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Torture and murder for speaking Ukrainian. Aid to Ukraine is growing—how can you help?
Torture and murder for speaking Ukrainian. Aid to Ukraine is growing—how can you help?
You are watching news from the weekly rally at the Russian Embassy in Lisbon. Today is April 27, 2:30 PM.
A chilling OSCE mission report released this Thursday exposes severe human rights abuses across territories of Ukraine temporarily occupied by Russia. Detainees have reported extreme punishments merely for speaking Ukrainian or singing native songs. The report also talks about the lack of assistance, forced psychiatric examinations, and deaths resulting from torture and inhumane treatment. The mission concluded that the number of Ukrainian civilians illegally detained could be in the thousands, and extrajudicial killings could amount to war crimes. OSCE Report
osce.usmission.gov/joint-statement-on-the-report-of-the-moscow-mechanism-to-address-the-arbitrary-detention-of-ukrainian-civilians-by-the-russian- federation/
Back in January, we talked about this problem and about the proposal for Russians abroad to look for and pay for lawyers for the families of illegally detained Ukrainians. If you are ready to participate in this work, write to us at [email protected]. Info Video
www.youtube.com/watch?v=HmfLO3Hl8tk
On Wednesday, the US Congress approved a $61 billion aid package for Ukraine. Advisor to the head of Zelensky's office, Mikhail Podolyak, in an interview, also recalled the aviation coalition around the Netherlands, the missile coalition around the Czech Republic, the drone initiative of Latvia, and the supply of anti-missile systems from Germany. Meduza Interview
meduza.io/feature/2024/04/24/reshit-li-eta-pomosch-vse-nashi-problemy-net
The Prime Minister of the national populist government of Slovakia, Robert Fico, refused to support the ammunition coalition. In response to this, the citizens of Slovakia decided to raise money themselves to purchase artillery shells for Ukraine. One of the initiators of the campaign was 99-year-old Otto Šimko, a Holocaust survivor who took part in the Slovak uprising against the Nazis in 1944. "Remember Chamberlain. He believed that if you give the Sudetenland to Hitler, it will bring peace. This turned out to be a complete illusion," Otto said in an interview.
www.bbc.com/russian/articles/czkvdg7d7xmo
www.municiapreukrajinu.sk/ Last week, the Anti-War Committee held a discussion about how we can help Ukrainians. It presented initiatives from Ukraine, which we would like to tell you about. Anti-War Committee Discussion
t.me/RussianAntiWarCommittee/1596 The Rubikus team of volunteers helps Ukrainians fleeing war find shelter in European countries. On average, it takes 100 euros for one person to escape the war. The money is used to buy tickets, pay for temporary housing, and food for pets. Volunteers have already helped more than 50,000 people. Rubikus Help
helpua.rubikus.de/ The PTSD MED TEAM team of paramedics evacuates wounded soldiers and civilians from combat zones. They need good first aid kits, lightweight equipment, fuel, and, above all, cars, because they quickly break down.
t.me/ptsd_med_team/477
In an interview last year, their commander Daria Kremleva (call sign DShK) talked about how the Russian army destroys Ukrainian paramedics. Interview on Russian Actions
m.youtube.com/watch?v=MssXkhx_5oo
Join and help! Proofs and links to initiatives can be found in the description.
Torture and murder for speaking Ukrainian. Aid to Ukraine is growing—how can you help?
You are watching news from the weekly rally at the Russian Embassy in Lisbon. Today is April 27, 2:30 PM.
A chilling OSCE mission report released this Thursday exposes severe human rights abuses across territories of Ukraine temporarily occupied by Russia. Detainees have reported extreme punishments merely for speaking Ukrainian or singing native songs. The report also talks about the lack of assistance, forced psychiatric examinations, and deaths resulting from torture and inhumane treatment. The mission concluded that the number of Ukrainian civilians illegally detained could be in the thousands, and extrajudicial killings could amount to war crimes. OSCE Report
osce.usmission.gov/joint-statement-on-the-report-of-the-moscow-mechanism-to-address-the-arbitrary-detention-of-ukrainian-civilians-by-the-russian- federation/
Back in January, we talked about this problem and about the proposal for Russians abroad to look for and pay for lawyers for the families of illegally detained Ukrainians. If you are ready to participate in this work, write to us at [email protected]. Info Video
www.youtube.com/watch?v=HmfLO3Hl8tk
On Wednesday, the US Congress approved a $61 billion aid package for Ukraine. Advisor to the head of Zelensky's office, Mikhail Podolyak, in an interview, also recalled the aviation coalition around the Netherlands, the missile coalition around the Czech Republic, the drone initiative of Latvia, and the supply of anti-missile systems from Germany. Meduza Interview
meduza.io/feature/2024/04/24/reshit-li-eta-pomosch-vse-nashi-problemy-net
The Prime Minister of the national populist government of Slovakia, Robert Fico, refused to support the ammunition coalition. In response to this, the citizens of Slovakia decided to raise money themselves to purchase artillery shells for Ukraine. One of the initiators of the campaign was 99-year-old Otto Šimko, a Holocaust survivor who took part in the Slovak uprising against the Nazis in 1944. "Remember Chamberlain. He believed that if you give the Sudetenland to Hitler, it will bring peace. This turned out to be a complete illusion," Otto said in an interview.
www.bbc.com/russian/articles/czkvdg7d7xmo
www.municiapreukrajinu.sk/ Last week, the Anti-War Committee held a discussion about how we can help Ukrainians. It presented initiatives from Ukraine, which we would like to tell you about. Anti-War Committee Discussion
t.me/RussianAntiWarCommittee/1596 The Rubikus team of volunteers helps Ukrainians fleeing war find shelter in European countries. On average, it takes 100 euros for one person to escape the war. The money is used to buy tickets, pay for temporary housing, and food for pets. Volunteers have already helped more than 50,000 people. Rubikus Help
helpua.rubikus.de/ The PTSD MED TEAM team of paramedics evacuates wounded soldiers and civilians from combat zones. They need good first aid kits, lightweight equipment, fuel, and, above all, cars, because they quickly break down.
t.me/ptsd_med_team/477
In an interview last year, their commander Daria Kremleva (call sign DShK) talked about how the Russian army destroys Ukrainian paramedics. Interview on Russian Actions
m.youtube.com/watch?v=MssXkhx_5oo
Join and help! Proofs and links to initiatives can be found in the description.
