Ukraine's ousted President is a wanted man. He's also a missing man. Viktor Yanukovych is not in Kiev. The mayor of Kharkiv, where Yanukovych was Saturday, says he hasn't seen him in a few days. He's also apparently not hiding in a bunker in a Ukrainian Orthodox monastery, a church spokesman said, swatting down the latest speculation. Ukraine's onetime -- and, by his account, current -- President is facing a warrant for the "mass killings" of civilians. Over the weekend, he fled to Kharkiv, a pro-Russian stronghold near the border. And he tried to board a charter plane in the eastern city of Donetsk but was turned away because he didn't have documents.
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"This is not a restoration of the Cold War," White House spokesman says
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Russian Foreign Ministry accuses opposition of "dictatorship and terror"
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Opposition leader says missing President is trying to "avoid responsibility"
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Ousted President Viktor Yanukovych hasn't been seen since Saturday
Russia's Foreign Ministry criticized those elections Monday, saying Ukraine's parliament was acting rashly, and accused lawmakers of discriminating against ethnic @placeholder by excluding them from the reform process.