Ukrainians Describe Russian Troops Astonished By Basic Amenities
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- Local residents say when Russian troops occupied their village in the Kyiv region, they were dumbfounded by Ukraine's "high living standards." Now, most of the village is in ruins, leaving many locals homeless and in need.
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During WW2 my mother's family had to move several times due to bombs raining down from aircraft. They had nothing afterward. A family put them up in a factory apartment in the countryside. The owner's daughter gave my mother a well used doll which my mother still has to this day. A simple act of kindness by that family may have been what brought my mother's entire family through the chaos. A simple act of kindness by their daughter may have been what gave my mother, then a small child, hope for the future.
That is very touching thank you for sharing.
Where was that?
If that was in the Romanian countryside, it was probably my great grandfather from my mother’s side who helped out your mom’s family.
God bless your family, and the family that was kind.
@Repent and believe in Jesus Christ your sky wizard will do nothing to stop this war no matter how hard you pray to your imaginary friend.
The fact they still smile and can laugh is such a relief. Such strong people.
Чужа душа - то, кажуть, темний ліс.
А я кажу: не кожна, ой не кожна!
Чужа душа - то тихе море сліз.
Плювати в неї - гріх тяжкий, не можна.
Well Iraqis ppl smile from time to time too
My thoughts exactly! Ukraine must win.
I agree, we just catch a glimpse of what those Ukrainians are going through, but pictures and video clips don't fully give you their reality, I can't imagine what it would be like to experience their hardships and just brutal psychological trauma.
@@lucasholy7821 You know, in parts of Iraq there were only electricity 2-3 hours daily while Saddam was in power. In 2009 that number was raised to 23 hours daily thanks to western help. But still, many just dream about living in Europe.
A friend of mine spoke with an older man who described life in Hungary during the 1950s under Soviet rule.
The Soviet soldiers would enter their home, and lower themselves above the toilet to splash the toilet water on their faces. When his family tried to explain to the soldiers the water in the toilet was NOT for washing your face, they were pushed away by the soldiers.
The soldiers took the strawberry scented toothpaste from the bathroom, cut slabs of bread in their kitchen, and smeared the toothpaste on the bread, like jam.
It's sad to think of how cruel life can be.
My grandma told me. When the Red Army marched into Berlin in 1945, some soldiers wanted to wash the potatoes they had brought with them in the toilet. These soldiers apparently came from the extreme east of Siberia. However, when they pulled the chain, the potatoes were gone. Because they got so angry, they shot into the toilet with their submachine gun and yelled "Damn Nazi potato washing machine doesn't work".
Most of these soldier come from poor rural areas from god knows where in Siberia where an outhouse is actually a thing and some utterly shitty 200€/month African tier salary sounds like a dream. They can't coerse people from rich modern places like St. Petersburg or Moscow to become soldiers
@@terskataneli6457 "african tier" like your mom.
@@terskataneli6457 "these soldier come from poor rural areas "... Lol... you have no idea what you folks sound like... do you? I suggest carefully reading this comment thread... 🙄🙄
@@MrWolfheart111 Oh so these soldiers come from rich civilized areas then? Damn I didn't realize Russia was THAT bad.
Grew up in Russia in the South. Half of the town had high-rise buildings with all the modern plumbing. The other half had the old houses. The houses in our street had gas heating and gas stoves, but the plumbings only reached the first floor. There was an outhouse and a bathhouse, the latter warmed up by a metal boiler fed with firewood.
My first primary school had an outhouse that was just the round "long drop" pit, filled with faecises to the brim and never emptied. How none of us ever drowned in it was a miracle. My middle school had a row of self flushing toilets. All neat and modern. So it was both. I was from a poor family with little formal education. It was all back in the late eighties and early nineties. So it was sort of a mixed bag.
I got worms from having to use an outhouse for 2 years until we could get a house in city with indoor plumbing. No housing was available at the time.
@@joefromravenna I can believe that.
Our school's outhouse had no running water, so if we wanted to wash our hands, we had to go quite the distance to the taps. Needles to say, first graders never did.
@Wave Rider OMG to hear that was your normal everyday way of life in the 80's and 90's is astonishing!
I mean, it's not unheard of here in the US for people living far out in the countryside to use outhouses and they still use septic tanks, but for a whole neighborhood to make use of such old technology is unheard of.
In fact, when my father bought riverfront property in a town of less than a 100 people we tore down the old outhouse. So did my cousins, uncle, and my friends. This was during the late 70's, so there must've been a sweeping change in plumbing, water supply and sewage disposal during the 50's and 60's.
Truly making the best out of a horrible, tragic situation that none of us can even begin to comprehend! You people are amazing!
Indeed , Canada and all other civilized nations ( meaning those opposed to the Russian invasion and genocide) have to do more for these victims of putin’s imperialism
I thought the same. To keep that humour alive... wow! They truly are!
amazing liars
I can comprehend it
@@voskan what do you mean?
It's incredible how strong these people stand. Their life has been devastated, and still they smile. Deepest respect.
That is USA your talking about
@@GermaTroo ? Die in an atomic bomb blast?
@@GermaTroo Get nuked?
Let's hope you will be able to smile after the globalists destroy your life, just a matter of time.
@@GermaTroo rapidly expand and then get their teeth kicked in to the point of completely governmental and cultural reorganization? Yeah.
Russian taxes could be spent on buying nice bathrooms for the Russians instead of destroying the ones of others.
propaganda... at its best... radio free Europe... c'mon now... this is silly... the truth is the first casualty in any war... is there poverty in Russia? damn right ... btw last trip to Pennsylvania, Harrisburg on Thanksgiving... celebrated with a family who did not have enough plates for 8 people just paper plates ... survival through poaching ... and yep only an outhouse ... very little insulation... NO HEALTHCARE in the richest country in the world... whataboutism ... sure ... I will point u to outhouses in almost any nation 🤣🤣🤣
@@cfossto Sure... ruclips.net/video/nS5_EQgbuLc/видео.html 🤗
@@PieInSkyGuy By definition, discriminate who to kill based on etnicity can't be indiscrimate killing.
A little logic wont kill us.
How many people Zelenski ordered to kill since elected ? How many pro-russian ukrainians (not foreign mercenaries in Ukraine) get killed under his responsability ?
I'd like to have the numbers you know, and from what sources or stastistic method, so people saying otherwise can compare and correct themselve if necessary.
And why did the Russians destroy, Mark? Who leads them?
(If you think it’s WEF Young Global Leader Vladimir Putin, that’s incorrect 🤷.)
@@amillionlittledingdongs6768 I think they bomb houses so inhabitants don't have a huge economical, logistic, health and morale advantage on them. A broken country is easier to take than a healthy hostile one.
I don't know who gives the orders. But I know Vladi Putins agree with these orders because:
* He signed for the shipping and use of the weapons required for such orders.
