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LA SLAVA
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Приєднався 21 жов 2023
I'm Slava, an immigrant from Ukraine living in the U.S., sharing my journey of following dreams and embracing new opportunities. Here, you'll find inspiring travel stories, insights into life as an immigrant, creative projects, and my passion for music and storytelling. Whether it's exploring hidden gems, creating heartfelt compositions, or sharing life lessons, this channel is about chasing big dreams and making the most of every moment. Subscribe and join me on this exciting adventure! 🌍
russia invaded US...
What if russia used the same tactics on the United States that it has used on its neighbors? With a shared border near Alaska, the U.S. is closer to russia than many realize. In this hypothetical scenario, I explore how russia could rewrite history, destabilize communities, and justify an invasion of the U.S.-just like it did in Georgia, Ukraine, Moldova, and more.
It’s a reflection of the real playbook Russia has followed for decades, leaving millions displaced and lives destroyed.
I also share my personal story of surviving the first day of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. Watch to understand how these tactics work, why they’re so dangerous, and how they could affect any country, even the United States.
Let’s make sure this remains hypothetical and not our future. Subscribe for more stories and insights.
I'm Slava, a Ukrainian-born traveler, composer, and filmmaker based in California. From surviving war to chasing dreams in the U.S., I share stories, music, and moments that inspire adventure, resilience, and creativity.
🌍 Follow me as I explore the world, one experience at a time, and turn life's challenges into art.
🎥 Don’t forget to subscribe for inspiring content and hit the bell to join me on my journey!
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- My Story from War to Dream: ua-cam.com/video/XkUAo7-5Ax8/v-deo.html
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- Camera: Sony a6700
- Lense: Sony 11mm f/1.8, Sigma 16mm f/1.4, Sony 55-210mm f/4,5-6,3
- Drone: Mavic Air 3
It’s a reflection of the real playbook Russia has followed for decades, leaving millions displaced and lives destroyed.
I also share my personal story of surviving the first day of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. Watch to understand how these tactics work, why they’re so dangerous, and how they could affect any country, even the United States.
Let’s make sure this remains hypothetical and not our future. Subscribe for more stories and insights.
I'm Slava, a Ukrainian-born traveler, composer, and filmmaker based in California. From surviving war to chasing dreams in the U.S., I share stories, music, and moments that inspire adventure, resilience, and creativity.
🌍 Follow me as I explore the world, one experience at a time, and turn life's challenges into art.
🎥 Don’t forget to subscribe for inspiring content and hit the bell to join me on my journey!
More Videos:
- My Story from War to Dream: ua-cam.com/video/XkUAo7-5Ax8/v-deo.html
Follow me:
- Instagram: go.helia.agency/slava-instagram
- Patreon: go.helia.agency/slava-patreon
My Gear:
- Camera: Sony a6700
- Lense: Sony 11mm f/1.8, Sigma 16mm f/1.4, Sony 55-210mm f/4,5-6,3
- Drone: Mavic Air 3
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Great presentation!! Russia didn't just support "separatist movements" in neighboring countries, it created them for a false pretext for invasion. If the NATO lie was true, the logic goes something like this: "Russia is the abusive ex-boyfriend who has come back to kill his ex-girlfriend because she is thinking about hiring a bodyguard to protect her from him." The irony here is so thick you can cut it with a knife. Russia's invasion of Ukraine is definitive proof that Ukraine needed NATO's protection in the first place.
Well said! You hit the nail on the head about how Russia doesn’t just ‘support’ separatist movements but actively creates and manipulates them to serve its goals. We’ve seen this over and over Transnistria in Moldova, South Ossetia and Abkhazia in Georgia, and of course, Donbas in Ukraine. It’s not about protecting anyone it’s about destabilizing neighbors to keep them under Moscow’s influence. The analogy you used is spot on too. The ‘abusive ex-boyfriend’ comparison perfectly captures the logic Russia uses to justify its actions. It’s incredible how some still fall for the ‘NATO threat’ narrative when Russia’s actions prove exactly why countries like Ukraine want protection in the first place. If anything, Russia’s invasions have only accelerated NATO’s expansion. Countries that were once neutral, like Finland and Sweden, are now joining NATO precisely because of what Russia has done. The irony is as thick as you said, and it’s sad that innocent people in Ukraine are paying the price for it. Thanks for sharing this perspective it’s a much-needed dose of clarity in the sea of misinformation.
