Fourteen days later, she's still there, spending nearly all day, every day, providing a fascinating on-the-ground account on Twitter of Ukraine's "Euromaidan" protests. Right now we stand days and nights on frost not to be part of Europe, but TO BE. We want to be a democratic state, we want to have our freedoms back, we want to feel like masters of our own country and not a playing card in someone's game. The only thing I want to do is to let the world know about us-know the truth! Even Ukrainian TV channels, which are owned by oligarchs, aren't showing the truth about Euromaidan, so what filtered information could they send abroad? I simply want the world to see us-ordinary Ukrainians, poor, sometimes not very well-educated, without fancy clothes and gadgets but friendly, warmhearted, and hardworking. Last Saturday, after the bloody dispersion of Euromaidan on Independence Square, Ukrainians understood that they were waking up in another country, in Belarus-that their democratic state was crushed by riot policemen beating people and by the people giving them orders.
Source: THE ATLANTIC
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