Assembly, a Ukrainian Anarchist Magazine, on Politics and a Possible Russo-Ukrainian War

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Assembly, a Ukrainian Anarchist Magazine, on Politics and a Possible Russo-Ukrainian War
Can you tell us how you are feeling, and what the situation is like on the ground in Kharkov right now, located near the Russo-Ukrainian border?
You paint such a different picture from our media, that we must ask: can this be so?
Where would you say you agree with, and differ from, Social Movement’s statement and/or political approach?
Please share with us your analysis of the legacy of Euromaidan and the so-called Revolution of Dignity (2013–2014).
So rather than the brightness of a ‘new 1917 on our doorstep,’ which you hailed in your recent piece, might the near future not suggest a return to the bleaker days of 1914, 1936, or 1939?
What do you think would happen if Putin actually green-lighted a full invasion of Ukraine?
How can we and our readers support you, your comrades, and your compatriots now, and in the future?
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