{"id":76698,"date":"2017-07-25T10:45:06","date_gmt":"2017-07-25T10:45:06","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/uacrisis.org\/?p=58869"},"modified":"2017-07-28T12:55:44","modified_gmt":"2017-07-28T09:55:44","slug":"58869-weekly-update-ukraine-26-2017","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/uacrisis.org\/en\/58869-weekly-update-ukraine-26-2017","title":{"rendered":"The Parliament’s midterm, escalation in eastern Ukraine, Odesa region exploding with cultural events, and more – Weekly Update on Ukraine #26 – July 18-24, 2017"},"content":{"rendered":"

Situation in the combat zone<\/strong><\/h3>\n

Last week the situation in the combat zone escalated considerably.<\/p>\n

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In addition to the above figures, one Ukrainian soldier was captured by Russia-backed militants.<\/em><\/p>\n

Conflict escalation. <\/strong>Despite the ceasefire, Russia-backed militants do not stop provoking Ukrainian troops. The highest number of attacks took place on July 20<\/a> when five Ukrainian servicemen were killed in action (two in Donetsk sector and three in Mariupol sector), eight were wounded in action and one was taken captive.<\/p>\n

Russia bolsters forces at the border. <\/strong>The Russian Federation bolstered its military presence at the border with Ukraine with three motor-rifle divisions. The units\u2019 function is to conduct rapid offensive, said<\/a> the Head of the General Staff of Ukraine Viktor Muzhenko.<\/p>\n

Civilians<\/strong> under<\/strong> threat<\/strong>. <\/strong>Civilians in Donetsk region keep suffering from combat actions. On July 18, resulting from hostile attacks, two civilians were wounded in Avdiivka<\/a>, on July 21, four civilians were wounded in Maryinka<\/a>, two of them are children.<\/p>\n

OSCE<\/strong>. <\/strong>Militants keep intimidating OSCE representatives. Thus, on July 22 armed militants did not let the mission patrol to Novoazovsk<\/a>. Despite the obstacles, OSCE monitors registered a large number of military equipment<\/a> close to the Russian-Ukrainian border.<\/p>\n

The US Special Representative for Ukraine Negotiations Kurt Volker visits Donbas. <\/strong>Kurt Volker, US Special Representative for Ukraine Negotiations, and Marie Yovanovitch, the US Ambassador to Ukraine, visited the ATO zone. According to the ATO press-center<\/a>, they visited the HQ of the operational-tactic unit \u201cDonetsk\u201d. \u201cOur main task is to restore the integrity and sovereignty of Ukraine. A few observations that I would make just after visiting today: this is not a frozen conflict. This is a hot war. It is truly a high degree of suffering as a high human cost to this conflict,” Volker said. The US diplomat refrained from answering the question on the provision of the lethal weapons to Ukraine.<\/p>\n

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July 24 \u2013 phone conversation of the \u201cNormandy Format\u201d participants. <\/strong>Ukraine\u2019s President Petro Poroshenko will demand an\u00a0immediate ceasefire in Donbas during the \u201cNormandy Format\u201d phone conversation on July 24.<\/p>\n

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Life in \u201cDPR and \u201cLPR\u201d<\/strong><\/h3>\n

The Red Cross: 106 people went missing in Donbas in 2017. <\/strong>The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) started<\/a> 106 new cases on the search of the persons who went missing in the conflict zone in Donbas. \u201cThe cases relate to the people both in the government-controlled and the uncontrolled parts of the territory,\u201d elaborated ICRC.<\/p>\n

Bellingcat: Russia changes the strategy in Donbas. <\/strong>According to Bellingcat<\/a>, the Russian Federation sent to Donbas more competent troops, as well as introduced new limitations on their stay in the “DPR”\/”LPR”.<\/p>\n

Bellingcat analyst Aric Toler said that over the time it became more difficult to collect the data on the presence of the Russian army in eastern Ukraine as stricter limits on the use of social networks by the servicemen had been introduced.<\/p>\n

According to Toler, over the past two years, the Russian army changed its strategy of participation in the conflict. The army of the Russian Federation is neither shelling Ukraine with artillery nor sending thousands of tanks anymore. Russian servicemen are now mostly dealing with the supplies of equipment, for example, of unmanned aerial vehicles, they also conduct recruitment and training of militants from the local population, Toler said.<\/p>\n

