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2:05Now PlayingOn November 21st, 2013 a small group of young Ukrainians gathered in Kiev's central square, Maidan, to protest then-President Viktor Yanukovych's decision not to integrate with the European Union. Within a matter of days the protest crowds swelled to the tens of thousands; within weeks there were significant political changes and within months Ukraine found itself in what has been characterized as a civil war. We speak to Euromaidan activist Daria Sipigina about what the past few months have meant for the Ukrainian people and their future.
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