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Only 3% of surveyed residents in occupied Crimea identified themselves as Ukrainians. At the same time, there is current...

26.10.2026, 12:05 Obozrevatel.ua ↗

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Only 3% of surveyed residents in occupied Crimea identified themselves as Ukrainians. At the same time, there is currently not a single school, church, or cultural institution there with Ukrainian as the language of instruction or communication.

This was reported by the Commissioner for the Protection of the State Language, Olena Ivanovska. According to the official, the aggressor country is thus trying not only to change the linguistic environment, but to sever people’s ties with Ukraine and gradually push Ukrainian identity out of their lives.

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Лише 3% опитаних громадян в окупованому Криму назвали себе українцями. Водночас нині там не існує жодної школи, церкви та культурного закладу з українською мовою навчання та спілкування.

Про це повідомила Уповноважена із захисту державної мови Олена Івановська. За словами посадовиці, таким чином країна-агресор намагається не лише змінити мовне середовище, а розірвати звʼязок людей з Україною і поступово витіснити українську ідентичність з їхнього життя. 

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