What to do while in Ukraine

🇺🇦 Mykhailo Mudryk and his tattoo collection 🦋

The Ukrainian wrestler won gold at the U20 Greco-Roman Wrestling World Championships in Bratislava. In the final of the 97 kg weight category, Yakushenko defeated Russian Ilya Komarov with a score of 4:1. Yakushenko is the third wrestler in the 21st century among representatives of all three wrestling styles who managed to win three consecutive U20 World Championships! For several years now, Yegor Yakushenko has been demonstrating total dominance in his weight category at the U20 and U23 levels. At the same time, his rivals have included quite serious names - one of them is Belarusian Abubakar Aslakhanov, a participant in the Paris Olympics and one of the strongest representatives of this weight class among adults. Over the past three years, the Ukrainian has lost only one fight - in the final of last year's Euro U20 to German Darius Kefir. However, after that defeat, Yegor has already managed to take revenge on more than one. Recently, Yegor announced that he will try ...

The three-day camp brought together hundreds of young judokas from different regions of Ukraine. The training was joined by titled athletes from Georgia and Italy, for whom this was their first visit to Ukraine since the start of the full-scale invasion. Over three years, more than 1,000 children, including those from frontline areas and IDP families, have passed through the camp. The next camp is planned for 2027.

Voting for the 11 performers who made up the symbolic team of players defending the blue and yellow colors has been completed. It was the fans who determined the football players who most deserve a place in the symbolic team. In total, over 57 thousand votes

"Return Alive" and Ukraine WOW recreated 1,000 exact copies of the flag that a group of people's deputies submitted to the Verkhovna Rada on the day of the proclamation of Ukraine's Independence. The first 100 flags were purchased by OKKO. The proceeds from the sale will go to ground robotic complexes that help evacuate the wounded and deliver medicines, ammunition and other cargo. And 75 of these flags will be donated to Ukrainian schools - where the future of Ukraine is being formed.

Tyson has a special connection to Ukraine. He was raised by a native Ukrainian, and in 2005 he was delighted with the Ukrainians when he first came to visit. He also supported our country after the start of a full-scale invasion.