Russian-born, Kyiv-based writer Michael Sheitelman writes that while everybody is afraid of Russia’s bitter wrath should it be forced to relinquish Crimea, the same should go for Ukraine. Imagine that scenario now…
Author: Michael Sheitelman
Michael Sheitelman has advised election campaigns in Israel, Ukraine, Russia, Latvia and Kyrgyzstan, as well as non-governmental organizations, such as the Russian Jewish Congress. His media management experience includes the Internet division of STB media group (Ukraine), the launch of a Russian-language TV5 channel in Latvia and other projects. He has worked as a journalist in the Russian-language media worldwide.
Just look at post-War Germany and the reparations that had to be paid out for generations. Russian-born writer Michael Sheitelman notes from Kyiv, where he is documenting events and reflecting on the war and its aftermath.
Europe’s addiction to Russian energy paid for the assault against Ukraine. And in spite of crippling sanctions, it is inadvertently continuing to fund the war by not cutting two major Russian banks from SWIFT.