"Reflecting on Ukraine's Decade of Revolution: From Maidan Martyrs to Democratic Challenges"
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Ten years after the Maidan protests in Kyiv, Ukraine, the mother of Oleksandr Plekhanov, one of the protesters killed, reflects on the impact of the revolution. The protests, which began as a pro-European movement, led to violent clashes and ultimately the ousting of then-president Viktor Yanukovych. Despite the subsequent war and bloodshed with Russia, many still believe the Maidan was necessary to prevent Ukraine from being swallowed up by Russian influence. The legacy of the revolution continues to shape Ukraine's future, with ongoing struggles for freedom and independence.
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