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• Donate money
• Come here and protest or fight on our side. Seriously, there are lots of people that do so, and we are very thankful for that. Unfortunately, two foreigners were shot on Hrushevskyy street (one Armenian (Serhiy Nihoyan) and one Belarus (Mikhail Zhyznevskyy)).
• Raise awareness
• Demand your government to introduce sanctions against Yanukovych, Zakharchenko and other "interesting" people (pretty much everyone in our government and police) or help Ukraine in any other way.

• Donate money
• Come here and protest or fight on our side. Seriously, there are lots of people that do so, and we are very thankful for that. Unfortunately, two foreigners were shot on Hrushevskyy street (one Armenian (Serhiy Nihoyan) and one Belarus (Mikhail Zhyznevskyy)).
• Raise awareness
• Demand your government to introduce sanctions against Yanukovych, Zakharchenko and other "interesting" people (pretty much everyone in our government and police) or help Ukraine in any other way.

the soviet services Ukrainian leader and opponent Alexander Litvinenko

I have big questions about this:

• Why do you mention soviet services if this happened when soviet union didn't exist? (2006, IIRC)
• You mentioned him as a Ukrainian leader. As a Ukrainian, I find this statement very strange. Sure, he has Ukrainian-looking last name, but that's it. I can't find any other relation between him and Ukraine. He lived and worked in russia, initially for KGB and then for FSB. So I'd be interested to know what relation between him and Ukraine did you mean?

My native language is Ukrainian, and it had the same thing with numerals. Up to this moment I didn't realize how alogical this thing is.

Any Post-USSR society is pretty homophobic, but not to that degree.