l_english:
 #Focus
 UKR_begin_land_reforms: "Begin the Land Reforms"
 UKR_begin_land_reforms_desc: ""
 #Ideas
 UKR_corrupt_army_staff: "Corrupt Army Staff"
 UKR_corrupt_army_staff_desc: "It is a sad fact that the upper brass of our nation's armed forces is no stranger to corruption. Bribery, be it on-duty or within our own military academic processes run rampant, in addition to a whole other myriad of issues that often leave many of those in our high command seeking personal enrichment rather than properly serving the nation to the best of their ability. As a result, this has gutted the overall efficiency of our army staff which, in turn regrettably reflects upon the army's performance as a whole."
 UKR_government_corruption: "Ukrainian Oligarchate"
 UKR_government_corruption_desc: "Various oligarchic clans have run their influence rampant within our governing institutions for quite some time now. Underhanded facilitation payments, bribery, extortion, and other abuses of power are widespread within our nation's public officials. Despite the already existing anti-corruption legislation we have in place, a weak justice system and poor economic conditions render the enforcement of these laws highly difficult, if not outright impossible in some cases."
 UKR_minsk_protocol: "Minsk Protocol"
 UKR_minsk_protocol_desc: "\n\n\n\n£GFX_UKR_minsk_protocol\n\n\n\n\n\n\nIn 2014 and 2015, our government came to an agreement with both the Russian Federation and the OSCE in order to halt any further major fighting with the separatists in the Donbas region. Whilst the fighting has since inevitably picked up once again, there are set directives in place by said agreement to minimise both the scale of the fighting as well as the damage inflicted upon either combative force. The removal of all long-range artillery equipment from the designated region, in addition to the cessation of further offensive hostilities against the rebels remain the two primary requirements of the updated Minsk II protocols in which we signed off upon. We will abide by these protocols, and halt any more attacks against the Russian separatists."
 UKR_mass_insurgency: "The Donbas Conflict"
 UKR_mass_insurgency_desc: "With the breakaway states of the Donetsk People's Republic and the Luhansk People's Republic, these two illegal states have launched campaings against us aiming to 'free' the Russian minorities within the lands of Ukraine. And in their effort, have formed insurgent groups to fight our armed forces which has proven effective against us."
 UKR_embargoed_economy: "Embargoed Economy"
 UKR_embargoed_economy_desc: "With the hostile Russian seizure of Crimea, our trade with the world has been crippled. Without access to the large port of Sevestapol, our ships have no large hub to load and ship goods, leaving our export economy in shambles."
 UKR_ukrainianrussian_church_schism: "Orthodox Church of Ukraine"
 UKR_ukrainianrussian_church_schism_desc: "In October 2018, after a resolution by the Holy Synod of Constantinople confirming its intentions to grant independence to the Eastern Orthodox Church of Ukraine. Seen largely as a political move after the Russian Orthodox church excommunicated several members of the Ukrainian clergy, the schism between Constantinople and Moscow formally begun on the 15th when the Holy Synod of the Russian Orthodox Church barred all members of the Moscow Patriarchate from taking part in communion, baptism and marriage. The end result of this has resulted in a debate over the status of the Orthodox Church in eastern European politics, and has been largely viewed positively by the Ukrainian populace who see this as another step for Ukraine's independence from Russia - even if it has contributed to tensions between the two states."
 UKR_novo_conflict: "§YWe will abide by these protocols and halt anymore attacks against the Russian Separatists.§!" 
 UKR_to_the_last: "To the Last..."
 UKR_to_the_last_desc: "The invader will pay for every inch of land!"
 PRE_spirit_of_bandera: "Spirit of Bandera"
 UKR_collapsing_military: "Collapsing Military"
 UKR_kiev_counter_offensive: "Kyiv Counter Offensive"
 UKR_heorim_slava: "Heroim Slava"
 UKR_russian_spring: "Russian Spring"
 UKR_to_each_their_own: ""To Each Their Own""
 UKR_zelensky_growing_authoritarism: "Zelensky's Growing Authoritarianism"
 UKR_zelensky_growing_authoritarism2: "Zelensky's Growing Authoritarianism"
 UKR_poroshenko_plutocracy: "Poroshenko's Plutocracy"
 UKR_ukrainian_ultranationalism: "Ukrainian Ultranationalism"
 UKR_far_right_meddling: "Far-Right Meddling"
 UKR_far_right_meddling_desc: "Ever since Maidan, our government was heavily infiltrated by right-wing elements and politicians. Police force and Army are the most influenced structures, with army having state-sponsored far-right battalions under patronage of various government officals and some oligarchs. It also helped Kremlin in its claims of our "crypto-fascist" nature, giving them carte-blanche on supporting separatist russian scum in Donbas. We must either embrace our more radical compatriots or put their influence down for good"
 UKR_legacy_of_kiev_junta_idea: "Legacy of Kiev Junta"
 UKR_healthy_patriotism_idea: "Rise of Healthy Patriotism"
 UKR_russia_trained_security_force_idea: "Ministry of State Security"
 UKR_brotherhood_treaty_idea: "Brotherhood Treaty"
 UKR_brotherhood_treaty_2_idea: "Brotherhood Treaty"
 UKR_new_berkut_idea: "New Berkut"
 UKR_ukranian_orthodox_church: "Ukrainian Orthodox Church"
 UKR_russian_economic_investements_idea: "Russian Economic Investments"
 #Tooltips
 UKR_pay_IMF_debt_small: "We will pay off a §Gsmall§! amount of our debt!"
 UKR_IMF_land_reform: "Unlocks £decision_icon_small §YDecisions§! To: §YPay Off §!§RDebt§! §YTo The §!§CInternational Monetary Fund§!"
 UKR_minsk_invalid: "Unlocks £decision_icon_small §YDecisions§! To: §YStart Border Skirmishes§! against §Ythe Federal State of Novorossiya§!."
 UKR_debt_nullified: "§RThis will greatly upset many nations...§!"
 #Country
 UKR: "Ukraine"
 UKR_def: "Ukraine"
 UKR_ADJ: "Ukrainian"
 UKR_communist: "Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic"
 UKR_communist_DEF: "the Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic"
 UKR_communist_ADJ: "Ukrainian"
 UKR_libertarian_socialist: "Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic"
 UKR_libertarian_socialist_DEF: "the Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic"
 UKR_libertarian_socialist_ADJ: "Ukrainian"
 UKR_euro_commission: "Ukrainian European Commission"
 UKR_euro_commission_DEF: "Ukrainian European Commission"
 UKR_euro_commission_ADJ: "Ukrainian"
 #Parties
 UKR_national_socialist_party: "Svoboda"
 UKR_national_socialist_party_long: "All-Ukrainian Association "Svoboda""
 UKR_fascist_party: "National Corps"
 UKR_nationalist_party_long: "Armed Forces Of Ukraine"
 UKR_nationalist_party: "AFU"
 UKR_conservative_party: "European Solidarity"
 UKR_market_liberal_party: "For Future"
 UKR_social_liberal_party: "Servant of The People"
 UKR_authoritarian_democrat_party: "OP-FL"
 UKR_authoritarian_democrat_party_long: "Opposition Platform - For Life"
 UKR_social_democrat_party: "Radical Party"
 UKR_social_democrat_party_long: "Radical Party of Oleh Lyashko"
 UKR_libertarian_socialist_party: "ULF"
 UKR_libertarian_socialist_party_long: "Union of Left Forces"
 UKR_communist_party: "CPU"
 UKR_communist_party_long: "Communist Party of Ukraine" 
 UKR_totalitarian_socialist_party: "PSPU"
 UKR_totalitarian_socialist_party_long: "Progressive Socialist Party of Ukraine"
 KBK_national_socialist_party: "RVC"
 KBK_national_socialist_party_long: "Russian Volunteer Corps"
 KBK_fascist_party: "Freedom of Russia (F)"
 KBK_nationalist_party: "Freedom of Russia (P)"
 KBK_conservative_party: "Freedom of Russia (C)"
 KBK_authoritarian_democrat_party: "Freedom of Russia (P)"
 KBK_libertarian_socialist_party: "NRG (K)"
 KBK_communist_party: "NRG (R)"
 KBK_totalitarian_socialist_party: "NRG (S)"

 
 UKR_murayev_party: "Strength of The People"
 UKR_medvechyk_party: "New Party of Regions"
 UKR_korolevskaya_party: "Ukraine - Forward!"
 UKR_plp_short: "PLP"
 UKR_plp: "Platform for Life and Peace"
 
 #Events
 ukraine.1.t: "Ukraine Violates Minsk Protocol"
 ukraine.1.d: "The Ukrainian government has violated the peace agreement with the Federal State of Novorossiya and permitted Ukrianian army units to once again begin border clashes."
 ukraine.1.o1: "A wreckless endeavour"
 ukraine.1.o2: "Annul the agreement! Victory or death!"
 ukraine.2.t: "Ukraine Airlines Flight 752 Shot Down over Iran"
 ukraine.2.d: "The Iranian government has informed us that members of the Iranian Republican Guard Corps have accidentially shot down one of our airliners. The civilian jet which took off from Imam Khomeini International Airport was hit by a surface to air missile. All 176 passengers perished."
 ukraine.2.o1: "Horrible tragedy!"
 ukraine.3.t: "Russia Condemns Ukrainian 'Neo-Nazism'"
 ukraine.3.d: "In their latest attempt to undermine our government and portray their illegal occupation of Crimea and Donbas as justified, the Russian government has launched another wave of baseless accusations against us. Using their state propaganda networks like RT and Sputnik, their politicians and pundits have smeared President Zelensky's administration of being 'corrupt gangsters', 'neo-fascist Banderites', and 'the grandsons of Hitlerite collaborators'. \n\nWhile they may be correct about the existence of a few overzealous elements within units like the Azov Battalion, the other claims are flimsier than Putin's claims of democratic legitimacy! They're resorting to their old propaganda tricks, smearing any Ukrainian who fought against the Tsar or the Soviets as a foreign puppet or fascist madman. We shall not stand for this latest case of slander, and we shall call upon the rest of the world to condemn the Russians' blatant lies!"
 ukraine.3.a: "They may claim history is on their side, but it will vindicate us!"
 ukraine.5.t: "Invitation into NATO"
 ukraine.5.d: ""
 ukraine.5.a: "United we stand!"
 ukraine.12.t: "Ukraine vows to defend Kuban"
 ukraine.12.d: ""
 ukraine.12.a: "They know the alternative..." 
 ukraine.13.t: "Tupoe Govno"
 ukraine.13.d: "Tupogo Govna"
 ukraine.14.t: "Commie Uprising!"
 ukraine.14.d: ""
 ukraine.14.a: "Kill them all!"
 
 #SUB-SUB-ideologie
 UKR_liberal_oligarchy: "Liberal Oligarchy"

 ukraine.4.t:0 "Ukraine Prepares for War"
 ukraine.4.d:0 "Against the backdrop of a growing threat of military conflict, the Ukrainian government has initiated urgent measures to strengthen the country's defense capabilities. In collaboration with Poland and Romania, construction of fortifications in key regions has begun, as well as expansion of the military industry. In particular, new fortified areas have been deployed in Dnipro, Cherkasy Oblast, and Kyiv Oblast. This decision is part of an overall deterrence strategy aimed at defending critically important directions."
 ukraine.4.a:0 "We must be ready for any development of events"

 # Ukraine Elections 2024
 ukraine.13.t:0 "2024 Presidential Elections"
 ukraine.13.d:0 "The time has come for the next presidential elections in Ukraine. The election campaign has been tense, with two main candidates fighting for the future direction of the country.\n\nVolodymyr Zelensky, the incumbent president, promises to continue his reform program, strengthen democratic institutions, and maintain the country's western vector. His administration has made progress in fighting corruption and digital transformation, although critics point to growing authoritarian tendencies.\n\nPetro Poroshenko, representing a more traditional conservative approach, relies on experience and stability. He emphasizes economic pragmatism and closer ties with oligarchic structures, arguing that this is necessary for Ukraine's economic development.\n\nThe people have cast their votes, and the results will determine Ukraine's further path."
 ukraine.13.a:0 "Zelensky gets another term"
 ukraine.13.b:0 "Poroshenko returns to power"


 # Special Operation Event
 ukraine.11.t:0 "Border Crossing"
 ukraine.11.d:0 "Russian troops have begun a massive invasion across several border sectors. Artillery strikes have commenced on military facilities, airfields, and infrastructure across the country.\n\nPreliminary reports indicate that armored columns are advancing from multiple directions - from Crimea, from the eastern border near Kharkiv and Luhansk, and from Belarus in the north. Air raid alerts have been declared in Kyiv and other major cities, with enemy aircraft and missiles striking strategic targets.\n\nThe scale of the attack is unprecedented. This is a full-scale military invasion with the obvious goal of occupying the country. Our armed forces are mobilizing to repel the aggressor, but the situation is critical.\n\nThe enemy has crossed our borders. War has begun."
 ukraine.11.a:0 "We will defend every meter of our land"


 #Intelligence Report: Analysis of Russian Federation Actions
 UKR_intelligence_operation:0 "GUR Report"
 UKR_intelligence_operation_desc:0 "As a result of thorough analysis conducted by the Main Intelligence Directorate (GUR), a special unit has been formed for continuous monitoring of the Russian Federation's actions. The report, compiled based on data from external intelligence sources from France, the USA, as well as internal information, revealed the use by the Russian military of tactical schemes involving mobile strike groups, armored tank divisions, and operational units of the FSB and Foreign Intelligence Service. The report's recommendations indicate the need to strengthen control measures and rapid response to aggressive actions by the Russian Federation."
 ukraine.800.t:0 "GUR Report: Monitoring Russian Federation Actions"
 ukraine.800.d:0 "In February 2014, against the backdrop of mass protests on Maidan, intelligence sources recorded an emergency meeting of the top leadership of the Russian Federation, at which a plan to seize Crimea was approved. According to data, within three days after the meeting, the naval infantry of the Black Sea Fleet received combat orders, and GRU special forces of the Russian Federation began preparations for conducting operations on the peninsula. On February 27, armed formations seized the buildings of the Supreme Council and Council of Ministers, demonstrating a high level of tactical preparation of units such as the 45th Airborne Regiment and the 3rd GRU Special Forces Brigade, with coordination carried out from Moscow. By the morning of February 28, the airports of Simferopol and Belbek came under the control of Russian airborne troops, which allowed them to quickly occupy strategic objects on the peninsula. By early March, the number of Russian troops in the region was estimated at about 15 thousand people. In March, during a referendum, the peninsula was annexed, which was accompanied by active actions of the FSB and Foreign Intelligence Service special services and the use of mobile strike groups, including units of the 76th Airborne Division and other formations. Additional intelligence data indicates border crossings and movements of Russian units in the Gukovo and Donetsk area, which is confirmed by radio intercepts and operational reports.\n\nBased on the results of the analysis, during a meeting at the Main Intelligence Directorate, a decision was made to create a specialized department for constant monitoring of the actions of the Russian armed forces, as well as to appoint a new head of the Main Intelligence Directorate - Budanov, who will take over the coordination of measures in the field of national security."
 ukraine.800.a:0 "Confirm the report and appoint the minister"

  ### Kazakhstan ###
 ukraine.820.t:0 "Kazakh Volunteers Arrive in Ukraine"
 ukraine.820.d:0 "Following the Russian occupation of Kazakhstan, many patriots were forced to flee the country or go underground. Learning of our resistance to Russian aggression, a group of former Kazakh Army officers and volunteers formed a combat unit and arrived in Ukraine.\n\nThe battalion commander, Colonel Nurlan Kasymov, stated at a meeting with our military leadership: 'Our struggle is one. By fighting for Ukraine's freedom, we fight for Kazakhstan's freedom. The Kremlin will not stop until it enslaves all former Soviet republics. We will not allow this.'\n\nThe battalion consists of well-trained fighters, many of whom have experience in special forces units. They brought with them a certain amount of weaponry and are ready to enter combat immediately. Despite the difficulties of traveling through occupied territories, their morale is high, and their determination to repel the aggressor is unshakeable."
 ukraine.820.a:0 "Together we are stronger!"
 kazakh_volunteers_tooltip:0 "Received the §YKazakh Freedom Battalion§! with experienced fighters and modern weaponry."


 ### Uzbekistan ###
 ukraine.821.t:0 "Uzbek Volunteers Join the Ukrainian Resistance"
 ukraine.821.d:0 "Today, the Ukrainian border witnessed an unusual sight: a column of trucks under the flags of Uzbekistan and Ukraine delivered a group of volunteers who fled from Russian-occupied Uzbekistan. The battalion, named after the national hero Timur, consists of former Uzbek army servicemen and civilian patriots.\n\nThe battalion commander, Major Rustam Akhmedov, emphasized in his speech to Ukrainian officers: 'The Kremlin machine does not distinguish between our peoples - for it, we are all just territories on the map of an empire. But our peoples remember the taste of freedom, and we are ready to fight shoulder to shoulder with Ukrainian brothers.'\n\nThe Uzbek volunteers brought with them valuable medical personnel and equipment, which is especially important for front-line hospitals. Most of the fighters have military service experience, and they have already expressed a desire to participate in the most complex operations against the Russian occupiers."
 ukraine.821.a:0 "Our struggle is becoming international!"
 uzbek_volunteers_tooltip:0 "Received the §YTimur Battalion§! with experienced medical personnel."


 ### Georgia ###
 ukraine.822.t:0 "Georgian Freedom Legion Arrives at the Front"
 ukraine.822.d:0 "Following another Russian occupation of Georgia and the establishment of a puppet regime, thousands of Georgians were forced to leave their homeland. Today, the best among them arrived in Ukraine to form the Georgian Freedom Legion.\n\nThis is not the first time Georgian volunteers have fought for Ukraine. Since the time of the first Russian invasion in 2014, Georgian warriors have proven their devotion and courage on the battlefield. Now, with their own country occupied, they see the liberation of Ukraine as the first step toward liberating the entire region from Kremlin tyranny.\n\nThe legion commander, General Giorgi Mamulashvili, stated at a meeting with the President of Ukraine: 'Georgians will never forget 2008, just as Ukrainians will not forget 2014. Our memory and our pain unite us. But today we are also united by a common hope for victory. Freedom will come to Tbilisi through Kyiv.'\n\nThe legion is staffed with experienced fighters, many of whom already have experience fighting Russian occupiers both in Georgia and in Ukraine. Their mobile units are especially effective in urban conditions and mountainous terrain."
 ukraine.822.a:0 "For our freedom and yours!"
 georgian_volunteers_tooltip:0 "Received the §YGeorgian Freedom Legion§! with highly mobile units."


 ### Belarus ###
 ukraine.823.t:0 "Kastus' Kalinouski Regiment Joins Ukrainian Forces"
 ukraine.823.d:0 "Under conditions of total Kremlin control over Belarus, patriotic Belarusians who refused to recognize the puppet regime formed the Kastus' Kalinouski Regiment and arrived in Ukraine.\n\nThe history of this unit began during the first conflicts in Donbas, when small groups of Belarusian volunteers joined Ukrainian battalions. Over time, their numbers grew, especially after the brutal suppression of protests in Belarus. Now, with Russia fully controlling Belarusian territory, the regiment has become a true symbol of Belarusian resistance.\n\nAt the oath-taking ceremony, the regimental commander, former Lieutenant Colonel of the Belarusian Army Sergey Yanchuk, stated: 'Today, the fate of our peoples is being decided on the battlefields of Ukraine. Every Ukrainian city we defend from the occupiers is a step toward the liberation of Minsk, Gomel, Brest. Our struggle is inseparable.'\n\nThe Kalinouski Regiment is especially well-equipped and has a developed support system, including engineering, medical, and reconnaissance units. Many of the fighters have experience serving in elite units of the Belarusian army."
 ukraine.823.a:0 "Long Live Belarus! Glory to Ukraine!"
 belarusian_volunteers_tooltip:0 "Received the §YBelarusian Kastus' Kalinouski Regiment§! with comprehensive support."


 ### Azerbaijan ###
 ukraine.824.t:0 "Azerbaijani Brigade on the Ukrainian Front"
 ukraine.824.d:0 "Following Azerbaijan's absorption by Russia, many Azerbaijani military personnel refused to pledge allegiance to the new regime and were forced to flee. Today, an elite group of these officers and soldiers formed the Azerbaijani Brigade to fight on Ukraine's side.\n\nLed by Colonel Elshan Mamedov, the brigade has brought valuable experience gained during the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict. Their knowledge in the field of modern high-tech warfare, especially in the use of drones and anti-tank systems, could prove decisive in confronting Russian armored units.\n\n'We cannot stand aside while the empire expands again,' Colonel Mamedov stated. 'Ukraine today is the line of defense for all post-Soviet republics. If Kyiv falls, the torch of freedom will be extinguished. We will not allow this to happen.'\n\nThe Azerbaijani Brigade has already attracted the attention of Ukrainian command with its discipline and technical skills. Despite its relatively small size, this unit can have a significant impact at key points on the front."
 ukraine.824.a:0 "Their experience will be invaluable!"
 azerbaijani_volunteers_tooltip:0 "Received the §YAzerbaijani Brigade§! with experts in anti-tank warfare."


 ### Tajikistan ###
 ukraine.825.t:0 "Tajik Resistance Battalion Arrived in Ukraine"
 ukraine.825.d:0 "Following the Russian occupation of Tajikistan and the establishment of a pro-Kremlin regime, a group of Tajik military personnel and civilian activists formed a resistance battalion and, overcoming numerous obstacles, reached Ukrainian territory.\n\nThe battalion is led by former Tajik Army special forces commander Rustam Nazarov. 'Our peoples are united by a common past and, unfortunately, a common threat. The Kremlin will not stop at one country - its goal is to restore the empire. We must stop this aggression here and now,' he stated at a meeting with Ukrainian command.\n\nAlthough the Tajik battalion is inferior in size and equipment to other foreign formations, its fighters have invaluable experience in combat operations in mountainous terrain and guerrilla warfare. Many of them served in Tajik mountain brigades and are familiar with Russian military tactics and equipment.\n\nFor the Ukrainian army, the arrival of Tajik volunteers has not only military but also symbolic significance, demonstrating that resistance to Russian aggression unites peoples from Central Europe to Central Asia."
 ukraine.825.a:0 "The struggle for freedom has no borders!"
 tajik_volunteers_tooltip:0 "Received the §YTajik Resistance Battalion§! with guerrilla warfare experience."


