Esports Charts has expanded its platform to include a Ukrainian‑language interface, enabling users to access tournament, team, player and other analytics in their native tongue. The launch aligns with the growing prominence of Ukrainian audiences in major esports events; Ukrainian broadcasts routinely rank among the top streams by watch time, as seen at The International 2025 and the StarLadder Budapest Major where they placed fifth overall. Founded in Ukraine in 2016, Esports Charts historically operated primarily in English but has long served the Ukrainian community. The new localization is part of a broader multilingual strategy that already covers English, Portuguese, Turkish and Japanese. The Ukrainian version debuted just before the Counter‑Strike 2 Major in Cologne (IEM Cologne 2026), scheduled to begin on June 2 and featuring an official Ukrainian broadcast. Users can access the localized site immediately, with ongoing improvements guided by community feedback collected through a dedicated form. The update underscores the platform’s commitment to making detailed esports data more accessible across linguistic boundaries, supporting analysts, teams and fans in Ukraine as the region’s viewership continues to rise.