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Other convertibles / Book your ticket for the best concerts
« on: September 09, 2023, 06:53:43 am »

Before the pandemic he had a good job in maintenance work that paid for a small apartment. But he lost his job during the Covid-19 pandemic, he started drinking heavily and became homeless. Both Mykola and Oleh hope that the current moment of peace in kyiv will give them the opportunity to find work. Meanwhile, like many other homeless people, they have done their share of wartime volunteering.

Oleh worked four two-day shifts unloading at the central train station, while Phone Number List helped volunteers from a soup kitchen load boxes at a subway station. Relations with the police With the number of armed soldiers on the streets of kyiv increasing, life for the homeless has become more complicated, especially for those without passports or other documents. Strict identity checks and a high level of suspicion can be dangerous for those living on the streets without documents.




In times of war, in my opinion, a certain suspicion has been added to the threats [homeless people face],” said Ihor Shemihona, a social worker with House of Mercy, a Christian aid organization. "If a person does not have documents, he may be suspected [to the police or the army] of some kind of sabotage or something bad." Shemihona recalled that during the process of evacuating people to western Ukraine, his organization had in its care a man with a Russian passport who at that time lacked documents, and decided not to evacuate him "because transporting such a person through the checkpoints or the border is dangerous for ourselves. At the same time, homeless people understand the challenges of the current situation and try to cooperate with the authorities as much as possible.

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Other convertibles / Why low search volume doesn't have to be a problem
« on: September 03, 2023, 01:06:32 am »
Radical nationalists exist in Ukraine, in their specific niche, as in many other countries. Their activities undoubtedly pose a problem for Ukrainian society, but not for Russia or international peace. The extreme right in Ukraine was tolerated mainly due to the defense needs of the state. The government turned a blind eye to attacks by radical nationalists while they helped meet defense needs. These radical nationalists have played a role of service and protection for the oligarchic elite and their regime.

But their political influence is very small and for the most India Email List they have a very limited role. For now, radical nationalists are playing a less important role than they did in the 2014 Maidan protests, because thousands of ordinary people are taking up arms. The more Ukrainians have the weapons necessary to defend themselves, and the more the international left supports Ukraine, the less influence the far right will have in the country.




 The best way to neutralize the problem of radical nationalism in Ukraine is by weakening Russia's imperialist intentions. Those who refuse to express their solidarity with Ukraine due to the existence of radical nationalists have nothing in common with the principles and ideas of rejection of war. There was a lot of talk about the conflict in eastern Ukraine that started long before the invasion. What has been the impact of the invasion on this conflict and, more generally, on relations between Ukrainians of Russian origin and the rest? Putin's invasion has severely damaged relations between the Russian and Ukrainian peoples, but at the same time it has brought about a kind of consolidation of Ukrainian society.

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