As a Bulgarian I cry that my brothers have to kill each other, hope that Trump getting in power will help stop that mess somehow.. I know it is out of the topic here and shifting the narrative to whole other problem but I wanted to also sincerely thank you for being the inspiration for me to write this antiwar, antinationalism post on reddit called "Nationalism - the greatest sin of all humanity".. Stay save brother ❤
Thank you for sharing such a heartfelt and profound perspective. Your post on nationalism as the root of so many issues is thought-provoking, and I deeply respect your desire to see humanity move beyond divisions and work together as one civilization. It’s a dream I share too especially during times like these. As a Bulgarian, you have such a unique historical perspective to offer. Bulgaria has been at the crossroads of empires and ideologies for centuries, from the Ottoman rule to the complex dynamics of the Balkans in the 20th century. Do you see parallels between what’s happening now in Ukraine and the way foreign powers have historically influenced the Balkans, dividing and controlling the region under the promise of protecting ‘national interests’? It’s fascinating how nationalism can both unite and destroy. In Bulgarian history, nationalism was a driving force for independence from the Ottomans, yet it also led to conflicts during the Balkan Wars and the world wars that followed. How do you reconcile the idea that nationalism can be both a force for liberation and oppression? Do you think there’s a way to harness the positive aspects of national identity like preserving culture and language without letting it spiral into aggression and division? I also find it interesting that Bulgaria, like Ukraine, has faced situations where larger powers tried to manipulate its sovereignty. For instance, during the Cold War, Bulgaria was deeply tied to Soviet influence, and many decisions weren’t truly its own. Ukraine is still facing a similar struggle for independence and freedom from a larger, more aggressive neighbor. How do you see the role of smaller nations in these larger geopolitical games? Can they ever truly break free from being pawns on the global chessboard? I completely agree with your point about global unity. It’s tragic that while we are all so interconnected (scientifically, as you said, 52nd cousins!), we continue to fight over borders, resources, and power. Your hope that humanity can one day work together to progress rather than fight is something I hope to as well, even if it feels far away. By the way, I’ve shared my own experience of living through the first day of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, which ties into some of the themes you mention. It’s hard to explain the feeling of waking up to explosions and realizing that everything familiar is suddenly gone your home, your sense of safety, and your belief in the idea of progress. If you’re curious, I’d love for you to check it out. I truly believe conversations like these, where we question history, power, and humanity itself, are the seeds of a better future. Stay safe, my friend.
1:25 lol Ukrainian language is official language in several Russian regions like Crimea and other Ukrainian annexed regions. Its mean it could be officially used in courts, government and other ways but there’s no same ruling with russian language in Ukraine
Oh, so Ukrainian is an official language in Crimea and other annexed regions? That’s a fascinating way to justify annexation and occupation. I guess it’s super generous of Russia to allow a language from the country they invaded to be spoken ‘officially.’ As for Russian in Ukraine, it’s widely spoken and no one’s banned it. In fact, it’s still used in media, businesses, and daily life across the country. But here’s the difference: Ukraine has the right to protect its national identity and culture after centuries of being suppressed, by you guessed it , Russia. By the way, out of curiosity, how much are they paying you for this? I’ve read that troll farms usually pay around $10-$20 per day, sometimes $30 if you’re really skilled. Is that true? Is that enough to live on? Wouldn’t it make more sense to fight for better wages and rights in your own country rather than defending invasions and occupations for what’s essentially pocket change? Just something to think about while you’re typing out your next Kremlin approved comment.
