An airport employee stands near an ambulance, which is believed to be transporting Ukrainian activist Dmytro Bulatov, at Borispol airport, near the Ukrainian capital of Kiev, February 2, 2014. REUTERS/Konstantin Chernichkin
VILNIUS (Reuters) - Dmytro Bulatov, a Ukrainian activist whose description of how he was tortured by kidnappers outraged anti-government protesters, vowed on Monday to continue his fight for democracy, as he underwent treatment in a hospital in Lithuania.
Bulatov, 35, whose bloodied face and account of being "crucified" during a week in the hands of unidentified abductors have dominated opposition media since Friday, flew on a commercial flight to the Baltic state for treatment on Sunday.
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