Worth reading Nastya’s thoughtful thread here about why some Ukrainians are criticizing the Nobel Committee’s decision to award the Peace Prize to Ukraine, Belarus, and Russia orgs together. I’ve seen several comments and discussions about this on Ukrainian social media.
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Nobel Peace Nominations 2022: CSOs and Civilians
Ukrainian human rights organization among 2022 Nobel Peace Prize laureates The 2022 Nobel Peace Prize is awarded to Belarusian human rights advocate Ales Bialiatski, Russian human rights organization Memorial, and Ukrainian human rights organization Center for Civil Liberties
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Nobel laureate demands Russia’s UNSC exclusion, tribunal for Putin
Oleksandra Matviichuk writes on Facebook from a train to Kyiv about Nobel Peace Prize awarded to her human rights organization:
1. Rus should be excluded from UNSC
2. Address accountability gap; tribunal for Putin, Lukashenko
3. People power
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Luhansk effigy of Putin reads “burn in hell”; dissent is dangerous in occupied Ukraine.
The Luhansk effigy of Putin reads, "Putin burn in hell! 7 Oct 2022." Such dissent has been extremely dangerous as those involved may end up in one of many Russian torture chambers existing in occupied Luhansk since 2014.
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Ukraine liberates Makiivka and Hrekivka villages in Luhansk
📹 According to the preliminary reports, the #Ukrainian army has liberated the Makiivka village in #Luhansk Oblast.
— KyivPost (@KyivPost) 7 octobre 2022
Yesterday, officials confirmed that the 🇺🇦 army recaptured the Hrekivka village in the region. pic.twitter.com/Hy2QNhVlwLAccording to the preliminary reports, the #Ukrainian army has liberated the Makiivka village in #Luhansk Oblast. Yesterday, officials confirmed that the army recaptured the Hrekivka village in the region.
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Putin effigy burned near occupied Luhansk on his birthday
Putin's effigy burned near occupied Luhansk on Putin's birthday
— Euromaidan Press (@EuromaidanPress) 7 octobre 2022
Today pro-Ukrainian Luhanskers burned the effigy on the hill north of the city.
📹https://t.co/pi29vFa1m1 pic.twitter.com/e1Qzswc1agPutin's effigy burned near occupied Luhansk on Putin's birthday Today pro-Ukrainian Luhanskers burned the effigy on the hill north of the city. https://
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KyivPost’s ComKlitina interviews Ukrainian MP GoncharenkoUa
Tune in this week to watch KP’s @ComKlitina interview Ukrainian MP @GoncharenkoUa
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11 dead in Zaporizhzhia strike
According to the Facebook page of the Ukrainian State Emergency Service, the death toll in the #Zaporizhzhia attack has risen to 11, and 21 people have been rescued so far. #RussiaIsATerroristState https://kyivpost.com/russias-war/shelling-death-toll-rises-to-11-in-zaporizhzhia.html
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Kaja Kallas co-chairs EPC roundtable on Russian aggression
Co-chaired a roundtable with @GharibashviliGe at the first-ever European Political Community meeting. Need open discussions at this critical time. Agreed on fundamentals: need unity to stop Russian aggression, and halt their increasingly destabilising activity across Europe.
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Vovchansk resident thanks Ukrainian soldier after liberation
“I pray to God you never leave us,” says a resident of liberated Vovchansk in Kharkiv Oblast to a Ukrainian soldier. Watch in our video how the city's residents survived half a year of occupation. pic.twitter.com/13AWawdlPb
— Hromadske Int. (@Hromadske) 7 octobre 2022“I pray to God you never leave us,” says a resident of liberated Vovchansk in Kharkiv Oblast to a Ukrainian soldier. Watch in our video how the city's residents survived half a year of occupation.