"It's just beginning," - National Dignity March took place in Kyiv. PHOTOS

Ukraine's capital has seen National Dignity March held in downtown on Feb. 22, 2017.

Censor.NET's correspondent reports.

The March was organized by the following political forces: Svoboda, Right Sector, and National Corps. Several thousand people walked from Nebesnoi Sotni Alley to the Verkhovna Rada building. They were headed by Svoboda leader Oleh Tiahnybok, Right Sector head Andrii Stempytskyi, and National Corps leader and MP Andrii Biletskyi.

Read more: National Dignity March taking place in Kyiv downtown. PHOTOS

At Instytutska and Bankova Streets the activists showed a performance: gifted President Poroshenko with a "ticket" to Russia's Lipetsk, where his factory still operates despite the war between the countries, and a meter-long decoy of a candy.

The participants of the March demanded to stop nationalization of strategic enterprises, sales of lands, and increase of utility rates. They also called to stop diplomatic relations with Russia and create a mechanism of impeachment of a president.





Dissident, Soviet political prisoner, former MP Stepan Khmara (far left). Leader of Right Sector Volunteer Corps Andrii Stempytskyi (second left). Former Svoboda MP Ihor Kryvetskyi (third left). Svoboda leader Oleh Tiahnybok (far right).



A banner reading "It's just beginning"



Law enforcers guarding entrance to Bankova Street, the seat of the Presidential Administration



A "candy" and a "ticket" to Lipetsk for President Poroshenko




A tattoo is seen on a March participant reading "Victory Or Valhalla"



People's Front MP Kirsh


Photos by Nataliia Sharomova, Censor.NET