@@LASLAVA «Oh, so Ukrainian is an official language in Crimea and other annexed regions? That's a fascinating way to justify annexation and occupation. I guess it's super generous of Russia to allow a language from the country they invaded to be spoken 'officially.'» You literally said that Russians denies that Ukrainian language is real, and Im just proving that’s is false statement, because even Russian authorities recognize this language as an one of the official languages in the controlled territories
@@LASLAVA You know, Russian bots don’t get paid that much now. Unfortunately, I can’t afford to move to California, and I’m writing to you now from the taiga where it’s very, very cold and there are only bears around. The U.S. State Department, judging by your videos, clearly pays Ukrainian propagandists who, instead of fighting Russia and supporting Ukraine in a hard war, leave it and shoot videos for a couple views Vlad Putin approved this comment
Oh, I didn’t realize bears in the taiga had such strong opinions on geopolitics! Must be quite the crowd you’re hanging out with. As for the U.S. State Department funding me, I’d love to see those checks they must’ve gotten lost in the mail. For now, I’ll keep surviving on my UA-cam ad revenue and the occasional kind word from viewers who appreciate firsthand perspectives. On a more serious note, if Russian authorities officially recognize Ukrainian in the occupied territories, does that make the annexations legal? Spoiler alert: No, it doesn’t. Annexing land doesn’t come with brownie points for allowing a bit of the native language to survive. Meanwhile, in Ukraine, Russian is widely spoken, and no one’s being jailed for it. Shocking, I know. But hey, if writing this from the taiga helps keep you warm, who am I to judge? Just don’t forget to thank the bears for their input.
@ well you started this conversation about bots. Why should I give some proofs that you’re sponsored by US government, if you just claimed me bot without any proofs just for my opinion?
What if Russia used the same playbook on the U.S. that it’s used on its neighbors? In this video, I dive into a hypothetical scenario and connect it to real-life events in Georgia, Ukraine, Moldova, and more. These are tactics that have displaced millions and destroyed countless lives. I also share my personal experience of surviving the first day of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, what it felt like to wake up to explosions and see life change in an instant. I’d love to hear your thoughts: Could this ever happen to the U.S.? How do you feel about Russia’s actions toward its neighbors? Let me know in the comments, your perspectives are so important to this discussion. I'm Slava, a Ukrainian-born traveler, composer, and filmmaker based in California. From surviving war to chasing dreams in the U.S., I share stories, music, and moments that inspire adventure, resilience, and creativity. 🌍 Follow me as I explore the world, one experience at a time, and turn life's challenges into art. 🎥 Don’t forget to subscribe for inspiring content and hit the bell to join me on my journey! More Videos: - My Story from War to Dream: ua-cam.com/video/XkUAo7-5Ax8/v-deo.html Follow me: - Instagram: go.helia.agency/slava-instagram - Patreon: go.helia.agency/slava-patreon My Gear: - Camera: Sony a6700 - Lense: Sony 11mm f/1.8, Sigma 16mm f/1.4, Sony 55-210mm f/4,5-6,3 - Drone: Mavic Air 3
Its so strange and inconsistent. You describe Chechens like fighters for independence and accuse Russia of their oppression, but when Georgia does the same with Abkhazia and South Ossetia in 2008 (Saakashvili started that short war, it’s a fact) or Ukraine with Donbass in 2014, you call them «rebels» and justify the same actions which Russia did in Chechnya. Its hypocrisy
It’s not hypocrisy it’s understanding the key differences between these situations. Let’s break it down. Chechnya declared independence after the collapse of the USSR, much like many other post-Soviet states. Russia didn’t respect this declaration and responded with two brutal wars, flattening cities, killing civilians, and committing war crimes on a massive scale. This wasn’t about territorial integrity it was about crushing any dissent and holding onto imperial control. Now let’s compare that to Abkhazia and South Ossetia. Georgia didn’t invade these regions out of the blue. These areas were and are internationally recognized as part of Georgia. The conflicts there began with Russian meddling, arming separatist movements and backing them militarily, even issuing Russian passports to locals as a pretext for intervention. By the time of the 2008 war, Russia had already been occupying and destabilizing those territories for years, long before Saakashvili took action. As for Donbas in 2014, Ukraine wasn’t 'invading' its own territory it was defending itself. Russia didn’t just support separatists there; it sent weapons, money, and even soldiers disguised as 'volunteers.' The so-called independence of Donbas was orchestrated by Russia, not a grassroots movement of the local population. So no, this isn’t the same as Chechnya. Russia’s actions in Georgia and Ukraine weren’t about protecting anyone they were about creating puppet states to control neighboring countries. If you want to talk about hypocrisy, start with Russia, which claims to respect sovereignty while tearing it apart wherever it suits its interests.
1:51 lol you’re literally shit yourself by this example. If Russia “invaded in Chechnya”, which was the part of Russia, Ukraine invaded in Donbass in 2014. btw can you remind please, who started the Georgian conflict in 2008?
