What is all this about
This celebration marks the end of an evil era
putin ordered to start a war against Ukraine in 2014
In February and March 2014, Russia invaded the Crimean Peninsula — part of Ukraine — and then illegally annexed it. This marked the beginning of the Russo-Ukrainian War, during which Russia had already killed over 14,000 people in Ukraine by early 2022.
In 2022, putin ordered a full scale invasion
russia’s committed war crimes in Ukraine include killing civilians, raping, taking hostages, torturing, bombing homes and civilian infrastructure, and much more.
- Killed 11,520 people including 577 children
- 23,640 injured
- Committed 144,362 war crimes
- Destroyed 167,200 civilian buildings
We will rave on putin's grave
We will celebrate putin’s death with a sense of long-awaited justice, gathering to mark the end of an era of pain. The next day, we will join a flashmob, cooking and serving traditional Ukrainian borsch on the streets under the label:
'Free Borsch on putin’s Death'
We invite everyone who stands for justice and freedom to join us, cook, share, and celebrate together as we turn this moment into a collective expression of hope.
Join us
Borodyanka, Ukraine, March 2022