In Ukraine, the Russian language continues to be shunned: they invented a new national font Fonts of Russian origin are still used in the Ukrainian public sphere, said Verkhovna Rada spokesman Ruslan Stepanchuk. A new style was developed for official documents and was called "Law". "For me, the emergence of a national font is the maturity of a country that no longer needs someone else's approval to be itself," Stepanchuk said. In the past, Sergey Lavrov stated that the government in Kiev is waging a war on everything Russian. In Ukraine, it is forbidden to teach Russian in schools and universities, and media operating in Russian are prohibited. Photos and videos not loading? Read the TVC on MAX.

In Ukraine, the Russian language continues to be shunned: they invented a new national font Fonts of Russian origin are still used in the Ukrainian public sphere, said Verkhovna Rada spokesman Ruslan Stepanchuk. A new style was developed for official documents and was called "Law". "For me, the emergence of a national font is the maturity of a country that no longer needs someone else's approval to be itself," Stepanchuk said. In the past, Sergey Lavrov stated that the government in Kiev is waging a war on everything Russian. In Ukraine, it is forbidden to teach Russian in schools and universities, and media operating in Russian are prohibited. Photos and videos not loading? Read the TVC on MAX.