I'd love to visit someday since it's where my great grandparents were from, no idea where exactly though. How are transexuals and crossdressers treated over there?
Hello Olga, Thank you for all the wonderful videos you have made over the years about Ukraine. I live in the US and would like to visit friends in Lviv. Are there any restrictions for traveling there now due to the war?
All the Ukraine flags in my neighbourhood are still flying. Ukraine is doing so well, Let this be a lesson to other countries thinking of doing something similar. Can’t wait for my Ukrainian guest to get back from their visit home.
Thank you so much for this video. I am leaving for the Ukraine in less than 2 weeks. I will be staying for a month or more. No firm plans yet. And yes, I will be making photos and videos. So your advice is VERY helpful...and I will follow your advice. I am a US Navy veteran of the Viet Nam War. We had a saying,"Loose lips sink ships". So I understand the value of NOT helping the enemy. 😎I will be in the east/central part of Ukraine in the Poltava oblast. Some of my friends have family near Kharkiv. We may visit them, and while it will be risky, I want to see for myself how it looks. Many people here in the USA have a totally WRONG idea of what is happening. I want to tell the truth as **I ** see it. Once again, thank you Olga for all the good information and advice you have posted on your channel. I will be visiting the UK in February or March 2023. Maybe I could have the honor to meet you for a coffee or chai :)
@@paulprochan8853 In my experience, and I keep a close watch on international events, there are many Americans who are absolutely "clueless" regarding what's going on in Ukraine or anywhere else. Many of the younger "twits" can't find their own state on a map. It's very sad, pathetic actually just how stupid and arrogant many of my fellow countrymen are.
My husband and I are leaving in less than 2 weeks as well! We are going for 2 weeks. I was actually born in Chortkiv Ternopil, and I’ve only been back to Ukraine once. my husband and I really wanted to go for our honeymoon to Ukraine last year but it didn’t work out and now with the war going on and cities getting destroyed, we figured we should go now while we still have a chance to see some of Ukraine. we also will be in the eastern part of Ukraine!! i’m glad to know we’re not the only ones who are crazy enough to go there right now 😅 safe travels keep me updated if possible on your journey! we’d love to hear other perspectives of the trip!!!
Help elect Alexey Bychkov! As President of Russia and France! Russians are not genetic pedophiles. Bring your children to the Alexey Bychkov day care center! Putin Khulyo!!!!!
@@stevenaleshire7941 Another "know nothing moron". What about those of us(me) who are going as tourists, or see friends, or volunteer for one of the many aid groups?
At least a positive thing about the war: between all the horror a lot of nice Ukranian places have been in the media lately as well. When the war is over, and some day it will, i think i will want to visit places like Lviv and Odessa.
So for a regular Odesa fan (every year since 2008!) you're gonna help force prices up - shame on you (not really, enjoy the greatest city on earth, IMHO)!
Olga I had to laugh at the end when you warned people not to question whose the aggressor followed by if you're not sure then don't go to Ukraine or don't talk. Good advice and unfortunately there might be some people that need to hear it!
I recently had a cab driver who was trying to say there was 2 sides to this war . I didn't freak on him but gave many examples of how the Russians were at fault. I think i said to him , that even here in Canada , he would be wise to keep such opinions to himself. There are many people of Ukraine descent ( including myself) in the Toronto area and you might get a punch in the nose for your b*llshit opinion.
@@alexs3447 Unfortunately here in the US there are TV pundits that claim Putin isn't such a bad guy and ask why we're helping Ukraine. Tucker Carlson of Fox News comes to mind. He repeated Putin's lie that Ukraine had bio-weapons labs in the eastern part of the country which is bullsh*t. So people that watch this nonsense believe it. He's been an apologist for Putin so much so that Channel 1 in Moscow (Putin's propaganda channel) played a segment of Carlson's show one night.
@@RuleofFive Well its up to the people of the US to abandon Trump , Carlson and that whole bandwagon of liars who back Russia for some odd reason. Don't think Carlson has been pissed on by some Russian hooker.
@@paul_321 the war on drugs must be over since joebama opened the southern border for drug traffickers. Along with the demokkkrats human trafficking operation to import voter slaves. And Israel that maybe a place to stay away from under the current US leftist demokkkrat occupation.
Honesty, this video sounds like a war tourism ad 😁Witch is actually a positive thing. It somehow... Helps dealing with it. Shows the world a reality of war. Attracts aid and support. Plus, shows resistance of Ukraine. And the video is kinda funny. Like a travel vlog: "10 dos and don'ts in Luxor, Egypt", but instead of "don't get scammed" or "don't touch artwork" vlog says "bring 10 orc heads and a Javelin to earn respect from locals, who will invite you for a traditional tee and hunting. With a 7.62 rife. An occupier sized deer." Ukraine already did Nuclear tourism in Chernobyl, so why not war?
Saw a video today 5000 Ukrainians are taking back roads in one day to get into Kerhson.. leaving Ukraine entering Russian areas. Smart people are leaving.
Everything said was just common sense. If there was anything in this video, you did not know.... don't go because you have no business being there with your lack of basic understanding.
The last point was best, never start debate, People can be agreesive in Ukraine and if you say anything about Russia, you can even end up to death by some emotional ukrainians
My Ukrainian family have gone back to Kyiv for a few weeks on Tuesday, they needed to sort passport and good chance to catch up with their friends and family. Miss them loads already.
@@kjuliette7662 she drove her BMW back there and picked her mum up from Germany on the way. She is have work done on the car this week. I've heard that there are not many rental companies in ukraine.
Always interesting information Olga.... I would love to visit Ukraine but my passport has expired now and I will not be renewing it...... I have spent most of my life traveling so I am happy just to watch other peoples travels now..... I hope you are enjoying the heat wave... It is going to be hot next week..... :-))) xxxx
The second point is strange and not completely understandable for me, because nowdays all these objects can be easily seen from the satellites (without asking people or searching the web).
Your local terrorist or militia group doesnt have access to up to date satellite imagery, and satellites dont show things like access, interior layout and who is there and in what numbers
We always appreciate your videos Olga! My wife’s family is still in Kyiv. We cannot wait to go back and see them. We are taking care of refugees in Portugal and trying to adopt a Ukrainian orphan.
