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The Metro series had excellent English voiceovers that sounded like people from that region.
mind you i understand only a few works of UKR, mostly the curses and the transliterations (ie words in english spoken in ukranian) but i love it.
100% agree
And anyway, why would anyone just assume that everyone that came to the zone was from the local area? I'd expect there to be some of my obnoxious fellow Americans and smattering of eurotrash.