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Midterm review of the Parliament\u2019s work: achievements and defeats<\/strong><\/h3>\n

Ukrainian MPs went on vacation. One month ago, the Parliament elected after the \u201cRevolution of Dignity\u201d reached the midterm of its work after two and a half years of lawmaking. What are the main achievements and failures of the Parliament at its midterm?<\/p>\n

Post-revolutionary Parliament. <\/strong>Actual convocation of the Parliament elected after the victory of the Maidan and the escape of President Yanukovych has become the most extraordinary one in the history of Ukraine. Fifty-six percent of the MPs were elected for the first time. Among them were the representatives of the civil society, as well as the combat veterans including commanders. Current convocation is also more gender-balanced: 12 percent<\/a> of the MPs are women, in comparison to the 9,9 percent in the previous convocation.<\/p>\n

Achievements: European choice, security, and anti-corruption. <\/strong>Among the main achievements of the Parliament in the first two and a half years are the important pro-European decisions including the ratification of the Ukraine-EU Association Agreement as well as the introduction of the visa-free regime with the EU. The Parliament has passed over 2,000 laws addressing the key priorities of the national security and defense. The lawmakers voted<\/a> to adopt the anti-corruption legislation, the laws that regulate the energy policy and the energy security, the PACE resolutions that acknowledge the fact of the Russian aggression in Crimea and in Donbas. The Parliament also passed the laws required to implement the judicial reform, law enforcement reform, de-communization and deregulation in all the spheres of economy.<\/p>\n

One of the important laws that help support Ukrainian arts and culture actors was the law introducing quotas for broadcasting in the Ukrainian language: 75 percent of the time on national TV channels and 60 percent on local ones. Another important law is the one introducing social benefits for the servicemen and civilians affected by the Russian aggression in eastern Ukraine or by the annexation of Crimea. Another law introduces reimbursement of the half of the accommodation cost for combat veterans, as well as provides benefits to combat veterans and internally displaced persons asking for a mortgage loan.<\/p>\n

The list can be also continued with the law that supports the educational rights of the persons with disabilities. From now on people with disabilities will be able to get educated in any university of their choice.<\/p>\n

Defeats: lack of discipline, dependency on the President and broken promises. <\/strong>Despite the list of important laws adopted, experts evaluate the work of the Parliament as generally unsatisfactory. The first problem is discipline. Almost half of the MPs don\u2019t work enough: out of the total 422 MPs, only 45 attended all the sessions. A bit more than 10 percent of the MPs were absent at the 90 percent of the parliamentary voting sessions. The discipline of the actual parliamentary convocation is not much different from that in the Yanukovych times.<\/p>\n

Another important problem is the fact that the Parliament is actually implementing the President\u2019s political will instead of balancing it. For example, over the last six months out of the 275 adopted laws, 83 percent were introduced at the President\u2019s initiative, 24 percent at the government\u2019s initiative and only 10 percent by the MPs themselves.<\/p>\n

The third problem is that the politicians do not fully stick to their commitments. According to the analysis of the \u201cSlovo i Dilo\u201d online media<\/a>, over the 900 days of their work, the MPs have implemented less than one-quarter of their promises voiced before the elections.<\/p>\n

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Crimea: film director Emir Kusturica visits the annexed peninsula<\/strong><\/h3>\n

Serbian film director and musician Emir Kusturica<\/a> arrived in the Russia-annexed Crimea on July 23. He gave a concert in Yalta. Upon his arrival Kusturica said that the annexation of the peninsula was \u201can organic process\u201d, adding that \u201cCrimea has always been Russia\u201d and that he himself is not afraid of the possible introduction of the personal sanctions<\/a> against him after performing in the annexed peninsula.<\/p>\n

After Russia annexed Crimea and started the war in Donbas, the two-time Cannes award-winner demonstrated support for the Kremlin\u2019s actions multiple times. Responding to this, his upcoming performance in Kyiv was banned.<\/p>\n

