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Dive into the latest updates surrounding Yevheniia Kravchuk, a prominent Ukrainian MP from the Servant of the People party. As a key figure in Ukraine's parliament, Kravchuk has been instrumental in advocating Ukraine's stance on various international platforms. Recently, she highlighted crucial topics such as the draft law banning the Ukrainian Orthodox Church of the Moscow Patriarchate, which is expected to be adopted within a month. She has also played a pivotal role in discussions regarding the establishment of a special tribunal for Russian crimes against Ukraine.
In her latest engagements, Kravchuk addressed the importance of actions taken by the OSCE Parliamentary Assembly, which condemned Russia as a state sponsor of terrorism and recognized PMC Wagner as a terrorist organization. Additionally, the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe took significant steps by acknowledging the illegitimacy of Vladimir Putin as Russian President and labeling the Russian Orthodox Church as a propaganda tool.
On the legislative front, Kravchuk is closely involved with the development of a draft law concerning the use of the English language in Ukraine, aiming to refine its framework for better clarity and implementation. Furthermore, her proactive approach in the international arena is evident as she leads efforts to persuade the U.S. to recognize Russia as a terrorist state, which could sway further legislative actions in the U.S. Congress regarding support for Ukraine.
Stay updated with Yevheniia Kravchuk's ongoing initiatives and their impact on Ukraine's governance and international relations as she continues to drive significant political and social changes amidst these challenging times.
In her latest engagements, Kravchuk addressed the importance of actions taken by the OSCE Parliamentary Assembly, which condemned Russia as a state sponsor of terrorism and recognized PMC Wagner as a terrorist organization. Additionally, the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe took significant steps by acknowledging the illegitimacy of Vladimir Putin as Russian President and labeling the Russian Orthodox Church as a propaganda tool.
On the legislative front, Kravchuk is closely involved with the development of a draft law concerning the use of the English language in Ukraine, aiming to refine its framework for better clarity and implementation. Furthermore, her proactive approach in the international arena is evident as she leads efforts to persuade the U.S. to recognize Russia as a terrorist state, which could sway further legislative actions in the U.S. Congress regarding support for Ukraine.
Stay updated with Yevheniia Kravchuk's ongoing initiatives and their impact on Ukraine's governance and international relations as she continues to drive significant political and social changes amidst these challenging times.
