Voices of Ukraine

Today, May 28th, a demonstration was held in Kyiv near Presidential Administration and SBU office in support of Denis Grishchuk and Pavlo Yurov detained by separatists in Sloviansk over a month ago.

Neither of the young men is a political or military activist. Pavlo Yurov, born in Antrazit (Luhansk Oblast), is a theatre director (“Depot North” is one of his most prominent stage productions). Denis Grishchuk, born in Donetsk, has studied medicine and worked as a volunteer in many cultural organizations, including ‘Izolyatsia’. Both have moved to live and work in Kyiv quite a long ago but after watching the latest newsreels in April decided to come to their homeland and see everything with their own eyes. The price for their curiosity appeared too high as both were detained by separatists in Slovyansk April 25th. During the pat-down, separatists have found the Ukrainian flag and two tickets to Kyiv and…

Terrorists in Sloviansk shoot at residential areas to discredit the Ukrainian military and incite panic, said the ATO’s press secretary Vladyslav Selezniov.

“The terrorists continue their provocations. Now they are brazently firing mortar rounds in residential neighborhoods at schools, so the local residents would think that it is the Ukrainian military doing these actions,” informed Selezniov.

He said that terrorists have hit a school already. This information is confirmed by social media accounts, where photos of school #13 were posted with a broken roof above the gym. From the social media reports. the children hid in the basement.

“Boycott Putin Now” calls for global brands to take a principled stand against Putin

Anheuser-Busch InBev (Euronext: ABI; NYSE: BUD) Initial Target of Campaign

OTTAWA, Ontario–(BUSINESS WIRE)–An international boycott of Budweiser and Anheuser-Busch InBev products (Euronext: ABI; NYSE: BUD) has been launched by an organization formed to mobilize global grassroots opposition to Vladimir Putin and Russia’s illegal annexation of Ukraine’s Crimean peninsula and its orchestrating of violent terrorist activities across Eastern and Southern Ukraine. The 2018 World Cup was awarded to Russia by FIFA (Fédération Internationale de Football Association), the international governing body of the sport of football.