Among the dozens of tents lining Ukraine's Independence Square is one bearing the distinctive red-and-white five-cross flag of Georgia. Inside, Giorgi Zhvania keeps another flag draped around his shoulders as he and fellow Georgians work in three-hour shifts, organizing food and other logistical support for the Euromaidan protests. In their off hours, they sleep in the city administration building, which has been occupied by demonstrators since December 1.
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Activists hold hand-made shields as they stand guard at the camp of the opposition on Independence Square in Kiev late on December 17, 2013. Ukraine's President Viktor Yanukovych on December 18 faced angry criticism from Ukraine's opposition who accused him of selling out its interests to Russia and robbing the country of a European future after a landmark bail-out deal. The opposition to Yanukovych feared there must be hidden strings attached to Russia's $15 billion bond purchase and low gas price announced on December 17 and vowed to keep pushing for early elections. AFP PHOTO/ GENYA SAVILOV
