Ukrainian feminist group FEMEN's topless protesters made an unsuccessful attempt on Monday night to storm a building in capital Kyiv where Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko was staying as part of a two-day official visit to the neighboring country.The self-styled group, which describes its activists as "sextremists," said on its website on Tuesday that they staged the protest to remind Lukashenko of the "brutal harassment" of FEMEN activists by security forces in the Gomel forests in Belarus in 2011 following another topless demonstration near KGB headquarters in capital Minsk.FEMEN said >>>

Activists of the infamous international women's movement Femen, who stage semi-naked protest actions around the world, conducted another topless action, this type in Ukraine's capital of Kyiv. As the website of "sextremists" says, two girls, one of them wearing only her panties, arranged a night raid on the place, where President of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko was spending the night. Lukashenko arrived in Kyiv on an official two-day visit for talks with Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych. The head of Belarus was accommodated in the presidential guest residence on Lipskaya Street, Podrobnosti.ua >>>