You're wrong. The spelling 'Kyiv' was legally mandated by the government in 1995 and the Nazi diaspora has been most vocal in pushing for the change. The spelling difference is political and a means of underlining the ideology that Russian speakers are not "ukrainian". The spelling (romanization) has always been Kiev.
“Next year we get to vote on whether these bucketheads keep their jobs. When I cast my ballot I am going to write in for every politician up for reelection “None of the Above.” You should as well. In 2024, the goal should be to elect nobody.”
You're wrong. The spelling 'Kyiv' was legally mandated by the government in 1995 and the Nazi diaspora has been most vocal in pushing for the change. The spelling difference is political and a means of underlining the ideology that Russian speakers are not "ukrainian". The spelling (romanization) has always been Kiev.
'Kyiv' is the way non-mongols say it, so be sure to obey and always spell it that way.
That's a shame.
“Next year we get to vote on whether these bucketheads keep their jobs. When I cast my ballot I am going to write in for every politician up for reelection “None of the Above.” You should as well. In 2024, the goal should be to elect nobody.”
Well said.
Total agreement here!