Ah yes, the classic ‘Chechnya was part of Russia’ argument totally ignoring that Chechnya declared independence after the USSR collapsed, but sure, let’s rewrite history. Also, about Donbas: Ukraine didn’t invade its own territory. Russian-backed separatists, funded and armed by Moscow, declared fake republics. Ukraine defended its sovereignty kinda like what any country would do, including the one you’re writing from. And Georgia? Russia invaded in 2008 under the pretense of ‘protecting’ South Ossetia and Abkhazia, territories they’ve conveniently controlled ever since. Don’t take my word for it check out reports from the United Nations and OSCE. Spoiler: Russia wasn’t the hero there either. Anyway, thanks for dropping by with these talking points straight out of RT. Keep it up we’re all learning so much. Quick question: how much does Russia pay per hour for propaganda these days? $2? Maybe $3 on a good day? What’s the yearly income for that? enough to buy a new keyboard to type even more creative comments? Jokes aside, maybe instead of defending invasions and rewriting history, you could put that energy into improving wages or pushing for real change in your own country. Just a thought!
@ «you could put that energy into improving wages or pushing for real change in your own country.» You know its pretty ironic that person who says it to me left his own country and now living in LA. I don’t condemn that you escaped from the war, and I wouldn’t want you to be at the frontline, but I can easily turn your words against you
@ “Chechnya declared independence” That’s true. And you know who else declared its independence? Crimea and Donbas. And yes, Russia did the same thing what Ukraine did, that was my point! But you’re saying that it was wrong and Ukraine’s actions, on the contrary, are fully justified. Btw I’m not saying that “Chechnya declaring independence” was wrong, it was defined bad for Russia and Russia handled it, the same thing with Ukraine. For Ukraine, the unification of Donbass and Crimea is bad and harmful, but will it be able to regain these regions as Russia returned Chechnya? That’s the main question. Unlike you, I am not trying to justify some events and blacken others, there is only one rule with the issue of territorial integrity - if the state is strong enough, its territorial independence will be ensured, and if suddenly not - these are only the problems of this state. The Kosovo precedent only confirms my words.
@ “talking points straight out of RT. Quick question: how much does Russia pay per hour for propaganda these days?” A very convenient reception nowadays: call anyone you disagree with a spy, a bought bot or a propagandist. Your approach is not much different from Russian TV presenters, who call anyone who disagrees with the position of the Russian authorities foreign agents of the U.S. State Department
It’s funny you mention ‘territorial integrity’ as if it’s a one-size-fits-all principle Russia suddenly decided to respect after violating it so many times. Let’s not forget: Chechnya declared independence after the USSR collapsed, yet Russia responded with two brutal wars, wiping out cities and civilians in the process. But now you want to compare that to Crimea and Donbas? A little context would go a long way here. Crimea was illegally annexed in 2014 under the guise of a ‘referendum,’ conducted with Russian troops on every street corner hardly democratic. As for Donbas, it’s been a Russian-sponsored separatist project from day one, not a genuine independence movement. You’re trying to equate resistance against an invading force with Russia’s blatant imperialism. These are not the same, and deep down, you probably know that. And about being called a bot sure, maybe it’s unfair, but let’s be real: when you’re parroting Kremlin-approved talking points, it’s hard to tell the difference. If you’re not being paid for this, I’d genuinely encourage you to reflect on why you’re defending a regime that prioritizes bombing its neighbors over improving the lives of its own citizens. Debate is great, but let’s not pretend Russia is the victim here. Ukraine is fighting for survival, and if you’re using ‘territorial integrity’ as an argument, start by holding Russia to that standard first.
Keep Drinkin That Kool Aid Bud
Haha, fair enough! I guess we all have our favorite flavors of Kool-Aid. Mine just happens to be 'Firsthand Experience Grape.' But hey, I appreciate you stopping by and sharing your thoughts - even if we might see things a bit differently! 💛💙
Your inability to point out where the video is incorrect speaks volumes about your gross ignorance. You obviously have a high susceptibility to Kremlin BS.
does anyone have the original video? It's been taken down.
I’m truly surprised that the video was taken down, especially since it seemed like such a thoughtful take on a complex issue. Johnny mentioned he didn’t include all perspectives in the video, and honestly, that speaks volumes. It shows that we’re all capable of making mistakes, but it takes real courage to admit them, learn, and move forward. I have a lot of respect for Johnny for owning up to this, and I look forward to seeing a new video that addresses these perspectives in an even greater way. This topic deserves open dialogue, and I hope we can all keep learning together.
