Discussions, post-mortems, analysis, inflated egos, and all that jazz.

I wonder, what do Ukrainians feel nostalgic about?

I can't speak for all Ukrainians, but if we're talking about Dnipro, based on my observations, among those 55+, I think about 80% are nostalgic for the USSR, among those 45+, about 40%, among those 35+, about 20%, but I haven't encountered such feelings among young people, which is why I was surprised about the 18-24 age group, although it's possible that it's around 5%. And of course, all of this is due to the "needle" (a metaphor for addiction). Without it, what would the USSR even be? A world that doesn't exist. The entire history of the USSR is about constantly building a bright future that will never actually come. The process is more important than the result.