@@edwardcorral4458 There are no civilian passenger flights to Ukraine. You have to fly to Rzeszow, Poland, train to Przemysl, then train to Lviv/Kyiv. Its all straight forward. Almost all the train network is running normal service, you can get to most places in the country not occupied already. Kharkiv is a bit fruity right now. No worse than New York or Los Angeles. Everywhere else, is fine.
as always great videos, I have a friend in Ukraine, I have been twice before twice to Kharkiv and Kiev, beautiful country, I will go again when the war is over, continue your wonderful videos,
I like denis davydov channel , he talk about the war with position and real time , I think it is useless to forbid this information , Russians do not need it as it have good tech and intelligence to get this info
@@peter58peter The entire world’s media is wrong with professional journalists & historians competing with each other to be the most accurate?? Only channel - Moscow is true?!?! Really!?!! Poor, sad, pathetic Russia. More resources than any country on earth, yet one American state out produces the entire Russian nation?? Because your rotten oligarchs STEAL everything. Sad, pathetic Russia… I pity you
I was planning on going still want to.With the situation theres much to consider.I recieve lots of information where I am it can be quite misleading!Always check the info to get the facts straight.Great with this Olga Thank you, glad your doing well!
Good advice. When you say, "don't picture.." a better expression would be, "don't photograph or don't video..." A picture is usually a result and not an action. However I enjoy you speaking like you do, it's very sweet😊
@@TraderRobin I agree about "common sense". I see stories all the time about young people going to "exotic" locations all over the world that are purportedly "safe" and mange to get themselves jailed, hurt, kidnapped, and even killed...mostly because of naivety or just plain stupidity. Sad but true.
Common sense yes, but there was a famous case where French TV filmed a report from the front line, and published it despite promising to clear it with the Ukrainian military beforehand. The Russians saw the report, identified the place and bombed it. A few soldiers died. This story was told in detail by Polish reporter Marcin Wyrwał, I can look for it if you’re interested.
@@piotrb4240 That incident had nothing to do with "common sense". IF the report WAS cleared by the Ukrainian authorities, then it was incompetence on the Ukrainian military. IF the French TV published without clearing it beforehand, THEN it's on the French TV people, and I would never let them in the country again if I was the Ukrainians. That said, most, but not all, TV reporters are far too anxious to "get the story". And as a consequence, they F**K up a lot and people get hurt and/or killed. So post the story if you can. Thanks..pete
@@FloridaPete1948 Yeah, some years ago, there was a girl in Russia, who went to the top of a tall building or tower to take selfies (probably for Instagram, or something), and during the process, she fell to her death! Go figure! 🙄
I'd add Stick to curfew times and don't get tempted into any late underground clubs or bars. Don't drink alcohol outside. Also better to bring cash improved exchange rates.
Olga, please make a video about Stepan Bandera. I see his face in many Ukrainian flags, and some people say controversial stuff about him... maybe you could clarify this and also add your opinion.
Theres not really any controversy as far as most historians are concerned, he was involved in the holocaust and fascist collaboration. For that reason the very small far right contingent in ukraine support him but most of ukraine seem to realise they have to disavow him if they want to fight the modern russian fascists and have a good relationship with Poland. Bandera would have lost his mind at the idea of a jewish president in ukraine for example.
@@Ukraineaissance2014 , thank you for answering. While I was waiting for her answer (which never came), I did my research. Apparently, it's not a "very small contingent" but, instead, a scandalous amount of people consider Stepan Bandera a national hero and patriarch of the Ukrainian state. Also, if the majority of the population disavows him, why is everyone afraid of condemning him and his atrocious actions in WW2? Olga, for example, never positioned herself on this matter. I am honestly shocked by the result of some research.
@@ljonata1981 Your two hours of research must have been pretty hardcore? I am assuming that means you watch maybe two or three quick videos and maybe a couple random articles? Or, you are a cheap troll who stated a question without caring for any actual answer because you already had an answer handed to you previously and it wouldn't matter what she had said as you wouldn't accept anything but the narrative that has already been handed to you.
@@ljonata1981 : And? In Russia, Stalin and Lenin are honored with monuments. They killed millions of people. Mainly Russians and Ukrainians. Stalin even made a pact with Hitler and invaded Poland with him
People should compare the US bombings in Iraq in the 1990's with the current Russian missiles hitting Ukraine. Thirty years ago, up to even now, US missiles rarely hit civilians while the Russian attacks now are mostly hitting civilians. It's not inaccuracy, the Russians are targeting civilian locations on purpose.
@@blackduck9686 I don't have to do the research because I'm 1,000 times smarter than you and your "information" is INCORRECT. You must have gotten your "information" from Baghdad Bob. We hit one target that was an underground bunker being used by both civilians AND military communications. So, you could debate that we should not have hit that one but we didn't target apartment buildings.
@@peter58peter Peter58 is a russian bot who likes to read about his russian sadist army friends raping babies and bombing babushkas. Peter: you make your hell on earth and in death you relive the torture forever.
Not taking photos of the military equipment makes sense as you wouldn't want to upset the military or get in their way of fighting for the country during the war. Stay safe, Olga.
My family went to Ukraine in 2019 and they had a great vacation. They did not stay in fancy hotels, but stayed with local families trough couch surfing app they did pay to some guy to be their driver and they met with soldiers and policemen and went to party to some nationalist bar and everybody loved everybody. I think now it may be a bit different if You go to East Ukraine. My first and oldest friend in my life is Ukrainian guy. We met when We were just 4 year old. I love Ukrainians. They are very kind open and welcoming people.
Olga, how are you and children today? You must know that I watch you and your channel since before the war. I really like your videos so much. I wish I had come to Ukraine 🇺🇦 years ago ago but I did not. So you are my eyes and ears now in Ukraine. Be safe and know really I care about the people of Ukraine. Take care.
"Loose lips sink ships" was an expression for a reason. Of course, properly inaccurate information can help lead to rockets landing in empty fields. ;)
Except for hospitals, everything else in this video makes a lot of sense. Hospitals should be visibly marked, and their location should be published, because any attack against them is totally illegal. Publishing the information makes sure any attack on them is an even more blatant violation of the geneva conventions.
Privet Olga. I was one of those Americans who went during the beginning of this war for a humanitarian mission delivering medical equipment and supplies. My wife was born in Chernihiv, raised in Kyiv, and currently resides in Los Angeles. 2022 was my first time in Ukraine but it won’t be my last. Slava Ukraini! 🇺🇦🇺🇸
I still can't decide when to come to Ukraine. Reluctant to consume resources (including living space) in Ukraine but spending dollars in Ukraine might actually help. Not clear about how the people in Ukraine and the Ukrainian government feels about visiting foreigners.
