Section: Ukrainian Diaspora in Canada and USA (Canada)
Ukraine Invasion Has Slipped Beyond Putin’s Control
Russian President Vladimir Putin faces a formidable communications challenge because of the need to maintain domestic support for his actions in Ukraine – both among the elite and in society at large – while also trying to prevent the emergence… …read more Source: Ukrainian Diaspora in Canada and...
Luba Kachmarsky Bears Witness to Famine Genocide in Ukraine
Hamilton’s Luba Kachmarska, 92, can still vividly recall the starvation she and millions of others in Ukraine suffered at the hands of the Soviets when she was a girl of 10. …read more Source: Ukrainian Diaspora in Canada and...
Ukraine World’s Top Security Issue
Conservative cabinet minister Chris Alexander says the situation in Ukraine is the biggest security issue facing the world today, even as his government debates expanding its military actions in the Middle East. …read more Source: Ukrainian Diaspora in Canada and...
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The Story Of A Russian Soldier Sent To Fight In Ukraine
Moscow denies its soldiers are crossing the border but 20-year-old conscript Dorji Batomunkuev, who was seriously injured near Donetsk, tells a different story. He talks to Elena Kostyuchenko of Novaya Gazeta. …read more Source: Ukrainian Diaspora in Canada and...
Clashes Rage In Ukrainian Town, Making Mockery Of Truce
To reach rear-guard government positions in the seaside town of Shyrokyne, Ukrainian soldiers gingerly wind their off-roaders through private gardens hugging a precipice along the Azov Sea. …read more Source: Ukrainian Diaspora in Canada and...
Russian Hopes Of Money, Glory Die On Ukraine Battlefields
When Alexander Zhitinev left in November to fight with the pro-Russia separatists in eastern Ukraine, winter had just begun unleashing its fury on the wind-lashed steppe of this impoverished 18th century frontier town. …read more Source: Ukrainian Diaspora in Canada and...
Ukraine: Divided And Bitter
“Are they waiting for us?” asked Olga Ischenko, the mayor of Pervomaysk, a rebel-held town on the frontlines of the conflict in eastern Ukraine. …read more Source: Ukrainian Diaspora in Canada and...
50 Shades of War: Canadians Dive Into Conflicts’ Grey Zones
Canadians are joining a murky spectrum of armed groups, from Ukraine to the Middle East. Should we cheer them or punish them? …read more Source: Ukrainian Diaspora in Canada and...
Yanukovych’s younger son reported dead in Russia
An associate of Ukraine’s deposed president says the former leader’s son has died in an accident in which a vehicle plunged through the ice on Lake Baikal in Russia. …read more Source: Ukrainian Diaspora in Canada and...
