Flashmob: Crimea Is Ukraine

Date: 02 March 2015 Author: Mykola Mirnyj

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On Saturday, February 28th, about two hundred activists took part in the flashmob “Crimea is Ukraine” in the center of Kyiv.

In order to arrange this, people formed a short inscription “Crimea is Ukraine” at Independence Square. Participants of the rally held yellow and blue sheets of paper to symbolize the national flag. This was recorded from an aerial view high above the gathering. Organizers hope to once again remind the world that Crimea is Ukraine.

Video: Euromaidan.SOS and Human Rights Information Center

Tags: International Criminal Court, National Security and Defense Council, Petro Poroshenko, President of Ukraine, Ukraine's Parliament

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