@@live_free_or_perish We are back from Ukraine and it was such a great experience! We already miss it and are starting to talk about when we can go back. I was there 5 years ago and things seem pretty much the same. Not much is affected on the western side of Ukraine, and some who don’t keep up with news have told us sometimes they forget war is going on on the other side. We also met some people who are very paranoid and think that Russia is listening to them and can even bug their buttons. We drove through Keiv to get to Cherkasy and saw a lot of ruins and destroyed buildings and bridges still. Made us very sad, but it was the only time we didn’t feel safe in Ukraine. Other than hearing sirens once in a while or wondering about the planes flying by, things went pretty smoothly. Would definitely recommend going there if you get a chance!
@@kjuliette7662 thank you for sharing! My confidence is growing and I'm definitely planning to go. From most of the social media I've seen it seems the worst is over. Mostly I want to go in solidarity with Ukraine. If there are opportunities to help out I certainly will. I want to meet these determined people and hear their stories. I'm really looking forward to it!
Locals say they are not allowed to speak russian in Ukrain anymore. How come that everyone in ukrain speaks russian and same time part of nazie ukranians will harm you if hear you speak russian? The ukrains come all over europe and they all speak russian while there is not allowed to speak russian in ukrain? Also many when we asked if your town is in danger they said no, they just use oportunuty to get to europe and get their kids free international education in our universities. Kind of unfair. Many or most just take advantage of war for their good. It is ok to give shelter to people who are in danger or lost home but arogant people who not hide they want use benefits only is not nice :(
1. All cities are in danger. There are no regions which never got targeted or hit by Russian rockets. 2. Many schools in Ukraine are not working and providing online education, so let the kids study in normal school is always better. 3. Even if you come and get free schooling, you still spend money in the country by renting apartment, buying food, clothes and services.
You can speak russian if you want.... My friends are all russian speaking ukrainians from the Kharkiv and Donetsk Region. They stopped speaking russian, cause they dont want to speak the language of the murderer country
I’m going to be In Ukraine in a few weeks. How is it for Americans who travel? Are we able to rent a car there? And if so, do we have to do it with credit card? And do you think any of these are super unsafe areas? I’ll be in western ukraine such as lviv, Rivne, cherkassy, vinnytsia, khmelnytski and Ternopil regions. I hope people are welcoming to us when we are coming but I guess we will see
I think you can do anything (renting, paying with the credit card and so on). But why only in the Western part of Ukraine? Come to us, to the Eastern part of Ukraine!
I haven't found any car rentals anywhere in Ukraine. Credit cards work at ATMs and many stores, but the hotels I have booked take a CC to hold the room, but they want actual CASH (UAH) not $$ for payment.
@@FloridaPete1948 Because renting the car isn't common in Ukraine. People ask their friends to drive somewhere, or people own their own cars, or people use the public transport. You may buy a cheap used car, maybe? I don't know why the hotel wants as it wants. Do you have normal friends in Ukraine who can help?
@@FloridaPete1948 I didn't say that you are afraid. But as a person who grew up in the Eastern part of Ukraine, I always wonder why people visited or visit only Kyiv, Lviv, Kharkiv, maybe Odessa, and believe that they "opened Ukraine"? Shame that Russia (and the stupid policy of our local politicians) brought the war here. In the next message I am going to post my post from the Facebook.
@@FloridaPete1948 I have an idea 💡 WHAT? Travel & Tourism 🧳 in Eastern Ukraine for people from abroad, for people from everywhere around the globe 🌏 who want to visit Ukraine. (of course, this will be possible after the end of the Ukraine war). Retreat, sightseeings, active recreation, discovering new places of Eastern Ukraine unknown for the most of the people and so on. Rural areas, industrial areas, private museums of weapons and old cars, kayaking on the Dnepr river, just living, eating, drinking and discovering how people live in another country (I mean Ukraine). Services are underdeveloped here, but such "wild" tourism may be an "eye-opener" too :-) WHERE? Eastern Ukraine. Cities of Zaporozhey, Dnepr, Kherson, etc. and regions around them. I live in Zaporozhye since 1987 and know a lot about this region. WHY? I am very annoyed when Ukrainian event organizers organise international events or international tourism somewhere in Kyiv, the capital of Ukraine, or in Western Ukraine, which is close to the European Union. And they call this "Open Ukraine!". I contradict and answer that the real "Open Ukraine!" will happen when foreigners visit Eastern Ukrainian provinces! I like chatting with foreigners and would like to see and help tourists in my city and region. I speak English, Russian, Ukrainian and a bit of German. HOW MUCH? Prices for products and services in our region are low if we compare to salaries in Western countries or rich countries of the Persian gulf. HOW TO COME? Here in Zaporizhzhya a new international airport had been built, it was sending and receiving airplanes ✈️ to / from Europe and Middle East, but the war started. Currently no air connection. CONTACT Paul Prochan My personal webpage www(dot)paul-prochan(dot)engineer (please, share this my post, if you have found it interesting).
Так, not everyone knows this, to be honest ... to most people, this is just a television reality show, a spectacle to keep them entertained. Places are already starting to take down України flags on social media outlets. Thanks for your always informative video's Olga ... пока пака
Jeremy! Remember me? We studied together 1982 Kremlin Ag-Human College, Department of Pig-Human Brain Transplantation. You donated your brain and received a pig brain in return! You know the truth! If our Russian leader Putin Khulyo says to 'Jump!' you must answer, 'How high?'. If you do not answer correctly you and your country must die. It is very simple, why do people complain so much. Are they stupid?
Hello Olga. I would love to visit Ukraine. Being from the USA, I didn't know much about it until recently. But now I see it is a beautiful country with wonderful people and culture. But there is no question in my mind that orcs have invaded and are trying to steal your country and kill your people. Being from the USA I'm sure the orcs would like to take my property and kill me too. I'll keep supporting Ukraine. There are plenty of people documenting the destruction going on so I don't need to be a tourist right now. I would just get in the way of the brave people fighting for their lives, their way of life. I'll try to travel and document the rebuilding and help rebuild, but if I cannot, well, I'll keep supporting Ukraine anyway. Slava Ukrainia...
@@Olga_Reznikova Thank you for keeping the world informed about this WAR. It's not the time yet for this WAR to fade from the headlines. Sometimes as breaking news comes up, it seems the plight of Ukraine gets pushed aside. WAR sucks!!!