* He officially praises the merit of soldiers known to execute such orders.
* He still has enough political power to prevent this if he wanted
Sorry, I don't know who "WEF" is.
I'm Russian, but I have always lived in larger cities. Until these videos began showing up, I had no idea just how poor the living conditions are for a large portion of our people. While Moscow is arguably the most comfortable city in Europe, those soldiers are dumbfounded by a damn toilet.
I'm super glad that I know English and can get information from such sources. There's so much work ahead to be done by people like me once all this is over. I'm frightened by the future, but by God will I do my best to improve things.
I know world isn't looking favourably at russia, but I do hope you and everyone else who has seen through the goverment lies can do something after the war.
Rather unfortunately, I bought Putin's biography a few months before all of this and reading it, I was made painfully aware just how terrible of a man he is.
Good luck and please, if your country gets the chance, remove him before he dies of old age.
Yeah. My family is from Tyumen and its associated villages - but even then, Tyumenskaya Oblast is a relatively wealthy region and every village home has gas, electricity, and toilets (Showers aren't common, but I think it's mostly by choice. Saunas are great). Growing up, I never really realized that this was a fairly privileged lifestyle by overall Russian standards.
Good luck - I wish you well. (But why do you think Moscow is so much better than other European cities? I think you need to visit capitals like Berlin, Paris, Amsterdam let alone smaller but very well built and comfortable cities and towns.)
@@annehalecott oh, I've been all over Europe pre-covid. And I just sincerely like Moscow better than any other major city out there. My second choice for long-term residence would probably be Amsterdam, it resonated very well with my soul last time I've been there in '15.
@@diggernick901
On what basis is Moscow the most comfortable city in Europe?! The safety aspect alone refutes that claim.
The resilience of these people is incredible. The calm they keep talking about those Russian soldiers who destroy their house and how they look for putting things back to normal. A lesson to all of us who have everything, afraid to loose anything. Respect for this lady
This village was destroyed by Ukrainian long-range artillery when the Russians were there. Do you think the Russians will shoot themselves?
@@jozefooo251 So, you mean their house would be rubble even without the presence of those Russian soldiers from the 19th century? Wow!
And the Ukrainian soldiers the azov battalion who have been attacking the pro Russian Ukrainians in the Donbas region since 2014!
This is why they are so resilient it’s because it’s nothing new to them and if the Russians didn’t care then why would they leave them supplies!
@@jaypliers3520 Not all these Russian soldiers are bad.
Many come from the countryside. They do not know gas heaters for warm water or bathing. Russia sells the gas to others.
These soldier often do not want to be there. They are angry, frustrated, they see all this terrible things. They want to be in their village, with their families.
@@krollpeter I’m not saying Russians are bad I’m stating that they are not after all they are human beings who are fighting in the Ukraine to protect the pro-Russian Ukranians from the corrupt Ukrainian government and azov battalion!
This war was intentionally started by the USA and corrupt Ukrainian government who have been undermining Russia in the Ukraine for decades the USA left the door open for the Ukraine to join NATO on purpose breaking previous agreements with Russia that Ukraine joining the EU or NATO was a security threat to Russia and American troops having direct access to their borders would not be tolerated!
The USA knew this would start a war in Europe but did it anyway 🤷♂️
Watch Ukraine on fire documentary by American producer Oliver stone or watch political scientist John Mearsheimers talks on Putin and the USA and all will become clear!
The problem is that nobody is showing the other side because the mainstream media is owned by the globalists and so are the wests governments!
There are two reporters on RUclips telling the other sides story Patrick Lancaster and Graham Philips 👍
My grandmother lived through the soviet occupation of Poland and said the same thing about them then. They were shocked at indoor plumbing and thought the toilet was for washing their hands, crazy to see absolutely nothing has changed .
Looks like your grandmother is an ungrateful pig. Even if the "plumbung-toilet story" was true (it's not), Russians saved her from the German Fachists, and THAT is the ony thing she remembers?
Ce que vous vivez. Nous avons ici de la difficulté à nous l'imaginer. Je pleure avec vous tous. Courage. xxxxxxxxxxxx
Thought the toilet was for washing potatoes 🥔
@@MsRustynuts When in WWII the Russians got to Berlin and they pulled the toilet chain, they were thus surprised they fired their machiene gun.
So they were good enough to liberate your incapable nation from Nazis, but after that you started feeling superior?
"And now we dont know where our couch is or our welder either" as he chuckles.
Gotta admit that made me chuckle too,
And then I remebered the bigger picture and what exactly i was laughing at,
As humans we must always look for the silver lining, The days are always darkest before the dawn ; )
"If you're going through hell, keep going."
Winston Churchill
Who the fuck goes trough the hassle of stealing a couch from half way around the world?
Very well stated. I did the same thing.
A bit of manipulation: subtitles - "he asked where is bathhouse", in fact he asked - "Would you, please, explain where ..."
@@Omega0850 If Russian soldiers think a toilet is a wash basin, we can only guess what they think a couch is! :D
What strong, wonderful people. They just carry on, like nothing happened. They are amazing.
What a lovely couple. It must be do difficult yet you still hear their laughter and teasing each other in a cute way. I was so happy to see that the pig was OK and healed. I too worry along with the other comments what Winter will bring with no gas. Gawd! It seems like they will be suffering and dying from being frozen and the farm animals need protection and warmth as well. My donations every month continue to Ukraine. Glory to Ukraine from Canada.
Don’t worry, Ukrainians won’t die without gas, we will make solid fuel stoves on wood and survive the winter, if there were no war ...
😍
Civilian casualties cause by Ukraine as they cleared out.
Bucha sends their regards.
your donations are a good idea and reminder
thank you very much, my blessings
I was once told a story about Russian and American troops entering a German town together, and
clearing houses to make sure no German troops were hiding. The American soldier flushed the toilet in one house, and the Russian soldier with him, who didn't know what the flush toilet was, shot it to pieces with his automatic rifle. It doesn't sound like much has changed since WW2, in some parts of rural Russia. The proletariat still craps in an outhouse, and heats wash water in a metal tub, over a wood fire. Meanwhile, Putin and his cronies live in the lap of luxury. So much for the blessings of the people's revolution.
There are stories of Scottish soldiers (Seaforth Highlanders) arriving in England during WW1, Bedford in particular and them washing their socks in toilets because they didn't know what they were, also caused mass panic amongst the people when asked where they came from, they replied "Ross-shire", the locals thought they said Russia.
Overall this story is a propaganda tactic from France, to paint Germans as barbarians in WW1, whilst Germany was in an economic boom and experiencing high living standards, the non-travelling majority is being turned artificially against one side by the media, by painting a straw man. But that's normal in war.
How is that any different to a tent filled homeless street in California? You are acting like wealth inequality only happens in Russia.
