The fascist then stormed government buildings and the parliament where beleaguered opposition politicians then illegally 'impeached' the president. Right Sector will not lift the blockade of a single administrative building until our main demand is met - the resignation of Yanukovych.” “The agreements that were reached do not correspond to our aspirations,” he said. Yanukovych kept his promises but the agreement was immediately broken by the fascist Pravyi Sektor rioters: Dmytro Yarosh, the leader of Right Sector, a coalition of hard-line nationalist groups, reacted defiantly to news of the settlement, drawing more cheers from the crowd. Both parties will undertake serious efforts for the normalisation of life in the cities and villages by withdrawing from administrative and public buildings and unblocking streets, city parks and squares. The removal of the guards was a condition in the agreement (not 'treaty') brokered by the European Union. Was that an unsubtle invitation for the opposition to ransack the offices so that he could claim he had been chased out by a violent coup? The neocon demagogue Anne Applebaum asks: No one has yet explained, for example, why Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych not only left Kiev last week after signing a treaty brokered by the European Union but also ordered security guards to abandon all government buildings as well.

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