 ### Armenia ###
 ukraine.828.t:0 "Armenian Ararat Battalion Joins the Fight"
 ukraine.828.d:0 "Today, a large group of Armenian volunteers who formed the 'Ararat Battalion' arrived at Ukrainian troop positions. After Russian troops entered Armenia, establishing full control there, many patriotic Armenians refused to accept the occupation and decided to continue the struggle on Ukrainian soil.\n\nBattalion commander, Colonel Aram Sargsyan, noted in his address to Ukrainian command: 'History has taught the Armenian people that freedom is never given easily; one must always fight for it. Today, the fate not only of Ukraine or Armenia, but of all the peoples of the former USSR is being decided here, on these battlefields. By winning here, we will begin the liberation of our native lands.'\n\nArmenian fighters possess significant combat experience, many of them participated in the Karabakh conflicts. Their anti-tank warfare skills and combat in difficult mountain conditions are especially valuable. The battalion is well-equipped with equipment and weaponry that volunteers managed to evacuate before Russian troops established full control over their country."
 ukraine.828.a:0 "Welcome, brothers in arms!"
 armenian_volunteers_tooltip:0 "Received the §YArmenian Ararat Battalion§! with specialists in artillery and anti-tank warfare."


 ### Turkmenistan ###
 ukraine.829.t:0 "Turkmen Mobile Unit in Service of Ukraine"
 ukraine.829.d:0 "Across the Caspian Sea and then by secret routes through the Caucasus, a group of Turkmen volunteers arrived in Ukraine. Despite Turkmenistan's isolationist policies and the subsequent occupation of the country by Russia, these brave people managed to organize resistance and ultimately reach Ukraine to continue the fight against a common enemy.\n\nThe unit is led by Major Dovlet Berdyev, a former commander of a Turkmen Army special forces unit. 'Turkmenistan has been closed off from the world for many years, but the hearts of our people have always been open to freedom. The Russian occupation showed us that neutrality is an illusion of security. Today we are here because we understand: if Ukraine falls, the entire region will plunge into the darkness of a new empire,' he stated at a meeting with Ukrainian officers.\n\nThe Turkmen volunteers formed a highly mobile unit specializing in rapid raids and reconnaissance operations. Many of the fighters have experience serving in desert regions, which makes them especially effective in the open spaces of southern Ukraine."
 ukraine.829.a:0 "Freedom unites all peoples!"
 turkmen_volunteers_tooltip:0 "Received the §YTurkmen Mobile Unit§! with high mobility and reconnaissance skills."


 ### Kyrgyzstan ###
 ukraine.830.t:0 "Kyrgyz Mountain Battalion Arrived in Ukraine"
 ukraine.830.d:0 "Following the occupation of Kyrgyzstan by Russian troops, a significant portion of Kyrgyz military personnel refused to obey the new regime. Overcoming numerous obstacles and persecution, a group of officers and soldiers managed to organize resistance and ultimately break through to Ukrainian territory, where they formed the Kyrgyz Mountain Battalion.\n\nThe battalion commander, Lieutenant Colonel Bolot Asanov, former commander of a Kyrgyz Army mountain rifle brigade, said in his first address to Ukrainian command: 'Our peoples are connected not only by a common Soviet past but also by a common aspiration for freedom. Kyrgyz have always been a free people of the mountains, and we will not accept the new Russian yoke. By fighting for Ukraine today, we fight for Kyrgyzstan's freedom tomorrow.'\n\nThe battalion specializes in combat operations in difficult terrain and air defense. The battalion's fighters have extensive experience serving in the mountainous regions of Tian Shan, which makes them especially valuable for operations in the hilly and mountainous regions of Ukraine. Despite limited heavy weaponry, their tactical training and fighting spirit compensate for this shortcoming."
 ukraine.830.a:0 "The mountain eagles join our struggle!"
 kyrgyz_volunteers_tooltip:0 "Received the §YKyrgyz Mountain Battalion§! with experience in combat in difficult terrain."

 
 # Focuses
 UKR_donbass_conflict_and_crimea_annexation:0 "Donbas Conflict and Crimean Annexation"
 UKR_donbass_conflict_and_crimea_annexation_desc:0 "In 2014, Russia annexed Crimea and supported separatist movements in Donbas, violating the 1994 Budapest Memorandum. These events became a turning point in Ukraine's modern history. As a result of hostilities, more than 13,000 people were killed, and millions of citizens were forced to leave their homes. Ukraine lost control over 7% of its territory, and the cost of losses in Donbas industry alone is estimated at $50 billion. Sanctions imposed against the aggressor became the first step toward international pressure, but the threat of full-scale war remains real."
 
 UKR_oligarchs_and_economy:0 "Oligarchs and the Economy"
 UKR_oligarchs_and_economy_desc:0 "Ukraine is among the countries with the highest level of economic inequality. By early 2020, more than 70% of key economic sectors were controlled by just a dozen oligarchs. The combined wealth of the country's largest tycoons – Rinat Akhmetov, Viktor Pinchuk, Ihor Kolomoisky – exceeded $14 billion, while the minimum wage remained at $150. Ukraine needs full-scale de-oligarchization; without it, the economy will remain hostage to private interests."
 
 UKR_corruption_and_power_consolidation:0 "Corruption and Power Consolidation"
 UKR_corruption_and_power_consolidation_desc:0 "Endemic corruption remains a serious problem for Ukraine. It is necessary to concentrate political will to combat it and carry out reforms in key state institutions.\n\n Reform of law enforcement agencies, NABU and SAP have not yet produced significant results, and schemes of 'kickbacks' and shadow deals continue to undermine trust in the authorities. Ukrainians need a decisive blow against corruption, otherwise the country will remain under the control of oligarchic clans."
 
 UKR_presidential_elections:0 "Presidential Elections"
 UKR_presidential_elections_desc:0 "The 2019 presidential elections became a symbol of distrust in the old political elite. Volodymyr Zelensky, receiving 73.2% of the vote in the second round, won the largest victory in the country's history. However, the new president's lack of political experience calls into question his ability to implement promised reforms. Oligarchic groups and pro-Russian forces are already looking for ways to regain control over power, and public trust can quickly disappear if there are no real changes."
 
 UKR_path_to_independence:0 "Path to Independence"
 UKR_path_to_independence_desc:0 "Ukraine faces a historic choice: become a fully sovereign state or remain in the shadow of geopolitical players. Russian dependence in the gas sector, army underfunding, and pressure from external creditors hinder development. To strengthen independence, it is necessary to develop our own economy, modernize the army, and carry out judicial reform. The time for compromises has passed – Ukraine must prove its independence to the world."
 
 UKR_european_integration:0 "European Integration"
 UKR_european_integration_desc:0 "Ukraine is confidently moving toward Europe. Since 2017, a visa-free regime with the EU has been in effect, and trade turnover with European countries increased by 7% in 2019. However, corruption and a weak legal system remain obstacles on the path to EU membership. In the coming years, the country must bring legislation into compliance with EU norms, reform the judicial system, and prove that Ukraine is Europe, not a gray buffer zone between East and West."
 
 UKR_secure_western_aid:0 "Secure Western Aid"
 UKR_secure_western_aid_desc:0 "Since the beginning of the war, Ukraine has received more than $3.8 billion in military aid from the USA, Great Britain, and the EU. Modern Javelin anti-tank systems, drone supplies, and AFU reforms have made the army stronger, but this is not enough. We need to continue building cooperation with NATO, attracting new technologies, and training military personnel according to Alliance standards. Without Western support, Ukraine risks being left alone against the enemy."
 
 UKR_develop_domestic_industry:0 "Develop Domestic Industry"
 UKR_develop_domestic_industry_desc:0 "Ukraine possesses colossal industrial potential. The country's defense industry was in the top 10 world weapons manufacturers, but after 2014, production fell by 40%. Factories in Kharkiv, Dnipro, and Zaporizhzhia require modernization to restore Ukraine's status as an industrial giant. Without a strong economy, the war cannot be won – the country needs a new industrialization!"
 
 UKR_defensive_fortifications:0 "Defensive Fortifications"
 UKR_defensive_fortifications_desc:0 "The fortification system in the east is Ukraine's shield. However, as of 2020, only 30% of planned fortifications were completed. The 'Wall' project on the border with Russia was never completed, and war could flare up with renewed force. To protect the country, it is urgently necessary to build fortifications, construct concrete pillboxes, and deploy minefields. Ukraine must become a fortress, not a corridor for invasion!"
 
 UKR_territorial_defense_forces:0 "Territorial Defense Forces"
 UKR_territorial_defense_forces_desc:0 "Forming territorial defense forces will allow mobilizing the civilian population to defend their regions and free up the regular army for other tasks.\n\n In conditions of hybrid warfare, every region must be ready for defense. Forming territorial defense forces will make it possible to mobilize hundreds of thousands of reservists and arm citizens. Poland, the Baltic states, and Finland have already implemented successful territorial defense models – Ukraine must follow the same path."
 
 UKR_diplomatic_offensive:0 "Diplomatic Offensive"
 UKR_diplomatic_offensive_desc:0 "Active diplomacy is a key element of our strategy. It is necessary to strengthen international pressure on the aggressor and secure the support of the world community. Ukraine must turn the international arena into a battlefield for truth. In 2019, a UN resolution supported Ukraine's territorial integrity, but Russia continues diplomatic pressure. We need to strengthen positions in the UN, OSCE, NATO, and attract more allies. Diplomacy is the weapon of the 21st century, and Ukraine must master it perfectly."
 
 UKR_national_reconciliation:0 "National Reconciliation"
 UKR_national_reconciliation_desc:0 "Internal unity is the foundation of a strong state. It is necessary to overcome regional differences and consolidate society around common values and goals. Ukrainians must be united in the face of external threats. Pro-Russian propaganda and internal conflicts weaken the country, and attempts to 'make peace' with the aggressor only fuel new crises. Unity is strength, and without it Ukraine cannot win. The time has come to put an end to old disputes and unite for the future!"


 UKR_economic_transformation:0 "Economic Transformation of Ukraine"
 UKR_economic_transformation_desc:0 "Ukraine's economic system needs deep modernization. Since gaining independence, the country's economy has faced challenges: an outdated industrial base, low investment levels, and complex administrative barriers. The government aims to create favorable conditions for entrepreneurship growth, improving the investment climate, and developing critically important sectors. An important part of reforms is improving tax policy, fighting corruption, and digitizing the economy."


 UKR_big_construction:0 "Big Construction"
 UKR_big_construction_desc:0 "The country's infrastructure requires significant investment: more than 90% of roads are in unsatisfactory condition, railway infrastructure wear exceeds 60%, and many regions lack modern transport logistics. Launching the 'Big Construction' program aims to modernize the road network, develop railway communications, and build new social facilities. This will create jobs and raise the overall level of economic development. However, the program requires significant budget resources, which may increase the burden on public finances."


 UKR_digital_economy:0 "Digital Economy"
 UKR_digital_economy_desc:0 "Ukraine is betting on digital transformation to accelerate economic growth. Implementation of electronic services, IT industry development, and support for innovative companies will help increase investment inflows and make government management more transparent. One of the key projects will be 'Diia.City' – a special regime for IT companies aimed at creating favorable business conditions, which should increase Ukraine's competitiveness in the global market."


 UKR_startup_support:0 "Startup Support"
 UKR_startup_support_desc:0 "Ukraine's startup ecosystem has great potential but faces a lack of investment and difficulties in entering international markets. Launching government programs to support innovative business will stimulate the development of technology companies. Special attention will be paid to fintech, agrotechnology, and artificial intelligence, where Ukrainian companies already demonstrate competitiveness."
 UKR_startup_ecosystem_tooltip:0 "Digital Ukraine. IT infrastructure development. Investment in IT startups."


 UKR_agricultural_reform:0 "Agricultural Reform"
 UKR_agricultural_reform_desc:0 "The agricultural sector is one of the key sectors in Ukraine's economy, but its efficiency is constrained by an outdated material base. More than 50% of agricultural equipment has been in use beyond its established service life, and the level of mechanization in certain segments remains low. Conducting reform will allow modernizing the agricultural sector, attracting investment, and increasing productivity, making Ukraine a strong player in the global food market."


 UKR_land_market_opening:0 "Opening the Land Market"
 UKR_land_market_opening_desc:0 "Launching land reform is an important step in developing the agricultural sector. Introduction of transparent mechanisms for buying and selling agricultural land will attract private investment and increase their value. However, this step is accompanied by public skepticism, as there is a risk of land concentration in the hands of large agricultural holdings. The state takes on the task of monitoring and regulating the market to avoid such consequences."


 UKR_invest_in_infrastructure:0 "Invest in Infrastructure"
 UKR_invest_in_infrastructure_desc:0 "Economic development is impossible without quality infrastructure. Investment in modernizing railways, ports, and logistics hubs will provide the country with new opportunities for trade and accelerate transport connections within the country. One of the key directions will be updating the rolling stock of 'Ukrzaliznytsia,' as well as developing high-speed railway lines, which will improve conditions for business and raise the living standards of the population."


 UKR_reform_general_staff_nato_standards:0 "General Staff Reform: NATO Standards"
 UKR_reform_general_staff_nato_standards_desc:0 "Modern wars require strict discipline, professional command, and effective management of combat operations. Integration of NATO standards into the structure of our General Staff will ensure coordination of forces at the level of the world's leading armies. This will improve strategic planning, operational flexibility, and cooperation with allies."


 UKR_mobile_tactics_doctrine:0 "Mobile Doctrine: Offensive Tactics"
 UKR_mobile_tactics_doctrine_desc:0 "Rapid movement, decisive strikes on key enemy positions, and striving for deep breakthrough – these are the foundations of modern mobile warfare. Development of mechanized and motorized units will allow us to apply maneuver warfare tactics, which will ensure superiority on the battlefield."


 UKR_modernize_tank_forces:0 "Modernize Tank Forces"
 UKR_modernize_tank_forces_desc:0 "Armored forces are the backbone of any modern army. Large-scale rearmament of our tank formations with the latest equipment will allow us to increase combat power, offensive speed, and fire support for infantry units. Investment in the development and production of modern tanks will strengthen our defense capabilities."


 UKR_blitzkrieg_tactics:0 "Blitzkrieg Tactics"
 UKR_blitzkrieg_tactics_desc:0 "History has proven that lightning-fast, high-intensity offensive operations can crush the enemy before they have time to regroup. Development of the concept of rapid maneuver, deep breakthrough, and close cooperation between tank, mechanized, and aviation formations will allow us to dominate in any combat conditions."


 UKR_combined_arms_doctrine:0 "Balanced Doctrine: Combined Operations"
 UKR_combined_arms_doctrine_desc:0 "Effective interaction of all branches of armed forces is the key to victory. Combined use of armored vehicles, infantry, artillery, and aviation will allow maximum effective use of the strengths of each of these elements. Competent coordination of forces will create a solid foundation for conducting offensive and defensive operations."


 UKR_mobile_groups_tactics:0 "Mobile Group Tactics"
 UKR_mobile_groups_tactics_desc:0 "Flexibility and speed are key elements of modern military strategy. Creating highly mobile strike groups will allow us to effectively respond to changes at the front, quickly concentrate forces at critical points, and deliver lightning strikes against the enemy."


 UKR_consolidate_tactical_gains:0 "Consolidate Tactical Gains"
 UKR_consolidate_tactical_gains_desc:0 "Victory on the battlefield is not only skillful attacks but also the ability to hold conquered positions. We will deploy fortified lines in strategically important directions, strengthen engineer troops, and ensure operational logistics, which will allow us to minimize losses and guarantee reliable retention of territories."


 UKR_defensive_doctrine:0 "Deep Defense: Defensive Doctrine"
 UKR_defensive_doctrine_desc:0 "Effective defense is not just holding positions but active maneuvering of forces, counterattacks, and echeloned defense. Development of a modern concept of deep defense will allow us to exhaust the enemy, destroy their communications, and create conditions for transitioning to a counteroffensive."

 # Ideas
 UKR_endemic_corruption:0 "Endemic Corruption"
 UKR_endemic_corruption_desc:0 "Corruption in Ukraine has deep historical roots dating back to Soviet times. State capture by oligarchs, inefficient bureaucracy, and weak rule of law have created a system where corruption permeates all levels of government and business. Transparency International studies consistently place Ukraine among the most corrupt countries in Europe, with estimated losses of 4-6% of annual GDP due to corruption. This systemic problem undermines economic development, scares away foreign investment, and destroys public trust in state institutions."
 
 UKR_corruption_reforming:0 "Anti-Corruption Reforms"
 UKR_corruption_reforming_desc:0 "Ukraine has begun implementing a comprehensive anti-corruption framework with new specialized institutions such as NABU (National Anti-Corruption Bureau) and NACP (National Agency on Corruption Prevention). Although these reforms follow successful models from countries like Romania and Georgia, they face significant resistance from stakeholders. Initial progress is encouraging but remains fragile, as shown by the mixed success of similar reforms in post-Soviet states. Economic studies show that reducing corruption levels could potentially increase Ukraine's annual GDP growth by 1-2%, although the transition period often disrupts established business practices and administrative processes."


 UKR_western_support:0 "Western Support"
 UKR_western_support_desc:0 "Ukraine receives significant financial, technical, and military assistance from Western countries, which enhances its defense capabilities and reform potential."
 
 UKR_industrial_revitalization:0 "Industrial Revitalization"
 UKR_industrial_revitalization_desc:0 "The program for modernizing and diversifying industry aims to increase the competitiveness of Ukrainian products and expand export potential."
 
 UKR_territorial_defense_idea:0 "Territorial Defense Forces"
 UKR_territorial_defense_idea_desc:0 "The new territorial defense system allows mobilizing the local population to protect critical infrastructure and combat sabotage groups."
 
 UKR_economic_reform_attempts:0 "Economic Reform Attempts"
 UKR_economic_reform_attempts_desc:0 "The government is making efforts to reform the economy, but resistance from oligarchs and bureaucracy slows these processes."


 UKR_government_corruption_low:0 "Ukrainian Oligarchy"
 UKR_government_corruption_low_desc:0 "Various oligarchic clans have long and firmly entered the sphere of influence of our power structures. Unspoken rewards for facilitation, bribery, extortion, and other abuses of power are widespread among civil servants. Despite existing anti-corruption legislation, the weak judicial system and unfavorable economic situation make enforcement of these laws extremely difficult, and in some cases completely impossible. Projects have been launched aimed at reducing the influence of oligarchs on the state."


 # Localization for Ideas
 UKR_big_construction_idea:0 "Big Construction Program"
 UKR_land_reform_idea:0 "Land Reform"
 UKR_digital_state_idea:0 "State in a Smartphone"
 UKR_startup_ecosystem_idea:0 "Ukrainian Startup Ecosystem"
 UKR_land_market_idea:0 "Open Land Market"
 UKR_infrastructure_modernization_idea:0 "Infrastructure Modernization"
 UKR_economic_transformation_idea:0 "Economic Transformation of Ukraine"


 UKR_big_construction_idea_desc:0 "The 'Big Construction' program is a large-scale project to modernize infrastructure across the entire country. Roads, schools, hospitals, and other infrastructure facilities are being built at an accelerated pace. Despite criticism about spending inefficiency, the program stimulates the economy and creates jobs."
 UKR_land_reform_idea_desc:0 "Opening the agricultural land market is a historic decision that ended a multi-year moratorium. Thanks to this reform, land becomes a full-fledged economic asset, attracting investment and stimulating modernization of the agricultural sector, which is one of the key drivers of the Ukrainian economy."
 UKR_digital_state_idea_desc:0 "The 'State in a Smartphone' initiative aims to digitalize government services and combat bureaucracy. The 'Diia' project allows citizens to quickly and conveniently receive government services, which not only increases the efficiency of the government apparatus but also significantly reduces opportunities for corruption."
 UKR_startup_ecosystem_idea_desc:0 "The government is actively working to create favorable conditions for the IT sector and startups. Tax incentives, special legal regimes, and the 'Startup Fund' form an ecosystem conducive to innovation. Ukrainian IT specialists, known for their high professionalism, are becoming an important export resource for the country."
 UKR_land_market_idea_desc:0 "Lifting the moratorium on agricultural land sales brings a huge segment of the economy 'out of the shadows.' Farmers gain access to credit resources by using land as collateral, and investors gain the opportunity to invest in promising agribusiness. Despite restrictions for foreigners, the land market stimulates investment inflows and modernization of agricultural production."
 UKR_infrastructure_modernization_idea_desc:0 "Large-scale modernization of transport infrastructure improves logistics and reduces transportation costs. New roads, bridges, and updated ports not only accelerate the movement of goods across the country but also strengthen Ukraine's role as a transit hub between Europe and Asia. Modern infrastructure is the foundation of a competitive economy."
 UKR_economic_transformation_idea_desc:0 "Ukraine's economic transformation aims to build a modern, competitive European-type economy. Ongoing reforms focus on deregulation, privatization of inefficient state enterprises, improving the investment climate, and integration into European economic structures. The key goal is to increase citizens' welfare and strengthen the state's economic stability."


 UKR_nato_command_structure:0 "NATO Command Structure"
 UKR_nato_command_structure_desc:0 "Ukraine is reforming its military system in accordance with NATO standards, improving operational planning and command management."
 
 UKR_blitzkrieg_doctrine:0 "Lightning War Doctrine"
 UKR_blitzkrieg_doctrine_desc:0 "Ukraine is betting on maneuverable offensive operations, increasing the speed and breakthrough power of its mechanized and motorized forces."
 
 UKR_rapid_offensive_operations:0 "Rapid Offensive Tactics"
 UKR_rapid_offensive_operations_desc:0 "Our army is focused on lightning attacks, surpassing the enemy in speed and initiative, but at the cost of greater resource and organizational requirements."
 
 UKR_mobile_battlegroups:0 "Mobile Battle Groups"
 UKR_mobile_battlegroups_desc:0 "The combination of artillery firepower and high mobility of mechanized units makes Ukrainian forces more flexible and balanced in combat."
 
 UKR_consolidation_tactics:0 "Position Consolidation Tactics"
 UKR_consolidation_tactics_desc:0 "Our army emphasizes defensive doctrine, improving the ability to dig in, fortify, and contain enemy advances."
 
 UKR_fortification_bureau:0 "Fortification Bureau"
 UKR_fortification_bureau_desc:0 "A specialized bureau has been created for the construction of defensive structures, fortification of lines, and protection of strategically important points."
 
 UKR_echeloned_defense:0 "Deep Echeloned Defense"
 UKR_echeloned_defense_desc:0 "Ukraine's defensive strategy is built on creating multi-layered fortified positions, complicating enemy breakthrough and minimizing losses."
 
 UKR_western_military_advisors:0 "Western Military Advisors"
 UKR_western_military_advisors_desc:0 "Cooperation with NATO has allowed attracting Western military experts, which contributes to modernizing our army and improving combat training."
 
 UKR_modern_command_and_control:0 "Modern Command and Control Systems"
 UKR_modern_command_and_control_desc:0 "Implementation of modern communications, intelligence, and coordination technologies makes Ukrainian armed forces more effective and organized in combat."


 UKR_fortification_construction:0 "Fortification Construction"
 UKR_fortification_construction_desc:0 "Ukraine has always faced threats, and now we need to strengthen our defense. Creating new fortifications and defensive structures will enhance our protection and slow enemy advancement. We will also improve engineering developments to accelerate construction and production of fortifications."


