'''Anatoly Shariy''' (sometimes spelled 'Sharia') is a leading [[Ukrainian]] dissident against the [[Human rights]] abuses of the [[neo-fascist]] [[Maidan regime]]. Shariy advocates for national reconciliation and unity among the diverse ethnic, religious, and linguistic peoples of Ukraine. Shariy has nearly 3 million subscribers on [[YouTube]],<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/user/SuperSharij/videos</ref> 340,000 on [[Facebook]], and 268,000 on [[Twitter]], and is one of Ukraine's most popular journalists despite living in [[Lithuania]] and later [[Spain]] since 2014. Shariy was forced to flee into exile after enduring years of harassment from Ukrainian nationalists. Shariy has been considered a possible contender for the presidency of Ukraine in a future election, causing fascist dictator [[Volodymyr Zelensky]] to level accusations and sanctions against Shariy. Shariy's party was among 13 opposition parties outlawed by Zelensky under martial law. | '''Anatoly Shariy''' (sometimes spelled 'Sharia') is a leading [[Ukrainian]] dissident against the [[Human rights]] abuses of the [[neo-fascist]] [[Maidan regime]]. Shariy advocates for national reconciliation and unity among the diverse ethnic, religious, and linguistic peoples of Ukraine. Shariy has nearly 3 million subscribers on [[YouTube]],<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/user/SuperSharij/videos</ref> 340,000 on [[Facebook]], and 268,000 on [[Twitter]], and is one of Ukraine's most popular journalists despite living in [[Lithuania]] and later [[Spain]] since 2014. Shariy was forced to flee into exile after enduring years of harassment from Ukrainian nationalists. Shariy has been considered a possible contender for the presidency of Ukraine in a future election, causing fascist dictator [[Volodymyr Zelensky]] to level accusations and sanctions against Shariy. Shariy's party was among 13 opposition parties outlawed by Zelensky under martial law. |