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https://forward.com/news/563068/can...ian-groups-that-celebrate-nazi-collaborators/ Canadian government has given $2 million to Ukrainian Canadian groups that celebrate Nazi collaborators In this undated photo, members of the Ukrainian Youth Association of Canada hold a ceremony honoring Yaroslav Stetsko, the Nazi collaborator who had written “I insist on extermination of the Jews.” Courtesy of Archive.cym.org
Thanks Missy but there is no there there, other than saying a tiny minority of Nazis were in Ukraine during WWII and some might still be alive today. Now show us the expose on RuZZia? "The congress is listed on public records as the recipient of nearly $1.5 million between 2016 and 2022, much of it for translation services for new immigrants." ..... "The group got the equivalent of $140,000 in grants between 2015 and 2022, mainly to provide summer jobs for youth." ..... "More than 2.5 million Ukrainians died fighting against the Germans during the war. However, a tiny minority joined forces with the Third Reich instead."
The IOC tells the fascist Russian Olympic organization to get lost. International Olympic Committee suspends Russian Olympic Committee 'with immediate effect' https://www.bbc.com/sport/67049864 The International Olympic Committee's executive board has suspended the Russian Olympic Committee "with immediate effect until further notice". The move comes after the ROC recognised regional organisations from four Ukrainian territories illegally annexed by Russia since its full-scale invasion began in 2022. The IOC said last Thursday's recognition was "a breach of the Olympic Charter because it violates the territorial integrity of the National Olympic Committee of Ukraine". The suspension means the ROC "is no longer entitled to operate as a National Olympic Committee" and "cannot receive any funding from the Olympic movement". Olympic Councils from the regions of Luhansk, Donetsk, Kherson and Zaporizhzhia had been recognised by the ROC. The IOC added it would decide whether Russian athletes could compete as neutrals at Paris 2024 "at the appropriate time". In response, the ROC called the suspension "another counterproductive decision with obvious political motivations". The IOC did not initially sanction the ROC following the invasion, but Russia has been banned from competing as a nation in athletics since November 2015 after state-sponsored doping was uncovered. Russia's doping suspension was lifted in March but the World Athletics Council ruled the nation would remain banned "for the foreseeable future" because of the war in Ukraine. The IOC has been under consistent pressure to ban Russian and Belarusian athletes from competing even under a neutral flag since the invasion began.But in March it told sporting federations they should allow athletes from those countries to compete as neutrals. Ukraine has threatened to boycott next year's Games in Paris if a full ban on Russian and Belarusian athletes is not upheld. "This is an important decision," said Andriy Yermak, head of Ukraine's presidential office, adding that "sports cannot be out of politics" and accusing Russia of using "athletes as propaganda". Currently, IOC sanctions mean no international sporting events can be organised in the territory of either Russia or its ally Belarus, while the flags, national anthems or any other national symbol of both countries must not be used. Earlier this week European football's governing body Uefa abandoned plans to reinstate Russian Under-17 teams into next year's youth European Championships following backlash from a variety of national football associations. In March the All England Club allowed Russian and Belarusian tennis players to compete at Wimbledon, lifting a ban it imposed a year earlier.