 UKR_deep_defense_tactics:0 "Deep Defense Tactics"
 UKR_deep_defense_tactics_desc:0 "We are adapting our strategy to modern realities by implementing deep echeloned defense. This tactic will allow us to hold positions, increasing the effectiveness of trench warfare and reducing damage from enemy attacks. Thanks to improved organization, our forces will be able to resist the aggressor for longer."

 # Additional Localizations for Ideas Mentioned in Events
 UKR_agricultural_boom:0 "Agricultural Boom"
 UKR_agricultural_boom_desc:0 "Opening the land market provided a powerful impetus for the development of the agricultural sector. New investments, available credit, and improved technologies increase the efficiency of agricultural production. Ukraine is confidently strengthening its status as the 'breadbasket of Europe,' increasing production and export of agricultural products."
 
 UKR_slow_land_reform:0 "Delayed Land Reform"
 UKR_slow_land_reform_desc:0 "Land reform is progressing more slowly than expected. Complex bureaucratic procedures, legal uncertainty, and persistent distrust limit activity in the land market. Although certain progress is noticeable, the reform's full potential is far from being realized."
 
 UKR_digital_leadership_idea:0 "Leadership in Digitalization"
 UKR_digital_leadership_idea_desc:0 "The 'Diia' project has become one of the most advanced digital government projects in the world. Ukraine has become an example for other countries in the field of digitalization of government services. The project's success has not only made citizens' lives more convenient but has also significantly reduced corruption risks by minimizing the human factor in bureaucratic procedures."
 
 UKR_digital_security_issues:0 "Digital Security Problems"
 UKR_digital_security_issues_desc:0 "Detected vulnerabilities in digital government systems have raised serious concerns about the security of citizens' personal data. A temporary slowdown in digitalization is necessary to conduct a comprehensive security audit and eliminate identified shortcomings."
 
 UKR_energy_price_control:0 "State Regulation of Energy Prices"
 UKR_energy_price_control_desc:0 "In the context of the energy crisis, the government introduced strict regulation of energy carrier prices and utility services. This measure protected the population from a sharp increase in tariffs but created an additional burden on the state budget and reduced the investment attractiveness of the energy sector."
 
 UKR_energy_market_adjustment:0 "Energy Sector Market Adaptation"
 UKR_energy_market_adjustment_desc:0 "The government allowed energy prices to be formed under the influence of market factors while expanding targeted subsidy programs for low-income segments of the population. Although this approach caused social tension in the short term, it creates incentives for increasing energy efficiency and attracting investment to the industry."
 
 UKR_investment_boom:0 "Investment Boom"
 UKR_investment_boom_desc:0 "A successful investment forum launched a whole series of major international projects in Ukraine. The inflow of foreign direct investment has noticeably accelerated, creating new jobs and stimulating economic growth. Investors are especially active in information technology, renewable energy, and agribusiness."
 
 UKR_investment_disappointment:0 "Insufficient Investor Interest"
 UKR_investment_disappointment_desc:0 "Despite extensive preparation, the investment forum did not meet expectations. International investors are showing caution, pointing to persisting problems in the areas of property rights protection, the judicial system, and corporate governance. Additional reforms are needed to improve the investment climate."
 
 UKR_export_focused_industry:0 "Export-Oriented Industry"
 UKR_export_focused_industry_desc:0 "The government actively supports industrial enterprises focused on exports. Export credits, tax benefits, and assistance in product certification according to international standards help Ukrainian manufacturers expand their presence in foreign markets. Growth in export revenue strengthens the national currency and improves the country's trade balance."
 
 UKR_domestic_industry_focus:0 "Domestic Industrial Market Development"
 UKR_domestic_industry_focus_desc:0 "The priority of economic policy has become the development of the domestic industrial market. Import substitution programs, government procurement of domestic products, and stimulation of domestic demand are aimed at creating a more sustainable and self-sufficient economic system, less dependent on fluctuations in world markets."


 # Additional Localizations for Ideas Mentioned in Events
 UKR_modified_land_reform_idea:0 "Modified Land Reform"
 UKR_modified_land_reform_idea_desc:0 "After mass protests, the government made concessions and introduced changes to the land reform. Restrictions on land concentration in one person's hands were tightened, and local communities were granted additional powers to control land transactions. These changes calmed part of the protesters but slowed the pace of reform and reduced its economic efficiency."


 UKR_booming_it_sector_idea:0 "Booming IT Sector"
 UKR_booming_it_sector_idea_desc:0 "The Ukrainian IT industry is experiencing a real golden age. Thanks to investments in infrastructure, education, and favorable conditions for technology business, IT services exports are becoming one of the key sources of foreign currency inflows to the country. 'Ukrainian Silicon Valley' is attracting more and more international investors and talent."


 UKR_it_tax_policy:0 "Increased IT Sector Taxation"
 UKR_it_tax_policy_desc:0 "The government introduced additional taxes for IT companies and changed the conditions for individual entrepreneurs in this sector. This ensured a short-term inflow of funds to the budget but caused dissatisfaction in the industry. Some companies have begun considering the possibility of relocating their offices to countries with more favorable tax regimes."


 UKR_construction_investigation:0 "Investigation of Abuses in 'Big Construction'"
 UKR_construction_investigation_desc:0 "After the exposure of large-scale corruption schemes in the 'Big Construction' program, an official investigation was launched. Many projects are temporarily suspended, and tender procedures are being reviewed. This has negatively affected the pace of infrastructure development but should lead to more efficient use of public funds in the future."


 UKR_government_anti_corruption:0 "Anti-Corruption Policy"
 UKR_government_anti_corruption_desc:0 "The Government of Ukraine has launched a series of anti-corruption reforms."

 # Events
 ukraine.105.t:0 "Violation of the Budapest Memorandum"
 ukraine.105.d:0 "The 1994 Budapest Memorandum provided Ukraine with security guarantees in exchange for giving up nuclear weapons. However, in 2014, Russia, one of the guarantors, annexed Crimea and supported separatists in eastern Ukraine, clearly violating its obligations. This called into question the effectiveness of international treaties and undermined the nuclear non-proliferation regime. The international community expressed concern, but no real steps were taken to restore Ukraine's territorial integrity."
 ukraine.105.a:0 "Demand the fulfillment of guarantees from other signatories!"
 ukraine.105.b:0 "We can only rely on our own strength."

 ukraine.106.t:0 "Economy in 2020"
 ukraine.106.d:0 "Ukraine's economy in 2020 is in a difficult position. GDP per capita remains one of the lowest in Europe. Despite certain successes in export diversification, dependency on raw materials persists. The banking system has stabilized after the 2014-2015 crisis, but lending to the real sector remains limited. Oligarchic groups control a significant part of the economy, hindering fair competition and investment attraction. The COVID-19 pandemic has exacerbated these problems, causing additional production cuts and rising unemployment."
 ukraine.106.a:0 "Intensify anti-corruption reforms."
 ukraine.106.b:0 "Focus on attracting investments."
 
 ukraine.107.t:0 "The Verkhovna Rada and Oligarchs"
 ukraine.107.d:0 "The Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine, despite the renewal of its composition, remains under significant influence from oligarchic groups. Many deputies represent the interests of big business, which sometimes leads to the blocking of important reforms. There is ongoing discussion of a de-oligarchization bill that should limit the influence of oligarchs on politics and media. However, experts doubt its effectiveness. President Zelensky is trying to consolidate power to implement necessary reforms but faces resistance from various political forces."
 ukraine.107.a:0 "Pass the de-oligarchization bill."
 ukraine.107.b:0 "Seek compromise with influential groups."

 ukraine.108.t:0 "Presidential Elections"
 ukraine.108.d:0 "In 2019, Ukraine held presidential elections that led to a change in the political elite. Volodymyr Zelensky, a well-known comedian with no political experience, won a convincing victory over incumbent President Petro Poroshenko. His success is explained by society's fatigue with corruption, the ongoing conflict in the east, and the unfulfilled promises of the previous government. Voters voted for change, hoping for a renewal of the political system and solutions to pressing problems. However, the new president's lack of political experience raises concerns among some segments of society and international partners."
 ukraine.108.a:0 "Zelensky wins by a landslide."
 ukraine.108.b:0 "Poroshenko maintains power (alternative history)."

 ukraine.100.t:0 "Path to Independence"
 ukraine.100.d:0 "Since gaining independence in 1991, Ukraine has traveled a difficult path of state-building. Today, the country faces a choice of strategic development direction. European integration and reforms remain a priority, but the conflict in the east and the annexation of Crimea create serious obstacles. The government seeks to strengthen defense capabilities while implementing necessary reforms. The people of Ukraine are increasingly vocal about their desire for true independence, freedom from corruption, and external influence. The chosen path will determine the country's future for decades to come."
 ukraine.100.a:0 "Ukraine will endure and prevail!"

 ukraine.110.t:0 "Diplomatic Offensive"
 ukraine.110.d:0 "Ukraine is intensifying diplomatic efforts to gain international support. The President and Foreign Minister are making numerous visits to European capitals and Washington. Issues of Ukraine's territorial integrity and the situation in the east of the country are being raised at international forums. Special attention is paid to interaction with NATO and the EU, as well as the development of bilateral relations with key partners. These efforts are bearing fruit: international pressure on Russia is increasing, and support for Ukraine is becoming more concrete and significant."
 ukraine.110.a:0 "Focus on partnership with the United States."
 ukraine.110.b:0 "Priority - European integration."

 ukraine.300.t:0 "Scandal Surrounding Arsen Avakov"
 ukraine.300.d:0 "Minister of Internal Affairs Arsen Avakov has found himself at the center of a corruption scandal. Public discontent is growing, reducing trust in the government."
 ukraine.300.a:0 "This is a blow to the country's stability!"

 ukraine.301.t:0 "Resignation of Arsen Avakov"
 ukraine.301.d:0 "After long months of political disputes and public pressure, Arsen Avakov was removed from the post of Minister of Internal Affairs. His resignation was the result of scandals related to corruption and inefficiency of reforms in law enforcement agencies.\n\nPublic reaction was mixed: some of the population supported the decision, seeing it as a step towards cleansing the government, while others believe that Avakov became a 'scapegoat' to divert attention from deeper problems. The president's image has suffered: some see this as weakness and indecision, others as an attempt to restore trust in the government."
 ukraine.301.a:0 "Accept the consequences and appoint a new minister."

 # Protests against land reform
 ukraine_economy.200.t:0 "Protests Against Opening the Land Market"
 ukraine_economy.200.d:0 "After the adoption of the law abolishing the moratorium on the sale of agricultural lands, mass protests erupted throughout the country. According to sociologists, about 72% of the population oppose opening the land market in its current form. Protesters, many of whom are small farmers and rural residents, are concerned about the possibility of land concentration in the hands of oligarchs and large agricultural holdings.\n\nThe Socialist Party, actively criticizing the land reform, has significantly strengthened its position by coordinating protest actions. In Kyiv, thousands of people gathered outside the Verkhovna Rada with placards saying 'Land to the People!' and 'No to the Sell-off of Ukraine!'.\n\nHow should the government respond to the situation?"
 ukraine_economy.200.a:0 "Suppress the protests - land reform is necessary for the country!"
 ukraine_economy.200.b:0 "Make adjustments to the land reform, taking into account the demands of protesters"

 # Growth of IT exports
 ukraine_economy.201.t:0 "IT Export Boom"
 ukraine_economy.201.d:0 "The program supporting startups and digitalization of the economy is yielding significant results. According to the National Bank of Ukraine, IT services exports grew by 36% over the past year, reaching $6.8 billion. Ukrainian IT specialists and companies are becoming increasingly competitive in the global market.\n\nThe IT Ukraine Association notes that the number of people working in the industry has grown to 285,000, with average salaries in the sector 3-4 times higher than the national average. Large international companies continue to open their R&D centers in Ukraine, attracted by the high level of training of local specialists and favorable tax regime for IT companies.\n\nSome economists suggest using the growing revenues of the sector to replenish the budget through additional taxation, while business representatives call for maintaining preferential conditions for further growth."
 ukraine_economy.201.a:0 "Maintain benefits for the IT sector and strengthen support"
 ukraine_economy.201.b:0 "Introduce additional taxes for IT companies - they can afford it"

 # Corruption scandal
 ukraine_economy.202.t:0 "Corruption Scandal in the 'Big Construction' Program"
 ukraine_economy.202.d:0 "An investigative journalism report by 'Nashi Groshi' revealed serious violations in the implementation of the 'Big Construction' program. According to journalists, the cost of road construction under the program exceeds the average market price by 30-40%, and the tender system is organized in such a way that most contracts go to companies associated with the close circle of high-ranking officials.\n\nAccording to the investigation, some projects use low-quality materials, which has already led to the premature deterioration of several recently repaired road sections. The total amount of potential abuses is estimated by experts at 2.3 billion hryvnias.\n\nOpposition politicians demand an immediate investigation and the resignation of several officials. How should we respond to this scandal?"
 ukraine_economy.202.a:0 "Initiate a thorough anti-corruption investigation"
 ukraine_economy.202.b:0 "Downplay the scandal and continue the 'Big Construction' program"

 # Results of land reform
 ukraine_economy.203.t:0 "First Results of Land Reform"
 ukraine_economy.203.d:0 "Enough time has passed since the opening of the land market to summarize the first results of this historic reform. According to the Ministry of Agrarian Policy, more than 42 thousand transactions with agricultural land with a total area of over 170 thousand hectares were registered in the first 6 months.\n\nThe National Bank of Ukraine notes that agricultural producers' access to credit has significantly improved - banks have begun to actively accept land rights as collateral. The amount of loans issued to the agricultural sector increased by 24% compared to the same period last year.\n\nHowever, the results of the reform are evaluated ambiguously by experts. Some economists point out that land prices turned out to be lower than predicted, and the share of foreign investment in the agricultural sector has not grown as significantly as expected. Opposition politicians continue to criticize the reform, pointing to the risks of monopolization of the land market."
 ukraine_economy.203.a:0 "The reform successfully stimulates the development of the agricultural sector"
 ukraine_economy.203.b:0 "The results of the reform are below expectations - adjustments are needed"

 # Results of "State in a Smartphone"
 ukraine_economy.204.t:0 "Successes of the 'State in a Smartphone' Program"
 ukraine_economy.204.d:0 "The 'Diia' application is becoming one of the most successful digital transformation projects in Europe. According to the Ministry of Digital Transformation, more than 12 million Ukrainians are already using the application, and the number of available digital services has exceeded 70.\n\nDigital passports, driver's licenses, birth certificates, and other documents in a smartphone have significantly simplified citizens' daily lives. According to a sociological survey, 76% of users positively evaluate the application, and Ukraine has entered the TOP-10 countries in the world in terms of digitalization of public services.\n\nHowever, recently there have been reports of several serious technical failures in the system and potential vulnerabilities in the protection of personal data. Cybersecurity experts warn of the need to strengthen the protection of the state's digital systems."
 ukraine_economy.204.a:0 "Continue developing the project and strengthen cybersecurity"
 ukraine_economy.204.b:0 "Temporarily suspend system expansion for a security audit"

 # Energy crisis
 ukraine_economy.205.t:0 "Energy Crisis"
 ukraine_economy.205.d:0 "Ukraine has been hit by an acute energy crisis. Natural gas prices on the European market have risen to a record $1,900 per thousand cubic meters, leading to a sharp increase in the cost of electricity and heating. According to the Ministry of Energy, coal reserves at thermal power plant warehouses are at a critically low level - less than 600,000 tons with a required minimum of 1.5 million tons.\n\nA number of industrial enterprises have already announced a temporary suspension of operations due to high energy prices. Sociological surveys show that more than 65% of Ukrainians are concerned about the cost of utilities in the upcoming heating season.\n\nThe government needs to urgently take measures to stabilize the situation in the energy sector."
 ukraine_economy.205.a:0 "Introduce state regulation of energy prices"
 ukraine_economy.205.b:0 "Allow the market to adapt, providing subsidies to the most vulnerable segments of the population"
 
 # Investment forum
 ukraine_economy.206.t:0 "Investment Forum 'Ukraine: The Future Begins Now'"
 ukraine_economy.206.d:0 "A large-scale investment forum 'Ukraine: The Future Begins Now' has opened at the Kyiv International Exhibition Center. The event is attended by more than 500 business representatives from 42 countries, including delegations from major international corporations and investment funds.\n\nPresident Zelensky personally presented Ukraine's investment potential, highlighting achievements in digitalization, infrastructure development, and land reform. Special attention at the forum is paid to the IT sector, renewable energy, the agro-industrial complex, and logistics projects.\n\nAccording to the Ministry of Economy, more than 30 investment projects with a total value of over $5 billion have been prepared. The successful conduct of the forum could be an important signal to international investors about Ukraine's readiness for an economic breakthrough."
 ukraine_economy.206.a:0 "Sign memoranda on major investment projects"
 ukraine_economy.206.b:0 "Foreign investors are cautious - the forum did not meet expectations"
 
 # Ukrainian industry in the global market
 ukraine_economy.207.t:0 "Ukrainian Industry in Global Markets"
 ukraine_economy.207.d:0 "After modernizing infrastructure and industrial capacities, Ukrainian enterprises have begun to more actively enter international markets. According to the State Statistics Service, exports of industrial products grew by 18.7% compared to the previous year.\n\nGrowth is particularly noticeable in mechanical engineering (+24.3%), food industry (+19.6%), and metallurgy (+15.2%). The recovery of the global economy after the pandemic has created favorable conditions for Ukrainian exporters.\n\nExperts note that the modernization of transport infrastructure has significantly improved logistics and reduced the cost of delivering products to foreign buyers. However, there are concerns that too active an orientation towards external markets could make the economy vulnerable to fluctuations in the global economic situation."
 ukraine_economy.207.a:0 "Support exporters and strengthen presence in international markets"
 ukraine_economy.207.b:0 "Focus on developing the domestic market for greater economic resilience"
 # Tooltips
 UKR_budapest_memorandum_violated_tt:0 "§RThe Budapest Memorandum has been violated, undermining the international security system§!"
 UKR_economy_2020_status_tt:0 "§YUkraine's economy is experiencing difficulties, but has potential for growth§!"
 UKR_rada_and_oligarchs_tt:0 "§YThe Verkhovna Rada is under the influence of oligarchic groups§!"
 UKR_zelensky_elected_tt:0 "§GVolodymyr Zelensky becomes the President of Ukraine§!"
 UKR_poroshenko_retained_tt:0 "§YPetro Poroshenko retains his position as President§!"
 UKR_path_to_independence_tt:0 "§GUkraine chooses its own path of development§!"
 UKR_diplomatic_offensive_tt:0 "§YAn active diplomatic campaign begins§!"
 UKR_european_partnership_tt:0 "§YRelations with European partners are strengthening§!"

 # Decisions
 UKR_establish_border_defense_system:0 "Establish Border Defense System"
 UKR_appeal_to_un_security_council:0 "Appeal to the UN Security Council"
 UKR_request_nato_partnership:0 "Request NATO Partnership"
 
 UKR_special_military_operation:0 "Armed Forces of Ukraine"  
 UKR_special_military_operation_desc:0 "Originally formed based on the Soviet military system, the Armed Forces of Ukraine have undergone a transformation to adapt to modern challenges. Large-scale reforms are underway: professional units are being established, intelligence capabilities are being enhanced, and advanced technologies are being implemented. The Ukrainian Armed Forces are evolving into an independent and highly effective force, capable not only of defending national sovereignty but also of setting new standards for warfare in the 21st century."  

 UKR_novorossiyan_offensive_decision:0 "Novorossiya Offensive"
 UKR_novorossiyan_offensive_decision_desc:0 "Strategic operation to reclaim territories in Eastern Ukraine"
 UKR_first_mobilization_wave:0 "First Mobilization Wave"
 UKR_first_mobilization_wave_desc:0 "Priority mobilization campaign aimed at the urgent staffing of the Armed Forces of Ukraine with personnel. Encompasses conscripts and reservists of categories A1 and A2. The mobilization provides for the conscription of up to 100,000 servicemen with subsequent three-month accelerated training course in the combat zone."
 UKR_second_mobilization_wave:0 "Second Mobilization Wave"
 UKR_second_mobilization_wave_desc:0 "Second strategic mobilization campaign aimed at staffing the Armed Forces of Ukraine with personnel, taking into account the operational situation. Encompasses conscripts and reservists of categories B1 and B2, with special attention to the training of armored forces, artillery, and air defense units specialists. The mobilization provides for the conscription of up to 125,000 servicemen with intensive training in real theater of military operations conditions."
 UKR_third_mobilization_wave:0 "Third Mobilization Wave"
 UKR_third_mobilization_wave_desc:0 "Final stage of large-scale conscription during a critical period of confrontation. Mobilization encompasses conscripts and reservists of categories C1 and C2, including military-trained citizens of older age groups and narrow-profile specialists."
 
 UKR_political_decisions:0 "Political Decisions"
 UKR_political_decisions_desc:0 "2020 has become a period of trials and opportunities for Ukraine. \n\nDomestic policy is characterized by the ongoing fight against corruption and the need for reforms to strengthen democratic institutions. \n\nIn the east of the country, tensions persist due to the ongoing conflict. \n\nForeign policy is aimed at deepening integration with the European Union and NATO, as well as finding support from the international community to resolve the conflict and ensure the territorial integrity of Ukraine. \n\nThe strategic situation requires strengthening the country's defense capabilities and finding ways for a peaceful settlement of the conflict."
 UKR_establish_border_defense_system_desc:0 "In conditions of growing tension, it is necessary to strengthen the country's defensive lines to protect our borders."
 UKR_appeal_to_un_security_council_desc:0 "The international community must be aware of the violations and threats that Ukraine faces. We must appeal to the UN Security Council for support."
 UKR_request_nato_partnership_desc:0 "To ensure the country's security, it is necessary to deepen cooperation with NATO and aspire to membership in the alliance."
 
 political_pressure:0 "Political Pressure"
 political_pressure_desc:0 "International pressure on Ukraine."
 diplomatic_support:0 "Diplomatic Support"
 diplomatic_support_desc:0 "Diplomatic support for Ukraine."
 hostile_status:0 "Hostile Status"
 hostile_status_desc:0 "Hostile attitude towards Ukraine."
 military_cooperation:0 "Military Cooperation"
 military_cooperation_desc:0 "Military cooperation with Ukraine."
 
 ukraine_category_name:0 "Ukrainian Foreign Policy"
 ukraine_influence_belarus:0 "Influence Belarus"
 ukraine_influence_belarus_desc:0 "Ukrainian officials establish discreet contact with their Belarusian counterparts through unofficial channels. Friendly meetings, diplomatic receptions, and casual hallway conversations at international summits-behind polite smiles lie hints, questions, and offers. 'The choice is always yours, but stability comes in many forms,' is the message between the lines. No promises are made, but the signals are clear."
 
