Ukrainians remember suffering inflicted by Stalin, Putin 90 years apart
David L. Stern and Francesca Ebel
Kyiv | As Ukrainians lit candles and observed a moment of silence on Saturday (Sunday AEDT) to remember millions of their countrymen who died in a 1930s famine, European leaders gathered in the Ukrainian capital accused Moscow of using “hunger as a weapon of war against Ukraine”.
The prime ministers of Belgium, Poland and Lithuania, and the Hungarian president, met with Ukraine’s leader, Volodymyr Zelensky, for an “international summit on food security”.
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