UkrainePublished: 20 June 2026 at 12:20

Ukrainian Center in Budva: No Time to Relax

Journalist Alexey Zarichansky meets volunteer Vera Volkova at the Ukrainian Center in Budva in his opinion piece.

In his opinion piece "Ukrainian Center in Budva: No Time to Relax," journalist Alexey Zarichansky describes a meeting with Ukrainian artist and volunteer Vera Volkova at the Ukrainian Center in Budva. Volkova, who volunteers at the center, opens the conversation by asking about the most popular expressions in Montenegro. The meeting took place in a small, cozy room in the city center. The author emphasizes that Ukrainians in Montenegro should not relax.

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