 UKR_startup_ecosystem_category:0 "Ukrainian Startup Ecosystem"
 UKR_startup_ecosystem_category_desc:0 "After Volodymyr Zelensky's election as president in 2019, the Ukrainian government has taken a course towards active support of the IT sector and technology startups. The 'Diia City' concept and other initiatives aim to create favorable conditions for technology businesses. According to the National IT Association, by 2019, Ukraine's IT industry was showing annual growth of 20-25%, providing more than 4% of the country's GDP and being the third-largest export sector with a revenue of about $4.5 billion. The Zelensky government aims to transform Ukraine into a leading technology hub in Eastern Europe, increasing the share of IT in GDP to 10% by 2025."
 
 UKR_startup_support:0 "Startup Support Program"
 UKR_startup_support_desc:0 "President Zelensky's administration has developed a comprehensive program to support Ukrainian technology startups. After the 'Servant of the People' party came to power in 2019 and the government was formed under Oleksiy Honcharuk, and later under Denys Shmyhal, a digital transformation strategy for the country was adopted. As part of the '40 Days for Business' program, accelerated business registration procedures were implemented and processes for obtaining permits were simplified. The creation of the Ministry of Digital Transformation under the leadership of Mykhailo Fedorov was a key step in implementing Ukraine's digital strategy aimed at creating a thriving innovation ecosystem and diversifying the economy."
 
 UKR_national_startup_fund:0 "Creation of the Ukrainian Startup Fund"
 UKR_national_startup_fund_desc:0 "The Ukrainian Startup Fund (USF), established by the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine's Resolution No. 740 of July 12, 2019, is a state fund with an initial budget of 440 million hryvnias (about $18 million). The fund's mission is to provide early-stage funding for technology startups through a transparent selection process. USF offers grants at the pre-seed stage of up to $25,000 and at the seed stage up to $50,000, with the possibility of receiving both grants for a total of up to $75,000. By the end of 2020, USF had funded more than 80 startups for a total of about $2 million, and by 2021 - more than 200 projects. The government expects that by 2025, startups supported by USF will create more than 10,000 high-paying jobs and attract at least $100 million in foreign investment into the Ukrainian economy."
 
 UKR_diia_city_initiative:0 "Implementation of the Diia City Special Legal Regime"
 UKR_diia_city_initiative_desc:0 "Diia City is a special legal regime for the IT industry, developed by the Ministry of Digital Transformation and adopted by the Verkhovna Rada in 2021 (bills No. 4303 and No. 5376). This regime offers unprecedented tax conditions and legal protection for technology companies in Ukraine. Instead of the standard corporate tax of 18%, Diia City resident companies pay only a 5% tax on distributed profits. For employees, there is a reduced income tax of 5% (instead of the standard 18%), and the unified social contribution is calculated from the minimum wage, not the actual wage. Gig contracts, introduced under the regime, provide flexible employment conditions, combining the benefits of employment and private entrepreneurship. To be a resident of Diia City, a company must have at least 9 employees with an average salary of not less than the equivalent of 1,200 euros per month. According to the Ministry of Digital Transformation's estimates, by 2025, more than 2,000 companies should become residents of Diia City, and Ukraine's IT exports will reach $16.5 billion."
 
 UKR_fund_invest_in_education:0 "Investments in Technical Education"
 UKR_fund_invest_in_education_desc:0 "The Government of Ukraine, in cooperation with leading universities (Igor Sikorsky KPI, V.N. Karazin KhNU, Ivan Franko LNU, Lviv Polytechnic National University), has launched a program to modernize technical education. As part of this initiative, the Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine has allocated more than 250 million hryvnias for updating curricula, creating innovative laboratories, and establishing practical internship programs with technology companies. The 'IT Creative' program has been introduced, providing dual education where students spend part of their time studying at the university and part working in IT companies. In cooperation with EPAM, SoftServe, GlobalLogic, and other IT companies, more than 50 joint laboratories have been created in universities. According to the government, from 2020-2022, the number of IT graduates should increase by 35%, reaching 20,000 people annually, which will help meet the growing demand for specialists, estimated at 30,000-40,000 new jobs annually in Ukraine's IT sector."
 
 UKR_create_innovation_parks:0 "Creation of Regional Innovation Parks"
 UKR_create_innovation_parks_desc:0 "Following the model of the successful UNIT.City innovation park in Kyiv, with an area of 25 hectares and investments of more than $150 million, the Ukrainian government has launched a program to create additional innovation parks in major cities of the country. LvivTech.City is being created in Lviv with an area of 1.8 hectares and investments of more than $95 million, in Kharkiv - Ecopolis KhTZ on the territory of the former Kharkiv Tractor Plant with an area of 150 hectares and planned investments of up to $1 billion, in Odesa - Odesa Innovation Park on 5 hectares. Innovation parks provide office space, research laboratories, startup accelerators, and service infrastructure for technology companies. According to the 'Ukraine - Innovation Nation' strategy developed by the Ministry of Digital Transformation, by 2025, at least 8 full-fledged innovation parks should be created in various regions of the country, which will provide jobs for more than 70,000 specialists and attract investments of at least $2 billion."

 UKR_international_tech_partnerships:0 "Formation of International Technology Partnerships"
 UKR_international_tech_partnerships_desc:0 "The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Ministry of Digital Transformation of Ukraine are actively working to establish partnerships with leading technology ecosystems in the USA, UK, Germany, and other EU countries. In 2019-2021, memoranda of cooperation were signed with Silicon Valley (USA), Tech City UK (UK), Station F (France), and Digital Hub Initiative (Germany). Within the framework of the EU4Digital program, work has been launched to harmonize the digital markets of Ukraine and the EU with funding of more than 11 million euros. The Ukraine Global Innovation Fund has been created with a capitalization of $100 million for joint investments with international venture funds. According to the Ukrainian Venture Capital Association, thanks to international cooperation, the volume of investments in Ukrainian technology companies grew from $336 million in 2019 to more than $500 million in 2020. By 2025, the government plans to increase this figure to $1.5 billion annually. These partnerships contribute to knowledge exchange, investment opportunities, and access to international markets for Ukrainian technology companies."

 UKR_diia_city_benefits:0 "Benefits of Diia City"
 UKR_diia_city_benefits_desc:0 "Companies registered in the Diia City legal regime receive significant tax benefits: a 5% tax on distributed profits instead of the standard corporate tax of 18%, a reduced personal income tax for employees at 5% instead of 18%, and simplified labor regulations. This system is designed to attract both domestic and foreign technology investments. According to the Ministry of Digital Transformation, the tax burden for IT companies is reduced by an average of 40%. New tools for protecting intellectual property and investments have been introduced, including employee stock option plans (ESOPs), guarantees for copyright protection, and confidential information. The Diia City legal regime provides special corporate governance mechanisms, including the possibility of concluding corporate agreements under English law. According to expert forecasts, by 2025, thanks to these advantages, the number of IT specialists in Ukraine will grow from 200,000 to 450,000 people, and Ukrainian IT exports will increase 3-4 times."

 UKR_improved_tech_education:0 "Improved Technical Education"
 UKR_improved_tech_education_desc:0 "The modernization of technical education in Ukrainian universities is producing a new generation of qualified software developers, engineers, and technology entrepreneurs, supporting the growth of the country's innovation economy. More than 30 joint educational programs have been created between universities and leading technology companies. More than 100 hackathons and technology competitions are held annually with a total prize fund of more than 5 million hryvnias. A national IT education platform has been launched with free online courses, which by 2022 had been visited by more than 500,000 Ukrainians. According to a study by the IT Ukraine association, thanks to comprehensive educational initiatives, the average salary in the IT sector has increased by 15-20% and reached $2,500-3,000 per month, which is 5-6 times higher than the average salary in the country. Improved technical education also stimulates the emergence of R&D centers of international companies: from 2019-2021, more than 20 companies, including Amazon, Viber, Ring (Amazon), Snap, and others, opened such centers in Ukraine."

 unlock_decision_tooltip:0 "Unlocks decisions on the development of the Ukrainian startup ecosystem"
 UKR_startup_ecosystem_help:0 "These decisions allow you to strengthen Ukraine's technology sector through strategic investments and policy reforms"

 UKR_anti_corruption_campaign:0 "Launch Anti-Corruption Campaign"
 UKR_anti_corruption_campaign_desc:0 "Following the 'servant of the people' program, our government must fight the endemic corruption that has plagued Ukraine for decades. Drawing inspiration from successful models in Estonia and Georgia, we will implement a comprehensive strategy aimed at transparency in government, digitization of public services, and strengthening anti-corruption institutions. According to World Bank research, reducing opportunities for corruption through e-government has proven effective in transitional economies, reducing incidents of bribery by up to 70% in some sectors. This campaign will require significant political capital but represents a first decisive step towards meaningful reforms."

 UKR_establish_high_anticorruption_court:0 "Establish the High Anti-Corruption Court"
 UKR_establish_high_anticorruption_court_desc:0 "To consolidate our anti-corruption reforms, we need to establish an independent High Anti-Corruption Court with special jurisdiction over corruption cases. International experience from countries like Indonesia and Slovakia shows that specialized anti-corruption courts significantly increase conviction rates and reduce case processing times when properly implemented and insulated from political pressure. Research by the U4 Anti-Corruption Resource Centre indicates that such courts are most successful when judges undergo rigorous vetting and receive competitive compensation to resist bribes. While establishing this institution will temporarily strain our political resources, it will create lasting accountability mechanisms and send a powerful signal to both domestic and international stakeholders that Ukraine is committed to the rule of law."
 #In-game Relations
 diplomatic_treaty_ukr:0 "Diplomatic Agreement"
 diplomatic_treaty_ukr_desc:0 "This agreement strengthens relations between our countries and promotes the development of bilateral ties."
 #Main Focus - National Renewal Strategy
 UKR_path_to_new_ukraine:0 "Path to a New Ukraine"
 UKR_path_to_new_ukraine_desc:0 "After decades of uncertainty and external threats, under President Zelensky's leadership, Ukraine stands on the threshold of historic change. The successfully initiated economic transformation allows us to define key vectors for the nation's development. We must modernize our economy, ensure energy security, strengthen defense capabilities, and revive the national spirit. Our national renewal strategy will affect all aspects of the country's life - from energy and industry to education and culture. Only a strong, independent, prosperous Ukraine will have a full-fledged voice in international relations and ensure a dignified future for the next generations of its citizens."
 UKR_new_path_tooltip:0 "Opens opportunities for comprehensive development of Ukraine in three key areas: energy security, military modernization, and national revival."
 #Nuclear Safety and Energy
 UKR_chernobyl_legacy:0 "Chernobyl Legacy"
 UKR_chernobyl_legacy_desc:0 "The Chernobyl disaster of 1986 left an indelible mark on the history of Ukraine and the entire world. The completion of the New Safe Confinement ('Arch') over the destroyed fourth power unit - a grandiose engineering project costing more than 2 billion euros - allows us to seal the reactor for the next 100 years and prevent the release of radioactive substances into the environment. This unique structure, 110 meters high and weighing 36,000 tons, created in cooperation with international partners, is the largest movable land structure in the world. The 'Arch' not only solves the environmental problems of the exclusion zone but also demonstrates Ukraine's ability to implement technologically complex projects of world-class scale. By continuing international cooperation in this field, we will not only secure the exclusion zone for future generations but also become global experts in nuclear safety, paving the way for further safe development of nuclear energy."
 UKR_modernize_nuclear_facilities:0 "Modernization of Nuclear Power Plants"
 UKR_modernize_nuclear_facilities_desc:0 "Nuclear energy accounts for more than half of Ukraine's energy balance. Four operating nuclear power plants (Zaporizhzhia, Rivne, South Ukraine, and Khmelnytskyi) with 15 power units and a total capacity of more than 13 GW are strategic objects of national security. The large-scale modernization program includes the implementation of modern safety systems according to IAEA standards, updating automation and control equipment, replacing outdated systems and components, as well as extending the operational life of power units. Special attention is paid to the development of new nuclear fuel technologies that reduce dependence on imported supplies and increase economic efficiency. The modernization also provides for the implementation of modern spent nuclear fuel storage systems and solving the problem of radioactive waste. By 2030, our nuclear power plants should meet the strictest international safety and efficiency standards, which will not only extend their service life but also significantly increase their productivity and reliability."
 UKR_energy_independence:0 "Energy Independence"
 UKR_energy_independence_desc:0 "For decades, energy dependence has been Ukraine's Achilles' heel, making us vulnerable to political and economic pressure. Today, we are finally able to ensure complete energy independence. Our strategy includes the development of synthetic fuels, construction of plants for hydrogen production from nuclear energy, and complete abandonment of Russian energy imports. Modernization of the gas transportation system, development of renewable energy sources, and creation of a closed cycle of nuclear fuel production will transform Ukraine from a hostage of neighboring countries' energy policies into a fully self-sufficient state capable of exporting surplus energy to the European Union. The introduction of the latest energy-saving technologies and smart grids will significantly increase the efficiency of our industrial enterprises, reduce resource consumption, and strengthen the country's economic sovereignty. This is not just an economic issue - it is a matter of national security and sovereignty that will determine the future of our state for decades to come."
 UKR_energy_self_sufficiency:0 "Energy Self-Sufficiency"
 UKR_factory_efficiency_increase:0 "Production efficiency is significantly increased due to stable energy supply and the introduction of new energy-saving technologies"
 #Military Modernization
 UKR_military_adaptability:0 "Military Adaptability"
 UKR_military_adaptability_desc:0 "Ukraine is focusing on the development of military engineering, repair capabilities, and adaptation of weapons to modern realities. In conditions of unstable supplies and resource shortages, the ability to quickly restore damaged equipment, modernize outdated equipment, and effectively use captured weapons plays a key role. We are expanding the network of repair bases and creating mobile maintenance brigades capable of conducting field repairs even in difficult combat conditions. Additionally, the military education system is being reformed to provide training for highly qualified specialists in mechanics, electronics, and ballistics. Modern technologies and creative engineering solutions will minimize dependence on imports, increase combat capability, and strengthen the country's defense potential."
 UKR_military_adaptability_idea:0 "Military Adaptation"
 UKR_military_adaptability_tooltip:0 "Ukraine's defense industry and engineering units focus on adapting, modernizing, and restoring military equipment. Experienced engineers and technical personnel ensure rapid conversion and repair of equipment, minimizing dependence on external supplies. Educational programs and personnel training contribute to the development of technical specialties in the army, improving the efficiency of field repairs and logistics. Flexibility and technological adaptation allow the use of captured and outdated weapons with maximum efficiency, ensuring army sustainability under limited resources."
 UKR_military_industrial_complex:0 "Military-Industrial Complex"
 UKR_military_industrial_complex_desc:0 "The Ukrainian defense industry has enormous potential, inherited from Soviet times, and is capable of providing the army with modern domestically produced weapons. The state concern 'Ukroboronprom', which unites more than 100 enterprises in five main branches of the defense industry, is ready to establish serial production of modern weapons and military equipment. Priority areas include: production of 'Oplot' tanks with enhanced protection and powerful 125-mm guns, BTR-4 with 'Parus' combat module, modernized 'Verba' and 'Vilkha' MLRS with increased range and accuracy, 'Stugna-P' and 'Korsar' anti-tank systems capable of defeating modern armored vehicles, as well as unmanned systems for various purposes. \n\nDeconservation and repair of 120 modern tanks with their subsequent transfer to the Armed Forces of Ukraine will be the first step towards complete re-equipment of our armored forces. Special attention is paid to the development and production of high-precision ammunition."
 UKR_unique_tank_mods:0 "Unlocks access to unique Ukrainian armor modernizations, including the 'Knife' active protection system, new generation dynamic protection complexes, modern sighting complexes, and fire control systems"
 UKR_special_forces_equipment:0 "Special Operations Forces Equipment"
 UKR_special_forces_equipment_desc:0 "Modern conflicts require modern solutions. Ukraine's special operations forces should become an elite, highly effective tool for protecting national interests both on its territory and beyond. The equipment program includes the purchase and development of unmanned aerial and ground-based reconnaissance systems, modern communication equipment with multi-level encryption, high-precision sniper systems for various tactical tasks, non-lethal weapons for special operations, and individual soldier equipment according to NATO standards. Special attention is paid to the development of intelligence capabilities, including the training of specialists for agent work, radio interception, and cyber operations, as well as improving the skills of counter-sabotage operations and counter-terrorism. Equipped with the latest domestic and Western equipment, our special operations forces will become not only the elite of the Ukrainian army but also a powerful tool for ensuring national security in complex geopolitical conditions."
 #National Revival
 UKR_decommunization:0 "Decommunization"
 UKR_decommunization_desc:0 "The Soviet legacy has long hindered the development of the Ukrainian state. The process of decommunization is a painful but necessary stage of cleansing national memory and overcoming post-Soviet complexes. The package of decommunization laws provides for the prohibition of communist and Nazi symbols and propaganda, opening the archives of Soviet special services (especially the KGB and its predecessors), renaming settlements, streets, and squares bearing the names of communist figures, dismantling monuments to Soviet figures, and installing new monuments to heroes of Ukraine. Thousands of monuments to Lenin and other figures of the communist regime were dismantled throughout the country, hundreds of settlements were renamed (for example, Dnipropetrovsk became Dnipro, Kirovohrad became Kropyvnytskyi) and thousands of streets. Despite the temporary decline in public support and possible conflicts, especially in the eastern and southern regions where pro-Soviet sentiments are strong, these measures are necessary for the formation of a new Ukrainian identity free from the totalitarian past. The policy of decommunization is aimed at the final destruction of the remnants of the totalitarian past - from the symbolic level to the change of public consciousness."
 UKR_decommunization_decisions:0 "Opens the 'Decommunization' category of decisions, allowing specific measures to be taken to eliminate the Soviet legacy, rename objects, and update historical memory"
 soviet_legacy:0 "Soviet legacy"
 #UKR_decommunization
 #Main event
 ukraine.1000.t:0 "Decommunization of Ukraine"
 ukraine.1000.d:0 "Since gaining independence in 1991, Ukraine's political and intellectual elite has sought to define its own historical narrative distinct from the Soviet one. Nevertheless, the Soviet legacy remains deeply rooted in public spaces, the educational system, and historical memory. Monuments to Soviet figures still stand in city squares, streets and entire settlements bear the names of communist leaders, and history textbooks maintain outdated interpretations of events.\n\nDecommunization represents a process of critically revisiting the Soviet period of history and removing its symbolic presence from the public space. However, this process sparks fierce debates. The radical wing advocates for a complete cleansing of public space from the communist heritage and rewriting history from a more nationalistic perspective. Moderate forces insist on a more balanced approach - criticizing the totalitarian aspects of the regime while preserving the positive aspects of social development during the Soviet period.\n\nWhat approach shall we choose at this critical moment in Ukraine's history?"
 ukraine.1000.a:0 "It's time to reconsider our relationship with the Soviet past"
 UKR_decommunization_begin_tt:0 "We are beginning the process of decommunization in Ukraine. Our decisions will determine the country's future attitude toward the Soviet past."

 #Event 1: Digital Archive of Repressions
 ukraine.1001.t:0 "Digital Archive of Political Repressions"
 ukraine.1001.d:0 "Between 1917 and 1991, millions of Ukrainians became victims of political repressions. The Holodomor of 1932-1933 claimed the lives of up to 4 million Ukrainians. During the Great Terror of 1937-1938, hundreds of thousands were executed or sent to the GULAG. Subsequent waves of repressions and deportations, including the mass eviction of Crimean Tatars in 1944, continued this tragic history.\n\nThe archives of the KGB and other Soviet authorities contain an enormous quantity of documents about these crimes. Creating a digital archive of repressions could help preserve the memory of victims, provide relatives with information about the fate of their loved ones, and contribute to historical justice.\n\nHowever, a question arises about how exactly to organize this archive. Should full and unrestricted access to all documents be provided, including personal files of victims and informants? Or should access to especially sensitive data be restricted, protecting the right to privacy? Perhaps it would be better to leave these archives closed to avoid reopening old wounds?"
 ukraine.1001.a:0 "Create a complete digital archive with free access"
 ukraine.1001.b:0 "Provide limited access, protecting personal data"
 ukraine.1001.c:0 "Leave the archives in their current state"
 UKR_full_archive_access_tt:0 "§RRadical approach:§! Complete opening of archives will cause public resonance and indignation among supporters of leftist ideas. Many will learn about the fates of their relatives, but informant data will also be made public, leading to conflicts."
 UKR_moderate_archive_access_tt:0 "§YModerate approach:§! A selective approach to opening archives will preserve the memory of victims without violating the privacy of descendants of both victims and those guilty of repressions."
 UKR_nope_archive_access_tt:0 "§GStatus quo:§! Keeping archives closed will prevent social upheaval but will hinder the process of historical reconciliation."

 #Event 2: Dismantling of Soviet Monuments
 ukraine.1002.t:0 "Dismantling of Soviet Monuments"
 ukraine.1002.d:0 "Ukraine's urban spaces are saturated with monuments from the Soviet era. Statues of Lenin, Dzerzhinsky, Shchors, and other figures of the communist regime can be found in every major city. Many of these figures are directly connected to political repressions and the forced Sovietization of Ukraine.\n\nFelix Dzerzhinsky, founder of the Cheka, organized mass political repressions. Nikolai Shchors commanded Bolshevik troops during the civil war. Grigory Petrovsky, after whom an entire district of Kyiv was named, signed documents on mass executions and collectivization that led to the Holodomor.\n\nThe question of dismantling these monuments has become the subject of public discussion. Some demand the complete removal of all monuments associated with the communist past. Others suggest a more selective approach - removing monuments to the most odious figures but preserving monuments dedicated to cultural figures or war heroes. Still others insist on preserving the monuments as part of cultural heritage, regardless of their political context."
 ukraine.1002.a:0 "Dismantle all Soviet monuments without exception"
 ukraine.1002.b:0 "Let the people decide the fate of the monuments themselves"
 ukraine.1002.c:0 "Dismantle only monuments to those involved in repressions"
 ukraine.1002.m:0 "Preserve monuments as historical heritage"
 UKR_full_monuments_removal_tt:0 "§RRadical approach:§! Total dismantling of all Soviet monuments will cause division in society but will demonstrate a decisive break with the communist past."
 UKR_crowd_monuments_removal_tt:0 "§RRadical approach:§! Spontaneous destruction of monuments ('Leninopad') will create an atmosphere of civil disobedience and lead to episodes of violence, but will become a symbol of people's rejection of Soviet ideology."
 UKR_selective_monuments_removal_tt:0 "§YModerate approach:§! Selective dismantling will allow preservation of culturally significant monuments while getting rid of symbols of repression."
 UKR_keep_monuments_tt:0 "§GStatus quo:§! Preserving monuments will save financial costs and social conflicts but will slow down the process of national identification."

