Alexey Albu: The West, Ukraine’s economy, & Maidan’s ideological crisis

By Dmitry Rodionov (excerpts) On August 3 in the Verkhovna Rada [parliament] of Ukraine, Nadiya Savchenko began a hunger strike to protest delaying the release of prisoners. “The hunger strike will continue until there is a positive outcome,” she promised reporters a day earlier. It should be noted that in less than three months since […]

Moldova’s Red Bloc leader: Plahotniuc’s dictatorship will fall

Ex-deputy: Dictatorship of Plahotniuc will fall! Signals from the West are very encouraging August 3: This was stated by former parliamentary deputy and leader of the opposition party “Our Home is Moldova” (Red Bloc) Grigory Petrenko, on Wednesday, August 3, after the court ruled in favor of prosecutors’ request for an extension of judicial review […]

Where is Andrei Sokolov? Appeal on behalf of political prisoner in Ukraine

Andrei Sokolov is a metallurgical worker, a communist, a political prisoner and a disappeared person on Ukrainian territory. Andrei went to Novorossiya during autumn 2014 as a civilian volunteer. On December 16, 2014, he was stopped at a checkpoint in a village controlled by Ukrainian military forces. His head was then covered with a hood, […]

Alexey Albu: Prisoners in Ukraine rebel against inhumane treatment, Nazi bias

Opinion: Prisoners rot in jail for stolen sausages while killers of the ATO zone are given a slap on the wrist August 2: The expert of the Institute for Innovative Development, ex-deputy of the Odessa Regional Council, and coordinator of Union Borotba (Struggle) from Odessa Alexey Albu protested the unjust situation in Ukraine, which has […]

Moscow: A Brief History of Ukrainian Nationalism from Populism to Fascism

Lecture: A Brief History of Ukrainian Nationalism from Populism to Fascism Saturday, August 615:00Meeting place:Underground “River Vokeal”(South exit)Moscow, RussiaCall: +79266725706 Organizer:New Communist Movement Source Translated by Greg Butterfield

Ten things I learned in the Ghost Brigade

By Dmitry Dzygovbrodsky August 1: In the autumn and winter of 2015-2016, I had the honor to serve in the Ghost Brigade (Prizrak). The 32nd mechanized division, 2nd platoon, 3rd branch. For me, this period was a turning point. I finally despaired of the Moscow “round tables” and other “Yalta conferences,” where in between lunch […]

Military psychosis: Poroshenko prepares Ukraine for a big massacre in Donbass

By Ilya Murom July 28: President of Ukraine Petro Poroshenko called the events in the territory of Donbass an “alien invasion.” He stated this during the festivities devoted to the Day of the Baptism of Kievan Rus. The correspondent of the Federal News Agency talked to an expert, who expressed the view that the Ukrainian […]

Lugansk Komsomol prepares for International Youth Festival in Sochi

July 27: Representatives of the Lugansk Komsomol and the preparatory committee for the World Festival of Youth and Students discussed the participation of the delegation of the Lugansk People’s Republic in the festival. This was reported by the leader of the Young Communists of Lugansk, Anna Brekhova. Darya Mitina and Anna Brekhova According to her, […]

Clinton, Trump and the demonization of Russia

By Greg Butterfield July 25: Hillary Clinton and the Democratic Party have launched a new attack on Russia, charging President Putin with being responsible for the damaging email leaks from the Democratic National Committee in order to aid Donald Trump’s election campaign. This is likely to dominate the airwaves during this week of the Democratic […]

Who will be next? The case of Ukrainian political prisoner Alla Alexandrovskaya

By Artyom Buzila On June 30, the Kiev district court of the city of Kharkov ordered the preventive arrest for 60 days of Alla Alexandrovskaya, head of the local cell of the outlawed Communist Party of Ukraine (KPU), a two-time deputy of the regional council, and four times a member of the Verkhovna Rada [Ukrainian […]