I had heard stories of Russian soldiers in Berlin at the end of WW2 being astonished by "Light from celling" and "Water from wall". These troops in Ukraine are possibly descendants of those in Berlin.
@@hellbender31 There is plenty of propaganda on both sides but the lack of gas supplied to russian homes is tragic for them being the biggest supplier, aprox only 1/3 of russian households, instead if looking after their own... here they are wasting money, progress, world economy and peoples lives.
We don't know how well off we are. Ukrainians have still kept their spirits high because they are great people from a great race. The Human Race.
Some of the worst people I know are humans, conversely almost all of the fantastic people I know are humans.
That is the weirdest Statement I have read on the Internet.
No other race is better than Humans.
@@paulfisker Think, venn diagram.
@@JACKAL747 Sea cucumbers are also cool.
It warmed my heart so much when she pointed at the chickens and said life goes on.
Seeing joy even in ruins, the joy in finding something so worthless to most and taken for granted like those clothes they found is beautiful and more powerful than any bomb.
Based on what I have heard and read I think a lot of the Russian's brutality is based on envy, Ukraine's economic progress has trickled down to even the most rural villages, such as farmers with brand new expensive John Deere tractors etc but in Russia the wealth only benefits a few major cities, everyone else lives a hundred years in the past in Russia.
Given how most of the russia soldiers are only concerned with looting and selling Ukrainian stuff for money, I'd say you're right.
Misplaced hostility. They need to take it out on their regime! Not innocent people who never did anything to them. Slava Ukraine 🇺🇦!!!
Lmao Ukraine is corrupt as hell and far less developed than Russia. Congrats, u fell for propaganda
Putin takes everything
its like when the soviets invaded poland...
they shot churches down because they were too grand to stand there
I once read about one soldier so astonished they though they ran into some place for the rich, they rounded them up, beat them. A few days after they realized the next village was the same, and the next.
that was the norm
for a man from siberia ... it is not
She has a lot of spunk. I'd say that if you could destroy an army with spirit, she could beat the Russians all by herself.
For sure she alone is worth more than all those despicable destroyers together. Pray that Russia will reap what it has sown and those, who want to believe evil putin's lies, soon will be without homes themselves.
I am glad these people are in such good spirits, considering what they have been through.
I remember reading about Russian troops in WW II when they had pillaged radios, lights and other electrical goods from the west and took them home, then tried to plug them in to trees and the ground and could not understand why they did not work, I am now starting to believe that story.
Yes, I bet you believe in any crap our western media tells you. What about a man can be a woman and a woman can be a man, do you believe on that too? Or Iraq weopons of mass destruction, do you believe on that one too? Sheep!
Looks like in some areas they didn't develop much, if at all in the past 100 years.
In the 80s my friend’s Russian cousin visited the states. When he returned home and described how it is here in CA he was ridiculed and no one believed him. No one believed public bathrooms would be loaded with toilet paper...
I guess they don’t produce certain products in Russia making them very scarce and difficult to come by.
@@pandabear1341 it's not about production, though. I live in Mexico, and there has never, ever been a toilet paper shortage. However, public restrooms, even in universities tend to have no tp because the people in charge of maintaining them steal the supplies and aren't accountable to anyone. The situation has been changing with the introduction of a hybrid public/private system where users pay a little for access.
Your an uneducated twit
I was surprised by what this poor lady said about the Russian commander. Obviously, people who live in large urban centers like Moscow have all the modern amenities, but I never realized there are people in today's Russia still living in the 1800s. I hope these Ukrainians can find a new home before winter sets in! Slava Ukraini!
Yeah there has been some amenities recently discussed or the lack thereof in modern day Russia that were shocking to hear. I think it was something like almost 30% of citizens don't have access to potable/running water which is just insane for a developed country.
Also what's interesting, there has been stories from this past conflict and World War 2 that are very similar. Soldiers looting faucets, toilet seats and appliances is very telling
@@runechuckie Russia isnt considered a develooed country and never has been, its always been at the cusp. Its just its energy msrket that makes Russia competitive, that and its large landmass and investment of Nuclear arms in the 60s. Russia is as develiped now as India is
just like how most Chinese live under the CCP. isn't communism so ideal and wonderful? (sarcasm)
I hope you understand this channel is propaganda 😂 I don't think it's possible to not know what a boiler is in the modern world even in remote parts of Russia... internet is a thing these days. Most people have phones...even in Africa
And they still can laugh and joke. Simply amazing after all they've been through. Such strong people!
I agree, we just catch a glimpse of what those Ukrainians are going through, but pictures and video clips don't fully give you their reality, I can't imagine what it would be like to experience their hardships and just brutal psychological trauma.
I am Latvian. I am happy having to endure only occasional slight discomfort dealing with some Russians, instead of being greatly affected in a war with them. My thoughts and prayers go to our Ukrainian brothers of Europe. 🇱🇻🇺🇦 and I also wish for a better Russia. So many great people live there and cannot speak out, in fear of being persecuted.
And yet more news comes out daily about Ukraine using homes as military hideouts. Check latest report from amnesty international.
oh no poor you, dealing with russians
@@MsCharliieH it's harder than it sounds.
@@Omnatten9 Do
You
Know why Russia did this?
@@Omnatten9 actual brainrot on this guy
It says something about the state of Russia when you see soldiers looting toilets.
Basically it means Russia is halfway to being a Somalia.
@@surelyyoujokemeinfailure7531No. Russia is way richer than Ukraine. Don't spread misinformation
@@uvuvwevwevweonyetenyevweug5884 no! Russia is a shithole, and Ukraine was an emerging economy!
Don't spread misinformation!
@@uvuvwevwevweonyetenyevweug5884 And Ruzzia has 100 million more citizens. Wealthier yes but that wealth is concentrated around biggest cities. Comparatively most Ukrainians have a higher standards of living than most Ruzzians do.
And the fact is that rural Ruzzia is like Europe in 1940's
The Toilet Marauder's strike again .
It is traumatic to lose your home. I lost mine in a fire and for years, you reach for something and realize it's gone. My heart breaks for them.
It's really not. We are so obsessed with material things that they become our identity but the truth is if all the loved ones survived, You can always rebuild. Sure you lost your crap but those are just distractions anyways. You can always buy those things again. Life not so much. That is the perspective we should have yet in america it's not. Life is a struggle and it will always be a struggle but that what makes life so great. Americans(speaking for them as I am one) don't really understand that.
@@unknownthoughts369 I don't know what your generalization of Americans has to do with your point but okay then? No, losing everything is absolutely traumatic and until youve personally experienced it you absolutely CANNOT understand it or empathize, and to minimalize the pain this person described by simply calling them obsessed over material things is extremely disrespectful. Family photos, ashes of lost relatives, baby blankets and family heirlooms are not just "crap" or "material possessions". They are a source of love and memories, and for some people going through this horrible situation of losing everything, they're a reason to continue. Yes, family and life is the most important, but that's a real jackass move to minimalize their pain and your generalizations of Americans shows me you don't know anything about America, and you know even less about the pain of losing everything.
