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I think it is the village of Radych located in Lviv Oblast of Ukraine. Here is its location on Google Maps with some photos. Also check the following article about it.

I think it is the town of Stary Bykhaw (Bykhov) in Belarus. Today, it is called just Bykhaw or Bykhov. Brief info about it. More info here (auto-translated from Russian). This town on Google Maps. Also check these photos.

Unfortunately, I haven't found any mention of a settlement with such a name (both in Ukrainian and in Russian), there is nothing similar to such a name on the old maps of this region. Maybe its spelling is not quite correct, if you have pictures of any original documents where this place is mentioned, I could take a look at them and maybe read it correctly.

I think you mean the settlement called Schastia located to the north of Lugansk city (Luganskaya oblast of Ukraine). Russian and Ukrainian (official) languages are widely spread in Ukraine. We have no such services as checking for the personal info of people living in Ukraine, address, phone numbers etc. But according to the details you have mentioned in your last question all the situation is looking suspicious because today there are some good free online translation services available (like Google one).

Yes there is such village but the correct spelling is Lokhovo. It is situated to the north of Mukachevo town.

The settlement of Laki is located in Autonomous Republic of Crimea (Crimean peninsula) of Ukraine.

I have found the village Laki (Greek settlement) that was burned by Germans during the World War II in 1942. The coordinates of the Laki village are 44° 40' 0" North, 33° 57' 0" East. Laki is located in Crimea Republic of Ukraine. And here is the photo of the abandoned church the only remaining building of the Laki village.

Yuzhnoukrainsk city is located in Nikolaev oblast of Ukraine and has the population of about 39,000 (2008). The distance between Nikolaev city and Yuzhnoukrainsk is about 120 km by highway, Odessa to Yuzhnoukrainsk - 175 km. I have the following place to stay: Motel «Dobrobut», 122 km of Nikolaev-Pervomaisk highway, contact phone: +380-5136-20-484.

I think you mean Kozova village (small town) located in Kozivskyi district of Ternopil oblast of Ukraine (info and photos of Kozova town).

I have found no city, town or village in Ukraine named Schuchinsky. But there is town Schuchin in Grodno oblast of Belarus.

I have found that Podsosnov village is located in Pustomytovskiy area of Lvov region (oblast) of Ukraine. Geographical coords: north latitude 49°45′13″, east longitude 24°21′11″ (you can try to find it using Google Earth). Postal code: 81152. Phone code: +380-3230.

I think you mean city Rakhiv (Rakhov). It is located in the southern part of Zakarpatskyi region of Ukraine. Here is the site about Rakhiv.

The village Belskaya Volya is located in the north-western part of Rivne oblast in Vladimireckiy region. Here is the Belskaya Volya village map location.

Pereima village is situated in Baltyisk region of Odessa oblast, 18 km north from region center Balta. Here is the Pereima village location on Odessa oblast map.

I think you mean Yuzhne (Yuzhny) city of Ukraine. Here is Wikipedia article about Yuzhne city and here are city photos (the site itself is on Russian). I think you will find more info using the correct names of the city I mentioned above.

I have found both villages on Ivano-Frankkivsk oblast map (underlined).

The village Podsosnov is located in Pustomytovskiy area of Lvov region.

Bynchykovka is a village situated in Luhansk oblast of Ukraine (Belokurakinskiy region). Geographical coordinates: latitude 49.4820° / longitude 38.6452°.

I think you mean Novoukrainka city. It is the center of Novoukrainian region of Kirovograd oblast. The population is about 19100 (2006). Phone code +380 5251.

I have found the following. Selo Zadilskoe #1 is situated in Lvov oblast, Skolevskiy district (raion). Selo Zadilskoe #2 is situated in Zakarpattya oblast Voloveckiy district (raion). The postcode you mentioned is similar to postcodes of main cities and towns of Lvov oblast, so I think the first Zadilskoe is the one you need.

The city of Obertin is situated in Ivano-Frankivsk region. It is one of the cities suffered from German invasion during the Second World War.

I couldn't find any info concerning village Minitsa. May be you mean Vinnitsa city?

There is no such city in Ukraine. The word «Oborona» is translated from Ukrainian to English as «Defense». It is a very popular name of the streets in Ukraine cities in memory of World War II.

The people from Senkiw, Ukraine established the oldest Ukrainian colony in Manitoba Canada in 1896. I could find two cities called Senkiwka (I think one of them is the city you are looking for). First one is in Kiev region, on the East from Kiev between Borispol and Barishivka. The second Senkiwka is in Chernigov region.