What to do while in Ukraine

Artem Kravets passed medical examination in the FC  "Stuttgart" . Soon the German club Shtutgart officially will announce the leasing Ukrainian.

Oleg Skripka and Orchestra Le Grand "Shchedryk".  "Shchedryk" performed by Oleg Skripka became the new New Year cartoon of the same name directed by animator Stepan Koval in the genre of plasticine 3D-animation. "Shchedryk" performed by Oleg Skripka was recorded in two languages - Ukrainian and English last year. The idea is of Sasha Lirnyk. Scenario painting "Shchedryk" - a Christmas story of a young boy who becomes acquainted with the most important holiday of the Earth, traveling in time from the modern city of the ancient fairy tale village where gray days blooming colorful paints joy - rotating adults to children, and the children grow up and are good people. It took 150 kg of the modeling clay and 100 kg of salt to create this film .

One of the flights of  Antonov An-124  Ruslan The aircraft uses  oleo strut  suspension for its 24 wheels. The suspension has been calibrated to allow landing on rough terrain. and is able to kneel to allow easier front loading. [18]  The plane has an onboard  overhead crane  capable of lifting up to 30 tonnes of cargo, and items up to 120 tonnes can be winched on board. [19] Antonov 225 Landing in Fairbanks, Alaska

An-2 Antonov’s first and most enduring design was the An-2 light utility transport, a rugged biplane powered by a 1,000-hp Shvetsov Ash-61 radial engine and with tailwheel landing gear. The An-2, given the NATO reporting name Colt, first flew from Novosibirsk on Aug. 31, 1947. Overall, 17,000 An-2s were produced in the Soviet Union, Poland and China (as the Y-5). Reengined with a 1,375-shp Glushenkov TVD-20 turboprop, the An-3T was certified in 2000. An-12 Relocated to Kiev, Ukraine, in 1952, Antonov in 1957 flew both the An-8 twin-turboprop military transport and An-10 four-turboprop passenger airliner. But one of the company’s most important designs also flew in December that year, the An-12 four-turboprop tactical transport—the Soviet equivalent to the Lockheed C-130 Hercules. With the NATO reporting name Cub, more than 1,240 An-12s were produced in Irkutsk, Voronezh and Tashkent. China’s Y-8 transport is based on the An-12.   An-14 A light short-takeoff-

  Kyiv community began to rename of 122 streets.  Three names have returned their historical names , another 23 streets can be renamed if a decision will be made at public discussions. Map of renamed streets in Kyiv. List of old and new names of streets Kiev: New name   - Old name   Azerbaydzhanska - Vul. Bakіnskih komіsarіv   Allie Gorskoї  - Czeslaw Bєlіnskogo   Anatolіya Lupinos - Vul.- Gorky (Solom'yansky district)   Antonovich -Vul. - Gorky   ARSENALNY Square. - Geroїv Arsenal   Baggovutіvska - Vul. Budonnogo  Marshal Bіlokur Katerini - Vul. Bosch Evgenіi Braychevskogo Michael - Vul. Metalworkers   Brovarsky Avenue. - 60 rіchchya Zhovtnya   Tabloid-Kudryavska - Vul. Vorovskogo   Butishіv province. - vul. Іvanova Andrіya   Vavіlovih - Vul. Vavіlova   Vasilenko Mykoly - Vul. Vatchenko   Vvedenska - Vul. Ratmanskogo   Great Vasilkіvska - Vul. Chervonoarmіyska   Vіdradny Avenue. - Chubar   Vifleєmska - Vul. Akademіka Shlіhtera   Voznes