Did Ukraine used to belong to Russia?
Ukraine was one of the republics which comprised the Soviet Union. It never actually "belonged to" Russia.
What is the major cities of Ukraine?
The capital is Kiev. Sevastopol is disputed between Ukraine and Russia.
How far is it from Russia to Ukraine?
They share a common border, so there is no distance between them. You would have to specify cities to get a distance.
Who is the Minister of Infrastructure for Ukraine?
Maksym Burbak is the Minister of Infrastructure for Ukraine.
Where is the House Of Ukraine in La Mesa California located?
The address of the House Of Ukraine is: 4350 Palm Ave, La Mesa, CA 91941
Can Ukraine start making nuclear weapons?
Although they have the nuclear material that could be deviated for nuclear weapon production but Ukraine has neither the motivation nor the political/economical will to make nuclear weapons.
What was the location near Berlin where Truman and Stalin met to work out a deal on Germany?
Truman and Stalin met in Potsdam, near Berlin, to sign the Potsdam Agreement regarding Germany. See related link.
Enemy country is presumed to be one with which there has been a long conflict or severance of diplomatic relations over some serious conflict. Say US and Cuba or US and Lybia in the past or US and Iran.
Ukraine has no such countries on its list, hence, no enemies. The goal of Ukraine is neutrality. Kind of like that of Switzerland. It does not want to join any military alliances.
Some people there would consider any group/country that exploits Ukraine or does not want it to be independent as the enemy. Some ultra nationalists think that Poland, Russia and Israel/Zionists are enemies of the country. But it is not official and is only an opinion.
What does kiev mean in Ukrainian?
Kiev is Slavic in origin and thought to originate from Kii meaning "bat" or Kij meaning "pole" indicating a palisaded settlement.
Why is Ukraine involved with the US in the Russia crisis?
Ukraine is involved with the US in the Russia crisis primarily due to its ongoing conflict with Russia, which began with the annexation of Crimea in 2014 and continued with the war in eastern Ukraine. The US has supported Ukraine through financial aid, military assistance, and diplomatic efforts to counter Russian aggression and uphold Ukrainian sovereignty. This partnership is rooted in shared democratic values and the US's broader strategy to maintain stability in Eastern Europe and deter further Russian expansionism. Additionally, Ukraine seeks support from the US to enhance its defense capabilities and strengthen its ties with Western institutions.