Unrest in Ukraine

Unrest in Ukraine

KHARKIV, Ukraine - People gather to defend a statue of Russian revolutionary and Soviet leader Vladimir Lenin at a square in central Kharkiv, eastern Ukraine, on Feb. 23, 2014, a day after opposition protesters took control of the presidential office and other key administrative buildings in Kiev.

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