#digitalmaidan map of Ukrainian protests http://t.co/ZNs5MA1xIX pic.twitter.com/J8GIpfDh6h
— Inspired (@inspiredua) January 27, 2014
#digitalmaidan is trending worldwide! Join the movement to help the world #getinformed about this struggle for #Democracy #euromaidan #Kyiv
— LFranko (@lfranx) January 27, 2014
We want to break free from communism and russian slavery! Support our revolution! #euromaidan #Ukraine #digitalmaidan pic.twitter.com/kVpIVIkJQb
— Мер Києва (2020-2024) (@10nyk) January 27, 2014
You know, one has to stand his ground to protect his freedom #Ukraine #euromaidan #digitalmaidan pic.twitter.com/cf7A4hR95k
— Spiriana (@Spiriana) January 27, 2014
The brave anti-government protesters in Ukraine are not backing down. Tomorrow, the Yanukovych regime will hold a special hearing on the movement. Government officials want to end the demonstrations ASAP:
Ahead of a special legislative session on Tuesday intended to help defuse Ukraine’s worsening political crisis, the majority party in Parliament issued a statement on Monday accusing protest leaders of directing a coup attempt against President Viktor F. Yanukovych and encouraging the occupation of government buildings across the country.
Also on Monday, the justice minister, Olena Lukash, demanded that antigovernment demonstrators leave a main Justice Ministry building they have occupied in Kiev, the capital, on Sunday night, warning that if they did not withdraw she would urge Mr. Yanukovych to break off negotiations and impose a state of emergency in the country.
The statements illustrated deepening exasperation among Mr. Yanukovych’s closest advisers and political allies over the government’s failure to contain the political crisis. On Saturday, Mr. Yanukovych offered to dismiss the cabinet and install two opposition leaders in senior positions, along with other concessions, but the protesters rebuffed the proposal as insufficient.
#digitalmaidan is trending as activists and their supporters call for solidarity and highlight repression.
#digitalmaidan is trending. Finally some recognition on Twitter
— Christina Tymchyshyn (@ChristinaT_97) January 27, 2014
Support Ukraine and join the #digitalmaidan Twitter Storm which is trending worldwide right now…. http://t.co/MjxeA1K93N
— Cheremosh Dancers (@cheremosh) January 27, 2014
Amazing to see that that #digitalmaidan trending and gives hope for people of #Ukraine #maidan pic.twitter.com/6FiJ2eaKle
— Nina K (@NinaKay94) January 27, 2014
Ukraine minister moots state of emergency after activist raid http://t.co/dBrGLnwgOQ
— Reuters (@Reuters) January 27, 2014
Barricades look like ukrainian flag #digitalmaidan pic.twitter.com/0aYoRhnq30
— Skylar Nova (@TaniaJHunt) January 27, 2014
https://twitter.com/OlegKupets/status/427833264837914624
https://twitter.com/TitoAlehanov1/status/427831660227608576
People need to be more aware of what's going on in the world. Help Ukraine! #СлаваУкраїні #digitalmaidan
— Король (@stefkorol) January 27, 2014
Ukrainians, whole world is watching you and supporting you! Stay stronger and stronger!!! #digitalmaidan
— Alexander Khrebet/Олександр Хребет (@AlexKhrebet) January 27, 2014
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