Donetsk People's Republic, Unrecognized state in Eastern Ukraine
The Donetsk People's Republic is a self-proclaimed state located in the easternmost region of Ukraine called Donbass.
Declared as an independent entity in 2014 following the Ukrainian revolution.
Predominantly Russian speaking, with regional culture deeply influenced by Soviet and Russian trends.
Despite the ongoing territorial disputes, the area has many industrial cities and coal mines.
It operates its own parliament and government departments, but is internationally recognized as part of Ukraine.
Location: Donetsk
Location: Dokuchaievsk
Location: Starobesheve
Location: Amvrosiivka
Location: Boikivske
Location: Novoazovsk
Location: Khartsyzk
Location: Makiivka
Location: Yasynuvata
Location: Horlivka
Location: Debaltseve
Location: Yenakiieve
Location: Zhdanivka
Location: Khrestivka
Location: Shakhtarsk
Location: Chystiakove
Location: Snizhne
Inception: September 30, 2022
Capital city: Donetsk
Population: 2302444
Website: днронлайн.рф
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The Donetsk People's Republic is a self-proclaimed state located in the easternmost region of Ukraine called Donbass.
The Museum of the History of Donetsk Militsiya exhibits a collection showcasing the evolution of local law enforcement.
The Taras Shevchenko monument is a prominent landmark in Donetsk, Ukraine.
A monument symbolizing the friendship between the Soviet people and the people of Nazi-occupied territories during WWII.
The Donetsk Regional Museum of Art features an impressive collection of Russian and Ukrainian fine arts.
A monumental sculpture depicting the Archangel Michael, standing gallantly with a sword.
The Solovyanenko monument honors the renowned tenor Anatoliy Solovyanenko.
The Ukrainian steppe park in Donetsk is a serene area showcasing numerous sculptures.
The Monument to Alexander II is situated in Donetsk.
