Yes it was, but not now. The Ukraine regained its independence in 1991, following the dissolution of the Soviet Union.
The Ukrainian SSR was a founding member of the Soviet Union in 1922.
No.
Formally speaking they are two different countries, but Ukraine has been under Russian rule for many centuries (until 1991), despite numerous attempts to gain independence. Russia was not ruled by Ukraine as indicated by the phrasing of the question.
Historically, they are also very different cultures and societies.
No, Ukraine and Russia are two separate countries which border each other.
no
Yes,but that was a long time ago...now they are different countries.
Yes,of course!But not now though.
no
Ukraine is part of Mars
Crimea is a part of Ukraine that is not found in Russia. Crimea was annexed by Russia in 2014, but it is still internationally recognized as Ukrainian territory.
No, Ukraine is not the largest country in the world. Russia is the largest country by land area, while Ukraine is the second-largest country in Europe.
Moldova is an European country, between Romania and Ukraine. Moldova is not now a part of Russia. Moldova was integrally an historical province of Romania. Note that after the Ribbentrop-Molotov pact (1939) the central-eastern part of Moldova (Basarabia) become a province of Russia and the South eastern part become a part of Ukraine.
It has bordered USSR back in 20th century as Czehoslovakia and now it borders Ukraine as an independent state (now Slovakia).
There was a nuclear accident in Chernobyl in 1986. At the time, it was part of the Soviet Union. Now it is part of the Ukraine.
Moldavia is not part of Russia, it is a geographic and historical region in Eastern Europe. Western Moldavia is presently part of Romania, the Eastern part is now the Republic of Moldova and the northern and south-eastern parts are now parts of Ukraine.
Kiev, which is more correctly called Kyiv, is the capital of Ukraine, formerly part of the USSR, and now an independent country west of Russia.
The country is simply called "Ukraine" without the definite article.
Russia.
because russia wants Ukrain to be part of Russia like it was before
Yes, Paul Muni was born in what is now called Lviv, Ukraine.