I've found the video, but I'm not sure if sharing it is a good idea since Johnny deleted it. Let's wait for a new video instead.
@@LASLAVA yeah i also found it but couldn't download it myself... now I can no longer find it. will keep looking and share in case i find it somewhere.. :/
@@mathewst3979 Here's a video from a streamer's channel featuring Johnny's video ua-cam.com/users/livedpF_pjZxYFI?t=6036s . And here's the Original Video: preservetube.com/watch?v=OwxNI_OByVc
@@LASLAVA thanks!
Johnny Harris seems to have taken down the video with the intent to redo it, factoring in criticisms (perhaps like those you levied in this video) he received to paint a more accurate picture. I didn't get a chance to watch the video in its entirety before it was taken down, but it seems decent, at least, that he'd try and make amends for what he got wrong.
Thank you for sharing this perspective. It’s good to know that Johnny is considering redoing the video to factor in criticisms and provide a more accurate picture. That willingness to listen, reflect, and improve is something I truly respect. I have the video on that channel where I shared my personal experience of the first day of the war. It’s a firsthand account of what it felt like to wake up to explosions in Kyiv, missiles flying overhead, and lives being torn apart. I think it offers an insider perspective of what was really happening behind the headlines and titles. I didn’t make my video to attack Johnny or his work, but to provide a different angle and highlight the urgency of understanding this war for what it truly is. If his new video can incorporate voices like mine and others directly affected, it will be a powerful step toward creating a more complete narrative. I look forward to seeing what he creates next, and I hope it sparks even more meaningful discussions about the realities of this war.
Man, a lot of well-grounded points were said in this video. that's some high quality production for channel this small! May the algorithms bless you
Comments like this are the best fuel to keep fighting with the algorithms, so thank you for taking the time to share this! I’m sincerely glad that UA-cam gives me the chance to build a community, and I’d love for you to be a part of it. I plan to share a lot of personal stories about how the war has affected me and my family, not just in the present, but across generations. I hope these stories can help us connect, inspire, and bring more awareness to what’s happening. Thanks again for your support! 💛💙
I’ll never forget the first day of the war. February 24, 2022, started like any other day in Kyiv, but it quickly turned into a nightmare. I woke up to the sound of explosions, hypersonic missiles cutting through the sky and shrapnel tearing through the city. In that moment, everything I knew about life, safety, and home was gone. Kyiv, a city as vibrant and alive as Los Angeles, was turned into a battlefield overnight. Millions of lives were upended in the blink of an eye, and I became a refugee, forced to leave my home to escape Russian aggression. This war isn’t about NATO or America. It’s about Ukraine fighting for its right to exist, for the freedom to choose its future. My story is one of millions, and I’m sharing it here so that the world understands the truth about what we’re going through. Thank you for watching and for taking the time to hear my perspective. If this resonates with you, please share this video to help spread the truth about Ukraine’s fight for freedom. This is my response to Johnny Harris’s video Why People Blame America for the War in Ukraine. As someone who lived through the first day of Russia’s invasion of Kyiv, I want to share my story and explain why this war has nothing to do with NATO or America. Russia has a long history of aggression - from Afghanistan to Chechnya, Moldova, Georgia, and now Ukraine. This is about Russia’s refusal to let its neighbors choose freedom and democracy, not about NATO expansion. My first day of war video is here: go.helia.agency/my-first-day-of-war In this video, I take you through the first day of the war, my father’s experience in Russian-occupied Georgia, and the truth about what’s happening in Ukraine. Watch, share, and help the world understand the real story behind this war. I'm Slava, a Ukrainian-born traveler, composer, and filmmaker based in California. From surviving war to chasing dreams in the U.S., I share stories, music, and moments that inspire adventure, resilience, and creativity. 🌍 Follow me as I explore the world, one experience at a time, and turn life's challenges into art. 🎥 Don’t forget to subscribe for inspiring content and hit the bell to join me on my journey! More Videos: - My Story from War to Dream: ua-cam.com/video/XkUAo7-5Ax8/v-deo.html - POV First Day of War: go.helia.agency/my-first-day-of-war Follow me: - Instagram: go.helia.agency/slava-instagram - Patreon: go.helia.agency/slava-patreon My Gear: - Camera: Sony a6700 - Lense: Sony 11mm f/1.8, Sigma 16mm f/1.4, Sony 55-210mm f/4,5-6,3 - Drone: Mavic Air 3