Hi Olga, I always wanted to explore Ukraine and my ancestral roots. Would there be any volunteering opportunities to support refugees or rebuilding in Kyiv or Lviv?
so the number one thing is, don't be a spotter for russia, and if you want to post pics, take the pictures of knocked out russian tanks, so when russia looks on media platforms they see only their own...
Olga im so glad you are doing so much for the Ukraine by keeping people informed on the state of the Ukrainians and the Ukraine. The media doesn't lep people know anything about what's really going on. Slava Ukraine!!
@@TraderRobin When our Russian leader Putin Khulyo commands you 'Jump!' you must answer, 'How high?'. If you do not answer correctly you and your country must die. It is very simple, why do people complain so much. Are they stupid?
I am concerned about the condition of your country, Ukraine, why did this happen in your country, is the government focused on the west and wants to join NATO?
It happened because our neighbors is terrorists which live with ideas of 13 century where you can invade, rob, rape and take it just because you want it
@@stevenaleshire7941 : What a nonsense. Ukraine has received $5 billion in financial aid from a successor fund to the Marshall Fund since 1991. SINCE 1991! Even when Yanukovych was president. By the way, since 1991 Russia has received USD 20 billion from this fund. Russia launched a war against Ukraine in 2014. It began with the occupation of Crimea. The Minsk2 treaties were broken by the Russians just a few hours after it was signed . Namely with the storm and the occupation of the city of Debaltseve by the Russians. That was a breach of the Minsk 2 Treaty in points 1 and 2. By the way: Separatism is forbidden in Russia and a criminal offense (high treason). The organization of "referendums" for such purposes is already high treason
The architecture in Ukraine looks beautiful, that would be one reason I would want to go there, but war is going on so I am put off. I hope Ukraine wins and peace is restored.
Thank you, Olga!! Great and informative video!! Be Safe, Be Careful and above all Be Courageous!! Glory to Heroes, Glory to Ukraine!!🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦 From Central Indiana, USA!💙💛💙💛💙💛
Дорога Україно, ви круті хлопці. Ніколи ніколи не здавайся. Богиня Перемога стежить за вами. Вона їздить на твоєму плечі! Україна вічна. Слава Героям Великої України! ми тебе любимо ~Америка
Its ironic we are discussing visiting Ukraine in a video by someone who left Ukraine and got a job in England.
Good advice. In Chisinau, will be in Ukraine later this month. Sad to see you moved.
Not only do I enjoy your videos but I also learn a lot by reading the comments.
I would love to visit your country when the war ends. Too scared to go now. Have many people returned to Kiev? Is there a nightlife?
No nightlife, there is curfew after 11 pm
I'd love to visit someday since it's where my great grandparents were from, no idea where exactly though. How are transexuals and crossdressers treated over there?
Hello Olga, Thank you for all the wonderful videos you have made over the years about Ukraine. I live in the US and would like to visit friends in Lviv. Are there any restrictions for traveling there now due to the war?
All the Ukraine flags in my neighbourhood are still flying. Ukraine is doing so well, Let this be a lesson to other countries thinking of doing something similar. Can’t wait for my Ukrainian guest to get back from their visit home.
I would like to know as well! I wonder how easy it will be to rent a car there or exchange money.
Thank you so much for this video. I am leaving for the Ukraine in less than 2 weeks. I will be staying for a month or more. No firm plans yet. And yes, I will be making photos and videos. So your advice is VERY helpful...and I will follow your advice. I am a US Navy veteran of the Viet Nam War. We had a saying,"Loose lips sink ships". So I understand the value of NOT helping the enemy. 😎I will be in the east/central part of Ukraine in the Poltava oblast. Some of my friends have family near Kharkiv. We may visit them, and while it will be risky, I want to see for myself how it looks. Many people here in the USA have a totally WRONG idea of what is happening. I want to tell the truth as **I ** see it. Once again, thank you Olga for all the good information and advice you have posted on your channel. I will be visiting the UK in February or March 2023. Maybe I could have the honor to meet you for a coffee or chai :)
And what the American people believe is happening in Ukraine?
@@paulprochan8853 In my experience, and I keep a close watch on international events, there are many Americans who are absolutely "clueless" regarding what's going on in Ukraine or anywhere else. Many of the younger "twits" can't find their own state on a map. It's very sad, pathetic actually just how stupid and arrogant many of my fellow countrymen are.
I am happy it was helpful!!!
@@Olga_Reznikova ❤
My husband and I are leaving in less than 2 weeks as well! We are going for 2 weeks. I was actually born in Chortkiv Ternopil, and I’ve only been back to Ukraine once. my husband and I really wanted to go for our honeymoon to Ukraine last year but it didn’t work out and now with the war going on and cities getting destroyed, we figured we should go now while we still have a chance to see some of Ukraine.
we also will be in the eastern part of Ukraine!! i’m glad to know we’re not the only ones who are crazy enough to go there right now 😅 safe travels keep me updated if possible on your journey! we’d love to hear other perspectives of the trip!!!
I cant wait to go there.. Kyiv, Odesa
@@stevenaleshire7941 True, but its wonderful place in the summer - especially in august.
@@stevenaleshire7941 Putin today said Alexey Bychkov will be elected the next Russian President.
Putin Khulyo!
Russia has bit off more than they can chew 😁
Thanks for sharing Olga !
Thanks for watching!
Just don't go to Ukraine
In other words, just don't go there.
Get rid of Zelenskyy.
He lies to you.
Peace.
Help elect Alexey Bychkov! As President of Russia and France!
Russians are not genetic pedophiles.
Bring your children to the Alexey Bychkov day care center! Putin Khulyo!!!!!
Get rid of Putin he is telling the truth . ( All politicians lie , when someone tells the truth can't be good )🤣
Ukrainians are running the hell out of there by the million but the rest of us should come visit? Is everybody awake?
@@peter58peter Putin today said Alexey Bychkov will be elected the next Russian President.
Putin Khulyo!
Going to Ukraine does not seem safe at the moment.
@@stevenaleshire7941 Another "know nothing moron". What about those of us(me) who are going as tourists, or see friends, or volunteer for one of the many aid groups?
At least a positive thing about the war: between all the horror a lot of nice Ukranian places have been in the media lately as well. When the war is over, and some day it will, i think i will want to visit places like Lviv and Odessa.