I used to have a friend who’s family were Russian immigrants.
The father was a conscript and told us a few stories.
One of them was how drunk everyone was no matter what they were doing.
Another was when we were around 14yo and going to an airsoft tournament. We had all of our gear in and he said “you remind me of my time in Red Army, it was exactly like this. Not like US humvee or anything…We just hopped in our family car and just drove to our training sites.
I didn’t believ him at first but seeing some footage of the war, I can see that now.
russian army is something else.
Drinking,rapes,humilitation,being told to paint grass green,because someone doesn't like shade of green/it not being green.
Also,their army always was naked,it's only now that some are getting "new" equipment.
He probably passed trough the 90 economic and political crisis, it led to 2-5 millions of russia. Death so ya
They're still winning. Does not matter how disorganized they are due to how much bigger of a country they are than ukraine. People who watch the news and see ONE instance where the Russians made a mistake or look disorganized and think the Russians are actually losing are incredibly unintelligent. Who cares if the conscripts are drunk all day they have plenty of soldiers who aren't which will make up for the drunk ones. Russia is so much bigger of a country even if 1/4 of there armed forces is drunk they'll still have more sober ones than ukraine just based off numbers
It's been a known fact that Russia kept vodka artificially cheap, to keep the people in line. An old Soviet system. If the majority of people are sober, they might realize just how crappy their lives are and look to change the government. When looking in to foreign adoption, I wouldn't go near Russian or any Russian backed country.
@@valeriedemello1794 actually vodka price in russia can't be sell for less than a 8.5usd per liter. It's just illegal to sell vodka below this price. Cost of production is about 0.50-0.80 usd per liter.
How resilient & strong these ppl are,who have lost everything.It warms the ❤️ & I think it's a lesson for us all to value everything we have & how we are so fortunate to live in peace. ( for the moment at least ) I hope they can rebuild their lives once again & have good shelter before the winter comes.
Great people in the face of devastation, God bless Ukraine in your struggle for peace..
And yet 14000 Ukrainians have been killed by Ukrainians in Donbas since the US regime coup in 2014
You do know they have been shelling Donbas for 8 years
@@davidlloyd2583 you do know ruSSia attacked in 2014!
Vatnik
@@MS-xq8fe Russia did not attack in the Donbas. The region's wanted to separate from Ukraine because of the orange revolution, murder of Russian speakers etc
@@davidlloyd2583 I know enough now, just like the rest of the world, if you choose to believe the truth, it's right in front of us, televised to the world. Russia is causing unbelievable horrors in Ukraine and for it's citizens.
watching from Australia, I'm speechless, these poor folk have suffered horribly along with the pig, and they are upbeat, positive, resilient courageous, brave, amazing people I've learned so much about
This WW2 all over again. Soviet soldiers were astonished and angered by the material wealth of ordinary Germans. They came from a country of wood stoves and outhouses. 21st-century rural Russia - where Putin gets his orcs - is much the same way, with the material condition of numerous villages similar to rural America 100 years ago. Putin's orcs are like America's 1920s hillbillies - uncouth, uneducated, lacking utilities, indoor plumbing, and appliances.
Do not look down on those who are unfortunate to not be valued in their own country. Looking at it from another perspective, if we all used less resources and lived a less technological life the world would not be in a climate crisis.
@@virginiaoflaherty2983 I'm sure the average Ukrainian, with a very REAL problem right now, has the time for your stupid fantasy.
@@troymash8109 resorting to calling it stupid doesn’t help. Yes the war is #1 but insulting people doesn’t help. We’re on the same side 🇺🇦🇺🇸🇺🇦
@@sirdiealot53 We're not insulting the people. We're insulting the collective society and the government that neglects the development of its own people and has the gall and ambition to invade others.
Correct Putin recruits from poor areas throughout Russia, you wont find recruitment occurring in Moscow or St Petersburg, they have far better lifestyle.
"our papers said we won every battle yet the war came closer to home"
My Hungarian father in law told me that in 1948 the Russian soldiers tried to eat his toothpaste. But first they'd say "Give me your watch"
Remember here in the states when FEMA rolled out all those temporary houses for victims of a hurricane? Wouldn’t it be nice if they could have something similar?
FEMA trailers were loaded with formaldehyde and made people sick. Good thought though.
Hey, FEMA put them on a big boat and send them to Ukraine. They can use them. I read that there were hundreds of trailer homes sitting somewhere. Ukrainians could use them
Those to7gh people could do with anything they could get. It was the more educated Russians who killed so randomly,not the one from poor families. But Putin doesn't care as long has he gets what he wants at any cost. Slava Ukraini🇺🇦🙏
@@virginiaoflaherty2983 Trailer homes are still road vehicles, aren't they? So it would mean lots of paperwork.
Toxic fema trailers gave many people cancer. So no don't send them overseas
Imagine being told your entire life how pathetic a group of people are; only to discover they have more to offer in their homes than you do.
Russians were never told that, relations were fine until the US backed maidan coup in 2014.
@@Jordan-mn2ty So Russians were just _born_, stupid then?
@@Jordan-mn2ty when the US back a coup they do it with armed militias, not unarmed civilians Putin's puppet did a horrible job and was kicked out
@@Jordan-mn2ty liar, they have always told it, part of rus-fashist propaganda
@@MandatedCupcake Russians have NEVER respected the Ukrainians, not past, not present, and probably not future. During the years of the USSR, the Ukrainians were used as first wave bullet catchers. If Russians actually had any love for Ukraine, they would have never taken the Crimea. They would have never supported the separatists in the unofficial Donetsk and Luhansk republics. Who has not context to reality?
This is heartbreaking I even felt bad for the poor pig, everybody is either struggling to survive or in Russians case killing and destroying everything in their path. Pray for peace and love your neighbors.
Dude's cap just adds another layer of irony here. Meaning Russia is #FAIL.
Meaning the Ukraine is #Fail
Russia is #FAIL
@@user-dg2jz1gi5s You're backwards.
@@lightdark00 lol
If Russia had concentrated on enhancing their own economy and stopped getting narcissistic dictators as their country leaders, and stopped attacking other nations for no reason, then they could have had those basic amenities as well.
you just described the USA...
@@jarleron4788 Funny troll. Nice attempt, but no...
Any communist system is that way . Promises but no deliveries.
@@farmrrick Technically correct since true Communism has never been practiced anywhere in the world; only promised.
@@jarleron4788 They did vote out the would-be dictator in the last federal election, and the current president is working on infrastructure. If they could implement universal health care, pass some reasonable gun control laws, and reform the police, they'd be getting close to having a modern, civilized society.
