KIEV (Reuters) - Ukrainian opposition leaders on Friday rushed to the hospital bedside of an anti-government activist, who was held for a week by kidnappers who badly beat him, after police went there in what the opposition said was a move to arrest him.
Dmytro Bulatov, 35, one of the leaders of anti-government protest motorcades called 'Automaidan', turned up on Thursday with his face badly beaten and with wounds to his hands.
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