So for a regular Odesa fan (every year since 2008!) you're gonna help force prices up - shame on you (not really, enjoy the greatest city on earth, IMHO)!
You will need a Russian VISA so pray for better diplomatic relations.
@@enriquelaroche5370 Not if Russia continues losing its illegal war, he won't. And it will. Пизда!
Olga I had to laugh at the end when you warned people not to question whose the aggressor followed by if you're not sure then don't go to Ukraine or don't talk. Good advice and unfortunately there might be some people that need to hear it!
I recently had a cab driver who was trying to say there was 2 sides to this war . I didn't freak on him but gave many examples of how the Russians were at fault. I think i said to him , that even here in Canada , he would be wise to keep such opinions to himself. There are many people of Ukraine descent ( including myself) in the Toronto area and you might get a punch in the nose for your b*llshit opinion.
There is 50%\50% who say that not everyone believe media
@@alexs3447 Unfortunately here in the US there are TV pundits that claim Putin isn't such a bad guy and ask why we're helping Ukraine. Tucker Carlson of Fox News comes to mind. He repeated Putin's lie that Ukraine had bio-weapons labs in the eastern part of the country which is bullsh*t. So people that watch this nonsense believe it. He's been an apologist for Putin so much so that Channel 1 in Moscow (Putin's propaganda channel) played a segment of Carlson's show one night.
@@RuleofFive Well its up to the people of the US to abandon Trump , Carlson and that whole bandwagon of liars who back Russia for some odd reason. Don't think Carlson has been pissed on by some Russian hooker.
@@santap9332 So you are saying in some hidden way you support Putin?
Probably best to not visit during war I'm guessing.🧐
Can't imagine anyone wanting to go to a war time country. For a multitude of reasons. 😐
People go to South Korea all the time. USA has been in a war on drugs for decades. Israel is an amazing country to vacation too.
@@paul_321 the war on drugs must be over since joebama opened the southern border for drug traffickers. Along with the demokkkrats human trafficking operation to import voter slaves. And Israel that maybe a place to stay away from under the current US leftist demokkkrat occupation.
First thing to do: don't go there!
I LOVE YOU..................OLGA REZNIKOVA..................................
I think first òf all, you should not have russian passport)
There are people with Russian passports living in Ukraine
and take picture of russian infrastracture rigth ?
Honesty, this video sounds like a war tourism ad 😁Witch is actually a positive thing. It somehow... Helps dealing with it. Shows the world a reality of war. Attracts aid and support. Plus, shows resistance of Ukraine.
And the video is kinda funny. Like a travel vlog: "10 dos and don'ts in Luxor, Egypt", but instead of "don't get scammed" or "don't touch artwork" vlog says "bring 10 orc heads and a Javelin to earn respect from locals, who will invite you for a traditional tee and hunting. With a 7.62 rife. An occupier sized deer."
Ukraine already did Nuclear tourism in Chernobyl, so why not war?
Well, if you will check comments, you will find many people who are going to Ukraine during the war
Me and my husband are going to visit Ukraine in a few weeks!
Saw a video today 5000 Ukrainians are taking back roads in one day to get into Kerhson.. leaving Ukraine entering Russian areas. Smart people are leaving.
Everything said was just common sense. If there was anything in this video, you did not know.... don't go because you have no business being there with your lack of basic understanding.
A silver Ukraine necklace this time! 😎You must have quite a collection! Thanks again for the video ... it's always great to see and hear you 💕💕
The last point was best, never start debate, People can be agreesive in Ukraine and if you say anything about Russia, you can even end up to death by some emotional ukrainians
That'll happen in any country invaded. People starts hating the invaders.
I think number one should be, if you have a Russian visa in your passport, you will be refused entry.
My Ukrainian family have gone back to Kyiv for a few weeks on Tuesday, they needed to sort passport and good chance to catch up with their friends and family. Miss them loads already.
Glad to hear your family is safe! Hope they are all still doing well. How is it visiting there? Are you able to rent a car there easily?
@@kjuliette7662 she drove her BMW back there and picked her mum up from Germany on the way. She is have work done on the car this week. I've heard that there are not many rental companies in ukraine.
@@kentonian Oh that might be a problem for us, we’re counting on having a rental car to get us around Ukraine!
@@kjuliette7662 I'd do some groundwork before setting off. You might be OK if going to kyiv as it is such a big city.
Does one need a permit to hunt orcs?
Green light always 😂
@@Olga_Reznikova I'll make sure to bag my limit next time I'm in Ukraine...
FYI: блокпост (block post) it's *checkpoint* in English...
Always interesting information Olga.... I would love to visit Ukraine but my passport has expired now and I will not be renewing it...... I have spent most of my life traveling so I am happy just to watch other peoples travels now..... I hope you are enjoying the heat wave... It is going to be hot next week..... :-))) xxxx
Are people allowed visit Ukraine now ? surely not ??
They are allowed and they are visiting
@@Olga_Reznikova oh that is great! I would love to visit sometime it looks so pretty ❤️
The second point is strange and not completely understandable for me, because nowdays all these objects can be easily seen from the satellites (without asking people or searching the web).
Your local terrorist or militia group doesnt have access to up to date satellite imagery, and satellites dont show things like access, interior layout and who is there and in what numbers
@@Ukraineaissance2014 "My local terrorist"???
@@peter58peter Peter! Your courage is great! How does it feel to receive a transplant pig brain?
What's about lack of gas and diesel ? Is it still an issue ? May be better to travel by train and/or bicycle, right ?
Thank you 😊
Hi Olga, we don't say picture, replace that word with photo as in "don't take photos of of tanks and military equipment" Hope that helps you out.
As long as the message gets through for non-native English speakers, both “picture” and “photo” are good to go.
Many in the US use picture and photo interchangeably.
We always appreciate your videos Olga! My wife’s family is still in Kyiv. We cannot wait to go back and see them. We are taking care of refugees in Portugal and trying to adopt a Ukrainian orphan.
God bless you and your family.
Go. Theres nothing stopping you. Best time of the year to go, is right now.
@@davidwebb4904
Hi David
Are you in Ukraine? I'm thinking of going but what cities..airports are safe? Looking for partner..
@@edwardcorral4458 there are no airports open in Ukraine. Warsaw and Chișinău are the closest airports. From there it is bus, train, car
@@edwardcorral4458 There are no civilian passenger flights to Ukraine. You have to fly to Rzeszow, Poland, train to Przemysl, then train to Lviv/Kyiv. Its all straight forward. Almost all the train network is running normal service, you can get to most places in the country not occupied already. Kharkiv is a bit fruity right now. No worse than New York or Los Angeles. Everywhere else, is fine.
