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Tribute to Sergey Krutsenko, the “masterpiece” of Ukrainian culture and the world of music

Tribute to Sergey Krutsenko, the “masterpiece” of Ukrainian culture and the world of music

We regret to announce an incredible Ukrainian musician and composer of rare beauty, Ukrainian film director and the man of great range Sergey Krutsenko has passed away on the Orthodox Christmas, January 7, 2023. Our team collected the tributes to Sergey from his loved ones, artists, musicians, filmmakers and friends. Sasha Krutsenko, son: “Shine like you always did and know […]

The Kyiv-Pechersk Lavra transferred to Ukraine’s ownership

The Kyiv-Pechersk Lavra transferred to Ukraine’s ownership

The Dormition Cathedral and the Tabernacle Church of the Kyiv-Pechersk Lavra were transferred to state ownership. The commission for the acceptance and transfer of the Dormition Cathedral and the Tabernacle Church from the Ukrainian Orthodox Church of Moscow Patriarch to the state began its work on January 2, 2023 and was engaged in making an inventory of the property of the cathedral and the church, assessing the condition of […]

Space X has launched Ukrainian nanosatellite

Space X has launched Ukrainian nanosatellite

On January 3, the PolyITAN-HP-30 nanosatellite, created by specialists of Ihor Sikorskyi Kyiv Polytechnic Institute on the occasion of the 30th anniversary of Independence of Ukraine, has been launched in the USA. It was reported by the Ministry of Education and Science press service. “The PolyITAN-HP-30 nanosatellite was created by scientists of the National Technical University of Ukraine “Ihor Sikorskyi […]

Exactly 31 years ago, Ukraine chose Independence

Exactly 31 years ago, Ukraine chose Independence

On December 1, 1991, the All-Ukrainian referendum on Ukraine’s independence was held. 90.92% of voters gave an affirmative answer. There was not a single region, not a single populated place, where the idea of ​​independence of Ukraine would not find the support of the majority of citizens. In Crimea, 54.19%, in Sevastopol – 57.07%, in Donetsk, Luhansk, Odesa and Kharkiv […]

Kyiv outdoor floral instalations dedicated to patriotic themes or the Russian-Ukrainian war

Kyiv outdoor floral instalations dedicated to patriotic themes or the Russian-Ukrainian war

Ukrainian Armed Forces, the Russian warship, and “Mriya”: the best outdoor floral arrangements are being chosen in Kyiv. Kyiv city authorities offer to choose the best outdoor floral arrangement created by the capital’s public utility workers. All installations are dedicated to patriotic themes or the Russian-Ukrainian war. The votes can be submitted until June 21. According to the Kyiv City […]

Ukrainian film “Butterfly Vision” greeted guests with the sound of sirens in Cannes

Ukrainian film “Butterfly Vision” greeted guests with the sound of sirens in Cannes

Walking the red carpet with the siren on and a call to release the Ukrainian paramedic from Russian captivity: the film “Butterfly Vision” premiered in Cannes. The Ukrainian film “Butterfly Vision” was presented at the Cannes Film Festival. The premiere of the Ukrainian film “Butterfly Vision” took place in Cannes. 1+1 media reported about the ceremony of the film showing […]

Film “Why Am I Alive” by Ukrainian film director Novak won a victory at Silk Road Film Awards-Cannes

Film “Why Am I Alive” by Ukrainian film director Novak won a victory at Silk Road Film Awards-Cannes

Ukrainian drama *Why Am I Alive* by director Villen Novak scored Best Feature Film Director at the Silk Road Film Awards‑Cannes, marking global recognition and festival buzz. :contentReference[oaicite:1]{index=1}

Myths about Ukraine created by propaganda during the World War II

Myths about Ukraine created by propaganda during the World War II

Unpack the most widespread WWII myths about Ukraine created by propaganda — from “Great Patriotic War” distortions to falsified narratives about collaborators and heroism.

Scythian gold theft in Melitopol: museum curators revealed details of the occupiers’ operation

Scythian gold theft in Melitopol: museum curators revealed details of the occupiers’ operation

Curators reveal how Russian forces located and stole priceless 4th‑century BC Scythian gold in Melitopol despite hiding efforts — a shocking cultural theft amid the war.

Who are Russians? Learn more historical evidence

Who are Russians? Learn more historical evidence

New research shows Russia isn’t a direct heir to Kyivan Rus and only got its modern name by the 18th century. Here’s what history really tells us about origins.

Instead of Moscow – Ukraine: Scorpions changed the text of the legendary song

Instead of Moscow – Ukraine: Scorpions changed the text of the legendary song

At a Las Vegas show, rock legends Scorpions changed the lyrics of their classic “Wind of Change,” replacing “Moskva” with “Ukraine” as a powerful show of support for Kyiv amid Russia’s invasion. :contentReference[oaicite:1]{index=1}

Lviv IT specialists created DDOS game to block russian websites

Lviv IT specialists created DDOS game to block russian websites

Lviv IT experts built an online game that sends tens of thousands of blocking requests against Russian army sites as you play — a unique digital front in Ukraine’s cyber resistance. :contentReference[oaicite:1]{index=1}

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