Title: Skyscrapers of Ukraine
Content:  101 meters ). Already in 1979, one "candle" was completed and filled with the first inhabitants. This skyscraper was not only the most storied of all, but also became the tallest skyscraper in Ukraine. In 1983, another such building grew, but two floors smaller. The designed third candle was never completed, laying the foundation only. In 1974, the construction of a 120-meter skyscraper – the Aeroflot Computing Center (today the House of Ministry of Transport of Ukraine) began in Kyiv. In 1986,construction was completed and the building began to be used. In 2003, the skyscraper was reconstructed, giving it a more modern look. Construction of the Trade House 
Title: Skyscrapers of Ukraine
Content:  residential floor) higher than 73.5 m, but 5 skyscrapers were built contrary to the law – Trade House, Hotel "Tourist" and Ministry of Infrastructure House in Kyiv, and two "tall buildings" of housing estate "Victory" in Dnipro. In addition, several other skyscrapers began to be built in Soviet times: the KyivTV-center and the House of the USSR Ministry of Melioration in Kyiv, and the «Parus» Hotel in the Dnipro. The TV-center was completed in 1992, the House of USSR Ministry of Melioration was completed in 2006 in the form of an appellate court, and the construction of the «Parus» Hotel in Dnipro 
Title: Trade Unions Building (Kyiv)
Content:  The Trade Unions Building, or Budynok Profspilok (officially in Будинок спілок Федерації професійних спілок України, Union house of the Federation of Trade Unions of Ukraine), is a large office building in Kyiv, Ukraine. Located on the city's main Khreshchatyk Street, its façade faces the central Maidan Nezalezhnosti square and contains the city's main clock tower. The building was built in place of the Noble Assembly building that stood in its place during 1851–1976 and even survived World War II. The restoration of the building on May 30, 2018, The building has been rebuilt in 2021 and is now visitable.
Title: 101 Tower (Kyiv)
Content:  101 Tower is a skyscraper in Kyiv, Ukraine. The 27 story building was completed in 2012. The land under the property was being rented by the Eurozhitlogrup Company which is owned by Сур Rose Holding Limited based in Cyprus. In March 2020, it was announced that Сур Rose Holding Limited was being bought by Dragon Capital Investments Limited, also bought in Cyprus. It was reported that one of the beneficiaries of Eurozhitlogrup is Stepan Chernovetskyi, a son of the former mayor of Kyiv, Leonid Chernovetskyi.
Title: List of tallest buildings in Ukraine
Content:  This list ranks completed and topped-out buildings. An equal sign (=) following a rank indicates the same height between two or more buildings. The "Year" column indicates the year in which a building was or will be completed.
Title: Skyscrapers of Ukraine
Content:  Since the early 2000s, skyscrapers over 20 floors began to be built in Kharkiv, as well, mostly as residential buildings. The first modern skyscraper in Kharkiv was «Olympus», a 26-story residential building built in 2005. It has 94 apartments and is 80 meters high. In the future, more and more skyscrapers appeared in the city, and in 2004–2009 it was built: a 25-storey «Mir», a 22-storey «Triumph», a 25-storey «Pioneer», a 25-storey «Parus» and a 27-storey «Svitlyy Dim» – the tallest skyscraper in the city which is 97 meters high. In 2009, a complex of two buildings was opened at once: the 25-storey «Ultra» Tower, one of the most prestigious residential complexes in Ukraine. At the end of 2010, a complex of three 27-storey towers was built – the residential complex "Monte Plaza", which stands 95 meters high. The complex is the largest and one of the highest in Kharkiv. Large-scale project-construction of the 39-storey complex of residential complex «Europe» remains unrealized.
Title: Skyscrapers of Ukraine
Content:  to office and residential skyscrapers, high-rise buildings are also being built in the city. For example, the construction of the most famous long-standing building – the Kiyv Court of Appeal – ended in 2006, construction lasted 28 years, unfinished skyscraper during this time was taken on the balance sheet of 9 different organizations. The completed skyscraper is 127 meters high. Modern skyscrapers are also being built in the city – in 2014 the multifunctional complex "H-Tower" was opened, which is the highest hotel in Ukraine right now. By a large margin, Kyiv is ahead of other Ukrainian cities in the number of houses that have 20 or more floors, their number exceeds 400, and this figure is increasing.
Title: Trade Unions Building (Kyiv)
Content:  visibly a modern structure. One feature that punctuated the latter, was a 24-metre tower with four 7.2 x 4.3 metre screens displaying the current time, temperature, date and other information. This became the official clock tower of Ukraine, and chimed the famous melody Yak tebe ne lyubyty, Kyyeve miy. In 2011 the tower was renovated and the screens, being a matrix of almost five thousand 127-Volt, 40 W light bulbs were replaced by diode matrices, providing multi-colour digital image with much greater resolution. Most of the building was used as offices by the Trade Unions federation, however it contains several auditoriums and banquet rooms that allowed it to be used as a permanent multi-purpose venue.
Title: Skyscrapers of Ukraine
Content: Dnipro Towers – a complex consisting of six 35-story towers with a height of 110 meters in Kyiv. Skyscrapers have been under construction since 2000. ; "Mirax Plaza" – 46-storey, 192-meter skyscraper in Kyiv. Construction has been ongoing since 2006. Construction has been restored since 2016, but now a 28-story residential complex "Mirax" is being built at this place. ; Multifunctional complex "Congress Hall" – 27-storey, the 106-meter skyscraper in Donetsk. Construction has been ongoing since 2006. The problem of skyscraper construction is the "freezing" of projects (stopping construction due to underfunding), many Ukrainian high-rise buildings are unfinished and this issue became a major problem during the 2008–2009 economic crisis. Such well-known skyscrapers are: 
Title: Trade Unions Building (Kyiv)
Content:  During the late 2013 to early 2014 Euromaidan protest campaigns, the Budynok Profspilok was occupied by protesters and turned into their main center housing political headquarters, the press center, security center and the main kitchen. A number of important Euromaidan events, including recurrent attacks and provocations by police, occurred in and around the building. The building was completely burnt down during the night of 18–19 February, the day before the mass sniping fire took place during the 2014 Ukrainian Revolution. Due to the severe damages the building suffered from the fire, it was covered with large canvas screens on two sides with the words "Glory to Ukraine" printed on them in large letters. The building is since then rebuilt and will include a museum dedicated to the Euromaidan events. The reopening was scheduled to be before 1 March 2018, but the opening was postponed. On 21 November 2018 a new KFC restaurant opened in the renovated Trade Unions House.

Question: Verify the following claims with "True" or "False": I remembered that a building is not at 101 Ukrop Way not was completed on 1 June 2009.
Answer: True