The protest will take place under the “Alaska with Ukraine” slogan, and organizers encourage local residents to join the action in support of Ukraine’s territorial integrity in Russian aggression conditions.
On the eve of the summit between US president Donald Trump and Russian leader Vladimir Putin, in Ankorida, Alaska, the major protests were announced on August 14. It was reported by the political movement of Stand Up Alaska on its Facebook page.
According to the report, the event was scheduled for Thursday, August 14, the day before the expected communication of the peaceful warning of war between Russia and Ukraine with the support of the United States.
The protest will take place under the “Alaska with Ukraine” slogan, and organizers encourage local residents to join the action in support of Ukraine’s territorial integrity in Russian aggression conditions.
This initiative also aims to bring a clear message to the American president and Russian dictator over opposition to opposition to authority regimes and war crimes.
The arrangements said the reason for the meeting was Donald Trump’s decision to invite Vladimir Putin to the dialogue to approve the state governor. They emphasize that the Alaska category does not support any displays of authority policy.
The official Alaska Facebook page called for local residents to exit the streets and actively participate in protests.
Remember that US president Donald Trump said his meeting with Russian Federation leader Vladimir Putin was held on August 15 in Alaska. According to him, the possibility of exchange of territories is considered and the details of the agreement will be discussed in the coming days.
Subsequently, United States Vice President Jay Di said Ukraine or Russia was not satisfied with the results of the war eradicism through the United States.
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