Foreign nationals coming into the territory of the annexed Crimea through the border crossing points closed by Ukraine, violate the country\u2019s law and thus support Russia\u2019s illegal actions as to the Ukrainian peninsula.<\/p>\n

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Culture: Ukrainian films awarded at the Odesa International Film Festival, and a project launched to explore Bessarabia<\/strong><\/h3>\n

Ukrainian films – winners of the Odesa International Film Festival. <\/strong>As UCMC earlier reported<\/a>, this year\u2019s edition of the Odesa International Film Festival had a record number of Ukrainian films \u2013 48, they made almost a half of the overall festival program. Best full-length Ukrainian film became \u201cDixie Land\u201d by Roman Bondarchuk [trailer<\/a>]. The winner of the European Documentary Competition is the \u201cThe Leading Role\u201d documentary by the Ukrainian film director Serhiy Bukovskyi [trailer<\/a>]. Pavlo Ostrikov\u2019s film \u201cGraduation \u201897\u201d was selected as the best national competition short [trailer<\/a>]. National jury awarded two films special diplomas: the feature film \u201cThe Strayed\u201d by Arkadiy Nepytalyuk [trailer<\/a>] and the short film \u201cLilac\u201d by Kateryna Hornostai [trailer<\/a>]. The latter was also awarded the FIPRESCI diploma as the best national short film. FIPRESCI also awarded the feature film by Valentyn Vasyanovych \u201cBlack Level\u201d [teaser<\/a>].<\/p>\n

A cultural project set to explore Bessarabia. <\/strong>Arts Department of Ukraine Crisis Media Center and \u201cDE NE DE\u201d initiative started a cultural project<\/a> aiming at exploring Bessarabia. Bessarabia is the geographic area that comprises part of Odesa and Chernivtsi regions as well as part of the territory of Moldova. The Odesa part of Bessarabia is to be explored in the course of the project. It is a near-the-border area, the local cultural context of which remains little-known inside the country itself. During the first stage of the project, the artists and cultural managers plan to explore the region. The second stage will see cultural projects implemented in the five selected towns of the region. The projects will include artistic events in public space, joint activities with local history museums as well as master-classes for local artists, for example, the one on electronic music for musicians. The project team has already implemented two expeditions having visited the towns of Bilhorod-Dnistrovskyi, Izmail, Tatarbunary, Kilia, Katranka and Podilsk. Follow the project\u2019s news through the Facebook page of \u201cDE NE DE<\/a>\u201d.<\/p>\n

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Sports: Ukrainian athlete becomes fencing world champion<\/strong><\/h3>\n

On July 22, Ukrainian athlete Olha Kharlan<\/a> won gold at the Leipzig World Fencing Championships overtaking Tunisian Azza Besbes (15-5) in the final. The gold became the fifth award at the world championships for the Ukrainian fencer \u2013 the previous two were obtained in the individual competition (in 2013 and 2014) and two in the team competition (in 2009 and 2014).<\/p>\n

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Another Ukrainian fencer Olena Kryvytska<\/a> won bronze at the Championships.<\/p>\n

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Our selection of English-language materials by Ukrainian media<\/strong>
\nReportage<\/em><\/strong><\/h3>\n

“U.S. envoys Volker, Yovanovitch visiting eastern Ukraine”<\/a> \u2013 photo report by UNIAN<\/p>\n

“Mother of captured Russian soldier Ageyev comes to Ukraine”<\/a> – Hromadske International<\/p>\n

\u201dUkraine’s SBU encourages mothers of missing Russian soldiers in Donbas to undergo DNA tests” <\/a>\u00a0–\u00a0 UNIAN<\/p>\n

Interview <\/em><\/strong><\/p>\n

\u201cThe investigation has no clue<\/a>\u201d \u2013 interview of Hromadske International with the daughter of Pavlo Sheremet<\/p>\n

Opinion<\/em><\/strong><\/p>\n

\u201dWhat to expect from the new U.S. Ambassador to Russia\u201d <\/a>\u00a0– the column of Volodymyr Ohryzko for UNIAN<\/p>\n

Analytical materials<\/em><\/strong><\/p>\n

\u201dFormula for protest: comparing Ukraine and Venezuela\u201d<\/a> – Hromadske International<\/p>\n

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