Blessings, peace and luck from California to Ukraine 🙏🍀✌💛💙
From Komifornia?
This actually looks like a video of the state of California in more ways than one.
And here we are in America crying about the store food shelves being half empty while enjoying internet, cable television, hot water, air conditioning and electricity. There are few in this country that know what hardship is really all about.
The reason alot of the russians dont have these things and they steal washing machines,kettles,toilets etc. Is because most of the soldiers are from poor villages in like Siberia where there's not many job opportunities for young men except work as a soldier
And Putler has a 180,000 square foot house on the Black Sea worth $1,400,000,000.
@@marksnyder8189 eh this type of stuffs in about every country
Most soldiers are from Siberia? Where'd you get that? 😅
@@sandyjuntunen4088 1. Most of the dead russian soldiers come from southern mainly Muslim Caucasus russia and central siberia
2.only handful of the dead soldiers were from Moscow or saint petersburg
3. The largest numbers of confirmed deaths (135) were from Dagestan in the Caucasus and number two was Buryatia (98) which is located in Siberia
4."The largest number of soldiers and officers within the ground troops comes from the small towns and villages of Russia. It is related to socio-economic and, consequently, educational stratification," Pavel Luzin, a commentator for the Riddle Russia online news site, told AFP.
So unless russian officers have Siberians and Muslims as canon fodder and protect the moscovites and Petersburgians then most soldiers are from poor areas like siberia
@@danilapolesciuk4316 🤔Really? Where do I get my sickeningly large mansion with the underground ice rink?
Uuuuugh, stupid Russia! I'm so sorry you are going through this. The mere fact that you can smile and laugh at all is astonishing! God bless you and yours in Jesus Name! 💙🤗💛💙
Amen
Yes in Jesus Name!
Jesus isn't doing much to stop the war is he?
Yet you'll still worship this fictitious beast
Brave, strong and proud! May God our Father intervene from heaven above to end this war from satan!!! 🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦
My neighbor in NY had an interesting story about the Russians in WWII. He had a farm in Yugoslavia at the beginning of the war. One day the Nazis arrived and commandeered the farm as a local headquarters. According to my neighbor, the Nazis were polite and professional, did not molest anyone in his family and did no damage to the farm. When they left, they put everything back in order and thanked him for his hospitality. Then the Russians came. They trashed the place and stole everything that wasn't nailed down. Draw your own conclusions.
It’s worth remembering that the BBC tracked ~100 reported KIA Russian troops. Virtually all were from poverty-stricken regions.
Poor boys die in a rich man’s war. Truly an icon of the proletarian revolution *sarcasm*
Stalin has been reborn in his new form as Vladimir Putler.
@@FutureChaosTV Despite this being his wet dream Putin will never get Stalin's status not even close. Especially after special military operation aka Ukrainian blunder.
I'm guessing...actuallly I know for a fact...the same pattern held with US deaths in the Iraq and Afghan campaigns.
@@mitchyoung93 Wrong. Many soldiers come from middle class backgrounds.
@@FutureChaosTV somehow I think Putin has Czar Peter the First in mind. The guy who built St. Petersburg on the bodies of thousands of forced laborers.
God bless the Ukrainians.
Wouldn't it have been better for "god" to make sure there was no war instead of blessing the Ukrainians afterwards???
Enough with this religious bullshit, the Ukrainians don't need the blessing of a science fiction character, but modern and effective weapons!
@@Mephiston-1965 Holy shit someone woke up on the wrong side of the bed this morning. The guy was just wishing those poor Ukranians a blessing 🙌 And sorry to burst your bubble, but something like 90% of Ukraine is religious, the majority wouldn't take too kindly to your militant atheist attitude. They've experienced it before and don't want it back, it can stay in the streets of Portland
Think we can support the Ukrainian people without dragging your magic sky daddy into it?
@@philip8551 Sure you can but just pointing out Ukranians for the most part are highly religious and you insult them as well when you say things like that
@@dimsum947 how do I insult Ukrainians by saying Bless Ukrainians support Ukrainians give them western weapons and money.
I bet a Ukrainian doesn't give a fuck about the god or lack thereof of the person supplying the money or weapons. They just want the suoport.
The Orcs are being selected from the far reaches of Russia where they have only primitive accommodation and living standards.
This is why they are astonished to find the Ukrainians live in brick houses and have proper roads, drive nice cars and have a high living standard.
These Orcs are selected so that the Muscovites are not affected by the high losses and therefor make no opposition to the war. People don’t matter in Russia.
idk, 6 of my dudes from Nizhniy Novgorod city fight as a part of Russian army in Donbass and they are not some "orcs" who've never seen toilets or TVs.
I personally know 2 guys from Moscow (tho they are volunteers and not professional soldiers).
I wouldn’t be surprised if they started to get ideas about ousting the oligarchs.
@@lovepeace9727 If you willingly volunteer to invade a neighboring country, you are an orc. Your dudes will be pushing sunflowers soon enough. Slava Ukraini!
@@lovepeace9727 they are probably dead now.
Is this your own personal theory keegan? It's certainly a streak of pish, you know nothing.
I love how they still keep a positive attitude and can laugh and smile again . The human spirit can be so resilient . God Bless these Ukrainians 🙏!!
Amazing people, they have been through hell yet there is fun, kindness and laugh in their voices. I would be happy to live alongside those kinds of people. They will win, they will build new homes and they will know happiness and joy of living again. God above is giving those people the strength to carry on and copy well.
I know. I hope this doesn't change them.
It's the US that caused this debacle to begin with.
Signed, an American.
@@72marshflower15 based
@@rizkyadiyanto7922 woke isn't an achievement; its a constant state of pursuit.
@@72marshflower15 Yeah right Russian troll
There were interviews with captured Russian soldiers at the beginning of the war who were astonished that every Ukrainian village had a _paved road_ leading to it.
Given the size of Russia and the remoteness of many small towns and villages, it doesn't surprise me that many don't have paved roads leading to them. You'll find the same in the remoter parts (and sometimes not so remote parts) of Canada, for example. Ukraine is a big country, but not _that_ big.
Bullshit,there are hundreds of videos on YT where Russia and LDNR forces have overrun the Ukrainian military AND videos of fleeing Ukrainian troops on dirt roads.
@@istvanglock7445 l am Canadian and I can tell you we have paved roads almost everywhere.
Russia is especially bad when it comes to infrastructure such as hospitals, paved roads, sanitary plumbing etc. I guess this is because of corruption and all the money going into stocking up as much military equipment as possible for future invasions of countries such as Ukraine.
@@mrdan2898
I'm Canadian too, and I've travelled almost everywhere and on almost every road in SK, AB, BC and YK for the last 50 years. I can remember when parts of the Transcanada were gravel (quite large parts in BC). I can assure you there are still plenty of small communities (and not just in the North) that have gravel roads leading to and from them (even though within the communities the roads may be paved).
