Dear Friends, The members of the Ukrainian Armed Forces besieged in Krym are under intense pressure but have remained loyal to their oath and to their country. They have not surrendered to provocations, threats or bribes. The website of the Ukrainian Armed Forces mil.gov.ua/index.php?lang=ua&part=news&sub=read&id=32800 is encouraging Ukrainians to send supportive messages to the soldiers in Krym. Please take 5 minutes of your time, compose a few sentences of encouragement and e-mail them to psmodu@gmail from where the greetings will be distributed. If you have the time, consider sending greetings for several groups, whose particular situation is described in the links provided. Col. Yuli Mamchor and the garrison in Belbek dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2572777/Russian-troops-fire-warning-shots-unarmed-Ukrainian-soldiers-demanded-jobs-run-airfield-Moscow-sends-naval-landing-ship-Crimea.html Col. Sergei Stashenko and his force in Bakhchisaray latimes/world/la-fg-ukraine-crimea-20140304,0,1725663.story#axzz2v7FjDADY The garrison in Privolnoye nypost/2014/03/02/gunmen-surround-ukrainian-military-base-in-crimea/ The crew of the corvette Ternopil huffingtonpost.co.uk/2014/03/04/ukraine-sailors-sevastopol_n_4897783.html?1393959449&utm_hp_ref=uk If you can write in Ukrainian, please do so but I am certain that greetings in any language will be welcome. Pass this on along your e-mail lists, particularly if you are members of Ukrainian fraternal organizations or professional associations. If you are members of Ukrainian school or youth organizations, consider engaging the younger generation to send greetings. Let the loyal defenders know that they are not alone and that the world is watching.
Posted on: Sun, 09 Mar 2014 00:56:26 +0000
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