Tymoshenko in a wheelchair called on the Maidan not to disperse
Kyiv, February 22 (Navigator, Mikhail Ryabov) - Yulia Tymoshenko, having flown from Kharkov, spoke from the Maidan stage, sitting in a wheelchair. The ex-prime minister, whose voice periodically broke into tears, called not to curtail the protest in the square until the victory of the revolution is final.
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“If someone tells you that you have already done your job and can go home, don’t believe a single word... We are obliged to bring Yanukovych and all this trash to the Maidan. I want you to feel your strength to the last. If you were able to change Ukraine, you can change everything... You wanted the settlement agreement not to work - and it does not work,” Tymoshenko said.
“God forbid we forgive everyone who put a bullet in the heart of our heroes; there will be shame for not all centuries,” she added.
Tymoshenko promised that she would guarantee that politicians would not betray Maidan.
Tymoshenko also said that the Maidan experience will be useful in other countries with authoritarian regimes.
English version :: Read in English: Tymoshenko, in a wheelchair, called on the Maidan not to disperse.