Monthly Newsletter from the Ukraine Solidarity Club at UR

Updates as of September, 2026

In this edition, we explore several recent developments in Ukraine, including the destruction of Ukrainian books and its impact on the country’s cultural and educational future, the role of Ukrainian fashion and design as a form of cultural expression and resistance, and the recent attacks near the Yahodyn-Dorohusk border crossing. We also look at the PEACE Project and the international support helping Ukraine maintain essential government services during the war. As always, we conclude by bringing together stories that help us stay informed, connected, and engaged with Ukraine and its people. t issue.

Updates as of March, 2026

In this edition, we provide an overview of recent developments, including the attacks since our last newsletter, Jan 29, the updates on the UN resolution on Ukraine, and the Lviv terror attack. We also reflected briefly on the fourth anniversary of the Russian invasion and the event we hosted on Feb 24. As always, we conclude with useful resources and positive news. 

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Updates as of Jan 26th, 2026

In this edition, we provide an overview of recent developments, including attacks, the impact of winter, and the current state of so-called “peace” talks. At the end, you will find a reflection from one of our members on the similarities between recent events in Minneapolis and their memories of Ukraine’s 2013–2014 Revolution of Dignity. As always, we conclude with useful resources and positive news. 

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