 #Event 3: Opening KGB Archives
 ukraine.1003.t:0 "Opening KGB Archives"
 ukraine.1003.d:0 "The KGB archives contain extensive information not only about the victims of repressions but also about the methods of Soviet secret services, their agent networks, and operations. These documents could shed light on many dark pages of Ukrainian history: forced collectivization, the Holodomor, mass executions, deportations, persecution of dissidents.\n\nFor instance, the archives contain documents about the activities of the infamous Vasily Blokhin, the chief executioner of the NKVD who personally shot thousands of people. Or materials about Pavel Sudoplatov, the organizer of assassinations of Ukrainian nationalist leaders abroad.\n\nHowever, opening these archives carries risks. Many documents contain confidential information about citizens, including those who collaborated with state security organs. Complete disclosure of such materials could lead to public conflicts and even acts of vengeance.\n\nWhat policy should be pursued regarding these archives?"
 ukraine.1003.a:0 "Fully open all archives to the public"
 ukraine.1003.b:0 "Provide access only to historians and researchers"
 ukraine.1003.c:0 "Provide limited access to selected materials"
 ukraine.1003.m:0 "Extend the state secrecy period for these documents"
 UKR_full_archives_tt:0 "§RRadical approach:§! Complete disclosure of archives will lead to high-profile revelations, public conflicts, and reassessment of historical events."
 UKR_historians_archives_tt:0 "§YModerate approach:§! Providing access only to professional historians will ensure scientific study of documents without excessive public resonance."
 UKR_limited_archives_tt:0 "§YModerate approach:§! Limited access to selected materials will allow gradual integration of new historical facts into public consciousness."
 UKR_keep_archives_secret_tt:0 "§GStatus quo:§! Maintaining the secrecy of archives will prevent possible conflicts but will hinder the process of historical reconciliation."

 #Event 4: Historical Education Reform
 ukraine.1004.t:0 "Historical Education Reform"
 ukraine.1004.d:0 "School and university history textbooks have long been formed under the influence of Soviet historiography. Many events, especially those related to the Ukrainian national liberation movement, were distorted or silenced.\n\nFor example, the Ukrainian People's Republic (1917-1921) was presented as a bourgeois nationalist formation rather than an attempt to create an independent democratic state. The Holodomor of 1932-1933 was either not mentioned at all or described as an inevitable consequence of crop failure rather than as a result of deliberate policy by the Soviet leadership.\n\nNow we face the task of reforming historical education. Should we completely revise the Soviet interpretation of history and present the RSFSR as an occupier of Ukrainian lands? Or should we strive for a more objective, scientifically based presentation of historical events, recognizing both negative and positive aspects of the Soviet period?"
 ukraine.1004.a:0 "Rewrite history: The RSFSR was an occupier of Ukraine"
 ukraine.1004.b:0 "Leave existing textbooks unchanged"
 ukraine.1004.c:0 "Create objective textbooks based on historical facts"
 ukraine.1004.m:0 "Emphasize the repressions and crimes of the regime"
 UKR_radical_education_reform_tt:0 "§RRadical approach:§! Complete rewriting of history from nationalist positions will break the connection with the Soviet historical narrative but may lead to new distortions."
 UKR_no_education_reform_tt:0 "§GStatus quo:§! Preserving existing textbooks will save resources but will conserve outdated interpretations of history."
 UKR_balanced_education_reform_tt:0 "§YModerate approach:§! Creating objective textbooks based on historical facts will help form critical thinking in the younger generation."
 UKR_emphasis_crimes_education_tt:0 "§YModerate-radical approach:§! Emphasis on the crimes of the regime will highlight its totalitarian nature while maintaining recognition of the social achievements of the Soviet period."

 #Event 5: Institute of National Memory
 ukraine.1005.t:0 "Creation of the Institute of National Memory"
 ukraine.1005.d:0 "For systematic work with historical heritage and formation of a new memory policy, it is proposed to create a specialized institution - the Institute of National Memory. This institute could coordinate archival research, develop recommendations for education reform, deal with memorialization of victims of totalitarian regimes, and conduct educational activities.\n\nHowever, a question arises about what mission exactly this institute should fulfill. Should it become an instrument of decommunization and Europeanization, promoting Western values and interpretations of history? Or should it strive for historical objectivity, recognizing the complexity and ambiguity of the past?\n\nSpecial attention could be paid to the Holodomor - one of the most tragic pages of Ukrainian history. Creating a special research center dedicated to this tragedy could contribute to a deeper understanding of its causes and consequences.\n\nWhich model of the Institute of National Memory do we choose?"
 ukraine.1005.a:0 "Institute as an instrument of decommunization and Europeanization"
 ukraine.1005.b:0 "Waste of money - reject the creation of the institute"
 ukraine.1005.c:0 "Institute as a means of historical objectivity"
 ukraine.1005.m:0 "Create a special institute for studying the Holodomor"
 UKR_european_memory_tt:0 "§RRadical approach:§! The institute will actively promote European values and interpretations of history, contributing to Ukraine's integration into the Western cultural context."
 UKR_no_memory_institute_tt:0 "§GStatus quo:§! Refusing to create the institute will save budget funds but will make it difficult to form a systematic memory policy."
 UKR_objective_memory_tt:0 "§YModerate approach:§! The institute will strive for historical objectivity, recognizing the complexity and ambiguity of the past."
 UKR_holodomor_memory_tt:0 "§YModerate-radical approach:§! Focus on Holodomor research will emphasize the tragic nature of Soviet policy towards Ukraine but maintain a scientific approach to history."

 #Final event
 ukraine.1006.t:0 "Results of Decommunization"
 ukraine.1006.d:0 "The process of decommunization that we initiated is coming to its logical conclusion. We have made a series of decisions that determined our state's attitude towards the Soviet past and ways of interpreting it. Now it is time to evaluate the results of this policy and its impact on Ukrainian society.\n\nOur decisions have formed a certain approach to historical heritage, which will determine public discourse and national identity for years to come. What legacy do we leave to future generations? What lessons will they draw from our memory policy?"
 ukraine.1006.a:0 "Radical decommunization successfully completed!"
 ukraine.1006.b:0 "Moderate decommunization has borne fruit"
 ukraine.1006.c:0 "Mixed approach gave ambiguous results"
 ukraine.1006.m:0 "The process of decommunization has failed..."
 UKR_radical_path_completed_tt:0 "§RRadical decommunization:§! We have completely severed ties with the Soviet past, rewritten history from nationalist positions, and cleansed public space of communist symbolism. This has caused certain tensions in society but strengthened Ukrainian national identity and accelerated integration into the Western cultural context."
 UKR_moderate_path_completed_tt:0 "§YModerate decommunization:§! We have critically revised the Soviet heritage, recognized the crimes of the totalitarian regime, but maintained an objective approach to history. This has contributed to public reconciliation and the formation of a more mature national identity based on facts rather than myths."
 UKR_mixed_path_completed_tt:0 "§YMixed approach:§! Our decisions were not consistent, which led to ambiguous results. In some areas we showed radicalism, in others - moderation or even conservatism. This created certain confusion in historical policy but allowed us to take into account the diversity of opinions in Ukrainian society."
 UKR_bad_path_completed_tt:0 "§GFailure of decommunization:§! We could not develop a clear policy regarding the Soviet heritage, which led to the preservation of old interpretations of history and symbolism. This slowed down the formation of a modern Ukrainian identity and caused disappointment among patriotically minded citizens."
 UKR_decommunization_category:0 "Decommunization Measures"
 UKR_decommunization_category_desc:0 "Decommunization remains a crucial aspect of Ukraine's historical policy, aiming to remove Soviet legacy, strengthen national identity, and reshape historical narratives. These measures range from dismantling Soviet-era monuments to reforming historical education and opening intelligence archives. While controversial, these actions play a significant role in shaping Ukraine’s future."

 UKR_digital_repressions_archive:0 "Digitization of Repression Archives"
 UKR_digital_repressions_archive_desc:0 "Ukraine undertakes a large-scale effort to digitize and analyze Soviet-era repression archives. This initiative aims to document political repressions, honor the memory of victims, and make historical records publicly accessible. By doing so, Ukraine strengthens historical justice and ensures that past crimes are never forgotten."

 UKR_monuments_removal:0 "Dismantling Soviet Monuments"
 UKR_monuments_removal_desc:0 "A nationwide program to remove Soviet monuments and communist symbols. This effort aims to eliminate the lingering influence of Soviet ideology in Ukraine’s public spaces, replacing them with symbols of national unity and resistance. However, such actions remain contentious, as some view them as historical erasure rather than necessary progress."

 UKR_kgb_archives:0 "Declassification of KGB Archives"
 UKR_kgb_archives_desc:0 "Following the steps of other post-Soviet states, Ukraine proceeds with the declassification of KGB archives. The opening of these files allows historians and the public to examine past Soviet operations, revealing details about surveillance, purges, and the suppression of dissent. This move is a major step toward transparency but also stirs political and diplomatic tensions."

 UKR_history_education_reform:0 "Reform of Historical Education"
 UKR_history_education_reform_desc:0 "The government initiates a reform of history education, ensuring that Soviet-era narratives are critically reevaluated. The curriculum now emphasizes Ukrainian national history, resistance movements, and the impact of Soviet policies. This reform is seen as vital for strengthening national consciousness, but it also sparks debates over historical objectivity."

 UKR_national_memory_institute:0 "National Memory Institute"
 UKR_national_memory_institute_desc:0 "A new institution dedicated to preserving historical memory and countering Soviet-era revisionism. The National Memory Institute conducts research, raises public awareness, and supports the legal framework for decommunization. Its work is instrumental in shaping Ukraine’s historical policy, though its role remains controversial among certain political groups."

 UKR_radical_decommunization_complete:0 "Radical Decommunization"
 UKR_radical_decommunization_complete_desc:0 "With a decisive break from the Soviet past, Ukraine has fully implemented radical decommunization. The dismantling of communist symbols, purging of pro-Soviet elements from state institutions, and strict ideological policies ensure the irreversibility of this course. While this strengthens national resilience, it also deepens ideological divisions with leftist movements."

 UKR_moderate_decommunization_complete:0 "Moderate Decommunization"
 UKR_moderate_decommunization_complete_desc:0 "Ukraine has adopted a balanced approach to decommunization, removing Soviet-era influences while maintaining political stability. The country prioritizes democratic values and academic progress, gradually reforming institutions without radical purges. This strategy fosters economic growth and international cooperation while avoiding excessive polarization."

 UKR_mixed_decommunization_outcome:0 "Mixed Approach to Decommunization"
 UKR_mixed_decommunization_outcome_desc:0 "A pragmatic course has been taken in decommunization, blending elements of reform and continuity. While communist and far-right ideologies lose influence, social democrats gain more presence in national discourse. The approach balances ideological transformation with economic pragmatism, promoting academic and social development."  

 soviet_legacy:0 "Soviet Legacy"
 UKR_ukrainian_renaissance:0 "Ukrainian Renaissance"
 UKR_ukrainian_renaissance_desc:0 "The revival of Ukrainian culture, language, and identity is not just a symbolic gesture but a strategic necessity in the conditions of information confrontation. The cultural revival of Ukraine is no less important than economic development or strengthening defense capabilities. State support for Ukrainian cinema (through the system of grants and subsidies from the State Film Agency), literature (the 'Ukrainian Book' program), music, theater, and other arts will attract creative youth and create conditions for the formation of a new cultural elite. Ukrainization of the information space through a system of quotas for Ukrainian-language content on radio and television, launching new cultural projects and channels, increasing the competitiveness of Ukrainian media products against Russian cultural expansion. \n\nThe 'Cultural Diplomacy' program provides for holding festivals of Ukrainian culture abroad, participating in international creative projects, and creating a positive image of the country. By strengthening our cultural identity, we create the basis for national unity and resist external information threats."
 UKR_cultural_reforms:0 "Cultural Reforms"
 UKR_culture_decisions:0 "Opens the 'Cultural Development' category of decisions, expanding opportunities for supporting national culture, the Ukrainian language, and promoting cultural projects"
 UKR_education_reform:0 "Education Reform"
 UKR_education_reform_desc:0 "The future of the nation is formed in classrooms and laboratories. School education is being transformed with an emphasis on a competency-based approach, introducing 12-year education with specialized education in senior classes. In higher education, university autonomy will be strengthened, anti-plagiarism systems and mechanisms of academic integrity will be implemented, and double diploma programs with European universities will be developed. Special attention is paid to the development of exact sciences, IT education, and engineering specialties to ensure technological breakthrough. The reform provides for the creation of a network of modern research laboratories with the latest equipment, attracting foreign scientists, and returning Ukrainian scientific personnel from abroad."
 UKR_education_future:0 "Education of the Future"
 # Technologies and Ideas
 UKR_nuclear_reactor_up:0 "Nuclear Reactor Modernization"
 UKR_synth_resources:0 "Synthetic Resources"

 # COVID Focuses
 UKR_address_covid_threat:0 "Address the COVID-19 Threat"
 UKR_address_covid_threat_desc:0 "The novel coronavirus, rapidly spreading across the globe, has reached our nation's borders.  The COVID-19 pandemic poses an unprecedented threat not only to the health of our citizens but also to the economic stability and national security of Ukraine.  The government must take immediate action to protect the population, mobilize medical resources, and minimize the socio-economic consequences of the crisis.  The time to act decisively is now - every day of delay could cost hundreds of lives and billions of hryvnias.  Only coordinated efforts from all branches of government and society will allow Ukraine to overcome this global challenge with minimal losses."

 # COVID Decision Names
 UKR_implement_adaptive_quarantine:0 "Implement Adaptive Quarantine"
 UKR_expand_healthcare_budget:0 "Expand Healthcare Budget"
 UKR_healthy_nation_program:0 "Launch the 'Healthy Nation' Program"
 UKR_vaccinate_population:0 "Vaccinate the Population"
 UKR_enforce_lockdowns:0 "Enforce Strict Lockdowns"
 UKR_use_army_aganist_covid:0 "Utilize the Army Against COVID-19"

 # COVID Decision Descriptions
 UKR_implement_adaptive_quarantine_desc:0 "In the face of the rapidly spreading COVID-19 pandemic, traditional methods of combating epidemics are proving ineffective.  Adaptive quarantine will allow us to implement restrictions based on the epidemiological situation in specific regions, dividing the country into 'zones' of varying levels of risk. This will help maintain a balance between the health of citizens and the functioning of the economy."

 UKR_expand_healthcare_budget_desc:0 "Ukraine's healthcare system was unprepared for a large-scale pandemic.  Urgently expanding the funding of the medical sector will allow us to purchase necessary equipment for hospitals, create additional bed capacity, and provide medical personnel with personal protective equipment.  Investing in healthcare is not just a measure against COVID-19, but a strategic investment in the future of the nation."

 UKR_healthy_nation_program_desc:0 "The pandemic has shown how important the overall health of the population is in resisting new threats.  The 'Healthy Nation' program will include information campaigns on disease prevention, the promotion of healthy lifestyles, and measures to strengthen the immunity of citizens.  Special attention will be paid to the development of sports at home: a series of online workouts, recommendations for organizing physical activity in a confined space, and advice on strengthening immunity through proper nutrition and daily routines. Through television and social media, citizens will have access to quality educational materials that will help them maintain their health even under quarantine restrictions. Let our people emerge from the pandemic stronger and healthier than ever before."

 UKR_vaccinate_population_desc:0 "With the advent of vaccines against COVID-19, the path to the final victory over the pandemic is opening.  Mass vaccination of the population requires significant organizational efforts and resources, but it is the only reliable way to return to normal life.  By creating an effective vaccination program, we will not only protect the health of our citizens, but also strengthen the country's standing on the international stage."

 UKR_enforce_lockdowns_desc:0 "In the face of a critical increase in the incidence of the disease, we are forced to take decisive measures.  The introduction of a strict lockdown will temporarily limit economic activity and the freedom of movement of citizens, but will break the chains of virus transmission and reduce the burden on the medical system.  Strict restrictions today mean saved lives tomorrow."

 UKR_use_army_aganist_covid_desc:0 "In an emergency situation, it is necessary to use all available resources.  Servicemen of the Armed Forces of Ukraine can provide invaluable assistance in the fight against the pandemic: from deploying field hospitals to ensuring compliance with quarantine measures.  Army discipline and organization will help us overcome the crisis with minimal losses."

 # COVID Effects and Tooltips
 UKR_adaptive_quarantine_tooltip:0 "The introduction of adaptive quarantine will allow for a more flexible response to the epidemiological situation in different regions."
 UKR_expanded_healthcare_budget_tooltip:0 "Additional funding for healthcare will help deal with the crisis, but will temporarily reduce budget revenues."
 UKR_healthy_nation_initiative_tooltip:0 "The 'Healthy Nation' program will increase public awareness of COVID-19 prevention and improve public health."
 # COVID Decision Category
 UKR_covid_response_decisions:0 "Combating the COVID-19 Pandemic"
 UKR_covid_response_decisions_desc:0 "The coronavirus pandemic has become a serious challenge for Ukraine.  The government must take a number of measures to contain the spread of the infection, support the healthcare system, and minimize economic losses.  How quickly the country can overcome the crisis and return to normal life depends on the effectiveness of these decisions."

 # COVID National Spirits
 UKR_adaptive_quarantine:0 "Adaptive Quarantine"
 UKR_adaptive_quarantine_desc:0 "A system of restrictive measures based on dividing the country's territory into zones with different levels of epidemiological risk.  Each zone has its own set of restrictions depending on the incidence rates.  This approach allows to contain the spread of infection without completely stopping economic activity throughout the country, but requires significant administrative resources for monitoring and coordination."

 UKR_expanded_healthcare_budget:0 "Expanded Healthcare Budget"
 UKR_expanded_healthcare_budget_desc:0 "A significant increase in funding for the medical sector to combat the pandemic.  Additional funds are allocated for the purchase of ventilators, oxygen concentrators, personal protective equipment for medical workers, expansion of bed capacity, and additional payments to medical personnel.  These expenses place a heavy burden on the state budget, but are necessary to save the lives of citizens and prevent the collapse of the healthcare system."

 UKR_healthy_nation_initiative:0 "'Healthy Nation' Initiative"
 UKR_healthy_nation_initiative_desc:0 "A comprehensive state program aimed at strengthening the health of the population during the pandemic.  It includes a broad information campaign on COVID-19 prevention, the promotion of home exercise, recommendations for proper nutrition and daily routines to maintain immunity.  Participants in the program – famous athletes, doctors, and nutritionists – regularly conduct online classes and consultations.  The initiative not only helps citizens stay in shape during quarantine, but also promotes a more responsible attitude towards their own health."

 UKR_covid_crisis:0 "COVID-19 Crisis"
 UKR_covid_crisis_desc:0 "The coronavirus pandemic has caused a serious crisis in healthcare, the economy, and the social sphere.  Overcrowded hospitals, shortages of medical personnel and equipment, falling production, rising unemployment, and social tension – all this has become a reality for Ukraine.  The state is forced to balance between the need for strict quarantine measures to protect the health of citizens and maintaining economic activity.  Overcoming the crisis requires making difficult, sometimes unpopular decisions and mobilizing all available resources."

 # COVID-19 Start Event
 ukraine.400.t:0 "COVID-19 Reaches Ukraine"
 ukraine.400.d:0 "Today, the first case of COVID-19 was confirmed in Ukraine.  The patient, who had returned from abroad, was hospitalized in an isolation ward.  His condition is assessed as stable.  The Ministry of Health reports that all persons who have been in contact with him are under medical supervision.\n\nExperts warn that this is only the beginning.  The experience of other countries shows how quickly the new coronavirus can spread.  Our healthcare system, weakened by years of underfunding, may not be ready for a large-scale epidemic.\n\nThe government has already begun to develop an action plan to counter the spread of the virus.  However, much will depend on how seriously society takes this threat and whether it will observe the necessary precautions."
 ukraine.400.a:0 "We must take decisive action."

 # COVID-19 End Event
 ukraine.401.t:0 "The COVID-19 Pandemic is Defeated"
 ukraine.401.d:0 "Today, the Ministry of Health of Ukraine announced the complete lifting of all anti-epidemic restrictions related to COVID-19.  Over the past two months, the number of new cases has consistently remained at a minimum level, and the healthcare system is operating normally.\n\nThe pandemic has been a serious challenge for our country.  We have lost many citizens, the economy has suffered significant damage, and some industries have not yet returned to pre-crisis levels.  However, the crisis also showed the ability of Ukrainian society to unite in the face of a threat and adapt to new realities.\n\nThe country's medical system has undergone significant development, new protocols for the treatment and prevention of infectious diseases have been introduced.  Many citizens have become more responsible about their health and hygiene.  These positive changes will remain with us even after the pandemic ends.\n\nAlthough COVID-19 has not completely disappeared, it no longer poses such a serious threat to public health as before.  Ukraine can finally turn this page of history and focus on recovery and development."
 ukraine.401.a:0 "We have endured this trial."

 # Tooltip for effect
 UKR_covid_tt:0 "The COVID-19 pandemic in Ukraine..."
 UKR_covid_over_tt:0 "The COVID-19 pandemic in Ukraine is over."

 # Decision category
 UKR_against_occupiers:0 "Confronting the Aggressor"
 UKR_against_occupiers_desc:0 "In this hour of trial, we must use all possible means to resist Russian aggression. Through diplomatic and military methods, we will ensure Ukraine's sovereignty."
 
 # International support decisions
 UKR_resistance_coalition:0 "Form a Resistance Coalition"
 UKR_resistance_coalition_desc:0 "Russia counted on the disunity of the international community. We need to create a coalition of democratic countries to support our struggle. European partners are ready to provide political and material support to Ukraine in confronting aggression."
 
 UKR_idea_resistance_coalition:0 "Resistance Coalition"
 UKR_idea_resistance_coalition_desc:0 "A united coalition of Western countries provides political, economic, and military support to Ukraine. This strengthens our position in the diplomatic arena and raises the morale of the population."
 
 UKR_regional_alliance:0 "Regional Defense Alliance"
 UKR_regional_alliance_desc:0 "Eastern European countries, sharing a common experience of resisting Russian pressure, are ready for closer defensive cooperation. Poland, the Baltic states, and Ukraine can create a regional bloc that will strengthen our collective security."
 
 UKR_idea_regional_alliance:0 "Eastern European Defense Alliance"
 UKR_idea_regional_alliance_desc:0 "Joint efforts of Eastern European countries to counter the Russian threat. The alliance provides for intelligence sharing, coordination of military actions, and logistical support."
 
 UKR_idea_regional_alliance_member:0 "Member of the Eastern European Defense Alliance"
 UKR_idea_regional_alliance_member_desc:0 "Our country is part of a regional alliance aimed at deterring Russian aggression in Eastern Europe."
 
 UKR_lend_lease_program:0 "Lend-Lease Program"
 UKR_lend_lease_program_desc:0 "Our Western partners are ready to provide necessary weapons and military equipment through a program similar to the historical US aid to allies during World War II. This is critically important for our ability to resist superior enemy forces."
 
 UKR_idea_lend_lease:0 "Western Lend-Lease"
 UKR_idea_lend_lease_desc:0 "Hundreds of weapons and thousands of equipment units are coming to the Ukrainian army from Western allies, significantly increasing our combat capability and allowing us to compensate for the enemy's numerical superiority."
 
