The Bulldozers move in to clear Ukraine's Maidan square<br/> <br />Vitaly Klitschko, the former heavyweight boxer and mayor-elect of Kiev, says it's time for the demonstrators to leave<br/> <br />Some have been camped out here for more than six months, choosing to stay on even after their protests helped bring down former president Yanukovich in February.<br/> <br />They say they're holding out for a genuine democracy and an end to corruption.<br/> <br />Even now, not everyone wants to go<br/> <br />A hardcore of protesters were making their presence felt on the streets on saturday<br/> <br />They believe that their mission is not yet accomplished despite recent elections.<br/> <br />(SOUNDBITE) (Russian) DEMONSTRATOR, KOSTANTIN, SAYING:<br/> <br />"Until they clean up the government, until they accept our demands, until they work to unite the country - nobody will be going anywhere."<br/> <br />Kiev's Western-backed interim government has said it hopes normality and stability will be restored in the city after months of turmoil
