Can you drink tap water in Ukraine?

Drinking tap water is not advised anywhere in Ukraine, including the large cities. Whilst tap water in large Russian cities is mostly pure, and much of the nation's water meets its drinking standards, it is not advisable to drink tap water in the country.



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