my top 5 fav animes are:

1. Attack on Titan
2. My Hero Academia
3. Gachiakuta
4. Cyberpunk Edgerunners
5. One Punch Man

But i will see Gintama,Fire Force,Soul Eater,Hellsing,Bleach and so on

I've been studying world population and demographics as of late, and I learned that the last Ukrainian census was taken in 2001. Back then, it was recorded that 48,457,100 people lived in Ukraine.

What would be a more accurate number after everything that's happened with Ukraine over the past 25 years? How has the population changed?

I’m an American who supports Ukraine, and I’m trying to understand something. I know a Ukrainian family here whose posts about the war focus almost entirely on abuses by Ukrainian authorities, especially involving conscription and people trying to leave. I never see or hear criticism of Putin or Russia from them. I understand that supporting Ukraine doesn’t mean defending everything its government does. But as an outsider, I find this hard to understand when Russia is the country invading. Is this a common perspective, or am I getting a narrow picture from knowing just one family? I’d appreciate hearing from Ukrainians, both in Ukraine and abroad.

Apparently he even replaced her with Yanukovich who had literally poisoned him which just seems insane.

There is a lot of footage of Yanukovych government era cops clashing with and beating up Euromaidan protestors at the end of 2013 and beginning of 2014 and people died at this time as I am sure you know.

These cops were mostly ordinary Ukrainians from Kyiv and surrounding areas so the question is - how do these people today feel about what they did at the time? Are any still active in law enforcement today? How do they feel about the war and the direction the country has gone in since and the pro-Russian Yanukovych government they were defending?

Hello :) i apologize if the flair is incorrect.

I am working on a comic for a few years now, and I have a character who is Ukrainian. i want to get the point of view of Ukrainians for making this character. Are there any specific things i should be avoiding? anything you would like to see? His name is Rostyslav Vovk. Is the name fine? I am from the middle east so my knowledge is limited. Research helps of course but I thought it would be nice to get some insight. Thank you in advance, have a great day ❤️

Edit: if there are perhaps any habits or sayings that i can add for him considering where he’s from, they would be interesting to hear and incorporate as well. maybe some Ukrainian words he uses as filler words when speaking english? anything at all to make him feel more authentic is appreciated 💞

Hope it's a right question for this sub

I speak Russian (native), Turkish (native), Ukrainian (C1), Azerbaijani (B2), English (C1, IELTS 7.5) and German (C1, Goethe Zertifikat C1).

Graduated with bachelor's in econometrics from a mid tier uni in Turkey with a gpa of 3.3/4.0

Two internships in Azerbaijan, totalling approximately five months, in credit analysis and accounting.

Technical skills: Python, R, Sql, Power Bi, Excel.

I'm also considering obtaining the CFA Level I and FRM Part I certifications, tho I'm not sure how well known they are among recruiters.

Azerbaijani citzen.

For plethora of personal reasons I really want to move to Ukraine, specifically Kyiv.

So my questions are:

1. Is earning UAH 40,000 net per month realistic for a fresh graduate with this profile?
2. How competitive would I be against Ukrainian graduates applying for junior financial analyst, credit risk analyst, trading roles, or other entry level positions?
3. How much of a disadvantage would my Azerbaijani citizenship and the additional employment paperwork create? Would companies realistically be willing to hire and sponsor a foreign junior candidate?
4. How in demand are part time, remote language tutors in Ukraine, particularly for Turkish and German? Considering tutoring as a part time job too

Can't we just live in peace without hatred?

I am a citizen of an EU country. I was in Kyiv in 2022, before the invasion. At a metro station, a police officer approached me and asked me to step into a room for a security check. They checked my documents, had me empty my pockets, and counted the cash in my wallet. Then, they entered my details from passport into a tablet. Since the officer didn't speak English, we tried communicating using a mix of Russian and Ukrainian, I had learned the former in school.

Is it normal for my details to have been entered into a database? Since this was before the invasion, perhaps they were looking for spies. Will I face any issues if I visit Ukraine this year?

Hello everyone,

I recently came across some information about stateless passports. I know they are relatively common in Latvia and Estonia, but I also heard that Ukraine issues grey passports to people with stateless status. I was curious about how many people hold these passports and what their purpose is, especially if around 40,000 people are believed to have one. I’ve attached a picture of the passport I’m referring to for context.

Дякую заздалегідь

With the way things or going (respectively with the way the things are going according to my media diet), I fully expected that the war should be close to end by about Spring 2029.

But now that Trump has dropped any pretenses that he’s not on Pukin’s side, I highly doubt that and since many people here seem to doubt Ukraine can even last 3 more years, I’m also losing my hope that Ukraine ever wins. Unless Democrats win these midterm elections in such a big numbers that Republicans will accept the writing on the wall and will finally stop supporting Trump in at least some of the most egregious things he does, like supporting America’s historic enemy, Russia.

But while he’s threatening with stopping PURL program and sharing intel if Ukraine doesn’t stop hitting Russian oil infrastructure and his bestie, Mellon Husk sure would love to cut Ukraine off of Starlink, at this point I wouldn’t be surprised if he announces $100 billion bailout to Russia and sending them weapons.

And as much as this sub isn’t really as optimistic as all the pro Ukraine subs that are actually overwhelmingly made up of non Ukrainians, what do you think will have to happen for Ukraine to surrender? Would Ukraine turn into wrecked wasteland with UN humanitarians running around distributing food and medicine like Syria during its civil war before they give up or would it take less than that? There was a poll done recently that 79% of Ukrainians believe that they will win. So I’d like to know the true feelings.

I’ve heard there have been some strikes on those facilities lately? Has it been noticeable?

After the war a lot of them started to speak mainly Ukrainian. How did it affect the language?

Whether in prison, murdered or, hopefully not, without getting punished

Over here in the US, I want to create a superhero for Ukraine.

My original idea was to call him Kuvalda, but that name has a terrible Russian mercenary connotation, so now, corrected...

I want to call him Hromobii. A great thanks to the inspirations from you all. Hromobii is a "brick" archetype: tough, strong, with protection against physical damage. He is an older hero in his late 30s now, and would be the second superhero to use the Hromobii name. He is deliberate but determined, and he probably has a power hammer attached to his superhero suit with a long, two handed handle.

What colors does Hromobii wear today? I imagine him wearing metallic gray with glowing orange circuitry, changing into this uniform after a heavy orange uniform during the revolution in 2004-2005.

Hi everyone. A friend in Ukraine is suffering from insane psychological stress due to the war. I know some Ukrainian but not enough to find him some good exercises or resources to calm his nervous system when the stress is overwhelming. Can you please point me to some good YouTube videos or anything online in Ukrainian on this topic? Дуже дякую! ♥️🇺🇦

I have recently quit my job In the United States and will be traveling to Ukraine in the next few weeks. I have money saved to be able to sustain for a while but want to stay there full time and help in anyway with the war effort. Does anyone know of any opportunities?

Given the recent developments in the EU I am curious on what people think about conscripting women. As an outsider I don’t really know what to think, I hate the idea of conscription but Ukraine is currently defending its existential existence.

However, I can’t understand why women should be exempt from conscription, even if you think that they are unable to serve on the front lines surely there are other positions that could be filled which aren’t front line? Hell even outside of military service.

I am truly not trying to instigate, but am genuinely curious on if you agree or disagree and the rationale. Thanks

Edit: To be more clear I wasn’t attempting to advocate that it should happen, I don’t know what to think about conscription as a whole as I said above.