AMAZING FACTS about UKRAINE

Ukraine is an AMAZING European country. It was a part of the Soviet Union until the dissolution of the Soviet Union in 1991. Ukraine became an independent country after that. However, in recent years, this country has piqued the interest of Russia. Russia is attempting to reclaim Ukraine as its territory. In this sequence, the conflict has only gotten worse, with some ugly clashes between Russia and Ukraine.

FIRST OF ALL – Ukraine is a sovereign and independent country.

1. Ukraine is Europe’s largest country.

If you exclude Russia, which is located in both Asia and Europe, Ukraine is the largest country in Europe in terms of land area. Ukraine has a total land area of 603.55 square kilometers. While Ukraine is Europe’s largest country in terms of land area, it is not the most populous. With a population of about 46 million people, it is smaller than Germany and France.

2. Russian or Ukrainian languages are both acceptable here.

It is clear in Ukraine that the majority of the population speaks both Russian and Ukrainian. However, if you truly want to be a local, Ukrainian, which is also the official language, would be preferable. And, much to your dismay, English is not widely spoken here.

3. Arsenalna is the world’s deepest metro station.

Arsenalna on the Kyiv city metro line (Sviatoshynsko – Brovarska Line) is currently the world’s deepest metro station. It is 105.5 meters deep. Escalators transport you deep underground so that you can catch the train. Arsenalna had to be 105.5 m deep because it had to bypass the Dnieper River, which rises above and surrounds Kiev. You will ride the escalator for five minutes to reach the 105.5 m deep down the station.

4. The McDonald’s restaurant in Kyiv is one of the most popular in the world.

McDonald’s on Vokzalna Square in Kyiv is said to be the world’s third most visited McDonald’s restaurant. The restaurant is right next to the train station. This restaurant will be extremely busy. This is because McDonald’s in Kiev is currently the best fast food option available.

5. Ukraine is one of the world’s most educated countries.

Ukraine has the world’s fourth most educated population. 99.4% of Ukrainians aged 15 and up are literate. Seventy percent of adult Ukrainians have a secondary or higher education. Even Ukraine’s current heavyweight champions, Vitali and Wladimir, have doctorates.