That what you talking about is called OPSEC.Operational Security Slava Ukrainy!
Olga, not coming.. just send money..
Etenido vicita
"don't picture" is broken english. you wanted to say "don't take pictures of [...]".
Olga......you're Wicked Kool.
Cant imagine why any one in their right mind would want to go to a war zone ,but ok
best of lucks Olga!
Your eyes so beautiful 🇮🇳
THANK YOU OLIA!😇😇
as always great videos, I have a friend in Ukraine, I have been twice before twice to Kharkiv and Kiev, beautiful country, I will go again when the war is over, continue your wonderful videos,
I will come for the salo and stay for the culture.
Thank you, I’m sure you’re busy but please more 🙏 you have a gift
I like denis davydov channel , he talk about the war with position and real time , I think it is useless to forbid this information , Russians do not need it as it have good tech and intelligence to get this info
@@peter58peter Putin Khulyo!
Putin Khulyo!
@@peter58peter Kyiv, founded 486 AD… Moscow, insignificant fishing village, founded in 15th Century. Ukraine was NEVER Russia.
@@peter58peter The entire world’s media is wrong with professional journalists & historians competing with each other to be the most accurate?? Only channel - Moscow is true?!?! Really!?!! Poor, sad, pathetic Russia. More resources than any country on earth, yet one American state out produces the entire Russian nation?? Because your rotten oligarchs STEAL everything. Sad, pathetic Russia… I pity you
I was planning on going still want to.With the situation theres much to consider.I recieve lots of information where I am it can be quite misleading!Always check the info to get the facts straight.Great with this Olga Thank you, glad your doing well!
Yeah, you will be classed as a spy...
I had planned to visit Ukraine this summer to see Chernobyl and DUGA radar, and then the war started.
Good advice. When you say, "don't picture.." a better expression would be, "don't photograph or don't video..." A picture is usually a result and not an action. However I enjoy you speaking like you do, it's very sweet😊
Ok, good to know!
You have beautiful eyes Olga, love the videos❤️
True common sense is necessary but is need to be say.
OK so sad Russians invaded your country but nice to see you and your 2 daughters are now relocated in England and you are a survivor.
It's very difficult situation for ukraine....i have to sort out the best time to go ukraine
That should be common sense for people in a war zone… thank you for making these points clear… you’re doing good for your country Olga
It should be common sense, but I'd bet there are young people who may not think of it.
@@TraderRobin I agree about "common sense". I see stories all the time about young people going to "exotic" locations all over the world that are purportedly "safe" and mange to get themselves jailed, hurt, kidnapped, and even killed...mostly because of naivety or just plain stupidity. Sad but true.
Common sense yes, but there was a famous case where French TV filmed a report from the front line, and published it despite promising to clear it with the Ukrainian military beforehand. The Russians saw the report, identified the place and bombed it. A few soldiers died. This story was told in detail by Polish reporter Marcin Wyrwał, I can look for it if you’re interested.
@@piotrb4240 That incident had nothing to do with "common sense". IF the report WAS cleared by the Ukrainian authorities, then it was incompetence on the Ukrainian military. IF the French TV published without clearing it beforehand, THEN it's on the French TV people, and I would never let them in the country again if I was the Ukrainians. That said, most, but not all, TV reporters are far too anxious to "get the story". And as a consequence, they F**K up a lot and people get hurt and/or killed. So post the story if you can. Thanks..pete
@@FloridaPete1948 Yeah, some years ago, there was a girl in Russia, who went to the top of a tall building or tower to take selfies (probably for Instagram, or something), and during the process, she fell to her death!
Go figure! 🙄
I'd add Stick to curfew times and don't get tempted into any late underground clubs or bars. Don't drink alcohol outside. Also better to bring cash improved exchange rates.
True!
Olga, please make a video about Stepan Bandera. I see his face in many Ukrainian flags, and some people say controversial stuff about him... maybe you could clarify this and also add your opinion.
Theres not really any controversy as far as most historians are concerned, he was involved in the holocaust and fascist collaboration. For that reason the very small far right contingent in ukraine support him but most of ukraine seem to realise they have to disavow him if they want to fight the modern russian fascists and have a good relationship with Poland. Bandera would have lost his mind at the idea of a jewish president in ukraine for example.
@@Ukraineaissance2014 , thank you for answering. While I was waiting for her answer (which never came), I did my research. Apparently, it's not a "very small contingent" but, instead, a scandalous amount of people consider Stepan Bandera a national hero and patriarch of the Ukrainian state. Also, if the majority of the population disavows him, why is everyone afraid of condemning him and his atrocious actions in WW2? Olga, for example, never positioned herself on this matter. I am honestly shocked by the result of some research.
@@ljonata1981 Your two hours of research must have been pretty hardcore? I am assuming that means you watch maybe two or three quick videos and maybe a couple random articles? Or, you are a cheap troll who stated a question without caring for any actual answer because you already had an answer handed to you previously and it wouldn't matter what she had said as you wouldn't accept anything but the narrative that has already been handed to you.
Apparently, my comments are being deleted. Thank you for reinforcing what is clear at this point.
@@ljonata1981 : And? In Russia, Stalin and Lenin are honored with monuments. They killed millions of people. Mainly Russians and Ukrainians. Stalin even made a pact with Hitler and invaded Poland with him
I big fan your eyes
I love your eyes
Your f@cking government is pro Putin . You have no rights to comment
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I would like to volunteer in ukraine. How do I go about?
You can do volunteering by yourself or find organization which you would like to participate
People should compare the US bombings in Iraq in the 1990's with the current Russian missiles hitting Ukraine. Thirty years ago, up to even now, US missiles rarely hit civilians while the Russian attacks now are mostly hitting civilians. It's not inaccuracy, the Russians are targeting civilian locations on purpose.
In some instances, but Russia has been using a lot of old inaccurate soviet era missiles. (And let’s not even talk about cluster munitions) 😢
Unadulterated Bollacks. Thousands of Iraqi citizens were killed by so-called smart missiles launched by the USA. Do the research
@@blackduck9686 I don't have to do the research because I'm 1,000 times smarter than you and your "information" is INCORRECT.
You must have gotten your "information" from Baghdad Bob.
