INTERNATIONAL UKRAINE ANTI-FASCIST SOLIDARITY

  Gyula Thürmer, President of the Hungarian Workers’ Party 28th Congress of the Hungarian Workers’ Party on 23 April  This is the USA’s war against Russia. This is the USA’s war against the People’s Republic of China. This is the war of neoliberalism for world domination. The USA and NATO has been preparing for war against Russia for years. Significant military forces were deployed in Eastern European countries. NATO armed Ukraine. It supported the nationalist, fascist policies of the Ukrainian leadership. The war was provoked by the West. The facts prove that Ukraine has already completed preparations for an attack on Russia. With the military operations, Russia prevented the Ukrainian aggression. The main target of the war is China. Trump wanted an agreement with China, but on terms dictated by him. China said no to this. Biden considers China the greatest enemy and aims for total war. If Russia weakens, China loses an important ally and then it will be easier to contain the Chin

On May Day, the international day of solidarity of the workers of the world, the following groups and individuals proclaim our united opposition to the greatest threat to the global working class: imperialist war. We declare our refusal to accommodate ourselves to the war drive of world imperialism against Russia. We hoist on our banners today the following: • Down with NATO’s proxy imperialist war in Ukraine! • for the right of Russia to defend itself against imperialist encroachment! Those on the Left who seek to emulate the propaganda of the ruling class by reducing this global conflict to a national struggle for Ukrainian “self-determination” ignore the following: Although Russia has been a capitalist state since 1991 it is not an imperialist power in its own right. Imperialism is more than when one state employs military force against another. Imperialism is a stage of capitalism represented by the dominance of finance capital. Russia is not part of the “imperialist club” but a r

  IVAN NIKITCHUK  TO MY FELLOW COUNTRYMEN I am Ukrainian, born in Western Ukraine, in the village of Triskino in the Rovno area. I grew up near the Hero City of Odessa. Because I was born in Western Ukraine where my ancestors lived, I have first-hand knowledge of what Bandera stood for. Our family experienced first-hand the Bandera thugs’ visceral hatred of Soviet power, and of everyone who supported that power. My uncle, a war veteran and chairman of the village Soviet, Nikitchuk Roman Ivanovich, and his wife were shot dead treacherously through the window. The thugs came to our home too, threatening my father because he had buried his murdered brother. In the house next door occupied by a Russian-language teacher, the Bandera thugs killed the whole family, not sparing a baby whom they hacked to death with an axe. And today when I talk to my Ukrainian friends and acquaintances who have been duped by Bandera propaganda I often hear hysterical whining about Russian soldiers having come

Leninist Communist Youth Union of Ukraine Our country finds itself in a difficult political, economic and humanitarian situation. The global imperialism of the United States carried out the seizure of the information space and in 1991 achieved a change of power by taking control of the independent state of Ukraine. Under the cover of various funds, including training and internships abroad, specially trained people were selected for state posts, and they have been carrying out genocide of the Ukrainian people for 30 years. These funds accumulate and allocate huge cash grants for right-wing radical nationalist organisations, such as Plast, Right Sector, Azov, National Corps, Sich-14 and others. Taxpayers in Europe, North America and many other countries do not know that they are working to finance the Nazis. In 1990, according to the census, the number of inhabitants of Ukraine was 52.2 million people. According to the Central Election Commission of Ukraine for 2019, only 27 million of

  Stop provocations ⬝ Stop drone strikes on civilians ⬝ Stop killing children! The right-wing government of Ukraine, supported by the U.S., has been at war with the people of the independent Donetsk and Lugansk republics in the Donbass region of eastern Europe for 7 years. More than 14,000 people have been killed, according to the United Nations. The people of Donetsk and Lugansk live under a blockade by Ukraine and its Western allies. Workers in Ukraine suffer repression, joblessness and price hikes while their government sells off the country to Wall Street. On April 3, a Ukrainian military drone strike killed 5-year-old Vladik Shikhov and wounded his 66-year-old grandmother in Aleksandrovskoye, Donetsk. On April 4, another Ukrainian drone strike wounded a civilian in Nikolaevka, Lugansk. On March 22, a 71-year-old pensioner was killed by sniper fire near the capital of Donetsk. Many members of the anti-fascist People’s Militia have also been killed while defending residents. Since J

  Statement by the Chair of the CPRF Central Committee J. Borrel is a long–time opponent of Russia. Back in May 2019, he called our country an “old enemy.” But his current statement is of a new qualitative nature. Borrel has publicly revealed the plans of Western strategists, which were closely kept in secret until now. This is not a war between Russia and Ukraine. This is the NATO war against Russia, where the Ukrainian nation is used as a cannon fodder. The words “negotiations” or “political settlement” have disappeared from the vocabulary of Western politicians and their Kiev vassals. In the West and in Kiev as well, exclusively militant speeches are in the air. Weapon supplies and mercenaries are flooding Ukraine. The false information warfare is on the way in extremely aggressive manner. At the same time, Western “democracies” do not hesitate to use the most disgusting bloody provocations. It has been already confirmed that the “Bucha massacre” was of a staged nature, as well as

Communist Party of the Russian Federation By Dr Vyacheslav Tetekin The Western press actively imposes on the international community the idea that allegedly the whole world stands for tough measures against Russia in connection with its military operation in Ukraine. This is not surprising. Major American and European TV companies and newspapers have long become weapons of the US and the EU information war against their geopolitical rivals. The same as aircraft carriers and Marines. The “world press” is a cheaper, but no less destructive weapon than aircraft carriers. So there is no faith in these “zealots of democratic values”. In particular, after the fake about the “Bucha massacre”, which was eagerly picked up by a number of Western publications. Now about the world community’s real position. A vote at the UN General Assembly on a resolution condemning Russia for its actions in Ukraine gives some, albeit incomplete, idea of the balance of forces. The result of the vote is as follows

Statement by the Chair of the CPRF Central Committee A real hysteria has swept the West about the alleged “atrocities” of the Russian Army in the city of Bucha located near Kiev. The victims of the “atrocities” were allegedly discovered as soon as our Army left the region. The Russian Federation has declared the necessity to call an urgent meeting of the UN Security Council in order to demand that Ukraine provides evidence. The Defence Ministry of the Russian Federation has already officially denied the accusations, stating that not a single civilian was injured during the location of Russian military formations in this city. Pictures of the so-called “murdered” individuals emerged only four days after the arrival of the Ukrainian troops down there. More other facts testifying the staged nature of this provocation are available. As you know the key line maintained by the political and military leadership of Russia is the one aimed at maximum reduction of civilian casualties as well as

Communist Party of the Russian Federation by Vyacheslav Tetekin Today, as the military operation in Ukraine goes on, it is becoming increasingly evident that the ideological basis of the present Ukrainian government is extreme nationalism, or rather, overt Neo-Nazism. It is the continuation of the pro-fascist Bandera movement which took the side of Hitler’s Germany during its invasion of the USSR in 1941-19445. After the defeat of the Bandera movement in 1953 Nazism hunkered down. However, with the collapse of the Soviet Union and Ukraine’s independence Bandera Neo-Nazism reared its head again. Creeping Nazification of Ukraine was greatly aided by the USA which after 1991 strongly encouraged extreme nationalist elements in Western Ukraine. In fact, the CIA was the most active sponsor of Bandera terrorist groups in Western Ukraine between 1945 and 1953. It is not surprising that the Neo-Nazi Banderaites, well-organised and well-trained ideologically and physically, carried out the stat