The Australian Federation of Ukrainian Organisation (AFUO) joins calls from State, Federal and diplomatic leaders for the release of Oscar Jenkins, amid 13 year sentence by russian court 16 May. Oscar Jenkins, former biology teacher from Melbourne, was captured in December by occupying russian forces while serving with Ukraine's military in the Donbas region. For … [Read more...]
Ukrainian & russian delegations meet in Turkey today – but is peace on the table?
Today, 16 May, Ukrainian and russian delegations meet face-to-face in Turkey for long-awaited peace talks – the first direct contact in months. But hopes are low. Yesterday Zelenskyy arrived in Turkey, showing a strong and intentional presence. Despite being the one to call for the meeting after mounting pressure criticising russia for their refusal to agree to the … [Read more...]
From Seed to Symbol: The Sunflower in Ukrainian History
Saturday 18 May, 11:30am (AEST) Online (zoom) and in-person, St Andrew’s Church Hall, 57 Church St, Lidcombe Request zoom access from: marikahav13@gmail.com The sunflower — once a foreign species to the Ukrainian steppe and forest-steppe regions — has become a powerful symbol and plays a critical role in Ukraine’s agriculture, helping the nation rise to the top as … [Read more...]
AFUO mourns death of Aussie bomb disposal volunteer Nick Parsons in Ukraine
The Australian Federation of Ukrainian Organisations (AFUO) is deeply saddened by the tragic death of Nick Parsons, an Australian bomb disposal expert in Ukraine, last week. Mr Parsons, a veteran of the Australian Defence Force and volunteer with charity Prevail Together, made the ultimate sacrifice in Izyum while working to protect Ukrainian civilians from … [Read more...]
ICAO finds Russia legally responsible for MH17 downing
The International Civil Aviation Organisation (ICAO) on 12 May voted and confirmed russia failed to uphold its legal obligations under international law for the downing of Malaysia Airlines Flight MH17 on 17 July 2014, that killed all 298 people onboard, including 38 Australians. In November 2022 a Dutch court found three men responsible for the crime and tried … [Read more...]
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