About 20 streets, squares named after Ukraine in 14 countries

This was reported by the press service of the agency.

"By the Independence Day of Ukraine, there were two more Ukrainian names on the world map. In Luxembourg, Kyiv Boulevard appeared, and in New York, the intersection of Brighton Beach Avenue and Coney Island Avenue in Brooklyn was renamed the Ukrainian Way."

In addition, Ukrainian toponyms appeared in the Czech Republic, Latvia, Lithuania, Albania, Norway and Canada.

"In six of these countries, Ukrainian names were given to the streets and squares on which Russian diplomatic institutions are located," the report added.