 #Flot and Port
 UKR_port_infrastructure_investment:0 "Modernization of Odesa Port Infrastructure"
 UKR_port_infrastructure_investment_desc:0 "After the loss of Crimea and Russian aggression, the Odesa Port becomes a critically important node of the national economy. Before 2014, the port processed over 25 million tons of cargo annually, but the loss of Crimea reduced cargo turnover by 40%. Modernization includes expanding container terminals, reconstructing berth facilities, and implementing modern logistics technologies. Our goal is to increase cargo turnover to 35 million tons and transform Odesa into a key transport hub of the Black Sea region."

 UKR_maritime_revival:0 "Revival of Naval Potential"
 UKR_maritime_revival_desc:0 "After the annexation of Crimea, the Ukrainian Navy lost over 70% of its fleet. Today, two patrol boats of the 'Island' project remain in service - 'Glory to Ukraine' and 'Independence'. The fleet revival strategy involves creating a modern base in Odesa, purchasing new patrol vessels, and developing maritime aviation. Special emphasis is placed on light, high-speed boats capable of effectively operating in asymmetric warfare conditions."

 UKR_convoy_fleet_development:0 "Development of Maritime Trade"
 UKR_convoy_fleet_development_desc:0 "The trade war with Russia led to a collapse of bilateral trade from $38 billion in 2013 to less than $4 billion in 2022. Ukraine is forced to restructure logistics routes. The merchant fleet development program includes creating a national trading fleet capable of operating under blocked port conditions and alternative maritime corridors. Plans include increasing the number of bulk carriers and container ships to diversify international trade."

 UKR_maritime_doctrine_adaptation:0 "Adaptation of Naval Doctrine"
 UKR_maritime_doctrine_adaptation_desc:0 "The new naval doctrine considers lessons from the conflict in the Azov Sea and the loss of Crimea. Key principles: mobility, asymmetric actions, and high-tech weaponry. Special attention is given to unmanned maritime technology, coastal strike complexes, and integration of maritime components with land and air forces. The goal is to create a fleet capable of effectively operating in hybrid warfare conditions."

 UKR_maritime_defense_strategy:0 "Comprehensive Maritime Defense Strategy"
 UKR_maritime_defense_strategy_desc:0 "The strategy involves creating a multi-level maritime security system. Key elements include developing coastal defense systems with anti-ship missile complexes, creating a network of marine and air sensors, and preparing special maritime units for operations in complex tactical situations. Particular emphasis is placed on cyber defense and electronic warfare to counter Russian naval forces."

 UKR_port_infrastructure_tooltip:0 "Comprehensive Modernization of Port Infrastructure"
 UKR_convoy_fleet_development_tooltip:0 "Creation of a Modern Merchant Fleet"
 UKR_maritime_defense_strategy_tooltip:0 "Formation of an Effective Maritime Defense System"


 # Internal security decisions
 UKR_SBU_emergency_powers:0 "SBU Emergency Powers"
 UKR_SBU_emergency_powers_desc:0 "In wartime conditions, it is necessary to grant the Security Service of Ukraine expanded powers for effectively countering Russian agents, sabotage groups, and enemy propaganda on our territory."
 
 UKR_idea_SBU_emergency_powers:0 "Enhanced Counterintelligence Regime"
 UKR_idea_SBU_emergency_powers_desc:0 "The Security Service of Ukraine conducts active measures to identify spies, saboteurs, and supporters of the enemy. This increases our internal security, but requires additional resources and causes some damage to civil liberties."
 
 # Logistics and economy decisions
 UKR_carpathian_logistics_plan:0 "Carpathian Logistics Plan"
 UKR_carpathian_logistics_plan_desc:0 "The Carpathian region, with its mountainous terrain and hard-to-reach territories, can become a reliable rear for our military operations. The development of a special logistics plan, including the creation of backup fuel depots and the establishment of protected supply routes, will significantly strengthen our defensive position."
 
 UKR_idea_carpathian_logistics:0 "Carpathian Logistics Network"
 UKR_idea_carpathian_logistics_desc:0 "An extensive network of protected supply routes and depots in the Carpathian region provides a reliable rear for our armed forces. Even in case of temporary loss of control over eastern territories, we maintain logistical sustainability."
 
 UKR_civilian_vehicle_adaptation:0 "Civilian Vehicle Adaptation"
 UKR_civilian_vehicle_adaptation_desc:0 "In conditions of shortage of standard military equipment, it is necessary to mobilize and adapt civilian vehicles for military needs. Trucks, buses, and even tractors, after appropriate modification, can perform various tasks at the front."
 
 UKR_idea_adapted_civilian_vehicles:0 "Adapted Civilian Vehicles"
 UKR_idea_adapted_civilian_vehicles_desc:0 "Thousands of civilian vehicles have been modified for military purposes. Although they are inferior to specialized military equipment, their quantity and availability partially compensate for the technological superiority of the enemy."
 
 # Military preparation decisions
 UKR_air_defense_priority:0 "Air Defense Priority"
 UKR_air_defense_priority_desc:0 "The superiority of the Russian Air Force poses a serious threat. It is necessary to focus efforts on strengthening our air defense to protect key infrastructure facilities and troop formations."
 
 UKR_idea_air_defense_priority:0 "Enhanced Air Defense"
 UKR_idea_air_defense_priority_desc:0 "Concentrating resources on the development of air defense systems allows us to partially neutralize the enemy's air superiority. Key cities and military facilities are protected by air defense systems."
 
 UKR_minefield_key_directions:0 "Mining Key Directions"
 UKR_minefield_key_directions_desc:0 "Establishing minefields in the likely directions of enemy advance will significantly slow down the movement of enemy troops and increase their losses. Although this will create long-term problems for the civilian population, under current conditions it is a necessary measure."
 
 UKR_idea_minefields:0 "Extensive Minefields"
 UKR_idea_minefields_desc:0 "The most likely routes of enemy advance have been turned into dangerous minefields. This significantly slows down the advancement of enemy troops and increases their losses, but creates long-term humanitarian problems for the local population."
 
 # Rapid Armored Thrust
 UKR_rapid_armored_thrust:0 "Rapid Armored Thrust"
 UKR_rapid_armored_thrust_desc:0 "Concentration of armored units for a powerful breakthrough of the enemy's defense line, followed by rapid advancement deep into territory, cutting off supply routes and encircling the opponent. Based on 'lightning war' tactics, adapted to modern combat conditions."

 # Bayraktar TB2 Strike Coordination
 UKR_bayraktar_strike_coordination:0 "Bayraktar TB2 Strike Coordination"
 UKR_bayraktar_strike_coordination_desc:0 "Using Bayraktar TB2 drones for precision strikes on command posts, air defense systems, and enemy armor. Operational application of aerial reconnaissance data allows for effective coordination of ground forces and aviation actions."

 # Joint NATO Intelligence Operation
 UKR_nato_intelligence_operation:0 "Joint NATO Intelligence Operation"
 UKR_nato_intelligence_operation_desc:0 "Establishing close cooperation with NATO intelligence services to obtain up-to-date information about enemy troop movements, intentions, and vulnerabilities. Access to satellite data, communications interception, and allies' analytical expertise significantly increases the effectiveness of operation planning."

 # Night Raids Operation
 UKR_night_raids_operation:0 "Night Raids Operation"
 UKR_night_raids_operation_desc:0 "Conducting night raids by special forces units using modern night vision equipment. Sudden attacks during darkness disorganize the enemy, undermine their morale, and disrupt logistical chains, creating constant pressure on enemy positions."

 # Dnipro-Kyiv-Kherson Triangle Defense
 UKR_strategic_triangle_defense:0 "Dnipro-Kyiv-Kherson Triangle Defense"
 UKR_strategic_triangle_defense_desc:0 "Creating a fortified defensive perimeter connecting the strategically important cities of Dnipro, Kyiv, and Kherson. This defensive strategy maximally utilizes natural barriers, allowing control of key transport hubs and supply lines, creating a solid shield for protecting the country's core territory."

 # Project "Asgard" - Mobile Anti-Air Defense Network
 UKR_project_asgard:0 "Project 'Asgard' - Mobile Anti-Air Defense Network"
 UKR_project_asgard_desc:0 "Development and deployment of a distributed air defense system consisting of mobile anti-aircraft missile complexes integrated into a unified information network. Constant position changes and overlapping zones of responsibility make this system difficult to target for enemy aviation and missile strikes."
 
 # "Serpent's Path" Border Assault
 UKR_serpents_path_assault:0 "'Serpent's Path' Border Assault"
 UKR_serpents_path_assault_desc:0 "Conducting a series of coordinated attacks along the border using flexible infiltration and maneuvering tactics. Like a snake, attacking forces bypass strong enemy positions, concentrating on weak areas and important control nodes. This strategy allows for maximum effective use of limited resources."
 
 # "Azov Steel" Special Operation
 UKR_azov_steel_operation:0 "'Azov Steel' Special Operation"
 UKR_azov_steel_operation_desc:0 "Using elite units for high-risk operations deep behind the front line. Fighters, tempered in battle like steel, perform tasks to eliminate enemy commanders, sabotage key infrastructure, and capture strategically important positions, preparing the ground for larger-scale offensive actions."

 # Idea/bonus names
 UKR_armored_thrust_bonus:0 "Armored Forces Offensive Momentum"
 UKR_drone_strike_bonus:0 "Coordinated UAV Strikes"
 UKR_nato_intelligence_support:0 "NATO Intelligence Support"
 UKR_night_combat_bonus:0 "Night Combat Advantage"
 UKR_strategic_triangle:0 "Strategic Defense Triangle"
 UKR_asgard_defense_network:0 "'Asgard' Air Defense Network"
 UKR_offensive_momentum:0 "Offensive Momentum"
 UKR_azov_steel_operations:0 "Special Forces Operations"

 # Tooltips for mechanics
 UKR_rapid_armored_thrust_tooltip:0 "§YArmored and mechanized divisions will receive significant tactical advantages, enhancing their mobility and striking power.§!"
 UKR_bayraktar_strike_tooltip:0 "§YPrecision drone strikes will weaken the enemy's defensive capabilities and reduce the effectiveness of their air defense systems.§!"
 UKR_nato_intel_tooltip:0 "§YIntelligence from allies will enhance our tactical awareness and command effectiveness, as well as reveal enemy vulnerabilities.§!"
 UKR_night_raids_tooltip:0 "§YSpecial operations during nighttime will provide tactical advantages to our forces and undermine enemy morale.§!"
 UKR_strategic_triangle_tooltip:0 "§YCreating a fortified defensive area will provide significant advantages in defending key cities and improve logistics within the perimeter.§!"
 UKR_asgard_tooltip:0 "§YThe modernized air defense system will increase the protection of our troops and facilities from enemy air strikes.§!"
 UKR_serpents_path_tooltip:0 "§YThe offensive operation will allow our troops to more effectively overcome enemy defenses and advance in enemy territory.§!"
 UKR_azov_operation_tooltip:0 "§YSpecial units operating behind enemy lines will disrupt communications, demoralize personnel, and create favorable conditions for main forces.§!"

 #BLR - Cooperation
 UKR_idea_belarus_cooperation:0 "Ukrainian-Belarusian Cooperation"
 UKR_idea_belarus_cooperation_desc:0 "After democratic changes in Belarus, our countries have begun a new chapter in relations. Shared challenges and the pursuit of independence from Russian influence bring our nations closer together. Joint economic projects are already yielding results, while cultural exchange strengthens historical brotherhood."

 UKR_belarus_military_cooperation:0 "Military Cooperation with Belarus"
 UKR_belarus_military_cooperation_desc:0 "Our armed forces conduct joint exercises and exchange expertise. The shared border necessitates coordinated defense efforts, while unified training standards enhance the combat readiness of both armies. Establishing a secure northern flank significantly strengthens our security."

 ukraine_belarus_friendship_initial:0 "Ukrainian-Belarusian Friendship"
 ukraine_belarus_friendship_initial_desc:0 "The first steps toward strategic partnership with the new democratic Belarus have laid the foundation for long-term cooperation. Our peoples, united by a common Slavic heritage, are rediscovering each other."

 ukraine.500.t:0 "A New Chapter in Relations with Belarus"
 ukraine.500.d:0 "Political changes in Belarus present us with a unique window of opportunity. After decades of Lukashenko s authoritarian rule, the new leadership looks westward instead of eastward. Our diplomats report unprecedented openness from Belarusian officials to dialogue. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs proposes opening a new chapter in relations with our northern neighbor. Preliminary consultations indicate the potential for a strong partnership in economic, cultural, and possibly defense sectors. The historical ties between our peoples, which have always existed despite political barriers, could form the foundation of a new alliance.\n\n Analysts highlight potential economic benefits: restoring disrupted supply chains, access to new markets, and more efficient utilization of both countries' transit potential. Particularly promising are prospects for energy cooperation and transport corridor integration.\n\n However, some skeptics within military circles warn of possible instability in Belarus and the risks of premature rapprochement. Russia will undoubtedly see our alliance as a direct challenge to its interests, which could further escalate an already tense regional situation."

 ukraine.500.a:0 "Extend a Hand of Friendship to Belarus"
 ukraine.500.b:0 "Now Is Not the Time for Experiments"

 ukraine.501.t:0 "Deepening Cooperation with Belarus"
 ukraine.501.d:0 "Over the past months, our relations with the new democratic Belarus have strengthened significantly. Regular high-level meetings and growing trade volumes indicate the success of our chosen course. A symbolic gesture was the unveiling of a monument to the great Belarusian poet Yanka Kupala in Kyiv and a monument to Taras Shevchenko in Minsk.\n\n Now we have the opportunity to take cooperation to a qualitatively new level-military collaboration. The Ministry of Defense has presented an ambitious plan for joint actions, including regular exercises, military personnel exchanges, and the creation of a coordination council on border security.\n\n Special attention is given to air defense. Our experts have developed a scheme for the joint use of radar systems, which will significantly improve early warning capabilities against potential aerial threats. This is especially critical for Belarus, given the limited resources of its recovering army. The project also includes the establishment of a joint training center where servicemen from both countries will exchange experience in modern warfare.\n\n Not everyone in our leadership supports such close military cooperation. There are concerns that this may be perceived as forming an anti-Russian bloc, provoking a harsh reaction from the Kremlin. Additionally, questions remain regarding the stability of Belarus new government and its ability to withstand external pressure."

 ukraine.501.a:0 "Form a Military Alliance with Belarus"
 ukraine.501.b:0 "Limit Cooperation to Economic Partnership"

 ukraine.502.t:0 "A New Chapter in Relations with Belarus"
 ukraine.502.d:0 "Following the signing of the peace treaty, Belarus has regained its full independence. Our nations, bound by shared history and recent struggle, have a unique opportunity to start relations with a clean slate. Embassies of both countries have resumed their operations, and border checkpoints are now open for free movement of citizens. Our economists and engineers are already discussing joint projects for rebuilding infrastructure and industries damaged during the conflict. Many experts believe that close cooperation between our countries will not only accelerate the recovery process but also serve as a security guarantee in the face of possible future threats from the east."
 ukraine.502.a:0 "Develop full-scale cooperation in reconstruction"
 ukraine.502.b:0 "Focus on rebuilding with our own resources"
 belarus_mutual_defense_pact_tooltip:0 "Ukraine and Belarus initiate a joint reconstruction program"

 UKR_idea_belarus_construct:0 "Fraternal Reconstruction"
 UKR_idea_belarus_construct_desc:0 "Having endured years of conflict, Ukraine and Belarus have united their efforts to rise from the ashes of war. Joint infrastructure restoration projects, technology exchange, and coordination of economic programs allow both countries to more effectively overcome the consequences of destruction. Nations bound by shared history and recent struggle are creating a new foundation for cooperation-not from political ambitions, but from a genuine desire to build a peaceful and prosperous future for generations to come."

 #Secret Operation
 UKR_military_budget_expansion:0 "Strengthening Special Services and Military Intelligence"
 UKR_military_budget_expansion_desc:0 "In the conditions of ongoing hybrid warfare with the aggressor, it is critically important to enhance our defense capabilities. The main focus will be on supporting key intelligence units: the Main Intelligence Directorate, Special Operations Forces, technical reconnaissance and UAV units. The priority will be the development of special operations systems, strengthening the intelligence potential of special services with special attention to deep infiltration agent training. The powers of key units are significantly expanded in terms of conducting autonomous special operations and information security. Each invested resource is an additional chance to protect state sovereignty. Our motto: Information is a weapon, intelligence is the shield of national security."

 UKR_shadow_war_capabilities:0 "Asymmetric Counteraction to the Aggressor"
 UKR_shadow_war_capabilities_desc:0 "The war in the shadows is the daily reality of Ukrainian special units. The more territories the aggressor captures, the stronger the resistance becomes. Each new kilometer of occupied land gives birth to dozens of hidden resistance cells, forming an extensive network of underground organizations. Special Operations Forces have strategic tasks of deep enemy reconnaissance, conducting sabotage actions, disrupting enemy communications, and gathering critically important strategic information. The national spirit of unbrokenness is our main weapon. The unit structure includes elite special-purpose groups, marine units, and highly mobile airborne troops. Our strategic goal is to turn every piece of occupied land into a space of unpredictability and risk for the enemy."

 UKR_budget_military_expansion_tooltip:0 "§HRe-equipment and strengthening of special units will provide more opportunities to counter enemy informational, diplomatic, and intelligence influences§!"
 UKR_shadow_war_special_ops_tooltip:0 "§HExpanding asymmetric warfare capabilities will ensure support for independent and liberation forces in confronting aggressors, creating an extensive network of contacts and channels of influence§!"

 UKR_increased_funding_agency:0 "Expanding Intelligence Potential"
 UKR_increased_funding_agency_desc:0 "Targeted financing and support of special services allows for a significant increase in the country's intelligence potential. Favorable conditions are created for the rapid formation of intelligence networks, training of high-class specialists, and conducting complex special operations. Each additional resource invested in intelligence is multiplicatively repaid through strategic information and the ability to take preemptive actions."
  
 UKR_shadow_war_category:0 "Shadow War"  
 UKR_shadow_war_category_desc:0 "Hybrid conflicts define the new reality of international politics. Confronted with aggression and destabilization, Ukraine takes decisive steps to counter covert influence and threats from the Russian Federation. The shadow war unfolds on multiple fronts: from clandestine special operations and intelligence missions to diplomatic maneuvers and support for independent states across the CIS. These decisions will strengthen Ukraines position, secure strategic advantages, and protect national interests."  

 UKR_support_central_asian_resistance_KAZ:0 "Strategic Military Solidarity with Kazakhstan"  
 UKR_support_central_asian_resistance_KAZ_desc:0 "Rapid military supplies and expert support create an invisible shield of state sovereignty. Critical intelligence, advanced equipment, and strategic consultations are delivered to the country's leadership through special channels. Our goal is to strengthen defense capabilities and help preserve independence amidst growing geopolitical challenges."  

 UKR_support_central_asian_resistance_UZB:0 "Expert Military Support for Uzbekistan"  
 UKR_support_central_asian_resistance_UZB_desc:0 "Covert military corridors ensure the swift transfer of strategic weaponry and intelligence. Special military expert teams are ready to provide immediate advisory support to the country's leadership. Every communication channel and every shipment is a step toward enhancing national security and independence."  

 UKR_support_central_asian_resistance_TMS:0 "Tactical Military Support for Turkmenistan"  
 UKR_support_central_asian_resistance_TMS_desc:0 "An invisible network of military solidarity covers strategic areas of national security. Modern weapon systems, cutting-edge intelligence, and immediate expert support are ready to safeguard the country's sovereignty in critical moments."  

 UKR_support_central_asian_resistance_TAJ:0 "Operational Military Protection for Tajikistan"  
 UKR_support_central_asian_resistance_TAJ_desc:0 "Rapid military deliveries and deep intelligence support create a reliable shield against external threats. Specialized military expert teams are prepared to provide immediate strategic consultations to the country's leadership, ensuring maximum readiness for any scenario."  

 UKR_support_central_asian_resistance_KYR:0 "Comprehensive Military Solidarity with Kyrgyzstan"  
 UKR_support_central_asian_resistance_KYR_desc:0 "A multi-layered military support system includes rapid deliveries of modern weaponry, the transmission of critical intelligence, and readiness to provide immediate strategic consultations. Every communication channel adds extra potential for protecting national interests."  

 UKR_support_central_asian_resistance_GEO:0 "Covert Strategic Counteraction to Russian Aggression in Georgia"
 UKR_support_central_asian_resistance_GEO_desc:0 "Clandestine intelligence units conduct an extremely secretive operation to transfer critical information. Special groups analyze military risks, prepare detailed resistance plans, and transmit intelligence about potential invasions. Each intercepted document, each anonymous communication channel deals a precise blow to the Russian military machine. The operation is conducted with maximum anonymity, without official statements or public contacts."

 UKR_support_central_asian_resistance_AZR:0 "Covert Counteraction to Territorial Claims in Azerbaijan"
 UKR_support_central_asian_resistance_AZR_desc:0 "Deeply undercover specialist groups create strategic barriers against potential military aggression. Encrypted channels transmit intelligence about military movements, preparing preemptive strategies to protect state borders. Each intercepted Russian army plan is a fragment of a secret war for sovereignty."
 
 UKR_support_central_asian_resistance_ARM:0 "Shadowy Containment of Military Threat in Armenia"
 UKR_support_central_asian_resistance_ARM_desc:0 "A completely covert operation accompanying national security. Analytical groups track military risks in absolute secrecy, preparing resistance strategies. Each transmitted signal is an invisible strike against Russian military strategy, without official documents or public traces."

 #29.09 War
 # Main War Mood Category
 UKRwarmood:0 "National War Mood"
 UKRwarmooddes:0 "The state balances between hatred for the invader and fatigue from prolonged fighting; both scales directly affect war support, troop morale, mobilization, and social stability, while decisions in this category help contain costs and strengthen resilience."
 
 # Decisions for Controlling Hatred
 UKRcontrolwaratrocities:0 "War Crimes Control"
 UKRcontrolwaratrocitiesdesc:0 "Strict orders on treatment of prisoners and civilians, strengthening military police, OSINT monitoring, and training commanders in IHL norms reduce the escalation of hatred and strengthen allies' trust in our conduct of war."
 UKRcontrolwaratrocitiestooltip:0 "Reduces hatred gain; improves partners' attitude toward compliance with the laws of war."


 # Decisions for Combating Fatigue
 UKRrapidreconstruction:0 "Emergency Reconstruction"
 UKRrapidreconstructiondesc:0 "Mobile bridge and engineering brigades, emergency power modules, repair of communications and supply routes accelerate the restoration of critical infrastructure, accepting short-term budgetary costs for the sake of rear stability."
 UKRrapidreconstructiontooltip:0 "Temporary bonus to repair and supply with increased financial burden."


