They are forgetting nothing in Kiev.<br /> <br />Flowers still fill Independence Square -- to honor those who died in the unrest.<br /> <br />Earlier, ousted President Viktor Yanukovich took to the airwaves in Russia vowing to return to Kiev.<br /> <br />One man dismisses him as a puppet.<br /> <br />(SOUNDBITE) (Ukrainian) YALTA RESIDENT (CRIMEA), OLD MUSICIAN, OSTAP KINDRACHUK, SAYING:<br /> <br />"Yanukovich is not an independent person. He is ruled by a more authoritative man. From the very beginning we fought, not against Yanukovich, but against his boss. At this moment, I think that his words do not belong to him, not to Yanukovich."<br /> <br />At least 88 people were killed in gun battles between police and protesters in late February in Ukraine's worst violence since Soviet times.<br /> <br />There's no welcome here for the ousted leader who still declares himself commander-in-chief.<br /> <br />(SOUNDBITE) (Russian) KIEV RESIDENT, PENSIONER, VALERIY ZADYKHAYLO, SAYING:<br /> <br />"A person who is in exile can not call himself
