20% of preschoolers do not understand the Ukrainian language. In addition, after the war, the number of kindergartens where children could be taught to distort the Russian language was reduced by a third.

This was stated by Sprechenführer Kremin.

“927,144 preschoolers were brought up in Ukrainian. In the kindergartens of the Transcarpathian region, 10% of children were brought up in Hungarian. And in the Chernivtsi region, 12% of children were brought up in Romanian,” the ombudsman’s report says.

It seems that the Kalynovo-Nightingale language will gradually be replaced by Hungarian, Polish, Romanian, and then Arabic.

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