 UKRcivilianrelief:0 "Civilian Humanitarian Aid"
 UKRcivilianreliefdesc:0 "Organization of evacuation trains, deployment of temporary food and medical aid points, coordination of volunteer warehouses reduces social fatigue and maintains trust in authorities even under strikes on cities."
 UKRcivilianrelieftooltip:0 "Supports the civilian population in combat zones."


 UKRresiliencecampaign:0 "Resilience Campaign"
 UKRresiliencecampaigndesc:0 "Information support, documentary reports, cultural visits to frontline cities, and work of psychologists increase the will to resist and keep morale at a high level, even if fueling the determination to take revenge on the enemy."


 UKRhonorfallen:0 "Honor the Fallen"
 UKRhonorfallendesc:0 "State ceremonies, named companies and scholarships for families of the fallen form a culture of remembrance, raise fighting spirit, and consolidate society's readiness to endure the war until victory."


 UKRrapidreconstructionboost:0 "Emergency Reconstruction Program"
 UKRrapidreconstructionboostdesc:0 "Accelerated procurement, repair brigade access to resources, and priority of materials for bridges, power lines, and communications hubs  restoration rates grow noticeably even under constant shelling."


 # Additional Decisions
 UKRveteranpsychcare:0 "Veteran Psychological Care"
 UKRveteranpsychcaredesc:0 "Opening rehabilitation centers, support groups, and therapeutic programs help fighters cope with post-traumatic stress and maintain connection with civilian life."


 UKRculturalmoraleboost:0 "Cultural Events for Morale"
 UKRculturalmoraleboostdesc:0 "Concerts in bomb shelters, mobile theaters, exhibitions, and poetry evenings support the people's spirit and remind us what we are fighting for."


 # Monthly Ticks
 UKRwarmooodmonthlytick:0 "War Mood Dynamics"
 UKRwarmooodmonthlyticktitle:0 "The War Continues"
 UKRwarmooodmonthlytickdesc:0 "Every month of war leaves its mark on people's souls  both hatred for the enemy and fatigue from trials grow."

 # System Initialization
 ukrainewar.1.t:0 "War Has Begun"
 ukrainewar.1.d:0 "Without a declaration of war, the country's territory came under massive missile bombardment. Cruise missiles launched from Tu-95 and Tu-160 bombers, ballistic missiles from mobile systems, and Kalibr naval missiles struck the airfields of Boryspil, Ozerne, Chuhuiv, Kramatorsk, Chornobaivka, military warehouses, communication nodes, and command posts throughout the country from Kyiv to Odesa, from Kharkiv to Ivano-Frankivsk. More than a hundred missiles were launched in the first hour. The airspace filled with Russian Aerospace Forces. At the border, movement of armored columns is recorded from Belarusian territory toward Kyiv and Chernihiv, from Russia toward Kharkiv and Sumy, from Crimea toward Kherson and Mariupol, from occupied Donbas deep into Donetsk and Luhansk oblasts. The enemy is crossing the border simultaneously in four directions. The country is in shock. A peaceful morning shattered by explosions and sirens."
 ukrainewar.1.a:0 "Emergency session of the National Security and Defense Council"
 UKRwarmoodinitialized:0 "'National War Mood' system activated: hatred and fatigue are being tracked, dynamic modifiers enabled."


 # First Strikes on Civilians
 ukrainewar.10.t:0 "Shock of War on Screens"
 ukrainewar.10.d:0 "The news feed brings footage of bombed schools and hospitals, craters on playgrounds, shattered apartment entrances, and hasty evacuations. Anger grows alongside fatigue  headquarters strengthen psychological support for troops and civilians, while volunteer networks expand aid in frontline cities."
 ukrainewar.10.a:0 "Memory and resilience"


 # Hatred Thresholds
 ukrainewar.25.t:0 "Growing Hatred for the Enemy"
 ukrainewar.25.d:0 "Reports from the front and testimonies of refugees paint a picture of methodical destruction of everything Ukrainian. They burn libraries, blow up monuments, deport children. On social media and in the streets, calls for merciless revenge are increasingly heard. This wave of anger strengthens the determination to fight, but risks consuming the very essence of the nation for which the war is being waged."
 ukrainewar.25.a:0 "The enemy will pay for every crime"
 UKRhate50reached:0 "Hatred for the enemy has reached critical levels."


 # Fatigue Thresholds
 ukrainewar.50.t:0 "War Fatigue"
 ukrainewar.50.d:0 "Months of fighting, endless casualty reports, queues at humanitarian points, and air raid sirens are beginning to erode the people's spirit. People are tired of constant tension, of seeing destruction, of the uncertainty of the future. Sentiments in society are growing for peace negotiations  any negotiations, just to stop the bloodshed."
 ukrainewar.50.a:0 "We need peace, but not at any cost"
 UKRfatigue75reached:0 "War fatigue is reaching dangerous levels."


 #New 01.10
 ukrainewar.100.t:0 "The Fall of Kyiv"
 ukrainewar.100.d:0 "The unthinkable has happened. Enemy forces have entered the capital of Ukraine. The golden domes of Kyiv's churches, the ancient streets of Podil, Independence Square — all are now under the control of the occupiers. The fall of Kyiv is not just the loss of a city. It is the symbol of our struggle, the heart of the nation, the center of our statehood.\n\nThe mood in society is becoming increasingly grim. Many are losing hope, the army is demoralized, and the political leadership is torn by debates about how to proceed. Yet even in this dark hour, voices are calling to continue the resistance. The capital may be lost, but the war is not yet over."
 ukrainewar.100.a:0 "This is a catastrophe..."
 UKR_kiev_lost_tt:0 "The loss of the capital severely undermines the morale of the nation and the army."
 ukrainewar.100.b:0 "We must take emergency measures!"
 UKR_kiev_emergency_measures_tt:0 "The government takes decisive steps to stabilize the situation and strengthen the defense."

 # Post-War Conversion
 ukrainewar.200.t:0 "End of War  Beginning of Recovery"
 ukrainewar.200.d:0 "The guns have fallen silent, but their echo will resonate in people's souls for a long time to come. Now comes a no less difficult task  to heal the wounds inflicted by war not only on cities and villages but also on citizens' hearts. Hatred can become the foundation for building a new strong nation, or it can turn into poison that contaminates the future. Fatigue will either become wisdom or paralyze the will to rebuild."
 ukrainewar.200.a:0 "We endured, now we will rebuild"
 UKRpostwarconversiontooltip:0 "War mood is converted into post-war effects."


 # Automatic Change Events
 ukrainewar.300.t:0 "Strikes on Civilian Infrastructure"
 ukrainewar.300.d:0 "Enemy missiles and drones methodically destroy power stations, water supplies, heating networks, and hospitals. Millions of people are left without light, heat, and communications in the middle of winter. These strikes have no military purpose  their goal is to break the people's spirit, to force surrender from cold and despair. But every destroyed boiler room only fuels hatred."
 ukrainewar.300.a:0 "They are torturing the people, but we will endure"


 ukrainewar.310.t:0 "New Wave of Mobilization"
 ukrainewar.310.d:0 "Fathers of families, students, workers  ordinary people, yesterday still peaceful citizens  arrive at draft offices. Farewells at train stations, mothers' tears, children's drawings with wishes for dad  war demands ever new sacrifices. Society is tired of constant send-offs, but understands: there is no alternative."
 ukrainewar.310.a:0 "Everyone will stand to defend the Motherland"


 # Hatred Modifier
 UKR_hate_dynamic:0 "Hatred for the Enemy"
 UKR_hate_dynamic_desc:0 "The more intensely the people hate the occupiers, the more fiercely they fight, but the greater the risk of losing humanity."


 # Fatigue Modifier
 UKR_war_fatigue_dynamic:0 "War Fatigue"
 UKR_war_fatigue_dynamic_desc:0 "Prolonged combat operations exhaust the nation's morale and undermine the ability to continue resistance."


 # Severe Post-War Trauma
 UKR_severe_war_trauma:0 "Deep Scars of War"
 UKR_severe_war_trauma_desc:0 "Destruction, loss, and suffering have left an indelible mark on people's souls. Society struggles to return to peaceful life, many suffer from post-traumatic stress. Recovery will take many years."


 UKR_moderate_war_trauma:0 "War Weariness"
 UKR_moderate_war_trauma_desc:0 "War has exhausted the physical and moral strength of the nation. People crave peace and stability, preferring to focus on recovery rather than new conflicts."


 UKR_light_war_trauma:0 "Combat Strain"
 UKR_light_war_trauma_desc:0 "The memory of war is still fresh, but the people are ready to move forward. Some wariness and caution are natural after the trials endured."


 # War-Hardened
 UKR_hardened_by_war:0 "Forged in Fire"
 UKR_hardened_by_war_desc:0 "War has transformed peaceful citizens into fearless warriors. The nation has passed through the crucible of battles and gained unbreakable resilience. Now nothing can break us."


 UKR_tempered_by_war:0 "Battle-Tested"
 UKR_tempered_by_war_desc:0 "The trials of war have strengthened the nation's character. People have become more determined and united, ready to defend their independence."


 # Temporary Decision Effects
 UKRrapidreconstruction_boost:0 "Emergency Recovery Program"
 UKRrapidreconstruction_boost_desc:0 "Mobilization of all resources for restoring critically important infrastructure accelerates repair work and lifts the people's spirits."


 # Sabotage at Any Cost
 UKR_sabotage_at_any_cost:0 "Sabotage at Any Cost"
 UKR_sabotage_at_any_cost_desc:0 "War demands decisive action from us. Our special services will launch a large-scale operation to undermine the Russian war machine from within. Saboteurs will attack railway junctions and ammunition depots, hackers will disrupt military communications systems, and agents on the ground will organize sabotage at defense enterprises. We will use the full power of the partisan movement in occupied territories to organize raids against Russian rear facilities. These actions will strengthen our forces and disorganize the enemy, but will require significant resources."
 UKR_sabotage_at_any_cost_tooltip:0 "A campaign of total sabotage begins against Russian military facilities and communications."
 
 # Everything Against the Enemy
 UKR_everything_against_enemy:0 "Everything Against the Enemy"
 UKR_everything_against_enemy_desc:0 "The time has come to launch a full-scale hybrid war against Russia. Our specialists will conduct a coordinated multi-level operation:\n\n§Y•§! Cyberattacks on the Russian banking system and government databases\n§Y•§! Massive information campaign targeting the Russian population and military personnel\n§Y•§! Bribery and recruitment of Russian officials and military\n§Y•§! Incitement of inter-ethnic and social conflicts within the Russian Federation\n§Y•§! Support for separatist movements in Russian borderlands\n§Y•§! Organization of leaks of compromising materials on Russian leadership\n§Y•§! Disinformation operations to undermine trust in Russian authorities\n\nThis will be total war on all fronts  from cyberspace to Russian regions."
 UKR_everything_against_enemy_tooltip:0 "§YRussia§! will receive a negative idea for §Y180 days§! that will seriously weaken its military potential and internal stability."


 # Idea for Russia (SOV)
 UKR_subversion_campaign:0 "Ukrainian Subversion Operation"
 UKR_subversion_campaign_desc:0 "Ukrainian special services have launched a large-scale campaign to destabilize Russia. Cyberattacks paralyze the banking system and government services, hackers breach military databases. Bribed officials leak classified information, and recruited officers sabotage military operations. In the regions, inter-ethnic conflicts are being stoked, separatists receive external support. Information attacks undermine the population's trust in authorities, compromising materials on high-ranking figures appear in the media. Society is split, the economy is cracking at the seams, and the war machine is malfunctioning."

 ### FOCUSES
 UKR_forge_professional_officer_corps:0 "Commander's School: The New Generation"
 UKR_forge_professional_officer_corps_desc:0 "2014 left a bitter lesson: our army collapsed under the assault of 'little green men' not from lack of courage, but from lack of §Ycommand professionalism§!.\n\nCrimea fell in three days. Donbas turned into a meat grinder where company commanders learned warfare right in the trenches, losing men to their own inexperience. The Minsk Protocols gave us breathing room — but this is only the calm before the storm. Moscow won't stop. The world knows this. §YWe§! know this.\n\nFrom 2020, we are launching a §Yprogram of total officer corps retraining§!. No half-measures. No 'reforms on paper'. Captains will learn operational planning by NATO standards — not in theory, but through simulations of real battles: defense of Ilovaisk, breakthrough near Debaltseve, holding Donetsk Airport.\n\nGenerals will undergo internships in NATO countries — where they §Yremember the price of freedom§!. They will study hybrid warfare, cyber threats, information operations. They will learn to win not through numbers, but through skill.\n\nThe enemy is at the gates. He awaits a moment of weakness. §YWe will not give him that moment.§!"

 UKR_UAV_warfare_revolution:0 "Eyes Over the Battlefield: UAV Doctrine"
 UKR_UAV_warfare_revolution_desc:0 "In 2014, Russian forces entered Crimea §Yinvisibly§!. Their columns moved at night, checkpoints appeared from nowhere, GRU special forces operated like ghosts. We had no eyes on the battlefield. Reconnaissance was hours, sometimes days late.\n\nIn Donbas, volunteers began launching commercial DJI drones over separatist positions. Improvised, unprofessional, but §Yeffective§!. By 2020, thousands of drones on the front line - from Chinese Mavics to Ukrainian 'Lelekas'.\n\nBut this is chaos. Brilliant innovations die with their operators. Effective tactics perish with battalions. §YIt's time to create a system.§!\n\nWe are developing the world's first §YUnmanned Warfare Doctrine for the 21st century army§!. Not as an aviation supplement — as a §Yseparate branch of forces§!. Every battalion will get its own UAV unit. Every company commander will have a reconnaissance operator under direct command.\n\nWe are standardizing training: from basic pilot preparation (5 days for commercial drones, 3 weeks for FPV kamikaze) to advanced courses in target designation and artillery coordination. We are creating §Ytactical employment schemes§!: 'Drone Line' for continuous front monitoring, 'Swarm' for air defense suppression, 'Hunter-Killer' for armored vehicle destruction.\n\nThe enemy still thinks in tanks and aircraft. §YWe think in algorithms and cameras.§!\n\nWhen the big war comes - and it will come - the sky over Ukraine will be §Yours§!. Not Su-35s and Ka-52s. §YThousands of small eyes that see everything and never sleep.§!"

 ### FOCUS TOOLTIPS
 UKR_officer_training_decisions_tooltip:0 "§YUnlocks officer training decisions:§!\n• Modern Artillery Course\n• Mobile Warfare Program\n• Urban Warfare Tactics School\n• Hybrid Operations School"
 UKR_drone_doctrine_tooltip:0 "§YUkraine becomes a pioneer of unmanned warfare§!\nReduced production cost for close air support and tactical bombers\nBonus to reconnaissance and enemy aircraft detection"

 ### DECISIONS
 UKR_staff_organization_course:0 "Staff Organization Course"
 UKR_staff_organization_course_desc:0 "The experience of 2014 showed: chaos in headquarters kills faster than enemy bullets. Loss of communication between units, supply failures, improper operation planning — all of this cost us Crimea and the first months of war in Donbas.\n\nWe will train generals in modern staff work standards: operation planning, coordination between branches of service, logistics, information flow management. A commander is not just someone who leads the charge, but someone who ensures the army has everything needed for victory."
 UKR_organizer_training_tooltip:0 "§G2 random generals§! will receive:\n• §Y+1 skill§!\n• §Y'Organizer' trait§!"

 UKR_mobile_warfare_program:0 "Mobile Warfare Program"
 UKR_mobile_warfare_program_desc:0 "Modern warfare is speed. We will train commanders in tank breakthrough tactics, mechanized unit coordination, and rapid battlefield maneuver."
 UKR_panzer_leader_training_tooltip:0 "§G2 random generals§! will receive:\n• §Y+1 skill§!\n• §Y'Panzer Leader' trait§!"

 UKR_infantry_tactics_school:0 "Urban Warfare Tactics School"
 UKR_infantry_tactics_school_desc:0 "Urban battles in Mariupol, Donetsk, Luhansk showed: infantry remains the main force in holding territory. We will prepare commanders for warfare in urban environments and trenches."
 UKR_infantry_leader_training_tooltip:0 "§G2 random generals§! will receive:\n• §Y+1 skill§!\n• §Y'Infantry Leader' trait§!"

 UKR_hybrid_operations_school:0 "Hybrid Operations School"
 UKR_hybrid_operations_school_desc:0 "21st century warfare is special operations, sabotage, psychological pressure. We will train generals in unconventional combat methods."
 UKR_hybrid_ops_training_tooltip:0 "§G2 random generals§! will receive:\n• §Y+1 skill§!\n• §Y'Trickster' or 'Commando' trait§!"

 ### NATIONAL SPIRIT
 UKR_UAV_warfare_pioneers:0 "Pioneers of Unmanned Warfare"
 UKR_UAV_warfare_pioneers_desc:0 "Ukraine has become a global laboratory of unmanned warfare. Tactics born in Donbas are studied in academies worldwide. We taught commercial drones to kill. We created a doctrine that doesn't yet exist in NATO. When the big war comes - the sky will be ours."

 # === WAR SPIRIT SYSTEM - HATRED ===
 UKR_war_spirit_hate_0:0 "Weak Military Resolve"
 UKR_war_spirit_hate_0_desc:0 "The onset of conflict has sparked the first manifestations of national unity and determination to resist the aggressor."

 UKR_war_spirit_hate_25:0 "Rising Hatred of the Enemy"
 UKR_war_spirit_hate_25_desc:0 "The population begins to experience increasingly strong hatred toward the invaders. Troop morale grows and patriotic sentiments intensify."

 UKR_war_spirit_hate_50:0 "Popular Anger"
 UKR_war_spirit_hate_50_desc:0 "War has ignited furious hatred of the enemy throughout the country. Citizens are ready to make sacrifices for victory, though this is beginning to affect social stability."

 UKR_war_spirit_hate_75:0 "Irreconcilable Enmity"
 UKR_war_spirit_hate_75_desc:0 "Hatred of the aggressor has reached unprecedented scale. Military effectiveness has increased significantly, but growing radicalism and economic sacrifices are beginning to create problems."

 UKR_war_spirit_hate_100:0 "Total War"
 UKR_war_spirit_hate_100_desc:0 "The country is gripped by fanatical hatred of the enemy. Everyone is ready to fight to the last, but extreme sentiments, political polarization, and resource depletion threaten the long-term stability of the state."


 # === WAR SPIRIT SYSTEM - FATIGUE ===
 UKR_war_spirit_fatigue_0:0 "Early War Fatigue"
 UKR_war_spirit_fatigue_0_desc:0 "The first signs of war fatigue are beginning to manifest in society."

 UKR_war_spirit_fatigue_25:0 "Growing War Fatigue"
 UKR_war_spirit_fatigue_25_desc:0 "The protracted conflict is beginning to exhaust the population. Support for the war declines, production falls, and trust in the government weakens."

 UKR_war_spirit_fatigue_50:0 "Deep War Fatigue"
 UKR_war_spirit_fatigue_50_desc:0 "Society is exhausted by war. Stability is under threat, fighting spirit drops, and the economy suffers from prolonged conflict. Increasingly more resources are required for civilian needs."

 UKR_war_spirit_fatigue_75:0 "Critical War Fatigue"
 UKR_war_spirit_fatigue_75_desc:0 "The country is on the brink of exhaustion. Troop morale is catastrophically falling, the economy is collapsing, and discontent is brewing in society. Radical ideas are finding more and more supporters."

 UKR_war_spirit_fatigue_100:0 "War Spirit Collapse"
 UKR_war_spirit_fatigue_100_desc:0 "The nation is completely exhausted by war. Society is on the verge of breakdown, the army is demoralized, the economy is in ruins. The government is losing legitimacy, and the country's ability to continue the war is seriously in question."


 # Decision tooltips
 UKRveteranpsychcaretooltip:0 "Reduces hatred and fatigue levels through work with traumatized veterans."
 UKRculturalmoraletooltip:0 "Cultural events support the spirit of the people and reduce war fatigue."
 UKRhonorfallentooltip:0 "Memory of heroes raises fighting spirit and partially compensates for fatigue."
 UKRresiliencecampaigntooltip:0 "Information campaign reduces fatigue but may intensify hatred of the enemy."


 # Mood level descriptions
 ukr_hate_level_low:0 "Initial Resolve (0-24): The people are full of determination to repel the aggressor."
 ukr_hate_level_medium:0 "Rising Hatred (25-49): Reports of war crimes ignite anger in people's hearts."
 ukr_hate_level_high:0 "Harsh Measures (50-74): Society demands merciless struggle against the occupiers."
 ukr_hate_level_extreme:0 "Total Hatred (75-99): The thought of revenge consumes the nation's mind."
 ukr_hate_level_fanatical:0 "Fanatical Resistance (100+): Hatred has become a religion defining every action."


 ukr_fatigue_level_low:0 "Light Fatigue (0-24): War is still perceived as a temporary hardship."
 ukr_fatigue_level_medium:0 "Growing Exhaustion (25-49): People are tired of constant tension."
 ukr_fatigue_level_high:0 "Serious Fatigue (50-74): Pacifist sentiments are growing in society."
 ukr_fatigue_level_extreme:0 "Critical Fatigue (75-99): The people crave peace at any cost."
 ukr_fatigue_level_collapse:0 "Morale Collapse (100+): The will to resist is practically broken."


 # Decision Category
 UKRwarmood: "War Mood"
 UKRwarmood_desc: "§YCurrent Situation:§!\nHatred for the enemy: §Y[?UKRhate]§! - [UKR_HATE_STAGE_NAME]\nWar fatigue: §Y[?UKRwarfatigue]§! - [UKR_FATIGUE_STAGE_NAME]\n\nManage the balance between hatred for the enemy and war fatigue using the decisions below."
 
 # Bar Titles
 UKR_HATE_TITLE: "§YHatred for the Enemy§!"
 UKR_FATIGUE_TITLE: "§RWar Fatigue§!"
 
 # Formatted Values
 UKR_HATE_VALUE: "[?UKRhate|0]"
 UKR_FATIGUE_VALUE: "[?UKRwarfatigue|0]"
 
 # Hatred Stages - Names
 UKR_HATE_STAGE_0_NAME: "§GInitial Resolve§!"
 UKR_HATE_STAGE_1_NAME: "§YGrowing Hatred§!"
 UKR_HATE_STAGE_2_NAME: "§OHarsh Measures§!"
 UKR_HATE_STAGE_3_NAME: "§RTotal Hatred§!"
 UKR_HATE_STAGE_4_NAME: "§HFanatical Resistance§!"
 
 # Fatigue Stages - Names
 UKR_FATIGUE_STAGE_0_NAME: "§GInitial Strain§!"
 UKR_FATIGUE_STAGE_1_NAME: "§YGrowing Weariness§!"
 UKR_FATIGUE_STAGE_2_NAME: "§OSerious Fatigue§!"
 UKR_FATIGUE_STAGE_3_NAME: "§RCritical Fatigue§!"
 UKR_FATIGUE_STAGE_4_NAME: "§HMorale Collapse§!"
 
