When: 27 June at 12:00
Where: Ukrinform, 8/16 B. Khmelnytskyi St., Hall 2
The event will be broadcast on Ukrinform’s YouTube channel.
There will be a round table discussion on the topic “Frontier VS Frontline, from Karelia to Smolensk: independence from Moscow or a new front line?”.
Muscovy is increasingly threatening to expand not only hybrid, but also direct military aggression against the Baltic and Scandinavian states, to reoccupy Lithuania, Estonia, Finland, Latvia, etc.
Moscow’s aggressive actions pose threats not only to the EU and NATO states, but also, in the event of kinetic actions, will turn the “border regions of the Russian Federation” into a direct front line. Therefore, today the only possible alternative to preserving peace, security, and property in the states of Europe, as well as in Murmansk, “Kaliningrad”, Novgorod, Karelia, Ingria, Smolensk, and Pskov, is their complete independence from Moscow.
Discussion panels are planned during the event (speakers’ speeches + questions from guests and the moderator):
- The threat of military aggression from Moscow to the Baltic states and central Europe: if or when?
- What is needed for independence from Moscow: Karelia, Ingria, Pskov, Smolensk, and other border regions?
Participants :
- Serhiy Cherevatyi, General Director of Ukrinform;
- Andriy Antonenko, Acting Head of the State Institution “Center for Strategic Communications and Information Security”;
- Maxim Kuzakhmetov, Ingria Without Borders, editor;
- Arūnas Degutis, Signatory of the Act of the Re-Establishment of the State of Lithuania, Member of European Parliament 2004-2009);
- Artem Tarasov, Pskov Republic;
- Aleksey Baranovsky, Representative of Smolensk Republican Center;
- Anton Mulkahainen (Ingria).
Moderator: public figure Oleg Magaletsky.
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