Former Ukraine Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko fires up crowd in Independence Square

Incredible images from #Ukraine as recently freed former PM #Tymoshenko address the crowd in #Kiev "You have removed cancer from Ukraine"

— Mohamed Aseel Hassan (@aseeeel) February 22, 2014

Incredible moment: #Tymoshenko speaks in Independence Square, right now. Live video: http://t.co/cIYhju2p2A pic.twitter.com/evUZbP4Fb9

— Jim Roberts (@nycjim) February 22, 2014

#BREAKING Newly freed Tymoshenko declares "dictatorship has fallen" via @AFP

— Jenan Moussa (@jenanmoussa) February 22, 2014

A weeping Yulia Tymoshenko lays flowers near Maidan where protesters died. "Glory to #Ukraine, glory to the heroes," she shouts #Euromaidan

— Alexander Marquardt (@MarquardtA) February 22, 2014

BREAKING: "Heroes never die," freed former Ukraine Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko tells supporters in Kiev.http://t.co/v5TEmxXE5f

— CNN International (@cnni) February 22, 2014

Breaking News: Freed Ukrainian opposition leader Yulia Tymoshenko tells protesters: 'You have the right to rule your own country'

— iSupport#TheGood2015 (@OlayemiOniroyin) February 22, 2014

#Tymoshenko : "We cannot afford to pardon those who were allowed to send bullets into hearts of our young men"

— Hasan Kelani (@hasanboy_16) February 22, 2014

Yulia Tymoshenko promises #Euromaidan to bring Yanukovich & snipers to justice, not to let the country fall apart

— Alec Luhn (@ASLuhn) February 22, 2014

Tymoshenko is making me weep!

— Boy George (@BoyGeorge) February 22, 2014

#Tymoshenko #ukraineprotest. This woman is really powerful. Every country should have a few women like her. I am close to tears.

— John Opara (@johnie72) February 22, 2014

I’m not exactly sure that Tymoshenko is exactly squeaky clean herself #UKRAINE

— Ranty Man (@ranty_man) February 22, 2014

I feel Tymoshenko wasn't greeted on #Euromaidan w much excitement.Only got the crowd to chant w her when said 'Heroes never die'. #Ukraine

— Bricio Segovia (@briciosegovia) February 22, 2014

Did Tymoshenko stop because she was feeling ill or because of people in the audience?

— Nikolaus von Twickel (@niktwick) February 22, 2014

But the people near me in #Maidan were unimpressed by Tymoshenko."She was part of the system, so she did something to create it".

— David Blair (@davidblairdt) February 22, 2014

"she's beautiful, she's been in prison, she speaks well – but it's not about her. And she's no saint" – #Maidan protester on tymoshenko

— David Blair (@davidblairdt) February 22, 2014