Opposition leaders in Ukraine have resumed their protests in the center of Kyiv, despite police attacks against activists, aiming to oust President Leonid Kuchma. Protesters claim that at least 1,500 people joined a spontaneous demonstration held in the last hours of Tuesday in Independence Square, Kyiv. They demanded the resignation of President Kuchma and condemned government officials for a nighttime raid on a protest camp in front of the presidential office, as well as the arrest of at least 60 activists. Activists have vowed to continue their activities until the ousting of the Ukrainian leadership.
Continued Protests Against the President of Ukraine - 2002-09-18
Protests against Ukrainian President Leonid Kuchma have intensified in Kyiv, with at least 1,500 participants demanding his resignation. The protests follow a police crackdown on activists, including a nighttime raid and arrests. This situation highlights ongoing political unrest in Ukraine.
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📰 What Happened
Opposition leaders in Ukraine protest against President Kuchma amid police violence.
- Opposition leaders protest President Leonid Kuchma
- Ukrainian police arrest 60 activists
- Ukrainian police attack activists
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The protests reflect significant political unrest in Ukraine.
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