Freedom for Ukraine
Hallelujah! ☀️
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Jenny Westberg, July 7, 2026 ☺️

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Freedom for Ukraine
Hallelujah! ☀️
(K.D. Lang)
Jenny Westberg, July 7, 2026 ☺️

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Ethnonyms: Ukrainians / Ukraintsi, historically Rusyny, Rusychi, Rusy, Ruthenians, Little Russians, Cherkasy
Total population: about 46,000,000
Ethnolinguistic classification: Indo-European → East Slavic → Slavic
Homeland: Ukraine
Regions with significant populations: Ukraine, the Russian Federation, the Republic of Poland, Canada, the United States of America, the Federal Republic of Germany, the Czech Republic, the Slovak Republic, Romania, the Republic of Moldova, the Republic of Belarus, the Federative Republic of Brazil, the Argentine Republic, the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Italian Republic, the French Republic
Languages and dialects: Ukrainian, Ukrainian Sign Language
Religion: Eastern Orthodoxy, the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church, the Latin Catholicism
Related ethnic groups: Russians, Belarusians, Rusyns
Ukrainians are an East Slavic nation native to the historic and ethnic territory of Ukraine, and are commonly treated as the sixth-largest nation in Europe; the ethnonym has deep roots in earlier forms such as Rusyny, Rusychi, and Rusy, which were later rendered in Latin as Ruthenians, showing how modern Ukrainian identity emerged out of the older world of Kyivan Rus’ and its successor traditions. In modern usage, Ukrainian identity is not defined by a single rigid marker: one influential reference describes Ukrainians as people whose native language is Ukrainian or who identify themselves as Ukrainian, and notes that contemporary Ukrainian civic identity can include permanent residents of different ethnic origins and languages, which helps explain why the group is culturally cohesive yet internally diverse. Their history has been shaped by the legacy of Kyivan Rus’, the Cossack Hetman state, centuries of imperial rule, Soviet-era migration and Russification, and then independence, so regional differences in dialect, memory, religion, and political outlook remain important. Religiously, Ukrainian life has long been influenced by Christianity, especially Eastern Orthodoxy and the Ukrainian Greek Catholic tradition, though the broader population also includes other Christian confessions as well as Muslims and Jews. Ukrainians also have a very large diaspora: one encyclopedia states that more than one-quarter of all Ukrainians in the world live outside Ukraine, and Reuters reported in 2025 that Ukrainian officials estimated the diaspora at about 25 million people, underscoring how Ukrainian identity extends far beyond the country’s borders.
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