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- Monastyrskyi Island Monastyrskyi Island (Ukrainian: Монастирський острів, romanized: Monastyrskyi ostriv) is located within the boundaries of the Sobornyi...
- the Aptekarska brook [uk] in what is now Chechelivskyi District and on Monastyrskyi Island. A Neolithic stonecrafter's house has been excavated in one of...
- the Dnieper, over the "Bishop's Channel" ("Архієрейська протока") and Monastyrskyi Island, continuing over the main body of the river to its left bank....
- is Dnipro's central and oldest park. The mainland and a portion of Monastyrskyi Island make up the park. Known as the Potemkin Garden, it stood from...
- Cemetery in Kyiv. Order of Merit, 3rd class (2022). Also transliterated as Monastyrskyi Parliament appoints Monastyrsky as Ukraine's interior minister Archived...
- told Minister of Foreign Affairs Denys Monastyrskyi that Ukraine was being fought on three fronts; Monastyrskyi, who had been reporting to Zelenskyy, delivered...
- countries. According to a worker Minister of Internal Affairs, Denys Monastyrskyi, the minimum cost of a point is 17,000 euros. Russian strikes against...
- Paleolithic period (7—3 thousand Anno Domini) human settlements appear on Monastyrskyi Island; which is located in Sobornyi District. Traces of Cimmerian settlements...
- Sergey Kanarskyi [uk; ru] 1937 Mykola Levikov [ru] 1937—1939 Yevheniy Monastyrskyi [ru] 1939—1948 Vasily Barakhtyan [ru] 1948—1950 Solomon Vilnyanskyi [uk;...
- was initiated by the Minister of Internal Affairs of Ukraine, Denys Monastyrskyi. Almost 59% of respondents voted to allow weapons for personal protection...