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NATO decide when Ukraine is ready for membership, NOT Moscow
NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg said on Tuesday that the Western alliance, and not Moscow, would decide whether Ukraine joins in the future.
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Read MoreNorway calls on Russia to reverse its military deployments in and around Ukraine
– Norway is seriously concerned about the rapidly deteriorating security situation in and around Ukraine. Norway calls on Russia to reduce tension by immediately reversing its military deploy...
Read MoreThe history of the Ukrainian war effort on Norwegian soil
We have today send this positive answer to The National Heritage Board in Norway:
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The Memorial Holodomor dayFor Ukrainians, it is a tradition to mark the memory of the genocide that occurred in 1932-33 on the fourth Saturday in November each year. The celebration takes place with a minute of silence and candlelight around the world in the cities' central squares. In Ukraine, it is marked near the memorial to the Holodomor.
The Ukrainian association in Norway held a "Candle of Remembrance" event on Saturday 28 November 2020 at Eidsvolds plass in Oslo outside the Storting.
We invite all friends of Ukraine to take an active part in the commemoration and pay tribute to the memory.
We from S2PU hope that one day Norway will join the increasing number of countries which recognized the Holodomor as an act of genocide against the Ukrainian people.
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