Ukrainians in a sentence

She added: “I think most places in Europe and around the world that are now hosting Ukrainians or where Ukrainians live will be hosting events on the same day.

The centre is a safe space for newly-arrived Ukrainians to Glasgow and surrounding areas and one they can attend to learn English, meet their fellow Ukrainians, take art and lessons and participate in activities such as coffee mornings.

According to these standards, 49 percent of rural western Ukrainians and 45 percent of urban western Ukrainians were poor.

According to Kalnitski, the training of Ukrainians has not had any adverse impact on the training of the EDF's own members.

According to winger Makar Goncharenko (who played in the game), the Ukrainians went 3-0 down after their goalie was knocked out, only to pull back and win 5-3, to hell with the warnings.

A day before Orthodox Christmas on January 6, Pace Portanier was in Ukraine delivering supplies and shuttling Ukrainians to safety or nearby shelters.

Air defence is crucial to saving the lives of Ukrainians, Stoltenberg underscored.

And I would argue, beyond the military support, the moral support you've given Ukrainians has been profound.

Apart from mobilizing Ukrainians, a previous report published earlier this week said Russia is also recruiting leading scientists among the staff of the Polyus Scientific Research Institute to join the army.

A report by the National Audit Office last month said Ukrainians must be given certainty over their futures including around visa extensions.

Arriving at a Nato summit in Lithuania Macron said, “I have decided to increase deliveries of weapons and equipment to enable the Ukrainians to have the capacity to strike deeply while keeping our doctrine to allow Ukraine to defend its territory”.

As a result of the recent Russian invasion of Ukraine in February 2022, more than 12 million Ukrainians were displaced.

As David leaves, the Ukrainians are defiant; but their resistance is hanging by a thread.

As of November 2022, four humanitarian flights had landed in Saskatchewan, bringing in approximately 3,000 Ukrainians up to that date.

A spokesperson for the Association of Ukrainians in Great Britain Glasgow Branch said: “As Ukraine persists in its fight for freedom, it remains crucial to commemorate the nation’s hard-won independence.

A study conducted last year found that a majority of Ukrainians identified with the OCU and only 4% with the Russian-linked church, though a larger number identified simply as Orthodox Christians without specifying either church.

At Easter, which from time immemorial has been a family holiday for Ukrainians, a day of warmth, hope and great unity.

A TOS-1A the Ukrainians captured last year.

A total of 10,000 Ukrainians have arrived here since the beginning of May.

But beyond the happy stories of Ukrainians aided locally, global headlines conveyed a grim reality of stalled funding for the battlefront.