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Ukraine celebrates 33 Years of Independence

Today, Ukraine celebrates the 33rd anniversary of its historic self-determination referendum held on December 1, 1991. On that day, an overwhelming 92% of voters, representing 84% of the electorate, supported independence. This moment marked a turning point in the country's history after decades of Soviet domination.  A few months earlier, on August 24, 1991, Ukraine's parliament, the Verkhovna Rada, had adopted the Declaration of Independence Act. This document proclaimed the creation of a sovereign and democratic Ukrainian state and called for a referendum to seek direct approval from the electorate. The results of the December 1 vote were unequivocal, with majorities in favor of independence in every region of Ukraine, including Donetsk and Luhansk, where 84% voted for independen...

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The Holodomor: Commemoration of the 1932-1933 Genocide in Ukraine, a Duty of Remembrance

Today, as every fourth Saturday of November, we commemorate the Holodomor, one of the darkest tragedies in human history. This famine, deliberately orchestrated by the Soviet regime between 1932 and 1933, claimed the lives of 6 million Ukrainians, victims of a policy of annihilation aimed at destroying their national identity. This genocide, still unknown to many, remains a deep wound in Ukraine’s collective memory.The famine was implemented through forced collectivization and repressive laws such as the "Law of the Ears," which punished the theft of grain with deportation or the death penalty, while Ukrainian wheat continued to be exported in large quantities to fill the coffers of the USSR and feed other regions, leaving local populations to starve. These measures were part of a d...

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Ukraine endures new large-scale aerial attack: civilians and energy infrastructure targeted

On the night of November 16-17, Russia launched a massive offensive against Ukraine, hitting civilian and energy infrastructures with 120 cruise and ballistic missiles, as well as 90 drones.At least 8 people were killed and around 20 were injured. For the first time in months, missiles and drones reached Transcarpathia, a region near Poland and Hungary, triggering the mobilization of the Polish air forces.This marks the tenth major attack on Ukraine's energy grid this year. The strikes targeted cities while people were sleeping, causing power outages in three regions. According to Kyiv, Moscow has already destroyed 50% of the country’s energy capacity, intensifying a terror strategy aimed at plunging Ukraine into cold and darkness. Vladimir Putin once again shows his utter disre...

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