The data says, almost all the post-Soviet or Eastern bloc nations grew faster than the US between 1990 and 2013, including Ukraine. (Note the data set starts in 1993 for Estonia, 1994 for Bosnia and 1997 for Serbia). Only Serbia, Tajikistan and Kyrgyz Rep grew slightly more slowly, but they still grew significantly. Full list below.
-- DRR
*Country* *Per Capita GDP 1990* *Per Capita GDP 2013* *Increase* Bosnia 343 4856 1416% Turkmenistan 881 7987 907% Slovakia 2211 17689 800% Kazakhstan 1647 13172 800% Poland 1694 13432 793% Albania 613 4652 759% Estonia 2596 18478 712% Azerbaijan 1237 7812 632% Romania 1651 9499 575% Armenia 627 3505 559% Latvia 2796 15375 550% Lithuania 2841 15538 547% Czech Rep 3787 18861 498% Belarus 1705 7575 444% Russia 3458 14612 423% Hungary 3186 13134 412% Mongolia 1172 4056 346% Bulgaria 2377 7296 307% Uzbekistan 651 1878 288% Slovenia 8699 22729 261% Croatia 5185 13530 261% Ukraine 1571 3900 248% Moldova 972 2230 229% Georgia 1611 3602 224% US 23955 53143 222% Serbia 2795 5935 212% Tajikistan 496 1037 209% Krygyz Rep 609 1263 207%