Alexander Moisseyenko purses his lips when he hears the name "Vitali Klitschko." The 35-year-old IT-specialist from Odessa said he doesn't think highly of the opposition leader from the UDAR party.
“Klitschko has nothing to say,” said Moisseyenko, who serves as the speaker of the “Spilna Sprava,” or common cause, movement. He added that the same applies to other politicians, “The opposition has proved its ability to act.”
Moisseyenko sits in an army tent on the Khreshchatyk Boulevard, which the demonstrators from the opposition have occupied since December. Piles of clothes are inside the tent: sweaters, coats and trousers. You can’t wear too many layers when the temperatures are below -20 Celsius (-4 Fahrenheit).
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