Five years ago, former Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych abandoned office and fled to Russia.
The streets of Kyiv had just witnessed the worst mass killing in Ukraine since the end of World War II, and Ukraine’s EuroMaidan protesters had issued an ultimatum to Yanukovych: step down, or be forced from power.
Meanwhile, the Kremlin had already invaded Ukraine’s Crimean peninsula and preparing to launch its war in the eastern Donbas.
Ukraine had gone from peace to war, from the edge of economic disaster to plunging over the brink, in the space of only about three months. The Kyiv Post’s award-winning team of journalists reported the unfolding events of the revolution from its very start in late November 2013, and in “Ukraine: Witness to Revolution,” the Kyiv Post’s first e-book, a collection of their reports is weaved together with a historical narrative chronicling the revolution.
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