Changes

In a ''Huff Post'' article September 1, 2016, Alexandra's sister [[Andrea Chalupa]] described Sviatoslav Yarosh as one of Ukraine's important 'dreamers'. He is a young activist that founded ''[[Euromaidan Press]]''. Beyond the gushing glow what she doesn't say is who he actually is. Sviatoslav Yarosh was [[Dmitri Yarosh]]’s spokesman just after Maidan. He is a hardcore Ukrainian nationalist and was rewarded with the deputy director position for the UWC (Ukrainian World Congress) in [[Kiev]].

In a ''Huff Post'' article September 1, 2016, Alexandra's sister [[Andrea Chalupa]] described Sviatoslav Yarosh as one of Ukraine's important 'dreamers'. He is a young activist that founded ''[[Euromaidan Press]]''. Beyond the gushing glow what she doesn't say is who he actually is. Sviatoslav Yarosh was [[Dmitri Yarosh]]’s spokesman just after Maidan. He is a hardcore Ukrainian nationalist and was rewarded with the deputy director position for the UWC (Ukrainian World Congress) in [[Kiev]].

Andrea Chalupa has worked with Yarosh's ''Euromaidan Press'', which is associated with Informnapalm.org and supplies the state level hackers for Ukraine.<ref>[https://washingtonsblog.com/2017/01/crowdstrikes-russian-hacking-story-fell-apart-say-hello-fancy-bear-2.html Why Crowdstrike’s Russian Hacking Story Fell Apart- Say Hello to Fancy Bear.], George Eliason, ''Washingtonsblog,'' January 3, 2017.</ref>

Andrea Chalupa has worked with Yarosh's ''[[Euromaidan Press]]'', which is associated with Informnapalm.org and supplies the state level hackers for Ukraine.<ref>[https://washingtonsblog.com/2017/01/crowdstrikes-russian-hacking-story-fell-apart-say-hello-fancy-bear-2.html Why Crowdstrike’s Russian Hacking Story Fell Apart- Say Hello to Fancy Bear.], George Eliason, ''Washingtonsblog,'' January 3, 2017.</ref>

==Crimean Spring==

==Crimean Spring==