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| − | '''Anatoly Shariy''' (sometimes spelled 'Sharia') is a leading [[Ukrainian]] dissident against the [[ | + | '''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. |
In March 2022, Shariy received an email from a friend, “Igor,” seeking to arrange a meeting. He subsequently learned that Igor was held by the SBU at the time and being used to bait Shariy into disclosing his location. Shariy has been placed on the notorious [[Myrotvorets]] public blacklist of “enemies of the state."<ref>https://archive.ph/GZlyn/c70ebf24727b31b0d3fbf816c6777704c7408c63.webp</ref> On April 18, 2022 it was reported that Shariy faced a recent Ukrainian gestapo, the [[SBU]], assassination attempt after his friend was kidnapped.<ref>https://www.mintpressnews.com/volodymyr-zelensky-secret-police-hunted-down-opposition-anatoly-shariy/280200/</ref> | In March 2022, Shariy received an email from a friend, “Igor,” seeking to arrange a meeting. He subsequently learned that Igor was held by the SBU at the time and being used to bait Shariy into disclosing his location. Shariy has been placed on the notorious [[Myrotvorets]] public blacklist of “enemies of the state."<ref>https://archive.ph/GZlyn/c70ebf24727b31b0d3fbf816c6777704c7408c63.webp</ref> On April 18, 2022 it was reported that Shariy faced a recent Ukrainian gestapo, the [[SBU]], assassination attempt after his friend was kidnapped.<ref>https://www.mintpressnews.com/volodymyr-zelensky-secret-police-hunted-down-opposition-anatoly-shariy/280200/</ref> | ||
Revision as of 21:49, May 5, 2022
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,[1] 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.
In March 2022, Shariy received an email from a friend, “Igor,” seeking to arrange a meeting. He subsequently learned that Igor was held by the SBU at the time and being used to bait Shariy into disclosing his location. Shariy has been placed on the notorious Myrotvorets public blacklist of “enemies of the state."[2] On April 18, 2022 it was reported that Shariy faced a recent Ukrainian gestapo, the SBU, assassination attempt after his friend was kidnapped.[3]
On May 5, 2022, Shariy's wife announced the Spanish government detained Shariy at the request of the fascist Maidan regime.[4]
