Euromaidan united only by negative opposition to Yanukovych, not a shared goal

Evidence

This was not the only interpretation on offer. For other people, the third Maidan uprising meant something very different. Euromaidan was more diffuse in its demands than the Orange Revolution, since it was not clearly aimed at changing an election result. And of course, global digital and ideological conditions made structureless uprisings more likely. Just as in Turkey, it was the police crackdown that had set off the explosion, and there was no clear goal that could unite the group except opposition to Yanukovych. Many participants were determined to avoid the perceived errors of the Orange Revolution, which had only effected a transfer of power between existing political elites. — Vincent Bevins, If We Burn, 489