The Russian navy keeps shrinking. Ukrainian Navy confirms damage to Russian vessel Pavel Derzhavin https://www.pravda.com.ua/eng/news/2023/10/12/7423790/ On 11 October, the Pavel Derzhavin, a patrol vessel of Russia's Black Sea Fleet was damaged in the Black Sea near occupied Sevastopol. Source: Captain 3rd Rank Dmytro Pletenchuk, spokesman for the Ukrainian Navy, on air with Radio Liberty Quote: "You are the first people to whom I confirm this officially today that it was damaged. I can't give you any information about the circumstances of this incident, let's call it that, but it is a fact." Details: Pletenchuk clarified that the Pavel Derzhavin is a Russian navy vessel, although the Ukrainian navy used to have a vessel of the same name: "They have the same name. As far as I remember, it was a very interesting moment before the war. I can only say that this is not the Ukrainian ship," he said. Earlier, media outlets and Telegram channels reported that the Pavel Derzhavin vessel had exploded for unknown reasons while on the outer raid of Sevastopol. The Krymskiy Veter (Crimean Wind) Telegram channel stated that its subscribers reported hearing the sound of an explosion at around 10:00. Nataliia Humeniuk, Head of the Joint press centre of the Defence Forces of Ukraine's south, said that the Armed Forces were clarifying whether this was true, but noted that "everything is possible". The Russian Ministry of Defence did not comment on this. (Article has Telegram post)
Let's take a look at the reality about this Russian propaganda. Online Video Misrepresents Ukraine’s Conscription of Women in War with Russia https://www.factcheck.org/2023/10/o...nes-conscription-of-women-in-war-with-russia/ Quick Take Ukraine began requiring women with medical and pharmaceutical backgrounds to register for the military on Oct. 1 and remain in the country in the event they are called into service. But a video, posted by a YouTube show that frequently spreads misinformation, misleadingly claims that Ukraine ordered all women ages 18 to 60 to “report for duty.” Full Story U.S. officials estimated in August that 70,000 Ukrainian troops have been killed and 100,000 to 120,000 wounded since Russia invaded Ukraine in February 2022. On the Russian side, the U.S. officials say there have been about 120,000 deaths and up to 180,000 injured soldiers. The heavy Ukrainian casualties are partly due to limited medical facilities and staff on the front lines, the New York Times reported in August. Combat medics are often unable to get to casualties on the battlefield, and hospitals can’t handle the number of wounded. Now, the country is requiring women with medical backgrounds to register at enlistment offices. Women in this group are prohibited from leaving the country. Ukraine’s Defense Ministry published Order No. 313 in December 2021, requiring all Ukrainian women ages 18 to 60 in more than 100 professions to register at enlistment offices. The order had called for registration by the end of 2022, but the Ukrainian Defense Minister postponed Order No. 313’s registration requirement until Oct. 1, 2023. The order came in response to Russia’s increased military presence near Ukraine’s border. But the order was precautionary — it does not require universal conscription of women, nor does it require women to serve in combat. The Ukrainian Armed Forces issued a statement saying, “All medical women, these are doctors, nurses, dentists, midwives, pharmacists, ages 18 to 60, will be required to register for military service starting October 1,” CNN reported on Sept. 8. The military did not require registration for women in other professions, the Kyiv Post reported. But a video shared on Facebook on Oct. 4 misrepresents the Ukrainian military requirement that went into effect Oct. 1. The headline on the video reads, “Ukraine Has Run Out Of Men. Women Must Report For Duty!” The video is a segment from the YouTube show Redacted, hosted by Clayton Morris and his wife, Natali. The show has previously spread misinformation about COVID-19, as we’ve written. “Ukraine has passed a new law on military registration of all women conscripts. It’s now enforced as of the first of October. The obligation applies to all Ukrainian women between the ages of 18 and 60,” Clayton Morris misleadingly claims, as viewers see a headline that reads, “Ukrainian women to be conscripted as the country faces Russian forces.” Morris is a former host of Fox News’ “Fox & Friends” and a real estate investor who moved with his wife to Portugal following allegations of fraud by former clients. Since the war in Ukraine began, Morris has amplified Russian talking points and been featured on RT, the Russian-controlled news network. Order Does Not Apply to All Women Since the activation of Order No. 313 on Oct. 1, the Ukrainian Defense Ministry has selectively enforced the order, Jessica Trisko Darden, associate professor of political science at Virginia Commonwealth University, told FactCheck.org in a phone interview. The types of professional work covered by Order No. 313 “are not comprehensive,” explained Trisko Darden, who has researched the role of women in the Ukrainian military. The Defense Ministry has decided to selectively apply the order’s registration requirement as certain professions are needed, Trisko Darden said. “Registration for the draft is not mobilization. Ukraine has always said that they will not compel women into combat roles,” Trisko Darden said. Officials have not said whether women would serve as medics in combat zones, she said. But Trisko Darden expects at least some of these women to administer medications and provide medical aid in hospitals, as needed. So Morris’ claim that Ukraine is requiring “all Ukrainian women” to register with the military is misleading, as we said. Order No. 313 does not require all Ukrainian women to register, and the Defense Ministry is currently only enforcing the order’s registration requirement for women with certain medical and pharmaceutical backgrounds. It’s worth noting that Ukrainian women have had combat roles and other responsibilities in supporting their country’s armed forces. 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Ukraine Situation Report: Signs Russia’s Attempt To Encircle Avdiivka Is Stalling There are reports that Russia is incurring major losses as it tries to encircle Ukrainian forces in a strategic pocket. https://www.thedrive.com/the-war-zo...sias-attempt-to-encircle-avdiivka-is-stalling