At the initiative of the Canadian Committee of the Anti-Imperial Block of Nations, a coordination meeting of ABN structures in North America was held. In addition to members of the ABN committee from Canada, representatives of the American Friends of ABN and leaders of the organisation participated.
During the meeting, brief reports on the activities of the committees during the second half of 2025 were presented, ideas for establishing cooperation and coordination were discussed, and work plans for the near future were agreed upon.
The chairman of the Canadian committee of the ABN, Orest Stetsiv, informed those present about the first steps of the restored ABN in Canada, noting the importance of maintaining long-standing ties with fighters against Moscow imperialism and the need to find new partners from among the enslaved nations.
Professor Volodymyr Zarytsky, presenting the work of the American Friends of the ABN branches in the USA, announced the holding of a representative conference “What the world might look like after the collapse of Russia” in Chicago in early December.
The President of the Anti-Imperial Block of Nations, Oleh Medunytsya, thanked the members of the ABN representative offices in the USA and Canada for their systematic and effective work, outlining the challenges and tasks facing the structure in the modern era. In particular, he called for active public work to inform politicians and the public about the true essence of Muscovy as an empire, about the real impact of international sanctions, about the national liberation struggle of enslaved nations, and the human rights activities of the ABN and its partners.
The participants of the meeting supported the proposals of the President of the ABN and developed a number of specific steps, in particular, regarding joint information and advocacy work, the creation and promotion of the “Calendar of Free Nations”, as well as cooperation within the framework of the University of Free Nations.
