{"id":88065,"date":"2018-06-05T11:21:34","date_gmt":"2018-06-05T11:21:34","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/uacrisis.org\/?p=67214"},"modified":"2018-06-05T14:04:49","modified_gmt":"2018-06-05T11:04:49","slug":"67214-weekly-update","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/uacrisis.org\/en\/67214-weekly-update","title":{"rendered":"Sentsov’s hunger strike, the Babchenko Case, the coming Normandy Format meeting, and more – Weekly Update on Ukraine #59, May 28 – June 3"},"content":{"rendered":"

Situation in the combat zone<\/strong><\/h2>\n

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The situation in the combat zone. <\/strong>Russia-backed militants continue using the Minsk-proscribed weapons, including 82-mm and 120-mm mortars, 122-mm and 152-mm artillery, and antitank missile systems. Regular heavy machine gun attacks keep derailing the disengagement of forces planned for the Stanytsia Luhanska area.<\/p>\n

On May 18, a hostile attack involving an SPG-9 antitank grenade launcher damaged a civilian house in Chermalyk. On May 31, militants shelled the populated area of Chermalyk with 122-mm artillery and 82-mm and 120-mm mortars having made a total of 30 shots. The attack came from the occupied Tavrychyske village. The explosion of an 82-mm mortar round damaged the fa\u00e7ade of a residential house and the adjacent land plot. Luckily, no civilian casualties were recorded.<\/p>\n

Civilian casualties.<\/strong> On May 30 people in Toretsk, Donetsk region, paid their last respects to 15-year-old Daria Kazemyrova killed in a militants\u2019 attack in Zalizne town outside Toretsk. The girl was fatally wounded by an explosion of a shell in the courtyard of her house. She was a 9th-grade student at the School no.7. Just three days before she was killed Daria celebrated her birthday. The town was attacked by the \u201cDPR\u201d militants. Ukrainian military intelligence intercepted a phone call in which the militants discuss the incident.<\/p>\n

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On June 3, Russia-backed militants shelled the civilian infrastructure of Talakivka with 152-mm artillery. Thankfully, there were no casualties. The information as to the damages is being clarified.<\/p>\n

The diplomatic front: the visit of the German Minister of Foreign Affairs to Donbas. <\/strong>On May 31-June 1, the Foreign Affairs Minister of Germany Heiko Maas<\/a> made a working visit to Ukraine. Minister Maas and the Ukrainian Foreign Affairs Minister Pavlo Klimkin visited the Joint Forces Operation zone and went to the contact line to familiarize themselves with the situation in eastern Ukraine. They also discussed the deployment of the UN peacekeeping mission across the entire occupied territory of Donbas. Moreover, at the press conference in Mariupol Heiko Maas announced the negotiations between the foreign affairs ministers of the Normandy Four to be held in Berlin on June 11.<\/p>\n

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Sentsov: the 22nd<\/sup> day of the hunger strike, the global support<\/strong><\/h2>\n

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As of June 4, Oleg Sentsov has been on hunger strike for 22 days<\/a>. He demands that all the 64 Ukrainians \u2013 Kremlin\u2019s prisoners held captive in Russia – are released. On May 28, Sentsov agreed to\u00a0a supporting therapy. In the meantime, rallies in his support are taking place all across the world.<\/p>\n

Rallies in Ukraine and abroad.<\/strong> On June 2, a rally took place in Kyiv at the Maidan Nezalezhnosti square in support of the film director Oleg Sentsov who went on the indefinite hunger strike on May 14.<\/p>\n

Almost five hundred participants demanded to take immediate action to save the life of the Ukrainian film director, recognized prisoner of conscience by Amnesty International, as well as make each and every effort to free all the Ukrainian citizens jailed on political motives and illegally held in Russia and in the occupied Crimea.<\/p>\n

On June 1-2, 42 cities outside Ukraine, including 21 capitals, joined the international campaign in support of Oleg Sentsov dubbed \u201cSave Oleg Sentsov\u201d. In Ukraine, 29 cities took part in the campaign.<\/p>\n

