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That's a good point about the key Yanukovich supporters leaving the country (I heard about a flurry of private planes leaving the country, that supposedly included his family). If they left the country... I don't think they're coming back until/unless they think it's safe for them (and that includes them thinking they could leave a second time if they had to, because with a turn of events I can see international travel getting difficult for these guys). IMO it would take some significant turn of events in Yanukovich's favor to change their minds, considering their flight was not a political move, but one motivated out of their fear for their lives. A bribe isn't going to sway that. IMO the sudden flight of Yanukovich supporters either suggests: * Yanukovich and supporters don't have much confidence in the protection the constitution provides them (in the opposition being unable to gather a super-majority of votes to override his veto), perhaps thinking it could end in street justice or a sham trial like it did for Ceaușescu or Gaddafi... * or it suggests the Yanukovich side thinks the opposition will probably gather a supermajority of votes and that since they can legally be run out they better get out while they can. Either way, that Yanukovich's powerful supporters are fleeing the country is a good signal the opposition is on the right path. At some point in this if it continues in this way, there will be just Yanukovich and maybe a few high-up supporters in a palace or bunker with a few hundred protectors (police, government-paid thugs, military, doesn't matter). All these people leaving, they don't want to be in that palace or bunker.