Ulyana facts about the World

03/07/2022

Kyiv received the title of Hero City for active resistance to the N***s. In June 1941, German troops surrounded the city and eventually captured it. More than 600 thousand Ukrainian fighters were taken prisoner. Despite the fact that the N***s considered this battle a huge victory for Hi**er, in 1965 Kyiv was named a Hero City.

03/07/2022

These are certainly not the French Alps, but there are four or five ski resorts in Ukraine, including Bukovel in the Carpathians. Winter sports enthusiasts will find 55 kilometers of ski slopes and 15 ski lifts here.

27/06/2022

Lviv also boasts that it was here that the first kerosene lamp was invented. The author was a local pharmacist who worked in the pharmacy "Under the Golden Star", and today the same building houses the museum-restaurant "Gasova Lyampa".

27/06/2022

Chernobyl is another Ukrainian trace in history - a city that became the epicenter of a terrible nuclear disaster. After the tragic events, a large area in northern Ukraine was declared an exclusion zone by the USSR in 1986. On the territory of the zone there are several abandoned cities of interest to people from all over the world. Excursions to these cities, including those in the immediate vicinity of the reactor, are carried out at the peril and risk of everyone. Radiation levels are still dangerously high here.

23/06/2022

Ukraine has repeatedly become the epicenter of destructive events. But it was also the site of the 1945 Yalta Conference, where Churchill, Stalin, and Roosevelt met to discuss the establishment of a post-war world order. The Livadia Palace in Yalta, where the meeting took place, is now a museum open to the public. Yalta also became the center of historical events, being part of the Crimean peninsula, annexed by Russia in 2014. Crimea is one of three areas not recommended for visits by the British Foreign Office.

20/06/2022

The main street of Kyiv - Khreshchatyk - is the widest and at the same time the shortest main street of world capitals. The total length of Khreshchatyk is only 1.2 km, but, destroyed during the Second World War, the street is very wide.

20/06/2022

Previously, in English-speaking countries, it was customary to refer to Ukraine with the article "The". This was until the country's declaration of independence in 1991, when the West began to gradually abandon the article. US Ambassador William Taylor, who understood that the article "The" is perceived by many Ukrainians as an insult, explained that its use creates the impression of a disdainful attitude towards the sovereignty of the country.

20/06/2022

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16/06/2022

According to WHO, Ukraine ranks 6th in the world in terms of alcohol consumption - an average of 13.9 liters per capita per year. Only residents of Belarus (the leader of the rating), Moldova, Lithuania, Russia and Romania drink more.

16/06/2022