The rallies in support of Sentsov took place in Australia, the US, Germany, Georgia, Israel, France, the United Arab Emirates, Kuwait, Canada, Portugal, Great Britain, Greece, Austria, the Czech Republic, Sweden, Switzerland, Estonia, Lithuania, Latvia, Italy, and Belgium. One-person rallies took place in Russia\u2019s Saint Petersburg, Moscow, and Kazan.<\/p>\n

Kolchenko goes on hunger strike. <\/strong>On May 31, Kremlin\u2019s prisoner Oleksandr Kolchenko started a hunger strike demanding that Oleg Sentsov is liberated. Mothers of Oleg Sentsov and Oleksandr Kolchenko met for the first time in four years since their sons were jailed. The mothers addressed the Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko asking to help free the prisoners of conscience as soon as possible.<\/p>\n

Oleksandr Kolchenko\u2019s mother revealed that she had been threatened by phone by the Russian side, namely by the representative of the civic supervision committee in Chelyabinsk region of the Russian Federation Vasiliy Katane. \u201cOn June 1, I got a phone call from a man who introduced himself as a member of the civic supervision committee in Chelyabinsk region. He demanded that I would convince Oleksandr to stop his hunger strike and asked not to meet the lawyer,\u201d Kolchenko\u2019s mother told Hromadske Radio.<\/p>\n

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The Babchenko\u00a0Case: is \u201cthe list of 47\u201d real and who\u2019s on it?<\/strong><\/h2>\n

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New details appeared in the Babchenko case that was the top news last week and that UCMC covered as well (\u201cThe Price of Facts: The Babchenko Case<\/a>\u201d).<\/p>\n

Statements by the Office of the Prosecutor General. <\/strong>Yuriy Lutsenko, the Prosecutor General of Ukraine, said that while investigating the attempt on the life<\/a> of the journalist Arkadiy Babchenko, the prosecution received important evidence as to the ties of the detained organizer with the Russian secret service as well as more accurate information on the future goals. \u201cResulting from these operational actions the prosecution got a list of 47 persons who could possibly become the terrorists\u2019 next victims, mostly prominent Ukrainian and ex-Russian journalists. They have been notified of the danger, their security is being organized.\u201d Lutsenko added that Ukraine\u2019s Security Service received the list of the 47 potential victims from the allies of Borys Herman suspected in the organization of Babchenko\u2019s \u201cmurder\u201d.<\/p>\n

What the \u201corganizer\u201d Herman is saying. <\/strong>Borys Herman<\/a>, charged with organizing a terrorist attack resulting in the attempted murder of Arkadiy Babchenko, does not give any concrete names as to who ordered the terrorist attacks in Ukraine. At the same time, he named the hiring party in the Russian Federation, it\u2019s Vyacheslav Pyvovarnyk<\/a>. Borys Herman claims Pyvovarnyk is the person in \u201cPutin\u2019s private fund\u201d responsible for the unrest in Ukraine. Pyvovarnyk and Herman co-own the \u201cKyivska Consaltynhova Hrupa\u201d (Kyiv Consulting Group) LLC. According to the State Registry, Pyvovarnyk and Herman own 11 percent of the company\u2019s shares each. Herman says Pyvovarnyk currently resides in Moscow, while the State Registry he is mentioned as co-owner, and in some cases as director, of a series of other Ukrainian companies.<\/p>\n

\u201cThe list of 47\u201d: what is known so far. <\/strong>Some Ukrainian journalists report that they were invited by the Ukrainian Security Service for a meeting. At the meeting in question, SBU allegedly announced the people on the list. Journalist Serhiy Hryshyn said he was at the meeting with heads of law enforcement agencies at the premises of the Security Service of Ukraine, while the founder of the Zaborona.com project Yekaterina Sergatskova said she was invited but could not attend. Sonia Koshkina, editor-in-chief of LB.ua, confirmed that she is on the list of potential victims.<\/p>\n

Ukraine\u2019s Security Service met some of the people on the list. It became known that TV hosts Matvey Ganapolskyi and Yevgeniy Kiselev went to the meeting. The media also report that more journalists were invited by Ukraine\u2019s Security Service including executive producer of the \u201cUA:Krym\u201d (UA:Crimea) TV channel Osman Pashayev, editor-in-chief of \u201cZerkalo Nedeli\u201d (Mirror of the Week) Yulia Mostova, Deputy Director General of ATR TV channel Aider Muzhdabayev, political correspondent Vitaliy Portnikov, TV host at \u201cUA:Pershyi\u201d (UA:First) Yuriy Makarov, correspondent at the \u201cKrym.Realii\u201d (Crimea.Realities) Pavlo Kazarin, and TV host at ZIK TV channel Tatiana Danylenko.<\/p>\n