 # Tooltips for hatred stages
 UKR_HATE_STAGE_0_TOOLTIP: "§Y0-24: Initial Resolve§!\n\nThe people are just beginning to realize the scale of the threat. Air raid sirens wail in the cities, the first refugees flee from the eastern regions.\n\n§GPositive Effects:§!\n• Army Morale: §G+2%§!\n• War Support: §G+1%§!"

 UKR_HATE_STAGE_1_TOOLTIP: "§Y25-49: Rising Hatred§!\n\nThe enemy shows no mercy to civilians. Every news report of destroyed homes and murdered families ignites fury in Ukrainian hearts. Volunteers storm military recruitment centers.\n\n§GPositive Effects:§!\n• Core Defense: §G+2%§!\n• Army Morale: §G+5%§!\n• War Support: §G+2%§!\n• Army Attack: §G+2%§!\n• Nationalist Support: §G+1%§!"

 UKR_HATE_STAGE_2_TOOLTIP: "§Y50-74: Harsh Measures§!\n\nHatred becomes strength. Every strike against the enemy is vengeance for destroyed cities and murdered loved ones. The people demand decisive action.\n\n§GPositive Effects:§!\n• Core Defense: §G+3%§!\n• Army Morale: §G+8%§!\n• War Support: §G+4%§!\n• Army Attack: §G+5%§!\n• Conscription: §G+10%§!\n• Nationalist Support: §G+2%§!\n\n§RNegative Effects:§!\n• Stability: §R-2%§!"

 UKR_HATE_STAGE_3_TOOLTIP: "§Y75-99: Total Hatred§!\n\nThe enemy has crossed every line - deliberate strikes on residential areas, hospitals, schools. Every Ukrainian is ready to take up arms. There will be no mercy.\n\n§GPositive Effects:§!\n• Core Defense: §G+5%§!\n• Army Morale: §G+12%§!\n• War Support: §G+6%§!\n• Army Attack: §G+8%§!\n• Conscription: §G+15%§!\n• Special Forces Attack: §G+10%§!\n• Nationalist Support: §G+3%§!\n\n§RNegative Effects:§!\n• Stability: §R-5%§!\n• Consumer Goods: §R+2%§!"

 UKR_HATE_STAGE_4_TOOLTIP: "§Y100+: Fanatical Resistance§!\n\nThis is no longer a war - this is a struggle for the nation's survival. There is nowhere to retreat - behind us are our homes, our families. Victory or death!\n\n§GPositive Effects:§!\n• Army Morale: §G+15%§!\n• War Support: §G+8%§!\n• Army Attack: §G+12%§!\n• Core Defense: §G+15%§!\n• Conscription: §G+20%§!\n• Special Forces Attack: §G+15%§!\n• Nationalist Support: §G+5%§!\n• Fascist Support: §G+2%§!\n• National Socialist Support: §G+1%§!\n\n§RNegative Effects:§!\n• Stability: §R-8%§!\n• Consumer Goods: §R+5%§!\n• Political Power Cost: §R+10%§!"

 # Tooltips for fatigue stages
 UKR_FATIGUE_STAGE_0_TOOLTIP: "§Y0-24: Light Fatigue§!\n\nThe first days of war. Society is gripped by patriotic fervor, but the first weary faces of soldiers on rotation already appear.\n\n§RNegative Effects:§!\n• Stability: §R-1%§!\n• War Support: §R-1%§!"

 UKR_FATIGUE_STAGE_1_TOOLTIP: "§Y25-49: Growing Exhaustion§!\n\nMonths of protracted fighting drain the reserves. More and more death notices, fewer and fewer volunteers. In the rear, fatigue grows from constant anxiety and shortages of everything necessary. The economy creaks at the seams.\n\n§RNegative Effects:§!\n• Stability: §R-3%§!\n• Weekly Stability: §R-0.1%§!\n• War Support: §R-2%§!\n• Weekly War Support: §R-0.1%§!\n• Army Organization: §R-2%§!\n• Production Efficiency: §R-2%§!"

 UKR_FATIGUE_STAGE_2_TOOLTIP: "§Y50-74: Serious Fatigue§!\n\nThe war has turned into a bloody meat grinder. Endless losses at the front undermine faith in quick victory. Society increasingly demands negotiations, at least a temporary ceasefire.\n\n§RNegative Effects:§!\n• Stability: §R-6%§!\n• Weekly Stability: §R-0.5%§!\n• War Support: §R-4%§!\n• Weekly War Support: §R-0.1%§!\n• Army Organization: §R-5%§!\n• Army Morale: §R-3%§!\n• Production Efficiency: §R-5%§!\n• Consumer Goods: §R+3%§!\n• Libertarian Socialist Support: §R-1%§!\n• Conservative Support: §R-1%§!"

 UKR_FATIGUE_STAGE_3_TOOLTIP: "§Y75-99: Critical Fatigue§!\n\nThe country is on the brink of exhaustion. Industry barely copes, mobilization reserves are running out. More and more voices ask 'when will this end?'. Even the most steadfast begin to doubt.\n\n§RNegative Effects:§!\n• Stability: §R-10%§!\n• Weekly Stability: §R-1%§!\n• War Support: §R-8%§!\n• Weekly War Support: §R-1%§!\n• Army Organization: §R-8%§!\n• Army Morale: §R-6%§!\n• Mobilization Speed: §R-10%§!\n• Production Efficiency: §R-8%§!\n• Consumer Goods: §R+5%§!\n• Conservative Support: §R-1%§!\n• Libertarian Socialist Support: §R-2%§!"

 UKR_FATIGUE_STAGE_4_TOOLTIP: "§Y100+: Morale Collapse§!\n\nThe morale of the army and people is on the verge of collapse. Mass desertion, strikes at factories, anti-war rallies. The country demands peace - at any cost. Continuing the war threatens revolution.\n\n§RNegative Effects:§!\n• Stability: §R-15%§!\n• Weekly Stability: §R-2%§!\n• War Support: §R-12%§!\n• Weekly War Support: §R-10%§!\n• Army Organization: §R-12%§!\n• Army Morale: §R-10%§!\n• Mobilization Speed: §R-15%§!\n• Production Efficiency: §R-12%§!\n• Consumer Goods: §R+8%§!\n• Command Power Gain: §R-10%§!\n• Conservative Support: §R-2%§!\n• Libertarian Socialist Support: §R-4%§!\n• Market Liberal Support: §R-1%§!\n• Social Liberal Support: §R-1%§!\n• Surrender Limit: §R-5%§!\n\n§HRisk of capitulation or civil war!§!"

 # Event Flags
 UKR_first_bombing_flag:0 "First bombings of civilian targets shocked society."
 UKR_major_city_lost_flag:0 "Loss of a major city demoralized the population."
 UKR_successful_counteroffensive_flag:0 "Successful counteroffensive raised the people's spirit."
 UKR_humanitarian_crisis_flag:0 "Humanitarian crisis intensifies war fatigue."

 # Opinion Modifiers
 wartime_restraint:0 "Compliance with Laws of War"
 wartime_atrocities:0 "War Crimes"
 civilian_protection:0 "Protection of Civilian Population"


 ukrainewar.100.t:0 "Fall of Kyiv"
 ukrainewar.100.d:0 "The unthinkable has happened. Enemy troops have entered the capital of Ukraine. The golden domes of Kyiv's churches, the ancient streets of Podil, Maidan Nezalezhnosti  all of this is now under occupier control. The fall of Kyiv is not just the loss of a city. It is a symbol of our struggle, the heart of the nation, the center of our statehood.\n\nThe mood in society is becoming increasingly grim. Many are losing hope, the army is demoralized, and political leadership is torn by disputes about how to proceed. However, even in this dark hour, voices call for continued resistance. The capital may be lost, but the war is not yet lost."
 ukrainewar.100.a:0 "This is a catastrophe..."
 UKR_kiev_lost_tt:0 "Loss of the capital seriously undermines the morale of the nation and army."
 ukrainewar.100.b:0 "We must take emergency measures!"
 UKR_kiev_emergency_measures_tt:0 "The government is taking decisive steps to stabilize the situation and strengthen defenses."


 ukrainewar.101.t:0 "Kharkiv Has Fallen"
 ukrainewar.101.d:0 "Tank wedges broke through to the outskirts of Kharkiv at dawn. The last defenders waged fierce battles on the streets of Saltivka and in the city's industrial districts. Territorial defense fought near the walls of Turboatom and the Kharkiv Tractor Plant  symbols of the city's industrial might, which produced turbines for the entire Soviet Union. Derzhprom, a magnificent constructivist building, witness to all epochs of Kharkiv, once again found itself in a combat zone. The city that produced tanks, missile systems, and aircraft engines, a city with a population of one million, is now shrouded in smoke and destruction. Kharkiv was a scientific center with dozens of universities, a center of mechanical engineering and high technology. The loss of the country's second-largest city is a blow to defense capability and national morale."
 ukrainewar.101.a:0 "Organize emergency evacuation of the population!"
 ukrainewar.101.b:0 "We will return... We must return."
 UKR_kharkiv_evacuation_tt:0 "Evacuation of Kharkiv's civilian population organized. Residents and qualified personnel saved."
 UKR_kharkiv_lost_tt:0 "Loss of Kharkiv is a devastating blow. The industrial capital and defense center are in enemy hands."


 ukrainewar.102.t:0 "Sumy Abandoned"
 ukrainewar.102.d:0 "The battle for Sumy lasted a week. The enemy advanced from three directions, seeking to completely encircle the city. Defenders held positions in northern districts to the last, containing the advance to the center. Sumy, a city in the northeast, an important transport hub and center of chemical industry. Mineral fertilizers and pumping equipment were produced here, supplying the entire country. The city's population was a quarter million, many of whom worked at defense enterprises. The city park and central square, where families once strolled, are now cratered. Loss of control over Sumy opens the enemy's path to central oblasts."
 ukrainewar.102.a:0 "Save the people  evacuate the city!"
 ukrainewar.102.b:0 "Every house, every street will be avenged."
 UKR_sumy_evacuation_tt:0 "Evacuation of Sumy's population conducted. Some industrial equipment removed."
 UKR_sumy_lost_tt:0 "Sumy is lost. The northern transport corridor is under threat."


 ukrainewar.103.t:0 "Chernihiv Captured"
 ukrainewar.103.d:0 "Ancient Chernihiv, one of the oldest cities of Rus', fell after brutal fighting. The defense held on the approaches to the historic center, where 11th-century churches stand. Shelling damaged the Transfiguration Cathedral, an architectural monument from the time of Yaroslav the Wise. Chernihiv was a center of light industry and mechanical engineering; textiles, chemical fibers, and musical instruments were produced here. The population exceeded 285 thousand. The city is located on a strategic direction to the capital; its loss creates a threat of encirclement to northern oblasts. Fighting took place in the Desnianskyi district and on the bridge over the Desna River, a key transport artery. Historical memory of a thousand years found itself under the ashes of modern war."
 ukrainewar.103.a:0 "Evacuate the population and archives!"
 ukrainewar.103.b:0 "The ancient city remembers all wars. It will survive this one too."
 UKR_chernihiv_evacuation_tt:0 "Chernihiv's population evacuated. Some cultural treasures saved."
 UKR_chernihiv_lost_tt:0 "Loss of Chernihiv opens the path to the capital. The ancient city is in enemy hands."


 ukrainewar.104.t:0 "Zaporizhzhia Has Fallen"
 ukrainewar.104.d:0 "Zaporizhzhia held out to the end. Fighting took place on the left and right banks of the Dnipro, bridges exploding one after another. Defenders held the Dnipro Hydroelectric Station and industrial districts, understanding the city's strategic importance. Zaporizhzhia, a powerful industrial center where Europe's largest nuclear power plant is located, along with metallurgical plants and machine-building factories. Motor Sich produced aircraft engines for the entire world. The city's population exceeded 750 thousand. The city's symbol is the famous Zaporizhian Sich, cradle of Cossackdom, a place of strength and freedom. The loss of Zaporizhzhia means losing the energy heart of the country and a strategic bridge across the Dnipro. The enemy gained control of the ZNPP."
 ukrainewar.104.a:0 "Evacuation! Remove NPP specialists!"
 ukrainewar.104.b:0 "Zaporizhzhia is the heart of the country. This is unforgettable."
 UKR_zaporizhzhia_evacuation_tt:0 "Zaporizhzhia's population evacuated. NPP specialists withdrawn to safety."
 UKR_zaporizhzhia_lost_tt:0 "Catastrophic loss. Zaporizhzhia NPP and industrial center captured by the enemy."


 ukrainewar.105.t:0 "Kherson Abandoned"
 ukrainewar.105.d:0 "Kherson, the gateway to Crimea, a city at the mouth of the Dnipro, was captured after bloody street fighting. The last defenders retreated across the Antonivskyi Bridge, which was blown up to delay the advance. Kherson, a southern port city with a population of about 290 thousand, a center of shipbuilding and agricultural processing. Kherson Oblast is Ukraine's breadbasket, the largest producer of grain and vegetables. The city was famous for watermelons and tomatoes supplied throughout the country. The Kherson Shipbuilding Plant built ships for the fleet. The loss of Kherson cuts off land connection with southern territories and opens the enemy's path along the Black Sea coast toward Odesa."
 ukrainewar.105.a:0 "Evacuate civilians across the Dnipro!"
 ukrainewar.105.b:0 "Kherson will be liberated. The gateway to Crimea will not close."
 UKR_kherson_evacuation_tt:0 "Kherson's population evacuated across the Dnipro. Operation successful."
 UKR_kherson_lost_tt:0 "Kherson is lost. The southern direction is open to enemy advance."


 ukrainewar.106.t:0 "Dnipro Captured"
 ukrainewar.106.d:0 "Dnipro, the third-largest city in the country, the industrial heart of central Ukraine, fell after a two-week siege. Fighting took place in every district of the million-strong city. Defenders held defense at metallurgical plants and factories, using workshops as fortresses. Dnipro is a center of ferrous metallurgy, space and rocket industry. Pivdenmash produced launch vehicles for space programs; Interpipe supplied pipes worldwide. The city gave the country hundreds of cosmonauts and scientists. The Merefo-Kherson Bridge, the city's symbol connecting the banks of the mighty Dnipro, was the arena of fierce fighting. The loss of Dnipro means the loss of industrial potential, space technologies, and the country's most important transport hub."
 ukrainewar.106.a:0 "Organize evacuation! Save people and specialists!"
 ukrainewar.106.b:0 "Dnipro, a giant city. Its fall will not go unpunished."
 UKR_dnipro_evacuation_tt:0 "Mass evacuation of Dnipro's population conducted. Qualified personnel saved."
 UKR_dnipro_lost_tt:0 "Loss of Dnipro is a catastrophe. Industrial and space center captured."


 ukrainewar.107.t:0 "Zhytomyr Lost"
 ukrainewar.107.d:0 "Zhytomyr, an ancient city in the western direction, fell after tense fighting on the outskirts. The enemy sought to capture the city quickly to open the path to Kyiv from the west. Territorial defense fought in Koroliov and Bohun districts, delaying the advance. Zhytomyr, an oblast center with a population of 265 thousand, a center of light industry and woodworking. Furniture, musical instruments, textiles, and equipment for the food industry were produced here. The city is known for its granite deposits  Zhytomyr granite adorns buildings worldwide. The loss of Zhytomyr creates a threat to western oblasts and opens an additional corridor for advancing on the capital."
 ukrainewar.107.a:0 "Evacuate residents to the west!"
 ukrainewar.107.b:0 "Zhytomyr is an ancient city. It has seen everything. We will return."
 UKR_zhytomyr_evacuation_tt:0 "Zhytomyr's population evacuated to western oblasts."
 UKR_zhytomyr_lost_tt:0 "Loss of Zhytomyr opens the western direction for advance."


 ukrainewar.108.t:0 "Odesa Captured"
 ukrainewar.108.d:0 "Odesa, the pearl by the Black Sea, a Hero City with a population exceeding one million, fell after fierce fighting. Landing operations, assault on port districts, battles on the Potemkin Stairs and near the Opera House  all this became reality for a city that had endured great sieges in history. Odesa, the largest port city, gateway for grain and petroleum product exports, center of shipbuilding and oil refining. Odesa Port is one of the most important in the Black Sea. The silver anchor on a red field of the coat of arms symbolizes the city's maritime power. Odesa is the cultural capital of the south, birthplace of writers and artists, a city of humor and love of freedom. The loss of Odesa cuts Ukraine off from a significant portion of the Black Sea coast and destroys maritime trade routes."
 ukrainewar.108.a:0 "Evacuation through the port! Save the Hero City!"
 ukrainewar.108.b:0 "Odesa is unconquerable. History remembers all sieges."
 UKR_odesa_evacuation_tt:0 "Large-scale evacuation through Odesa Port. Population and cultural treasures saved."
 UKR_odesa_lost_tt:0 "Catastrophic loss. Odesa, the maritime capital, captured by the enemy."


 ukrainewar.109.t:0 "Lviv Occupied"
 ukrainewar.109.d:0 "Lviv, the cultural and spiritual capital of western Ukraine, a city of European architecture and love of freedom, was captured after desperate resistance. Fighting took place on the streets of the old city, near the walls of the Town Hall and St. George's Cathedral. Every cobblestone remembers the footsteps of kings, poets, and revolutionaries. Lviv, a city with a population of 720 thousand, a center of mechanical engineering, food, and light industry. Lviv Polytechnic trained engineers for the entire country. The city was a crucial transport hub connecting Ukraine with Europe. The city's symbol, the lion, embodies pride and unbending spirit. The loss of Lviv means losing the western bastion, cultural center, and connection with the European world. This is a blow to national identity."
 ukrainewar.109.a:0 "Organize evacuation! Save the cultural capital!"
 ukrainewar.109.b:0 "Lviv is unconquered. It will survive any yoke."
 UKR_lviv_evacuation_tt:0 "Lviv's population evacuated to Zakarpattia and Poland. Cultural treasures saved."
 UKR_lviv_lost_tt:0 "Loss of Lviv is a blow to the national spirit. The cultural capital is captured."

 # Liberation of Territory
 ukrainewar.400.t:0 "Liberation of Occupied Lands"
 ukrainewar.400.d:0 "Our troops enter liberated cities to jubilant cries from the population. Residents come out into the streets with blue-and-yellow flags, embrace soldiers, weep with joy. But along with triumph comes horror  evidence of occupiers' atrocities, mass graves, destroyed homes. Every liberated village is both a victory and a new pain."
 ukrainewar.400.a:0 "We remember every tortured soul"


 # International Support
 ukrainewar.500.t:0 "Wave of International Support"
 ukrainewar.500.d:0 "Weapons deliveries from abroad, humanitarian aid, sanctions against the aggressor  the whole world has taken our side. At airports, Javelins and HIMARS are unloaded; in ports, ships dock with medicines and food. This support gives strength to continue the struggle, but also reminds us of our dependence on allies."
 ukrainewar.500.a:0 "We are not alone in this fight"


 # Energy War
 ukrainewar.600.t:0 "War for Electricity"
 ukrainewar.600.d:0 "Enemy Geran drones and Kalibr missiles methodically destroy the country's energy system. Thermal and hydroelectric power stations turn into ruins, transformer substations burn. Millions of people sit without light in freezing temperatures. But energy workers heroically repair the damage, and people learn to live by candlelight."
 ukrainewar.600.a:0 "Darkness will not break our will"


 # Deportation of Children
 ukrainewar.700.t:0 "Abduction of Children"
 ukrainewar.700.d:0 "Terrible news arrives from occupied territories  invaders are forcibly removing Ukrainian children, sending them to 're-education' camps, giving them new documents and Russian names. Thousands of families are deprived of their children. This pain is unbearable  it turns even the most peace-loving citizens into furious avengers."
 ukrainewar.700.a:0 "We will find every stolen child"
 ukrainewar.700.b:0 "For this there is no forgiveness"


 # Grain Blockade
 ukrainewar.800.t:0 "Port Blockade"
 ukrainewar.800.d:0 "Black Sea ports are mined, merchant ships cannot export Ukrainian grain. Millions of tons of wheat that could feed the starving in Africa and Asia rot in grain elevators. The enemy uses hunger as a weapon not only against us but against the entire world. However, we find new routes  through the Danube, through railways to Poland."
 ukrainewar.800.a:0 "Ukraine will feed the world, no matter what"


 UKR_against_occupiers:0 "Against the Occupiers"
 UKR_against_occupiers_desc:0 "Ukraine wages war against Soviet invaders. Every day of resistance brings victory closer."

 # Estonia - Kaitseliit
 baltic_defense.1.t:0 "Mobilization of Kaitseliit"
 baltic_defense.1.d:0 "In response to the threat of Russian aggression and our participation in the regional defense alliance, the Estonian government has declared full mobilization of the Estonian Defence League (Kaitseliit). This voluntary national defense organization, numbering over 25,000 members including affiliated organizations, is ready to stand in defense of the country's sovereignty.\n\nFour territorial defense districts are forming territorial defense battalions, equipped with modern weapons and trained intensively alongside NATO forces. Members of Kaitseliit know the local terrain exceptionally well and are capable of organizing effective guerrilla defense."
 baltic_defense.1.a:0 "For Estonia's independence!"
 estonia_kaitseliit_mobilization_tooltip:0 "§Y3 Kaitseliit territorial defense divisions mobilized§!"

 # Lithuania - Šauliai
 baltic_defense.2.t:0 "Mobilization of Lithuanian Riflemen's Union"
 baltic_defense.2.d:0 "The Lithuanian Riflemen's Union (Lietuvos šaulių sąjunga), a paramilitary organization with a rich history of fighting for independence, is declaring full mobilization. Approximately 14,000 riflemen, trained militarily and prepared for armed and civil resistance, are rising to defend the homeland.\n\nTerritorial rifle units, named after Lithuania's historical heroes and regions, are being formed throughout the country. These units, working closely with the regular armed forces, are prepared for guerrilla operations and territorial defense, drawing on the resistance traditions of the 1940s."
 baltic_defense.2.a:0 "The Riflemen are ready for battle!"
 lithuania_sauliai_mobilization_tooltip:0 "§Y3 Šauliai rifle divisions mobilized§!"

 # Latvia - Zemessardze
 baltic_defense.3.t:0 "Mobilization of Latvian National Guard"
 baltic_defense.3.d:0 "The Latvian National Guard (Zemessardze) - a component of the National Armed Forces - is conducting a full-scale mobilization of reservists. This organization, designed to involve Latvian citizens in state defense, is forming territorial defense brigades in all regions of the country.\n\nZemessardze brigades are equipped to perform territorial defense tasks, support civilian structures in crisis situations, and counter hybrid threats. The mobilized units are ready to protect critical infrastructure and organize defense of populated areas."
 baltic_defense.3.a:0 "For a free Latvia!"
 latvia_zemessardze_mobilization_tooltip:0 "§Y3 National Guard brigades mobilized§!"
