May 21, 2026
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Ukrainian News Portal Expands Multilingual Offering

The Ukrainian news portal RBC-Ukraine has launched a multilingual version of its site, now available in Ukrainian, Russian, and English. This initiative aims to broaden its reach and cater to a diverse audience seeking reliable news coverage.

The main page of the portal can be accessed at https://www.rbc.ua, where users can find a variety of news articles, photographs, and other media content. The images published by RBC-Ukraine journalists are shared under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International license, allowing for wider dissemination while respecting copyright.

RBC-Ukraine emphasizes that the editorial team may not necessarily share the views expressed by individual authors. Additionally, any evaluative statements made within articles are not subject to verification for accuracy. The portal also clarifies that advertisers are responsible for the authenticity and content of their advertisements.

Content marked as “Press Releases,” “Special Projects,” “Partner Materials,” “Promo,” “Charity,” and “Resonance” is typically published as advertising and is intended for audiences aged 21 and over. The “Company News” section features updates related to corporate activities, based on press releases issued by the companies themselves, for which the editorial team does not assume responsibility.

RBC-Ukraine is tailored for individuals aged 21 and older, ensuring that its content meets the interests and needs of a mature audience.

RBC-Ukraine has introduced a multilingual version of its news portal to enhance accessibility for a wider audience. The site now offers content in Ukrainian, Russian, and English, reflecting its commitment to providing reliable news coverage.

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