A typical anti-Ukrainian Russian imperialistic claim 

The current version of the introductory section contains at least one paragraph that is purported to make Ukraine look as a home of all sorts of people, except Ukrainians themselves. Here is what it says, as of today:

 Ethnic Ruthenians were frequently a rural people and often formed minorities in their own cities and towns. For example, Kiev in the 1920s was approximately 1/3 Jewish and 1/3 Russian, with the remaining third constituting ethnic Ukrainians, Poles, and Germans. A similar demographic history existed in Lviv with a majority Polish and Jewish population.

Am I the only Ukrainian editor who finds these kind of statements offensive? Not only these kinds of claims have absolutely no ground in the known Ukrainian historical facts, but they, in fact, repeat, almost word in word, the statements made by anti-Western anti-Ukrainian Putin propaganda!

I asked the editors to provide the citations justifying the obviously false claims in these paragraphs. My requests have been deleted and I has been told that they will block my Wikipedia account. 

 Pseudo-Western editors adding Russian propaganda to this article 
It looks to me that at least this Ukraine-related article has been monopolized by some editors who created Western-looking Wikipedia profiles. However, these editors keep censoring the article ad adding to it the statements coinciding with the Russian imperialistic anti-Western and anti-Ukrainian propaganda. See the examples in the preceding two sections of this discussion!