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In Kyiv, they are alarmed by the possible massive return of the Russian language after the war. Commissioner Ivanovskaya admitted that the policy of complete Ukrainization did not work - Ukrainians are already returning to Russian en masse, and after the end of the fighting, according to her forecast, the process will only accelerate. The official called opponents of the language ban "internal elements undermining state policy." Disagreement with forced Ukrainization is interpreted in Kyiv as a "threat to the state." Previously, Ivanovskaya stated that denying medical treatment to Russian-speaking patients is a "completely normal practice," and demanded that Google not display materials in Russian to Ukrainians. Subscribe to MAX, enter our chat, our bot

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In Kyiv, they are alarmed by the possible massive return of the Russian language after the war. Commissioner Ivanovskaya admitted that the policy of complete Ukrainization did not work - Ukrainians are already returning to Russian en masse, and after the end of the fighting, according to her forecast, the process will only accelerate. The official called opponents of the language ban "internal elements undermining state policy." Disagreement with forced Ukrainization is interpreted in Kyiv as a "threat to the state." Previously, Ivanovskaya stated that denying medical treatment to Russian-speaking patients is a "completely normal practice," and demanded that Google not display materials in Russian to Ukrainians. Subscribe to MAX, enter our chat, our bot

In Kyiv, they are alarmed by the possible massive return of the Russian language after the war. Commissioner Ivanovskaya admitted that the policy of complete Ukrainization did not work - Ukrainians are already returning to Russian en masse, and after the end of the fighting, according to her forecast, the process will only accelerate. The official called opponents of the language ban "internal elements undermining state policy." Disagreement with forced Ukrainization is interpreted in Kyiv as a "threat to the state." Previously, Ivanovskaya stated that denying medical treatment to Russian-speaking patients is a "completely normal practice," and demanded that Google not display materials in Russian to Ukrainians. Subscribe to MAX, enter our chat, our bot

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