ukraine.
Dmitry Medvedev, the prime minister and former president of Russia, accused the post-Yanukovych authorities and parliament of lacking legitimacy.
The Russian statement said events in Ukraine since the weekend 'discredit the initiators and their guarantors [EU], threaten civic peace, social stability and public safety.
It added that several western partners show no concern for the fate of Ukraine, but for one-sided geopolitical calculations. There is no sign of real assessment of the criminal acts of extremists, including neo-Nazis and antisemites, the report added.