Ukrainians gathered Monday to commemorate a protest movement that began in November 2013 and led to the removal of a pro-Moscow president. The Maidan revolution was followed by a proxy war with Russia, which was a precursor to the current conflict.
A Ukrainian serviceman kneels in front of a memorial dedicated to people who died in clashes with security forces during the Maidan protest movement. Ukrainians gathered Monday to commemorate a protest movement that began in November 2013 and led to the removal of a pro-Moscow president. The so-called Maidan revolution was followed by a, which was a precursor to the current conflict.
blackouts until at least the end of March. Meanwhile, Ukrainian prosecutors said they had uncovered several suspected torture sites in Kherson after Russian forces retreated from the southern city.1. Key developmentswhich has faced heavy shelling, continues to alarm international leaders. Systemic damage from a barrage of Russian strikes on Ukrainian energy infrastructure is now so severe
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