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Quote from: Flodner on February 08, 2018, 07:36:59 AM

Good answer of Cr_liev
And Kharkiv is a nice city, I've been there several times, but many years ago. Hope to go some day when will be some occasion, i.e. Cryptocurrency conference.
I'm sure there will be, like I shared the conference in Lviv, and Kharkiv is bigger in terms of population

I love Kharkiv and as I lived in some other cities of Ukraine, I can compare. One more warning will be: it looks rather depressive in winter. But I believe this is true to every city in the post-Soviet space.
Wow, you are lucky! I hope to visit some cryptocurrency-oriented conference here, too, but the ones I've heard about were likely organized for the purposes of advertising.

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Good answer of Cr_liev
And Kharkiv is a nice city, I've been there several times, but many years ago. Hope to go some day when will be some occasion, i.e. Cryptocurrency conference.
I'm sure there will be, like I shared the conference in Lviv, and Kharkiv is bigger in terms of population

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Quote from: Papado on February 06, 2018, 08:23:11 AM

Hello, I live in Ukraine.
I will try to answer your questions.

1.It's just as safe for you as for me, pretty safe. Last time here is a problem of crime (theft), so you need to be careful about this.
2. Yes,unfortunately many people are racist.
3. fairly poor country
5. I think yes, but it's will be hard.

I'm also from Ukraine and my answers would be different.

1. Only some regions of Ukraine are not safe, but you will be not allowed to get there. In other regions the situation is as everywhere in the world - watch yor belonings, don't walk at nights alone, in other words - take care of your safety yourself.
2. In my surroundings I don't see any racists. I live in Kharkiv and there are many big communities of foreign students. They use public transport, are part of a crowd in the streets, take part in the city festivals... Never heard of any arguments.
3. Comparing to Europe, it's really very cheap. It depends though on the life level you are used to. Just FYI, here in Kharkiv you can rent a good 1-room flat for $200-250.
4.-5. I'm not a good adviser in these questions, but as I said the international communities are big here, I see some areas in this city with cafes, barbershops and so on for foreign people and led by foreign people. But I can say, not knowing a language could be a problem with finding a job.

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Quote from: zwiggel on February 07, 2018, 10:17:45 AM

Ukraine is a rich country in Europe. Ukraine is bordered by Russia. Ukraine hosted the European football in 2008. Currently Ukraine is suffering from economic crisis and war.

U say Ukraine is a rich country, at the same time you say Ukraine is suffering from economic crisis, how it happens ? War affects the economy. but developed economy will not collapse at once.

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I want to know how much the population of Ukraine is. The country is suffering from war. How many people died of war. The current Ukrainian economy has not developed.

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Ukraine is a rich country in Europe. Ukraine is bordered by Russia. Ukraine hosted the European football in 2008. Currently Ukraine is suffering from economic crisis and war.

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Every country "in-between" of such "super-powers" can meet a similar luck, and some smartass people can say afterwards like "oh it's a just a playground for superpowers". In fact, only one superpowers is prdominantly guilty in the course of last 50 years, and this super-power turns to shit everyhing it touches, making trouble for neighbors, and surrounding itself with shitty sattelites ruined in border conflicts.

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Quote from: Sithara007 on February 07, 2018, 09:31:14 AM

It is unfortunate. The inhabitants of Eastern Ukraine got trapped in between the two super-powers (Russia and the United States). The US wanted to expand their sphere of influence, while the Russians wanted to prevent that at any cost. In the end it is the ordinary Ukrainians who are suffering, in the form of deaths, injuries and economic destruction.

This position and similar thoughts are used for explanation of Russian aggression.
Before Russian occupation of Crimea majority of Ukrainians were against entrance in NATO, now the majority stand for this (and for any other options which can protect Ukraine). So that was Putin and Russia who increased US influence in Ukraine
Moreover neither US nor other countries (which signed Budapest memorandum which gave security guarantees for Ukraine) didn't do much to help in resisting Russian aggression...

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Quote from: qwertylolxd on February 07, 2018, 05:09:52 AM

what happens in Ukraine is fratricide and it is certainly very sad, the war is always sad, but unfortunately people in the world do not know how to live.

It is unfortunate. The inhabitants of Eastern Ukraine got trapped in between the two super-powers (Russia and the United States). The US wanted to expand their sphere of influence, while the Russians wanted to prevent that at any cost. In the end it is the ordinary Ukrainians who are suffering, in the form of deaths, injuries and economic destruction.

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what happens in Ukraine is fratricide and it is certainly very sad, the war is always sad, but unfortunately people in the world do not know how to live.

