August 28, 2026
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RBC-Ukraine Expands Multilingual Online Presence

RBC-Ukraine has launched a trilingual version of its information portal, now available in Ukrainian, Russian, and English. This initiative aims to enhance accessibility and provide comprehensive news coverage to a broader audience.

The main page of the portal can be accessed at https://www.rbc.ua, where users can find a variety of news articles, reports, and updates relevant to current events in Ukraine and beyond. The site features content produced by RBC-Ukraine journalists, which is shared under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International license.

RBC-Ukraine emphasizes that its editorial stance may not necessarily align with the views of all authors contributing to the platform. It also clarifies that evaluative judgments expressed in articles are not subject to verification or rebuttal.

Furthermore, the portal holds advertisers accountable for the accuracy and content of promotional materials. Sections labeled as “Press Releases,” “Special Projects,” “Partner Materials,” “Promo,” “Charity,” and “Resonance” are primarily intended for individuals aged 21 and older and are published as advertisements.

The “Company News” segment features updates and announcements related to various companies, based on press releases issued by the companies themselves, for which the editorial team does not assume responsibility.

RBC-Ukraine aims to cater to a mature audience, with its online platform specifically designed for individuals aged 21 and above.

RBC-Ukraine has introduced a trilingual version of its portal to improve accessibility for a wider audience. The site features a range of content, including news and promotional materials, while clarifying its editorial policies.

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