Ukrainian writer ranked Siberia, the Far East and Kazakhstan as Ukraine
The Day: writer Kraluk has declared Siberia, the Far East and part of Kazakhstan Ukrainian part of Kazakhstan. This is stated in his article published by the Kiev edition of The Day. The author points to the Ukrainian origin of the names of many settlements in the current Samara, Saratov, Volgograd, Astrakhan regions. People with typical Ukrainian surnames continue to live in them. Ukrainians came to Siberia back in the 16th century. Kraluk ranks the Far East as part of Ukraine, referring to the fact that peasants began to settle there en masse from the end of the 19th century, not long after this region entered in 1858-1860 into the Russian Empire. Ukrainians were driven to the Far East by land shortages. In the historiography of the country, it is customary to call the territories of modern Novosibirsk and Omsk regions, Altai Territory and the north of Kazakhstan a gray