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Ukraine
Ukraine is the largest contiguous country on the European continent with an area of 603,628 km km2. It borders the Russian Federation to the northeast and east, Belarus to the northwest, Poland, Slovakia and Hungary to the west, Romania and Moldova to the southwest, Black Sea to the south and Sea of Azov to the southeast.
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What parts of Ukraine are the perfect holiday destinations?
As the capital city of Ukraine, Kiev presents some of the most exciting luxury holiday destinations. Kiev Pecherska Lavra or The Monastery of Caves and the St. Sophia Cathedral are places that would really set you in awe. Other wonderful places in Kiev include Golden Gate, Mariyinsky Palace, and Andriyivsky Uzviz. The island of Venetsianskyi is a great destination for individuals who want swimming beaches, boat rentals, and night clubs.
What are perogys called in Ukrainian?
In Ukrainian, pierogies are called "varenyky" (вареники). They are dumplings typically filled with ingredients such as potatoes, cheese, sauerkraut, or meat. Varenyky are a traditional dish in Ukrainian cuisine and are often served with sour cream or fried onions.
1. Guy walks down street
2. Guy sees building sight
3. Guy looks at a crane
4. Guy points at crane and says 'u crane'
5. Ukraine is born.
Which large body of water is located north or Turkey separating it from Ukraine?
The two seas that border Ukraine are the Black Sea and the Sea of Azov, which are separated by the Crimean peninsula to the south of the country. The rest of the border of Ukraine is a land border, which (clockwise from the Black Sea to the south) includes the countries of Romania, Moldova, Poland, Belarus, and Russia.
What is the main religion in Ukraine and why?
Christianity is most popular religion. It is like that all around the world except crazy Muslim places.
What disaster happened in chernobyl Ukraine?
On the 26th of April, 1986 there was a nuclear accident at the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant in Ukraine.
The exact time of the accident was recorded as 1:23:44am when a power surge caused a steam explosion which significantly damaged reactor number four. This initial damage caused a second explosion which had two potential causes:
1. The ignition of a mixture of hydrogen gas and air
2. A criticality incident or run away fission event
Current evidence suggests that the latter event occured which ultimately destroyed the roof of the reactor causing the release of radioactive material into the environment.
What are the main industries of Ukraine?
coal, electric power, ferrous and nonferrous metals, machinery and transport equipment, chemicals, food processing
Ukraine is mostly fertile grass, but there is one small desert. It is the eastern Ukrainian desert. It is in the Kharkivs'ka oblast.
Oleshky Sands is the largest expanse of sand in Ukraine. It is sometimes called a desert but receives too much precipitation to be classified as a true desert.
What is the most popular last name in Ukraine?
The most popular is definitely Shevchenko (not as much because of soccer player Andriy Shevchenko but ukrainian hero-poet Taras Shevchenko)
The most statisticaly common last name is Nazarenko
How do you say fox in Ukrainian?
Фокс - it's pronounced almost the same as in English, but with more emphasis on the middle of the word. Sounds kind of halfway between 'fox' and 'forks'
Do french people live in Ukraine?
Yes, there're both descendants of French colonists and expats living in Ukraine, but they're not plentiful.
Ukraine has the same military as Russia. So don't mess with them
What is the fertile area that stretches from western Ukraine to southwestern Siberia called?
It is in the Russian plateau.
