Russians in Ukraine - Wikipedia
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Russians_in_UkraineOne of the most prominent Russians in the Medieval Ukraine (at that time Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth) was Ivan Fyodorov who published the Ostrog Bible and called himself a Muscovite. In 1599 Tsar Boris Godunov ordered the construction of Tsareborisov on the banks of Oskol River, the first city and the first fortress in Eastern Ukraine. To defend the territory from Tatar raids the Russians built the Belgoroddefensive line (1635–1658), and Ukrainians s…
Ukrainians - Wikipedia
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/UkrainiansDue to Ukraine's geographical location, its culture primarily exhibits Eastern European influence as well as Central European to an extent (primarily in the western region). Over the years it has been influenced by movements such as those brought about during the Byzantine Empireand the Renaissance. Today, the country is somewhat culturally divided with the western regions bearing a stronger Central European influence and the eastern regions showing a significant Russian infl…