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Dear members,

Thank you to everyone who joined our Q&A event with Illia on Thursday. We got a lot of positive feedback and support – thank you for staying with us!

We are sorry for the technical difficulties in the first part of the meeting – we weren’t expecting that many people to join the call and had to change our Zoom subscription plan in real time.

We are publishing the recording for those of you who weren’t able to attend.

We’re planning to host more events like this in the near future. If you have any ideas on who should we invite next (or what topic to cover), leave your comments below.

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Q&A with Illia Ponomarenko

Comments

John W Peterson

This July 4th, we in America celebrate our Independence Day - which in reality marked the beginning of our struggle , not the end. This July 4th my thoughts and prayers must include the brave and freedom loving people who now fight for their own independence. May the Lord watch over and protect you.

Dusty Springsbusted

Mr Peterson puts it well. I am loathed to see Ukraine being invaded, terrorised and bullied by basically one man and a people who continue to believe what he has told them. Ukraine has been overrun too often, you deserve so much better. 🇺🇦

Burton

Don't let the people around us forget that Ukraine is (still) fighting for it's very existence AND that they are fighting for the western democracies as well. Help Ukraine with your $$ donations, engage your government to support Ukraine, display flags, etc. This evil version of Russia will not stop until forced to stop.

Daniel Herzig

Thank you for sharing the recording! This was really an informative session. Looking forward to the next one!

Isolde

Thanks for the recording. Glad I could catch it up as circa 4am Melbourne time for the live Q&A was a non-starter. ; )

Alana de Bruyn

Joining in from NZ, parents in WW 2, hopefully there’s enough of us keeping you reporting, it’s great to hear it it all first hand… I know people here that have parents that are one of each, Ukrainian and Russian, it is very tough on them, they live here, the brainwashing is surreal from their perspective on the Russian front…. Whilst we watch everything in the West, why is there so little ability of the average Russian to not question, it seems impossible that this situation can occur…

Matthew Harrison

You may consider the possibility of a Western convoy to escort Ukrainian wheat out of Odessa and through the Black Sea and the Dardenelles. That wheat is really needed, otherwise people in Africa and the Middle East will starve, and Europe will face the consequent migration crisis. The precedent is Operation Earnest Will, in which the US Navy escorted Kuwaiti oil through the Straits of Hormuz.

Melissa Gayan

It was a great event! Thanks for your time!