Ukraine's opposition has vowed to continue its protests in Kiev, expecting thousands of anti-government demonstrators to gather in Independence Square on Sunday.
Vitaly Klitschko, the UDAR party leader, said on Saturday the next day’s rally would “question the authority of the president, the prime minister and the chairman of the parliament”.
Anti-government activists are planning to drive a motorcade to the residences of the three leaders and deliver a list of demands, including a call for their resignation.
The opposition held a similar “protest drive” on Saturday towards the house of the country’s Prosecutor General Viktor Pshonka when about 50 cars drove from central Kiev to the village of Gorenichi, about five kilometres outside the capital.