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Good occasion to visit Ukraine

Details: https://d-tech.space/

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Some were in Russian, some were in Ukrainian in Ukrainian thread (there is no separate local subforum, unfortunately)
Hard to guess, he might be Ukrainian, but there are always negative people and pessimists, in all countries.
In Ukraine we also have "fifth column", some people brainwashed by russian propadanda, they usually vote for communists (now this party doesn't exist) and now "Opposition block" - combination of russian puppets, oligarchs and corruptioners.
But amount of such people is not more than 10%

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Quote from: Flodner on February 06, 2018, 03:48:34 PM

Quote from: anushkasachith888 on February 06, 2018, 09:45:02 AM

Are you really Ukrainian or pretend as a Ukrainian. Wink

or you just live in Ukraine, not a native Ukranian ? Your views are different from other Ukrainians about Ukraine,

It can be both )) You can check his other posts, and evaluate quality, I would not believe people with stupid posts)))
Be like in every country there are pessimists, losers who think that everything is bad around.

He is a russian huh? I saw some posts i guess they were in Russians. Grin

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Quote from: anushkasachith888 on February 06, 2018, 09:45:02 AM

Are you really Ukrainian or pretend as a Ukrainian. Wink

or you just live in Ukraine, not a native Ukranian ? Your views are different from other Ukrainians about Ukraine,

It can be both )) You can check his other posts, and evaluate quality, I would not believe people with stupid posts)))
Be like in every country there are pessimists, losers who think that everything is bad around.

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Quote from: Papado on February 06, 2018, 08:23:11 AM

Hello, I live in Ukraine.
I will try to answer your questions.

1.It's just as safe for you as for me, pretty safe. Last time here is a problem of crime (theft), so you need to be careful about this.
2. Yes,unfortunately many people are racist.
3. fairly poor country
5. I think yes, but it's will be hard.

Are you really Ukrainian or pretend as a Ukrainian. Wink

or you just live in Ukraine, not a native Ukranian ? Your views are different from other Ukrainians about Ukraine,

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Hello, I live in Ukraine.
I will try to answer your questions.

1.It's just as safe for you as for me, pretty safe. Last time here is a problem of crime (theft), so you need to be careful about this.
2. Yes,unfortunately many people are racist.
3. fairly poor country
5. I think yes, but it's will be hard.

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Quote from: Flodner on February 05, 2018, 07:17:35 PM

Quote from: anushkasachith888 on February 05, 2018, 04:25:09 PM

Chernivtsi was ranked the safest city
It looks like Chernivtsi is very safe are there enough people in that city?
Otherwise it will be a boring place if there are no many people,

Good city, population is 200 or 250 000, is it enough? ))
Good architecture in center, also Carpathian mountains are not far away (1 hour drive by car, or a bit more by train)
If you need many people - Kyiv would be best option. Outdated statistics says 3 million inhabitants, but I think it's around 5 million, and Kyiv is growing more and more

Chernivtsi is quite close to the European Union border, right? Also, around 20% of the population is ethnic Moldovan. It is quite similar to the provinces of Trans-Carpathia, where there is a similar-sized ethnic Magyar minority and Odessa (Bulgarian minority).

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Quote from: Flodner on February 05, 2018, 07:17:35 PM

Quote from: anushkasachith888 on February 05, 2018, 04:25:09 PM

Chernivtsi was ranked the safest city
It looks like Chernivtsi is very safe are there enough people in that city?
Otherwise it will be a boring place if there are no many people,

Good city, population is 200 or 250 000, is it enough? ))
Good architecture in center, also Carpathian mountains are not far away (1 hour drive by car, or a bit more by train)
If you need many people - Kyiv would be best option. Outdated statistics says 3 million inhabitants, but I think it's around 5 million, and Kyiv is growing more and more

Even too crowdy also not too good.

less people mean here,for a instance take a country like Norway. There are no many people in that country. So social person may feel boring. Hope Chernivtsi is not that much boring...
What about the weather in Chernivtsi ? is it too cold?

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Quote from: anushkasachith888 on February 05, 2018, 04:25:09 PM

Chernivtsi was ranked the safest city
It looks like Chernivtsi is very safe are there enough people in that city?
Otherwise it will be a boring place if there are no many people,

Good city, population is 200 or 250 000, is it enough? ))
Good architecture in center, also Carpathian mountains are not far away (1 hour drive by car, or a bit more by train)
If you need many people - Kyiv would be best option. Outdated statistics says 3 million inhabitants, but I think it's around 5 million, and Kyiv is growing more and more

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Quote from: EEM on February 05, 2018, 01:54:26 AM

Quote from: anushkasachith888 on February 04, 2018, 03:03:38 PM

Hi EEM, I heard Liviv city is nice. shortwhile ago in the internet I got to see another visitor's review about that city. he has said that Liviv people are warmer.
Poltava, Ivano-Frankivsk, Chernivtsi, Vinnitsa are these cities safe enough just like Kiev and Odessa ?
What are the differences of Kiev from Odessa ?

Yeah, all of these towns are too safe and too modern. The main difference is that those towns are not very big like Kiev or Odessa. I cann't find right now why, but Chernivtsi is called as one of the beauteous towns in Europe.

Hi Thanks for info. I found this , https://www.thekharkivtimes.com/2016/09/21/kharkiv-declared-among-ukraines-safest-cities/

Chernivtsi was ranked the safest city
It looks like Chernivtsi is very safe are there enough people in that city?
Otherwise it will be a boring place if there are no many people,

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