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      Ukraine: Pro-EU demonstrators clash with police01:06

      Ukraine: Pro-EU demonstrators clash with police

      Ukraine, Kiev
      November 24, 2013 at 15:02 GMT +00:00 · Published

      Ukraine: Pro-EU demonstrators clash with police

      Struggles broke out when pro-Europe demonstrators, gathered for a third day of protests, clashed with police in the streets of Kiev, Sunday.

      Police fired tear gas at protesters attempting to break through cordons surrounding government buildings.

      More than 100,000 people are in the capital protesting against a government delay in an association deal with the EU.

      Opposition leaders joined the protest, thought to be the largest since 2004's Orange Revolution.

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      Ukraine: Pro-EU demonstrators clash with police

      Struggles broke out when pro-Europe demonstrators, gathered for a third day of protests, clashed with police in the streets of Kiev, Sunday.

      Police fired tear gas at protesters attempting to break through cordons surrounding government buildings.

      More than 100,000 people are in the capital protesting against a government delay in an association deal with the EU.

      Opposition leaders joined the protest, thought to be the largest since 2004's Orange Revolution.