The Monument to the Swedes from the Swedes is a historical memorial located near the village of Pobyvanka in the Poltava region of Ukraine. It commemorates the Swedish soldiers who perished during the Battle of Poltava in 1709, a pivotal engagement in the Great Northern War. The monument was erected on the initiative and with the financial support of Swedish citizens, symbolizing reconciliation and historical memory. It marks one of the locations where Swedish military units were positioned during the battle. The site serves as a point of remembrance for the significant loss of life and the broader historical consequences of the conflict, which decisively shifted the balance of power in Northern Europe. The memorial is part of the Poltava Battle Field State Historical and Cultural Reserve, an area preserving numerous monuments related to the battle. It attracts visitors interested in military history and serves as a symbol of Swedish-Ukrainian historical connections.