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UKRAINE

Ukraine is like Russia but a bit different, especially the public. The people here (most of the time {hopefully}) will give you a hand if you truly need it. Otherwise, it's almost the same, the buildings are the same, and the language is almost the same as Russian. Even the art is the same and so are the churches. The cars and personalities are also almost alike. If you look at it the way some people do, it is not really that different from Russia.

He climate in Ukraine is relatively warm (17°C) in the summer days and not too cold (-3°C) in the winter. The relative humidity for the whole year is an average of 75%. And the average wind speed for a year in Ukraine is about 18 km/h. The Ukrainians live in the same type of housing as Russians do and their main industries are Coal, electric power, ferrous and nonferrous metals, machinery and transport equipment, chemicals, and food processing (mainly sugar).

The traditional Ukrainian dress for girls is a knee......

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