Are there many only children in Ukraine?

Kiev, the capital, is located in eastern Europe, on the north shore of the Black Sea and Azov Sea. It borders Belarus in the north, Russia in the northeast, Poland, Slovakia and Hungary in the west and Romania and Moldova in the south. Mostly temperate continental climate, high in the north and low in the south, rich in mineral resources.

With a total area of 603,700 square kilometers, it is the second largest country in Europe. China is divided into 24 states, 65,438+0 autonomous republics (Crimea) and 2 municipalities (Kiev and Sevastopol).

By September 2022, the total population of Ukraine will be 41130,000 (excluding Crimea), with ethnic groups exceeding 1 10, of which Ukrainians account for 77% and Russians account for 17%, mainly believing in Orthodox Church and Catholicism. The official language is Ukrainian and Russian is also widely used.

In the early Paleolithic period, there were traces of ancient human activities in present-day Ukraine. The word "Ukraine" first appeared in Historical Records of Ross 1 187, which means "the land on the border".

1240, the Mongolian Imperial Expeditionary Force occupied Kiev. After that, the Mongolian Golden Horde, the Grand Duchy of Lithuania and Poland successively ruled Ukraine. 1654, Ukrainian cossack leader Khmelnitski signed the Treaty of Peleyaslav with the Russian czar, and Ukraine and Russia formally merged.