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🇬🇧 A memorial evening for the fallen anti-authoritarians
On April 19, 2024, activists of the anti-authoritarian movement gathered in Kyiv and Odesa to honor the memory of three fallen comrades, Dmitry "Leshiy" Petrov, Finbar "Chia" Cafferkey, and Cooper Andrews. A year ago, they went into battle near Bakhmut and never returned. Since then, their names have become symbols of the struggle against imperialism.
In Kyiv, the memorial evening was held near the so-called Leshiy's oak tree, a tree planted last year by his friends and family. Throughout the year, activists from various initiatives took care of it, and the oak tree turned into a place of remembrance.
On April 19, almost three dozen military men and women, volunteers, and activists came to the oak tree. Together, we remembered the fallen, read Leshiy's farewell message published on the BOAC page after his death, got in touch with his father, and planted three new trees that will now also become part of the memorial.
At the same time, our comrades also held a memorial evening near the mural dedicated to the fallen soldiers. The author of the mural is a fighter of Ecological Platform who is currently recovering from an injury. Another mural was created in Kyiv on the eve of April 19.
Later, Odesa activists planted trees on the slopes above the sea, dedicating them to Dmytro, Finbar and Cooper. The evening was accompanied by the explosion of a ballistic missile that Russia fired at Odesa. This did not interfere with the action, but served as a reminder of what our comrades fought against until the end of their lives.
In their memory and for the sake of the better society they dreamed of, our work will continue!
Remembering means fighting!
On April 19, 2024, activists of the anti-authoritarian movement gathered in Kyiv and Odesa to honor the memory of three fallen comrades, Dmitry "Leshiy" Petrov, Finbar "Chia" Cafferkey, and Cooper Andrews. A year ago, they went into battle near Bakhmut and never returned. Since then, their names have become symbols of the struggle against imperialism.
In Kyiv, the memorial evening was held near the so-called Leshiy's oak tree, a tree planted last year by his friends and family. Throughout the year, activists from various initiatives took care of it, and the oak tree turned into a place of remembrance.
On April 19, almost three dozen military men and women, volunteers, and activists came to the oak tree. Together, we remembered the fallen, read Leshiy's farewell message published on the BOAC page after his death, got in touch with his father, and planted three new trees that will now also become part of the memorial.
At the same time, our comrades also held a memorial evening near the mural dedicated to the fallen soldiers. The author of the mural is a fighter of Ecological Platform who is currently recovering from an injury. Another mural was created in Kyiv on the eve of April 19.
Later, Odesa activists planted trees on the slopes above the sea, dedicating them to Dmytro, Finbar and Cooper. The evening was accompanied by the explosion of a ballistic missile that Russia fired at Odesa. This did not interfere with the action, but served as a reminder of what our comrades fought against until the end of their lives.
In their memory and for the sake of the better society they dreamed of, our work will continue!
Remembering means fighting!
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🇬🇧 A memorial evening for the fallen anti-authoritarians
On April 19, 2024, activists of the anti-authoritarian movement gathered in Kyiv and Odesa to honor the memory of three fallen comrades, Dmitry "Leshiy" Petrov, Finbar "Chia" Cafferkey, and Cooper Andrews. A year ago, they went into battle near Bakhmut and never returned. Since then, their names have become symbols of the struggle against imperialism.
In Kyiv, the memorial evening was held near the so-called Leshiy's oak tree, a tree planted last year by his friends and family. Throughout the year, activists from various initiatives took care of it, and the oak tree turned into a place of remembrance.
On April 19, almost three dozen military men and women, volunteers, and activists came to the oak tree. Together, we remembered the fallen, read Leshiy's farewell message published on the BOAC page after his death, got in touch with his father, and planted three new trees that will now also become part of the memorial.
At the same time, our comrades also held a memorial evening near the mural dedicated to the fallen soldiers. The author of the mural is a fighter of Ecological Platform who is currently recovering from an injury. Another mural was created in Kyiv on the eve of April 19.
Later, Odesa activists planted trees on the slopes above the sea, dedicating them to Dmytro, Finbar and Cooper. The evening was accompanied by the explosion of a ballistic missile that Russia fired at Odesa. This did not interfere with the action, but served as a reminder of what our comrades fought against until the end of their lives.
In their memory and for the sake of the better society they dreamed of, our work will continue!
Remembering means fighting!
On April 19, 2024, activists of the anti-authoritarian movement gathered in Kyiv and Odesa to honor the memory of three fallen comrades, Dmitry "Leshiy" Petrov, Finbar "Chia" Cafferkey, and Cooper Andrews. A year ago, they went into battle near Bakhmut and never returned. Since then, their names have become symbols of the struggle against imperialism.
In Kyiv, the memorial evening was held near the so-called Leshiy's oak tree, a tree planted last year by his friends and family. Throughout the year, activists from various initiatives took care of it, and the oak tree turned into a place of remembrance.
On April 19, almost three dozen military men and women, volunteers, and activists came to the oak tree. Together, we remembered the fallen, read Leshiy's farewell message published on the BOAC page after his death, got in touch with his father, and planted three new trees that will now also become part of the memorial.
At the same time, our comrades also held a memorial evening near the mural dedicated to the fallen soldiers. The author of the mural is a fighter of Ecological Platform who is currently recovering from an injury. Another mural was created in Kyiv on the eve of April 19.
Later, Odesa activists planted trees on the slopes above the sea, dedicating them to Dmytro, Finbar and Cooper. The evening was accompanied by the explosion of a ballistic missile that Russia fired at Odesa. This did not interfere with the action, but served as a reminder of what our comrades fought against until the end of their lives.
In their memory and for the sake of the better society they dreamed of, our work will continue!
Remembering means fighting!
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