Tag: Russia-Ukraine war

In an interview with TVP television, the spokesman for the Open Dialogue Foundation, Tomasz Czuwara commented on the attack of Russian separatists on a bus carrying refugees.

On radio TOK FM about the possible military intervention and the situation in Donetsk – an interview with Tomasz Czuwara, spokesman for the Open Dialogue Foundation, and Anna Maria Dyner of the Polish Institute of International Affairs

The ODF’s expert Viktor Maziarchuk appeared on “Важно. День” on BTB, where he talked about the situation in Donetsk and Lugansk.

22-year-old female Ukrainian press photographer, Milana Omelchuk has finally returned to Kiev after two weeks in terrorist captivity.

In a talk on tvp.info, Krzysztof Bukowski was speaking about the spirits before the referendum in Donbas

Odessa tragedy: responsibility for the incident lies with the local police

Dressed in black, with items of equipment, the separatists pose for photos – she said.

On the spirits in Donetsk and the tragic death toll of the recent days as told to the Internet portal Wirtualna Polska by the observer of the Open Dialogue Foundation, Katarzyna Kwiatkowska-Moskalewicz.

Agnieszka Góralska, an Open Dialogue Foundation correspondent in eastern Ukraine, reported on the situation in the Donetsk district.

Russian special forces provoke a large-scale military conflict in Europe

The Government of Ukraine is actively discussing the topic of FDPs who were forced to leave the occupied territory of the Autonomous Republic of Crimea (ARC), declaring a readiness to provide them with legal and material assistance.

On 1 April, 2014, the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine is to vote on the adoption of the Law ‘On the rights and freedoms of citizens in the temporarily occupied territory of Ukraine’.

Flags of the Russian Federation are hoisted in all military facilities in the Crimea. Ukrainian servicemen are leaving the territory of the peninsula. Negotiations are also being carried out regarding an unimpeded withdrawal of logistics (including weapons and ships).

Several Ukrainian activists and journalists have been kidnapped in the Crimea by so-called ‘vigilantes’ and representatives of the ‘Crimean Self-defence Forces’. Their whereabouts remain unknown.

The Russian Federation has blatantly violated the law and international agreements by committing an unprovoked aggression on the territory of Ukraine. The violation of the territorial integrity of the Ukrainian state must cause a strong response from the European Union and the Western world.