We hit one target that was an underground bunker being used by both civilians AND military communications. So, you could debate that we should not have hit that one but we didn't target apartment buildings.
@@peter58peter I'm not catholic. Not sure where you got that idea but you potheads have trouble with even simple tasks.
@@peter58peter Peter58 is a russian bot who likes to read about his russian sadist army friends raping babies and bombing babushkas.
Peter: you make your hell on earth and in death you relive the torture forever.
Not taking photos of the military equipment makes sense as you wouldn't want to upset the military or get in their way of fighting for the country during the war. Stay safe, Olga.
😳❤️
My family went to Ukraine in 2019 and they had a great vacation. They did not stay in fancy hotels, but stayed with local families trough couch surfing app they did pay to some guy to be their driver and they met with soldiers and policemen and went to party to some nationalist bar and everybody loved everybody. I think now it may be a bit different if You go to East Ukraine. My first and oldest friend in my life is Ukrainian guy. We met when We were just 4 year old. I love Ukrainians. They are very kind open and welcoming people.
Olga, how are you and children today? You must know that I watch you and your channel since before the war. I really like your videos so much. I wish I had come to Ukraine 🇺🇦 years ago ago but I did not. So you are my eyes and ears now in Ukraine. Be safe and know really I care about the people of Ukraine. Take care.
Thanks for the video. Greetings from Kyiv!
"Loose lips sink ships" was an expression for a reason.
Of course, properly inaccurate information can help lead to rockets landing in empty fields. ;)
Except for hospitals, everything else in this video makes a lot of sense. Hospitals should be visibly marked, and their location should be published, because any attack against them is totally illegal. Publishing the information makes sure any attack on them is an even more blatant violation of the geneva conventions.
The Russians know where hospitals are. They bomb them anyway. Ask the people from the Mariupol area.
@@peter58peter Yes Peter you must continue only to give Putin Khulyo his 'happy ending' massages!
Privet Olga. I was one of those Americans who went during the beginning of this war for a humanitarian mission delivering medical equipment and supplies. My wife was born in Chernihiv, raised in Kyiv, and currently resides in Los Angeles. 2022 was my first time in Ukraine but it won’t be my last. Slava Ukraini! 🇺🇦🇺🇸
How you holding up how the family prayer 🙏🤲 you keep safe please
Thank you for information
I still can't decide when to come to Ukraine. Reluctant to consume resources (including living space) in Ukraine but spending dollars in Ukraine might actually help. Not clear about how the people in Ukraine and the Ukrainian government feels about visiting foreigners.
I feel the same. My husband and I booked tickets and are leaving there in a couple of so we’ll find out soon enough!
@@kjuliette7662 would love to hear about your experience. Hopefully it will go smoothly and safely for you. Bon voyage 🙂
@@live_free_or_perish Thank you! We’re going to the eastern parts of Ukraine, hoping to see some things before it’s destroyed.
@@live_free_or_perish We are back from Ukraine and it was such a great experience! We already miss it and are starting to talk about when we can go back. I was there 5 years ago and things seem pretty much the same. Not much is affected on the western side of Ukraine, and some who don’t keep up with news have told us sometimes they forget war is going on on the other side. We also met some people who are very paranoid and think that Russia is listening to them and can even bug their buttons. We drove through Keiv to get to Cherkasy and saw a lot of ruins and destroyed buildings and bridges still. Made us very sad, but it was the only time we didn’t feel safe in Ukraine. Other than hearing sirens once in a while or wondering about the planes flying by, things went pretty smoothly. Would definitely recommend going there if you get a chance!
@@kjuliette7662 thank you for sharing! My confidence is growing and I'm definitely planning to go. From most of the social media I've seen it seems the worst is over. Mostly I want to go in solidarity with Ukraine. If there are opportunities to help out I certainly will. I want to meet these determined people and hear their stories. I'm really looking forward to it!
Thanks Olga
Locals say they are not allowed to speak russian in Ukrain anymore. How come that everyone in ukrain speaks russian and same time part of nazie ukranians will harm you if hear you speak russian?
The ukrains come all over europe and they all speak russian while there is not allowed to speak russian in ukrain?
Also many when we asked if your town is in danger they said no, they just use oportunuty to get to europe and get their kids free international education in our universities.
Kind of unfair. Many or most just take advantage of war for their good. It is ok to give shelter to people who are in danger or lost home but arogant people who not hide they want use benefits only is not nice :(
They are allowed to speak any language. Nothing changed
1. All cities are in danger. There are no regions which never got targeted or hit by Russian rockets.
2. Many schools in Ukraine are not working and providing online education, so let the kids study in normal school is always better.
3. Even if you come and get free schooling, you still spend money in the country by renting apartment, buying food, clothes and services.
You can speak russian if you want.... My friends are all russian speaking ukrainians from the Kharkiv and Donetsk Region. They stopped speaking russian, cause they dont want to speak the language of the murderer country
Good Morning!
Good job, Olga! Luv you!! ❤❤
Another great video Olga. Peace and Love from West Virginia.
I’m going to be In Ukraine in a few weeks. How is it for Americans who travel? Are we able to rent a car there? And if so, do we have to do it with credit card? And do you think any of these are super unsafe areas? I’ll be in western ukraine such as lviv, Rivne, cherkassy, vinnytsia, khmelnytski and Ternopil regions. I hope people are welcoming to us when we are coming but I guess we will see
I think you can do anything (renting, paying with the credit card and so on).
But why only in the Western part of Ukraine? Come to us, to the Eastern part of Ukraine!
I haven't found any car rentals anywhere in Ukraine. Credit cards work at ATMs and many stores, but the hotels I have booked take a CC to hold the room, but they want actual CASH (UAH) not $$ for payment.
@@FloridaPete1948 Because renting the car isn't common in Ukraine.
People ask their friends to drive somewhere, or people own their own cars, or people use the public transport.
You may buy a cheap used car, maybe?
I don't know why the hotel wants as it wants.
Do you have normal friends in Ukraine who can help?
@@FloridaPete1948 I didn't say that you are afraid. But as a person who grew up in the Eastern part of Ukraine, I always wonder why people visited or visit only Kyiv, Lviv, Kharkiv, maybe Odessa, and believe that they "opened Ukraine"?
Shame that Russia (and the stupid policy of our local politicians) brought the war here.
In the next message I am going to post my post from the Facebook.
@@FloridaPete1948 I have an idea 💡
WHAT?