@@antipropo461
Olmost Gudinaf didn't say that every road in Ukraine was paved.
My father told me about my grandad questioning a Japanese officer they had captured in Burma (We still have some of the japanese officers swords), he wouldn't believe that british soldiers could read and write.
To him, reading and writing would be a whole lot different thing; a literate person in Japan needs to remember a few thousand symbols, some with ten readings, as opposed to about sixty letter shapes, 10 digits, a few interpunction signs and a few hundred reading rules. You need to differentiate between through and thorough and you're good to go.
Incredible that they're alive and are prepared to share such devastation! Praying for their restoration
AMAZING! The people smile and laugh. They had their lives destroyed by orks, but they just continue. Slava Ukraini!
What's the alternative if we don't rebound and rebuild our lives as best we can, either in their original location or they move elsewhere? It is not ordinarily human nature to just want to hide somewhere and die. We fight (not with guns but sometimes that's necessary) to get back our lives, just like all living things fight for their lives.
That is why we have this war. The Ukes hate the Orks. Are you all aware that since 2014, 14,000 Russian and Ukrainian citizens have been killed by the Ukraine military?
Orks.. it is a propagandist strategy to dehumanize the enemy.
Didn't Ukrainian forces kill civilians in those regions that wanted to be autonomous? Would you call those "Orks" as well?
If only both sides would decide to make some diplomatic effort to end this war.
remember the russian soldiers are still people not monsters, they're are no good guy vs bad guys, some did it because they were forced, lied to, or had no choice or Idea of what war is really like and thought if they did this they would become heroes to their country, and there were russian soldiers who were told they were doing a military exercise but were lied to by their supiriors and were in a real battle. so remember in war there is no good vs evil, there is no angels or devils, Its belief against belief, its people killing people . and yes there are people who are real Jack*ss but theyre like that for a reason.
@@ltpuggles5762 it seems your answer is not readable in the comment section. i agree with what you write. the soldiers are as much victims as are the civilians in the eastern ukraine, whatever language they speak.
I'm never going to have a good thing to say about a Russian for the rest of my life. I'm 51 now but I don't think 20 years is enough time to forgive them as things stand.
try not to confuse rus oligarchy with rus people
Paul, this is Putin the Kleptocrat's war, not the war of the ignorant Russian peasantry for whom little has changed since their ancestors were peasants under the Tsars. I have Russian friends who are educated, living in the UK ( for some time) and detest Putin and his regime. They consider actions as illustrated by this video and worse to be barbaric and evil. I support the Ukrainian cause in this war but because of good Russians I know, I will not "tar them with the same brush". Every individual is accountable for their own actions. However I have to say I never thought I would witness such depraved, evil, cruel behaviour in Europe in my lifetime.
@@johnhudghton2287 exactly rus people= ok/good rus regime = Bad lets Not forget the difference
The winter will be so harsh... I can't even imagine the reality of many villagers all over the Ukraine during the winter season. I Meanwhile it's tough now but below minus degrees it's horrible.
GLORY TO UKRAINE! 🥇💖🇺🇦🙏🙏🇺🇦💖🥇SLAVA UKRAINI!👏🇫🇮🇨🇭
General Winter is on Russia's side
Someones gonna take them , if not - they can come to Eu , most countries do take them. Not saying they will live their best life , but basic needs will be met for sure
@On_ Set Australia is warm and has opened it's arms to Ukrainians 😉
I thought about that. Remember the thin tree lines that they’re fighting in in Donbas? Those are gonna be barren in the winter and so easy to spot enemies. Scary
@Dim Sum speak for yourself! I think most Aussies have a good idea of where Ukraine is and the current situation.
There are strong Ukrainian communities around Australia. Many people, including me, are helping arriving Ukrainians to navigate the process, then settle in - whether it be temporarily or permanently.
Ukraine is better than Russia and they are blessed with a great leader and not a madman.
Victory to Ukraine 🇺🇦
-Russian exist to teach humanity how evil and wicked human being can be
The big danger in the future is the rest of the world generalising and conflating the Russian people with their political system and rulers. The same thing happened with Nazi Germany and Japan after WW2 and it took decades for the world to accept the ordinary people as relatively normal and individually worthy of respect as humans.
A huge effort will be needed to democratise and rehabilitate and understand the Russian people and induct them back into world society in the future.
I am under no illusion that this will be a long, painful and onerous task requiring from all the world an immense amount of effort and skill to achieve.
Russian Orc: Yah! We blow things up! Big big big big! Yah yah yah! Blow house up!! Yah!
Also Russian Orc: Hey villager. How come your house has no running water or running gas after we blow it up?
The indomitable human spirit! Slava Ukraini!
Russia = Nigeria with rockets
I am Nigerian and I agree with you 100%.
@@ziwaBasood a terrorist country, but I would rather say big North Korea/Iran
@@unyimeuboho1232 good one 😆
@@ziwaBasood Well you did nothing wrong buuut if you had so many rockets? Who knows 😄
@@issadraco532 hahah noone will read it
Who would have thought 10 or 20 years ago that Radio Free Europe would again be needed again.
A friend who was in Poland during the second world war when the Russians invaded said the same . They were primitive when it came to basic stuff.
That was over 70 years ago. I think you should look at some more recent pictures of Russian cities
@@curiousmonster8221 Cities. Cities aren't where Russia is getting its troops from. Its getting them from poor, rural areas without plumbing, electricity or the means to bribe one's way out of conscription.
@@geraltrivia6148 Russia has not enforced consciption. Where the hell did you get that garbage from!!!! Most of the ground fighting so far has been done by Donbas Militias & Chechens with Russian support. They are sucessfully invading & liberating the Donbas with ease & can still go on full military manouvers in the Vladivostok area.
@@curiousmonster8221 Where did you get THAT garbage from? Russia has had a conscription army for over a hundred years and they're not 'liberating' anything; they're just invading, with the help of mercenaries. The people of Donbas voted overwhelmingly in favor of independence from Russia.
@@geraltrivia6148 Your having halucinations
In a world where so many think objects are important, these people are happy with each other.
stalin executed or sent to the gulaga, hundreds of thousands of loyal russian soldiers after WWII for having simply seen the standard of living of Europeans outside USSR. He was afraid they would tell people when they got back how bad Russia was doing compared to the west. Will Putin do the same to the russian soldiers that went to Ukraine?
Stalin was Georgian and did more damage to the Russian people than any other nation. Putin is a godsend in comparison and has rebuilt the Russian nation
Source: somebody once told me
Lol it's really funmy to read
You might be tempted to call the russian troops "animals". Don't. This is an insult to animals.
Not animals, barbaric brutes. True descendants of Batu Khan and his Mongols.
@@gerryhouska2859 I have to disagree. Even Mongols had a code of ethics they adhered to. They'd never murder or rape children. NO such moral compass exists in the Russian army.
