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1). No. There are no differences either. I don't support it, at least because after a revolution, there is usually a period of collapse.
2). A normal president, neither better nor worse than Kuchma. Yushchenko was worse.
3). You didn't understand the essence of the question. The point is not about joining the EU; it's just a course towards European integration. We won't be accepted into the EU for at least another 10 years. But even if Ukraine joins the EU, I'm afraid it will be like in Greece.
4). If the prices of goods were comparable, I would buy products, except for natural products like milk, meat, etc., which would be European. Their quality is higher due to control and certification. But the prices will not be comparable. They have no reason to sell their goods to us cheaper than they sell them to themselves.

5). In this case, this is being done to have a more or less clear access (agreements between Ukraine and Russia) and a certain ally against Russia. No, I'm not talking about war, but rather about supplying resources to Europe.

6). The work will not be for "bright minds." They need cheap, unskilled labor, like janitors and cleaners. They take "bright minds" anyway, without any extra talk.

7). Yanukovych. I don't see any candidate who could replace him without feeling pressure from the same coalition as before.

8). Unfortunately, I was born two months before the collapse of the Soviet Union. The only thing I can say is that they were idiots to dismantle a superpower!