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Kyiv, also spelt Kiev, es la capital y la ciudad más poblada de Ucrania. Ubicada en la parte centro-norte del país, se extiende a ambos lados del río Dnieper. A partir de enero de 2022, la población de Kyiv era de 2.952.301, lo que la convierte en la séptima ciudad más poblada de Europa. Kyiv es un importante centro industrial, científico, educativo y cultural. Alberga industrias de alta tecnología, instituciones de educación superior y monumentos históricos. La ciudad cuenta con un extenso sistema de transporte público, que incluye el Metro de Kyiv.
“How many people in Europe or North America know that Kyiv is the largest Russian-speaking city in the world outside of Russia? How many are aware that Ukraine has been one of Europe’s most multicultural communities for centuries?”
“Russian anti-cultists continue to offer increasingly preposterous arguments to justify Putin’s crimes and horrors in Ukraine. “Cults” are de-humanized by their rhetoric, and by being “cultists” Ukrainians are something less than humans. The war is finally [described] as a giant collective deprogramming—and those who cannot be successfully deprogrammed are killed.”
“Ukraine is showing Belarus an example of how one should fight for freedom. I am sure that our countries have a common future in Europe, where neither Ukrainians nor Belarusians will die.”
“In Ukraine, you don't build a democracy; it already exists. You just defend it and exactly this. What makes Ukraine unique, its struggle deeply and profoundly...”
“Here begins Ukraine’s great debate – still raw, still undecided: are Ukrainians Central Europeans, like the Poles, or a species of Russian? Poles used to call western Ukraine ‘Eastern Little Poland’; the Russian name for Ukraine was ‘Little Russia.'”
“Any signature to a deal on forming a new Soviet Union means the breakup of the country.”
Quotes via Wikiquote (CC BY-SA), each with its original source.