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Opinion polling: how Ukrainians assess the fight against corruption<\/strong><\/h2>\n

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According to the results of the opinion poll conducted by the Ilko Kucheriv Democratic Initiatives Foundation, only five percent of the interviewed Ukrainians are ready to entrust the setup of the Anti-corruption Court to the representatives of the President Petro Poroshenko. As per the poll, representatives of anti-corruption NGOs and experts from Western countries enjoy the highest trust \u2013 47 and 38 percent respectively. The share of those ready to entrust it to the MPs or judges from the self-governance judiciary bodies is much smaller \u2013 13 and nine percent respectively. Moreover, the overwhelming majority of Ukrainians (83 percent) consider the fight against corruption in Ukraine unsuccessful, while 50 percent said it has \u201calmost failed\u201d.<\/p>\n

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Culture: Cinema-in-progress: Ukrainian short films at \u201cMolodist\u201d festival<\/strong><\/h2>\n

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Winners. <\/strong>Kyiv has hosted the 47th Kyiv International Film Festival<\/em> \u201cMolodist<\/em>\u201d, one of the biggest film festivals in eastern Europe. Twenty-two Ukrainian shorts competed in the national competition. The winner is the \u201c<\/strong>Weightlifter<\/a>\u201d<\/strong> (\u201cShtanhist\u201d) film by Dmytro Sukholytkyi-Sobchuk co-produced with Poland. \u201cIt is a story of a young athlete who wants to win in the competition at any cost,\u201d Ukrainian film critic Ihor Hrabovskyi wrote about the film. The jury\u2019s special mention went to the \u201cUnavailable<\/a>\u201d (Poza Zonoyu) film by Nikon Romanchenko and to the \u201cThe Wonderful Years\u201d (Shchaslyvi Roky) film by Svitlana Shymko and Halyna Yarmanova, trailer<\/a>. \u201cIn \u201cUnavailable\u201d the female worker at the Ternopil-based confectionery plant is worried as she\u2019s getting no news from her son who\u2019s at war. She starts a long journey, we see contemporary Ukraine with the eyes of the woman,\u201d the film critic writes. The film directors of \u201cThe Wonderful Years\u201d worked with the archive materials of the Lviv-based Center for Urban History of East Central Europe to tell the story of the women from the LGBTQ community in the Soviet times. \u201cThe film combines in a paradoxical manner the Soviet film footage depicting daily routines and family life with the confession of a woman who refused to accept the rules,\u201d Hrabovskyi writes.<\/p>\n

National competition reflects contemporary Ukrainian cinema.<\/strong> According to Viktor H\u0142o\u0144, Molodist program coordinator who programmed the national competition, the number of applications for the current edition of the festival increased. \u201cThere were about 150 submissions in almost half a year. They are almost as many as the number of applications submitted throughout the entire 2017,\u201d the program coordinator said. \u201cUkrainian cinema is still searching \u2013 for its audience, form, language, and style,\u201d H\u0142o\u0144 continues.<\/p>\n

Anthelme Vidaud, program director at the Odesa International Film Festival, and jury member for the national competition at \u201cMolodist\u201d noted the variety of the films in competition: \u201cWith my colleagues from the jury, we were watching independent films, as \u2018Molodist\u2019 is a festival of independent cinema. If we look at the genres in the national competition they are very diverse \u2013 there were documentaries, comedies, science fiction. The competition reflects what is taking place in the Ukrainian cinema. (\u2026) Not only the topics but the film directors\u2019 styles are very different.\u201d Vidaud adds: \u201cMany films are now being made in Ukraine. Cinema is an art but also an industry, it is a means to express one\u2019s point of view on the world, society, it is also a means to let the people abroad know what is going on in Ukraine, it is a soft power that is very important.\u201d<\/p>\n

The full list and the short description of the films that were part of the national competition are available at the link<\/a>.<\/p>\n

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