The Civic-Military Movement and Ridna Krayina sign a partnership memorandum
The two movements agreed to work together in five areas: supplying the front, first-aid training for civilians, analytical work, legal protection for veterans and the families of the fallen, and historical memory.
The Civic-Military Movement and the Ridna Krayina movement have signed a memorandum of partnership. The two sides agreed to work together in five areas, from supplying the front to legal protection for veterans.
Who signed
The Civic-Military Movement is headed by Oleksii Ivashyn. For Ridna Krayina the memorandum was signed by Mykola Tomenko, a politician and the movement's founder.
What they agreed
- Support for the front. To continue and widen volunteer supply to combat units.
- Pre-hospital first aid. Practical training for civilians on what to do before medics arrive.
- Analytical work. Expert round tables and debate on pressing social questions.
- Veterans and the families of the fallen. Legal aid, case support, defence of lawful interests and protection against misinformation.
- Memory and culture. Joint national and historical-cultural events, with an emphasis on preserving historical memory.
Why it matters
Both sides put the aim the same way: to turn "loud slogans into concrete useful deeds".
For the veteran community the fourth point is the most tangible. Legal support and the defence of lawful interests are what is missing most often: a person has the right but has neither the time, the strength nor the money to establish it. What exactly that help will cover, and how to ask for it, does not yet follow from the text of the memorandum.
No deadlines, sums or list of events have been announced.
Based on material from: znaj.ua