Travel & Tourism 🧳 in Eastern Ukraine for people from abroad, for people from everywhere around the globe 🌏 who want to visit Ukraine.
(of course, this will be possible after the end of the Ukraine war).
Retreat, sightseeings, active recreation, discovering new places of Eastern Ukraine unknown for the most of the people and so on.
Rural areas, industrial areas, private museums of weapons and old cars, kayaking on the Dnepr river, just living, eating, drinking and discovering how people live in another country (I mean Ukraine).
Services are underdeveloped here, but such "wild" tourism may be an "eye-opener" too :-)
WHERE?
Eastern Ukraine. Cities of Zaporozhey, Dnepr, Kherson, etc. and regions around them.
I live in Zaporozhye since 1987 and know a lot about this region.
WHY?
I am very annoyed when Ukrainian event organizers organise international events or international tourism somewhere in Kyiv, the capital of Ukraine, or in Western Ukraine, which is close to the European Union. And they call this "Open Ukraine!".
I contradict and answer that the real "Open Ukraine!" will happen when foreigners visit Eastern Ukrainian provinces!
I like chatting with foreigners and would like to see and help tourists in my city and region.
I speak English, Russian, Ukrainian and a bit of German.
HOW MUCH?
Prices for products and services in our region are low if we compare to salaries in Western countries or rich countries of the Persian gulf.
HOW TO COME?
Here in Zaporizhzhya a new international airport had been built, it was sending and receiving airplanes ✈️ to / from Europe and Middle East, but the war started.
Currently no air connection.
CONTACT
Paul Prochan
My personal webpage www(dot)paul-prochan(dot)engineer
(please, share this my post, if you have found it interesting).
How to come Ukraine right now I have added visa ?how to landed in Ukraine
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Так, not everyone knows this, to be honest ... to most people, this is just a television reality show, a spectacle to keep them entertained. Places are already starting to take down України flags on social media outlets. Thanks for your always informative video's Olga ... пока пака
Jeremy! Remember me? We studied together 1982 Kremlin Ag-Human College, Department of Pig-Human Brain Transplantation. You donated your brain and received a pig brain in return!
You know the truth! If our Russian leader Putin Khulyo says to 'Jump!' you must answer, 'How high?'. If you do not answer correctly you and your country must die. It is very simple, why do people complain so much. Are they stupid?
Hello Olga. I would love to visit Ukraine. Being from the USA, I didn't know much about it until recently. But now I see it is a beautiful country with wonderful people and culture. But there is no question in my mind that orcs have invaded and are trying to steal your country and kill your people. Being from the USA I'm sure the orcs would like to take my property and kill me too. I'll keep supporting Ukraine. There are plenty of people documenting the destruction going on so I don't need to be a tourist right now. I would just get in the way of the brave people fighting for their lives, their way of life. I'll try to travel and document the rebuilding and help rebuild, but if I cannot, well, I'll keep supporting Ukraine anyway. Slava Ukrainia...
Thank you!!!!
@@Olga_Reznikova Thank you for keeping the world informed about this WAR. It's not the time yet for this WAR to fade from the headlines. Sometimes as breaking news comes up, it seems the plight of Ukraine gets pushed aside. WAR sucks!!!
Hi Olga, I always wanted to explore Ukraine and my ancestral roots. Would there be any volunteering opportunities to support refugees or rebuilding in Kyiv or Lviv?
There are so many organisations which are supporting Ukrainians in many ways. SO you can always join them
@@sigmaputin6888 Yeah the road there will be stained with Russian blood. Wait to see if the families of these men think their loss is worth it.
If true? How sad
@@sigmaputin6888 Хотели как лучше, а получилось как всегда....
@@sigmaputin6888 Not without begging for starving North Koreans with no bullets to help 😂😂😂
so the number one thing is, don't be a spotter for russia, and if you want to post pics, take the pictures of knocked out russian tanks, so when russia looks on media platforms they see only their own...
Olga im so glad you are doing so much for the Ukraine by keeping people informed on the state of the Ukrainians and the Ukraine. The media doesn't lep people know anything about what's really going on. Slava Ukraine!!
It's just Ukraine, not THE Ukraine. 😉
@@TraderRobin
When our Russian leader Putin Khulyo commands you 'Jump!' you must answer, 'How high?'. If you do not answer correctly you and your country must die. It is very simple, why do people complain so much. Are they stupid?
I am concerned about the condition of your country, Ukraine, why did this happen in your country, is the government focused on the west and wants to join NATO?
It happened because our neighbors is terrorists which live with ideas of 13 century where you can invade, rob, rape and take it just because you want it
@@stevenaleshire7941 : There was no coup in 2014
@@stevenaleshire7941 : What a
nonsense. Ukraine has received $5 billion in financial aid from a successor fund to the Marshall Fund since 1991. SINCE 1991! Even when Yanukovych was president. By the way, since 1991 Russia has received USD 20 billion from this fund. Russia launched a war against Ukraine in 2014. It began with the occupation of Crimea. The Minsk2 treaties were broken by the Russians just a few hours after it was signed . Namely with the storm and the occupation of the city of Debaltseve by the Russians. That was a breach of the Minsk 2 Treaty in points 1 and 2. By the way: Separatism is forbidden in Russia and a criminal offense (high treason). The organization of "referendums" for such purposes is already high treason
@@stevenaleshire7941 : It's not my fault that you have no idea about Ukraine, Russia and the war
@@stevenaleshire7941 : I told u the real facts
“The spies lays puzzles, dont give them your piece”, was a common sign hanging most places in norwegian military facilities when i was serving.
Who's visiting Ukraine? Shall we meet up in Ukraine? Show solidarity?..spend our pounds towards Ukrainian economy build up?
Hi Olga,from Albuquerque NM USA
I hope to visit Ukraine once hostilities cease in order to help with rebuilding the country.
So the war is a secret for propaganda
The architecture in Ukraine looks beautiful, that would be one reason I would want to go there, but war is going on so I am put off. I hope Ukraine wins and peace is restored.
Thank you, Olga!! Great and informative video!! Be Safe, Be Careful and above all Be Courageous!! Glory to Heroes, Glory to Ukraine!!🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦
From Central Indiana, USA!💙💛💙💛💙💛
Дорога Україно, ви круті хлопці. Ніколи ніколи не здавайся. Богиня Перемога стежить за вами. Вона їздить на твоєму плечі! Україна вічна. Слава Героям Великої України! ми тебе любимо ~Америка