Elon Musk is not just an innovator. He might be the one to reshape the entire U.S. government. From cutting wasteful spending to streamlining bureaucracy, his ambitious plans could impact everyone living in the U.S. But what are the risks, and how will these changes affect you? In this video, we break down Musk’s vision, its potential consequences, and why it’s crucial to stay informed. Watch till the end for key insights and subscribe for more updates on this groundbreaking story! I'm Slava, a Ukrainian-born traveler, composer, and filmmaker based in California. From surviving war to chasing dreams in the U.S., I share stories, music, and moments that inspire adventure, resilience, and creativity. 🌍 Follow me as I explore the world, one experience at a time, and turn life's challenges into art. 🎥 Don’t forget to subscribe for inspiring content and hit the bell to join me on my journey! More Videos: - My Story from War to Dream: ua-cam.com/video/XkUAo7-5Ax8/v-deo.html Follow me: - Instagram: go.helia.agency/slava-instagram - Patreon: go.helia.agency/slava-patreon My Gear: - Camera: Sony a6700 - Lense: Sony 11mm f/1.8, Sigma 16mm f/1.4, Sony 55-210mm f/4,5-6,3 - Drone: Mavic Air 3
Desperate for soldiers, Russia is recruiting Yemeni Houthis to fight in Ukraine! These Iranian-backed fighters are promised money, weapons, and even Russian citizenship in exchange for killing Ukrainians. Is this a new low for the Kremlin or a calculated move to globalize the conflict? The shocking truth will change how you see the war. Watch now to uncover Russia’s hidden agenda! 🔥 Subscribe to stay ahead of the lies and uncover the real story behind global events! I'm Slava, a Ukrainian-born traveler, composer, and filmmaker based in California. From surviving war to chasing dreams in the U.S., I share stories, music, and moments that inspire adventure, resilience, and creativity. 🌍 Follow me as I explore the world, one experience at a time, and turn life's challenges into art. 🎥 Don’t forget to subscribe for inspiring content and hit the bell to join me on my journey! More Videos: - My Story from War to Dream: ua-cam.com/video/XkUAo7-5Ax8/v-deo.html Follow me: - Instagram: go.helia.agency/slava-instagram - Patreon: go.helia.agency/slava-patreon My Gear: - Camera: Sony a6700 - Lense: Sony 11mm f/1.8, Sigma 16mm f/1.4, Sony 55-210mm f/4,5-6,3 - Drone: Mavic Air 3
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Russia has launched a missile capable of carrying a nuclear warhead for the first time. What does this mean for Ukraine, the U.S., and the world? Is the West prepared to respond, and should we fear the worst? What do you think - are we on the brink of a real nuclear threat? Share your thoughts in the comments below! I'm Slava, a Ukrainian-born traveler, composer, and filmmaker based in California. From surviving war to chasing dreams in the U.S., I share stories, music, and moments that inspire adventure, resilience, and creativity. 🌍 Follow me as I explore the world, one experience at a time, and turn life's challenges into art. 🎥 Don’t forget to subscribe for inspiring content and hit the bell to join me on my journey! More Videos: - My Story from War to Dream: ua-cam.com/video/XkUAo7-5Ax8/v-deo.html Follow me: - Instagram: go.helia.agency/slava-instagram - Patreon: go.helia.agency/slava-patreon My Gear: - Camera: Sony a6700 - Lense: Sony 11mm f/1.8, Sigma 16mm f/1.4, Sony 55-210mm f/4,5-6,3 - Drone: Mavic Air 3