What this tells me is that Russia can't even provide its people with basic amenities like indoor plumbing.
I mean, it could if the oligarchs didn’t steal all the money.
The Russian elite are basically oil company execs which happens to own a country. Like most oil companies execs, their only interest is in their bottom line.
Its a really big country with many remote areas. The town my dad grew up in didn't have indoor plumbing - coal country.
Basically Putin uses a strategy that defies any humane considerations.
He's recruiting his invasion army from poor, distant and uncivilized parts or Russia rather than the "wealthier western orientated Russian from st Petersburg, Moscow etc. There's at least 3 reasons:
These regions are usually sparsely inhabited, politically disconnected and remote. They're getting a generation's worth of males and send them to die. Now if train after train carrying thousands of death soldiers would be heading for Moscow, the public opinion will turn.
These regions is cleansed of healthy men are are rather unorganized. Therefore Putin will declare soldiers missing in action...because their families would receive a military pension.
Next to that, many of these remote regions have no cultural ties to Ukraine, basically allowing them to commit crimes freely.
@@woodstream6137 And many if not most of the Russian soldiers are from the far eastern and northern parts of their federation... areas where population, education, industry and career opportunities are all sparse. The military normally promises stable money and not much action. For these soldiers, it seems like a good deal.
The Ukraine war might have even been a good deal for them if Ukraine had fallen, capitulated in the first few days like the idiots in Moscow imagined. Then they could stride around "protecting" Ukraine while earning a steady paycheck. Instead they're killing, destroying and dying themselves for no good reason.
@@woodstream6137 canada is a big country as well. Out people can heat their homes for winter. They dig wells if they're remote so they get running water.
The fact that people actually believe these lies is astonishing.
my prayers and heart are with the people of Ukraine; you are strong and resilient and will overcome the evil of Russia and their evil leader Putin.
Cheap propaganda for brainwashed western public.
The evil side is the western ukraine.
If survivors were a country, look no further. Just when I think, ok, this attack is surely gonna crack them all, it just makes them stronger. They truely are amazing people. They even smile and make jokes amidst all the ruins and chaos.
War crime trials against Russia could be started in absentia
These people should inspire the entire world, and I think they do. With the exception of Russia which is ordered what to think and feel.
@@richardshirley2786 inspired? Helping them to the tune of tens of billions, and all this sanctions BS, has set my nation back decades.
F them, sincerely.
Someone gets invaded 10,000 miles away and my leaders CHOOSE to blow up our economy to help, no.
Resentment is very high among a large part of the Us.
We're falling apart, stop the world police crap.
Anyway, maybe once we collapse and are no longer able to be forced to help places like Ukraine, things will start to sort themselves out. Guess we have no choice either way.
It is astounding how the common Russian people are subjugated by their government to the point that they feel proud to live in a country that forces its people to live without common amenities.
Ukraine people be strong and trust in God.
The US has people living under bridges and not just a few people either. In many "advanced" countries this is so,also living in cars with children. Perhaps "the west"TM should spend less on foreign wars and more on looking after their own people
The US is soon going to burn in civil wars, economy is colapsing and everything youve built on your only talents which are to genocide, lie and steal is coming to an end.
@@andrejjanicijevic234 🤣🤣🤣 tell us more!
Russia has common amenities. They said they were from the “Far East” so they may have been from some remote village/town where things are more rustic, but the cities absolutely have indoor plumbing and gas heating.
well americans feel proud to live rin c country where you send your kid to school and he comes back in a body bag .
My heart goes out to those poor people caught in the middle of this terrible war.
Ukrainians are the bravest People I know.
I admire them much.
Slava Ukrayina! 💞 ✌
Save that all this footage is clipped.
We hope that Russian will reaped what they d sowed to Ukraine people. We love you🇺🇦 & always in our prayers
Glory to Russia! Shame to fascist Ukraine!
Western Ukraine hates the eastern provinces and they have been attacking them for eight years!!! Don't you think those Eastern provinces deserve freedom from that? The evil is the west.
Yes they will reap half the ukraine, while EU will reap freezing winter and no industry.
@@andrejjanicijevic234 honestly I disagree, everything right now points a long war of attrition, and I don't see Russia being able to break that and take over half the country in their current state. Considering they're bringing in units from as far away as those islands north of Japan they insist are theirs to bolster the front, I don't think their armed forces are in any state to truly eek out that kind of victory, if victory is within their grasp at all which is not a sure thing
Their sense of humour is amazing 🥲
It's terrible what the Ukrainian government and military has done to its own people.
❤️🇷🇺
Same as in the WW2 the Russian soldier were astonished to how well people were living in Germany.
Ukrainians; especially women & children are amazing; they are brave, intelligent and smart having endurance. God bless Ukraine.
Yeah those Ukrainian men need to start pulling their weight 🙄
Oh yeah, men dying daily on the front are not brave at all what's up with them right? The misandry in western nations is unbelievably strong.
@@sebsebski2829 exactly they are literally giving their lives and at this point it’s becoming increasingly impossible for them to hold on.
Besides Afghanistan and Vietnam I can think of very few smaller countries that have doggedly held out like this. Hopefully Afghanistan can start to recover now as Vietnam has had the chance to.
Ukraine will be a failed state when this is over and the east will be 2-3 new regions with a drastically reduced western portion that would be the European Ukraine proper.
@@Nkemjo Russian troll hope you get paid well for spreading this crap.
There is no especially. It's all of them.
I have to applaud the Ukrainians for the standard of living they have established and I think they can smile because they know that the anger of the Russians was in no way their fault. They were in the wake of a tornado of envy and misinformed obedience, and they will clean up and eventually rebuild everything better than it was before.
What a joke. This is not how the world works
@@IrvingNestorRandom We're talking about decades or centuries for the cleanup, that's for sure. Doesn't mean the world ends with this war for the Ukrainians.
The poorest country in Europe has a "high standard of life"... that's dumb as fuck
it's fake bro
@@abhabh6896 people who will believe in the holocaust will believe literally anything that the TV says
Yeah, not every Russian has these amenities and the soldiers are usually from poor backgrounds
Edit: it is rare to see a rural community with such ameneties
Its hard to beliwe what you see it is like europa 80 years ago after the war
I read years ago that when the Russians invaded Germany in WWII, some of them unscrewed light bulbs and took them home, apparently under the impression that the bulbs contained light and could be used anywhere.
"When the russians invaded germany" do you know what are you talking about???
@@valdomirsoup3683 Yes, I do. Russia (well, OK, the "Soviet Union") DID invade Germany in 1945. You can check it out for yourself.
Probably the troops are from extreme backwaters . Same thing in China.
They probably just couldn't get light bulbs easily.
After the victory, Ukraine will be developed into an advanced democracy and a prospers EU member while Russia will be isolated and become poorer for generations to come!
