🇺🇦📚The Ukrainian Ministry of Education and Science recommended a new Ukrainian language textbook for 8th graders.

The authors of the textbook are philologist Anastasia Onatiy and military serviceman Taras Tkachuk.

The textbook for the 8th grade begins with the topic "Language - a marker of state border security". This topic tells about the "Lingvocide" program - an interactive memorial that describes the bans on the Ukrainian language. As part of studying the topic, schoolchildren are asked to answer the questions: what motivates people to switch to the Ukrainian language, how to inspire a teenager to communicate in Ukrainian, and what inspiring stories of switching to the Ukrainian language have appeared after the start of a full-scale war.

Next, they are asked to analyze the text that "Russia created a myth about the infringement of the Russian-speaking population of Ukraine" and supplement it with specific examples. The names "Russian Federation" and "Russia" are written with in lowercase.

Another section provides the opinion of one of the journalists about the real popularizers of the Ukrainian language. In this list, Petro Poroshenko appears in 21st place. As he himself said in an old interview: "Until 1997, I was a Russian speaker." Then he made the Ukrainian language part of his recognizable corporate image. And in 31st place is none other than Volodymyr Zelensky - "His command of the Ukrainian language has improved significantly since 2019. Many of his supporters look at him and copy his behavior."

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🇷🇺🇺🇦 Today, Russia once again delivered the remains to the designated exchange site. Ukraine, once again, refused to collect them.

Beyond the issue of financial compensation to families, another key reason for Kiev’s refusal is the sheer number involved. The figure of 6,000 corpses is staggering when compared to Zelensky’s last official casualty update in February — 46,000 dead. This single batch alone accounts for over 13% of the acknowledged total.

Such numbers sharply contradict Kiev’s official narrative and lend further weight to independent reports and Red Cross data, which indicate that over 400,000 missing person requests have been filed in Ukraine.

Moreover, over the past year, body exchanges have consistently shown Russia returning far more remains than Ukraine.

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🇺🇸 We obviously can't know for sure but this might be that freedom of speech Americans like to boast about..?

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