In this video, we dive into the latest developments in U.S. support for Ukraine. From President Biden’s decision to provide long-range missiles to Ukraine, to the potential shifts in policy with the upcoming election, we’ll explore what this means for Ukraine and for Ukrainians living in the U.S. What are your thoughts on the future of U.S. support for Ukraine, especially with potential political changes on the horizon? How can the Ukrainian community in the U.S. help ensure that the fight for Ukraine remains strong in Washington? Let us know your opinion in the comments! I'm Slava, a Ukrainian-born traveler, composer, and filmmaker based in California. From surviving war to chasing dreams in the U.S., I share stories, music, and moments that inspire adventure, resilience, and creativity. 🌍 Follow me as I explore the world, one experience at a time, and turn life's challenges into art. 🎥 Don’t forget to subscribe for inspiring content and hit the bell to join me on my journey! More Videos: - My Story from War to Dream: ua-cam.com/video/XkUAo7-5Ax8/v-deo.html Follow me: - Instagram: go.helia.agency/slava-instagram - Patreon: go.helia.agency/slava-patreon My Gear: - Camera: Sony a6700 - Lense: Sony 11mm f/1.8, Sigma 16mm f/1.4, Sony 55-210mm f/4,5-6,3 - Drone: Mavic Air 3
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February 24, 2022, changed my life forever. This is the story of my first day of war in Ukraine. The fear, chaos, and strength it took to survive. From the first explosions to the overwhelming decisions I had to make, I relive the moments that shaped my journey. How do you think you would react if your normal life turned into a war zone overnight? I'm Slava, a Ukrainian-born traveler, composer, and filmmaker based in California. From surviving war to chasing dreams in the U.S., I share stories, music, and moments that inspire adventure, resilience, and creativity. 🌍 Follow me as I explore the world, one experience at a time, and turn life's challenges into art. 🎥 Don’t forget to subscribe for inspiring content and hit the bell to join me on my journey! More Videos: - My Story from War to Dream: ua-cam.com/video/XkUAo7-5Ax8/v-deo.html Follow me: - Instagram: go.helia.agency/slava-instagram - Patreon: go.helia.agency/slava-patreon My Gear: - Camera: Sony a6700 - Lense: Sony 11mm f/1.8, Sigma 16mm f/1.4, Sony 55-210mm f/4,5-6,3 - Drone: Mavic Air 3
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Why
Honesty is the best policy. God bless Israel and Trump, and Canada
Yeah, those people don’t care if you vote long as you will Democrat because then you can get kicked out of the country
Thank you for respecting our laws. Your an American now as far as Im concerned. Just dont vote blue
I’m very responsible non citizen 🇺🇸🎉😂
Yeah it’s possible but they know who voted in each election just not who you voted for which means they can easily convict you. Because of that non citizen voting is a laughable thing to worry about because it’s so rare with numbers barely in the single digits in big states.
That’s even more shocking because I asked if I was allowed, and they didn’t know. I could lose my residency because of their ignorance. I think they need better training before elections, so they at least know who is eligible to vote.
Even one single non citizen voting is too many. No other country allows non citizens to vote and neither should we.
Crazy those volunteers were going to go ahead with it
I was shocked it was that easy. Three different volunteers were not sure if I can vote 😢
Woman sounded racist
It's been 2 years since the war in Ukraine began. This video explores how people in Los Angeles feel about the ongoing conflict and the US involvement. Thank you to the US for supporting Ukraine! My Full Story: ua-cam.com/video/XkUAo7-5Ax8/v-deo.html
His name is Bean. He's doing fine now; it was a seizure. His owner, Emily, took good care of him. It's a happy ending. ❤
This video is a reminder that even in the darkest times, hope always shines through. Join me on my journey from Ukraine to California, where I share how I overcame adversity and achieved my dreams. As we drive along the U.S. 395 route, explore Alabama Hills, experience the charm of Bishop, and discover natural wonders like Crowley Lake Stone Columns and Convict Lake. Take a dip in Whitmore Hot Springs, enjoy the beauty of Mammoth Lakes and Lake Tahoe, and witness inspiring sunset at Mono Lake-a perfect ending to a dream-filled journey. This video is not just about my story, it's about resilience and hope. Big thank you for supporting Ukraine during ongoing war. Places from video: 00:00 Alabama Hills 01:33 Kyiv, Ukraine 01:45 Movie Road 02:28 Bishop, CA 02:50 Abkhazia, Georgia 03:25 Twin Lakes Bridge 03:37 Convict Lake 03:35 Crowley Lake Stone Columns 05:29 Whitmore Hot Springs 06:49 Mammoth Earthquake Fault 07:50 Mammoth Lake 08:33 Lake Tahoe 09:20 Mono Lake 10:00 Slava Ukraini! Links for Support: u24.gov.ua/ - Learn How to Support Ukraine bit.ly/3tHSBwP - Support this Channel on Patreon bit.ly/3rYnsF1 - Support me on GoFundMe