Lviv Euromaidan will resume its work as a prayer site

18.06.2014 17:51
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Lviv, June 18 (Navigator, Victoria Litovchenko) – Lviv Euromaidan will resume its work: it will operate in the format of a prayer platform.

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“The Maidan dispersed from the squares of central cities, but was active. However, after the death of 49 of our guys, we decided to gather to hold a memorial service and a veche. More than a thousand people came to this event, which amazed us - after all, recently people have hardly gathered together,” said Roman Brezytsky, co-organizer of the Lviv Euromaidan, as quoted by the ZiK publication.

According to the initiators, they decided to resume Euromaidan in Lviv in the format of a prayer and information platform. The organizers said they would report “the latest news, as well as inform about the need for certain resources.”

As Navigator reported, the day before, pro-Ukrainian activists picketed the Consulate General of the Russian Federation and demanded that the city authorities terminate the lease agreement for premises with diplomats.

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Lviv's Euromaidan to Reopen as a Prayer Site






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