May it be so!
Lay off the druga buddy, you are dellusional
Or get plunged into a depression because no one will give them money once the war is over and their economy is in ruins. Hopefully the west will prove to be better than that
Frankly, I expect Russia to be divided up into several countries - some independent, some part of other countries. I expect much of eastern Siberia to be taken by China, the Kiril Islands taken by Japan.
@@rudra62 i think that might be a bit much after this war, especially with all the propaganda being fed to the Russian people
Because the "Russian" troops are actually collected from the backwater regions of Russia. You go past the Urals and apart from the cities that service the heavy industry there's nothing there. It's the reason why the parents of the dead soldiers are not rioting in Moscow and St.Peter, you know.
I'll never forget the story about Russian soldiers being surprised when they stole a faucet and no water would come out when they hammered it into their bunker.
Wow lol
Unbelivable people, love from Tunisia
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Slava Ukraine! The Ukrainian people are a shining example of the beautiful human spirit. Please open your hearts and wallets to help them. Give all you can to the Ukrainians. Let's all come together to help them survive & rebuild their lives.
I agree, very well stated comment!!
Deutschland Über Alles!
You can thank Bidden and company- for this proxy war.
We, the American people, apologize for our leaders. We didn’t put them there.
This sounds like Russians that entered Berlin, and couldn't believe how good the Germans had it even after being bombed.
Soviet troops had much the same reaction upon seeing how Germans lived. Some aspects of life in Russia seem little changed from the time of the Romanovs.
Poverty and brutality for the majority while oligarchs sit back in their lounge chairs on their superyachts.
in america, the richest country on the planet, one in seven are falling into poverty.
@@MsJellyBellyLove sounds like you're talking about america.
@@gerri577 I suppose, but there is a difference in that many poor Russians don't have access to the same utilities that poor Americans do. Of course, rez life is a wholly separate issue.
@@gerri577 cope
I worked with a Ukrainian immigrant in LV, Sébastien. Unbelievably durable, strong, holesome, and intelligent he was. With a work ethic to not be broken. Best of luck to the Ukrainians! A great people steeped with knowledge and culture with the fortitude to back it up...! G-D Bless the Ukrainian people and all earth in these trying times! 🇺🇸 🇺🇦 🇮🇱
Nice speech, I bet it felt really good using those fancy letters in that guy you never met's name. God bless virtue signaling and CNN.
@@BrownBabyJesus people like you are what's wrong with the world now a-days. I hope you know that. Just think about whether or not you actually have even the slightest inclination of what the truth Actually Is before you open your mouth and make a complete fool of yourself! Especially on public domain hiding behind a Blasphemous, megalomaniacal, arrogant name such as you pathetically have. May G-D also help people Like YOU the most! For people like you truly are the one's in our beautiful world, purpetuating degradation of the masses for one's own pathetic egos! Think next time you speak and act next time child! May all people help you learn that lesson!!! And maybe next time you won't feel as such a fool after being put in your place! Have a good day jerk face "BrownBabyJesus." I pity people like you. . . . 😪
I also worked with a Ukrainian woman named Victoria, and another great example of a human being "Stanislavus" he was like a brother I never knew I had. I actually looked up to him to help better myself in the end... Slava Ukraine 🇺🇦 + 🇺🇸 + 🇮🇱
Things that never happened for $500 Alex. This is called propaganda folks.
The Ucrainians deserve peace and happiness. They do have the right to be independent and free and it is not up to nobody to decide what they want or what is good for them. In the end, those reselient warriors will choose their way.
Yes, the US should broker peace and concessions from the Ukraine. No reason for killing more Ukrainians of the east or west. No one should be funding Kiev or supplying weapons only to prolong things killing more Ukrainians
@@lightdark00 There was no reason to start with , but Russia wants the resources.US and EU are not gonna back away from this anytime soon. If Russia wants to be the new North Korea, that's their choice.
@@cristiangaban960 Are you confused? Those eastern provinces have been attacked by the west for eight years. Don't they deserve to be free from that?
The International Court can’t turn their back on this .
USA does not allow international court to prosecute its soldiers , why should Russia allow it ? Iternational court is for small countries liek rawanda , serbia etc .
When the Soviets invaded Berlin in 1945, my uncle, a German boy at that time, was stopped by a soviet commander with a lose water tap in his hand and told my uncle to hammer the piece into a random spot in the wall, so he could have running water. The soviet commander thought it would work that way.
Little has changed it seems.
You don't know much. It seems.
yet the russian military has wiped out Al Qaeda and oh yeah, they helped the US to win WW2.
You the fourth or fifth person that’s had an uncle or grandma with a similar story. It’s obviously bs. The Russians might of been poor and not had things like running water, they ain’t stupid enough to think that water comes out of thin air.
Those Stories are so ridiculous they are invented by Top G himself. 😂
@@zodrob7 I just watched a video of a woman who tried to pump gas from a nozzle that wasn't attached to a hose. I don't consider any stupidity past the reach of human beings anymore.
These people's resolve is amazing.
Really makes me thankful for being in America and having all we do. Things we take for granted.
Rural America didn't have access to electricity until the late 1930s. And were I grew up on the Cherokee reservation in Oklahoma my church only had a two hole outhouse and didn't get running water until the middle 1980s. I still remember going to my uncle's house for the summer and he didn't have running water or electricity until 1983. And there are many native American reservations in New Mexico, Arizona and Nevada without electricity or running water today some are still doing without in America open your eyes
@@makingd.o.123 the 1930s were 90 years ago.. the 80s were 40+ years ago. "Open your eyes". Dude I could post saying cancer was cured and someone like you would show up to say "oh great now those doctors dont have work". You're one of those negative people that cruise around looking to be offended.
@@TheMosinCrate 90 years is a lifetime if you're lucky and hopefully I have a good 36 years before I get there. I was born a year before we landed on the moon and I've seen some amazing things sense then but what I'm seeing now doesn't look good for America or the world there's some very hard times coming the fall of western civilization and the US dollar personally I pray God hits us with a CME from the sun causing volcanoes to erupt and earthquakes that loosen in Earth's crust causing tectonic plates to shift so that even the preparations of the elites will not save them and sends us all back to the stone age where we all have to start at the beginning as equals I hope you have learned what you need to know to survive when the government or God takes everything from us except the clothes on our backs and the knowledge we have acquired good luck young one there's still a little time to learn what you can while we still have internet
I love these people...
Note : children often play around destroyed tanks, but it is quite dangerous. Vehicles destroyed by military shells can be covered in toxic dusts. And just a little cut with rust can also cause dangerous illnesses. Not to mention things inside or under the tank that can still be explosive and that no one spotted yet.
Baraz True, but try and tell that to 7 to 12 year old boys.
Love ❤️ from Portugal 🇵🇹