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Pusf.smbd
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Joined23 March 2022
First edit23 March 2022
Autoconfirmed4 January 2023
Extended confirmed11 August 2024
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ukУкраїнська мова для цього користувача є рідною.
ruРусскийродной язык этого участника.
en-5This user can contribute with a professional level of English.
ja-3この利用者は上級日本語ができます。
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fr-1Cet utilisateur peut contribuer avec un niveau élémentaire de français.
zh-1該用戶能以基本中文進行交流。
该用户能以基本中文进行交流。
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Politics
This user is pro-Kosovo
This user supports a democratic Belarus!
This user supports a free, independent, undivided,
and fully restored Ukraine.
This user supports Ukraine's membership in NATO.
This user wants Russia to leave Crimea
This user wants Russia to leave Abkhazia
This user wants Russia to leave South Ossetia
This user supports the right of return of people displaced during the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict.
This user is a Kemalist and supports secularism.
This user does not recognize the so-called Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus and demands withdrawal of all illegal Turkish troops from the Republic of Cyprus.
This user opposes denial of the Asharshylyk.
This user despises the Islamic Republic regime of Iran.
Woman, Life, Freedom!
This user supports a free Iran.
A record store in the then-Kingdom of Afghanistan, 1950s–1960s.This user finds it paradoxical that the Afghan society was far more progressive, modern and normal in the past, than it is today.
This user would like the US and NATO support the NRF against the Taliban but albeit, only if they learn from their mistakes in the War in Afghanistan (2001-2021).
This user supports the independence of East Turkestan.
This user supports the independence of Tibet.
This user believes in a binational solution to the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict.
This user favours the use of the death penalty, and feels it should be used against those convicted of the most serious crimes (terrorism, murder, drug/human trafficking, rape, etc.).
KosovoTibetBasque Country (autonomous community)ScotlandRepublic of Ireland This user supports secessionist and autonomist groups so long as a majority of the people living within the region in question support secession or further autonomy, that it is achieved through nonviolent means only and that the minority that do not support independence are treated with respect.
This user does not consider Russian an indigenous language of Ukraine.
This user believes in Cultural nationalism.
This user is a strong supporter of the LGBT community and sees nothing wrong with being queer.
This user has lost a close person to suicide.
sizeThis user had a relative that died from COVID-19.

Pusf.smbd (registered 23 March 2022; Kyiv) is a Wikipedia enthusiast :)

Editing interests include modern human history, society, culture (esp. music), politics, biographies (esp. of underrepresented groups such as women), geography and Ukraine, aimed at bridging the linguistic informational gap between the Ukrainian and English languages.

Lived through the Russian invasion of Ukraine.

CentralAuth, toolforge, xtools. Page on ukrainian wikipedia, wikimedia commons

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People

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  1. Finland Karoliina Korppoo
  2. Ukraine Volodymyr Dantes
  3. Ukraine Ostap Drozdov
  4. Ukraine Vioria
  5. Germany Otto Luchterhandt
  6. Russia Anatoliy Boldyrev
  7. Ukraine Nata Zhyzhchenko
  8. Ukraine Vasily Skopenko
  9. Italy Marianne Mirage
  10. Ukraine Dina Popova
  11. Ukraine Ivan Verbytskiy
  12. Ukraine Oleksandr Lomako
  13. Japan Uryu Hirano
  14. Japan Ryōsuke Takashima
  15. Ukraine Danielle Zayushkina
  16. Ukraine Yuri Perohanych

Events

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  1. Crimean consensus
  2. Victory Plan for Ukraine
  3. August 2006 Tokyo blackout

Places

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  1. Orlytsia River
  2. Oktyabrskoye, Rylsky District, Kursk Oblast

Expanded

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  1. Iryna Farion(+18 180 bytes)
  2. Khrystyna Soloviy from to
  3. Julia Davis (journalist)(+4 563 bytes)
  4. Cities in Motion (+10 461 bytes)
  5. Iryna Bilyk from to
  6. ONUKA from to

Need improvement/planned expansion

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  1. Matia Bazar
  2. Okean Elzy
  3. The HARDKISS

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About user

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I have real life. I mess up wikitables and I tend not to use templates.