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"Proud" Ukrainians have been bombing Donbass since 2014. Killed 25,000 women and kids. Only after Ukaine massed 100,000 troops on Donbass boarder for an invasion, Russia stepped in. That's how it started. Wonder if her kids know that.
@@ale4ka242 lol that's the official information from both sides you can easely access on uncensored parts of the net. Watch pls Mark Zukerberg or Elon Musk speak about USA heavy censorship in the media and all the Meta things like Google UA-cam Facebook let alone Twitter etc
@@ale4ka242 There where? How living somwhere there makes you more inforemd that Zukerberg or Musk? Dont wanna watch them? Then watch futage of Ukraine bombing Donbass back in 2015 and all those civilians crawling around torn into halfs drowning in their own boold. And mean Ukrainian comments "Oh look at clorado bugs torn in halfs".
❤️🇺🇦🙏. I am Ukrainian and so proud of the fight, humanity, and strength the Nation showed during this Criminal Aggressive War! May God carry Ukraine 🇺🇦 to Victory
@@msydneyau Ridiculous and Factually wrong Statement. I am embarrassed for you and so many Brainwashed Russians who Justify Evil...but we carry individual responsibility for our words and actions...
На переговорах в Стамбуле, которые проводились в марте-апреле 2022 Украина могла формально сохранить границы от 1991 года. Крым предлагалось оформить в аренду, а ЛДНР реинтегрировать с особым статусом. После этого лично Путин несколько раз заявлял, что все было готово к подписанию мирного соглашения, но Зеленский в последний момент сделал выбор в пользу продолжения войны. Последним на эту тему говорил глава фракции «Слуга народа» Давид Арахамия, который сообщил, что соглашения действительно были достигнуты, но в Киев приехал Борис Джонсон и сказал, что с русскими договариваться не стоит и лучше еще повоевать.
@@lyudmilalogvin3331 Людка! А, Людка! Какое из этих преступлений кажется тебе наиболее смешным? 1. Первый авиаудар. Луганская ОГА. 2 июня 2014 года была убита авиаударом ВВС Украины жительница Луганска Инна Кукурудза. В тот же день от авиаударов ВСУ по мирному Луганску погибли восемь человек, 28 были тяжело ранены. 2. «Горловская Мадонна». 27 июля 2014 года, в ходе массированного артобстрела украинской армией гражданского жилмассива города Горловка, была убита 27-летняя Кристина Жук и ее десятимесячная дочь Кира. Всего в тот день погибло более 20 мирных жителей Горловки. 3. Расстрел украинскими ракетами Мариуполя. 24 января 2015 года с позиций ВСУ на севере и западе от Мариуполя из РСЗО были расстрелян гражданский жилмассив города. Погибли 46 мариупольцев, около ста были ранены. 4. Преступления батальона «Торнадо». В больницах поселка Кондрашовка и райцентра Станица Луганская, а также в городах Приволье и Лисичанск «Торнадо» устроил застенки, где палачи нацбата соревновались друг перед другом в самых жестоких пытках. Жертвами пыток было мирное население Донбасса. Например, в 2014 году после боев за город Марьинка (ДНР) «Торнадо» взял в заложники многих мирных жителей. Бывший главный военный прокурор Украины Анатолий Матиос свидетельствовал: «...Били задержанных по ногам, ягодицам, бедрам и половым органам. Мужчин также пытали электрошокером. Содержащихсяв подвале раздевали догола, ставили на бетонный пол и обливали водой. После этого прикасались оголенными проводами с током к различным частям тела». Экс-депутат Верховной рады Украины от «Народного фронта» Арсения Яценюка Татьяна Черновол признала: «Когда были арестованы командиры «Торнадо», у них были изъяты мобильные телефоны. Там мы нашли страшное видео, которое сейчас есть в материалах дела. Это видео различных сексуальных оргий, изнасилований. Причем скажу, что там были даже младенцы. Там были изнасилования несовершеннолетних девочек... Это животные, это не люди». 5. Преступления ВСУ против детей В июле и августе 2014 года ВСУ целенаправленно обстреливали школу №7, где располагалось убежище для оставшихся без крова жителей Луганска. В ходе обстрелов погибли шестеро жителей. Школа была практически уничтожена. 5 ноября 2014 года в ходе обстрела ВСУ школы № 63 в Донецке были убиты 14-летний Даниил Кузнецов и 18-летний Андрей Елисеев. Еще пятеро учеников получили ранения. 5 апреля в поселке Александровское (ДНР) пущенной с украинского беспилотника самодельной бомбой был убит пятилетний Владислав Шихов. Дрон был выпущен с позиций 59-й отдельной механизированной бригады ВСУ имени Якова Гандзюка. 31 мая 2021 года ВСУ обстреляли школу и ясли-сад в поселке Золотое-5 в ЛНР. В это время в школе и яслях находились дети. 6. Применение запрещенного оружия. 29 июля 2014 года западная сторона Донецка обстреливалась с воздуха запрещенными фосфорными бомбами, пущенными с позиций ВСУ. Фосфорные боеприпасы, противопехотные мины и другое запрещенное международными конвенциями оружие ВСУ активно используют на Донбассе с 2014 года. Показательно, что запрещенное вооружение применяется ВСУ и сейчас. 5 апреля 2022 года фосфорные бомбы и лепестковые мины применялись ВСУ во ходе боев за город Попасная, на границе ЛНР с Харьковской областью. 7. «Библиотека» и другие тайные концлагеря. По данным бывшего сотрудника СБУ Василия Прозорова, «Азов» в 2014 году организовал в аэропорту Мариуполя тайный концлагерь под названием «Библиотека». В «Библиотеку» бросались пленные ополченцы ЛДНР и мирные жители, заподозренные в симпатиях к России. Узников держали в отключенных морозильных камерах, которые не пропускали тепло и воздух. Узник мог выйти на свободу, если его родные приносили требуемый «азовцами» крупный выкуп, средняя сумма выкупа составляла порядка 2-3 тыс. долларов. Пытками во время этих допросов с пристрастием занимался «Азов», а документированием показаний жертв пыток занимались сотрудники СБУ. В пытках участвовали девушки из «Азова», которые числились «медиками». Помещения для охраны были завешаны наглядной агитацией с призывами к убийствам всех русских и русскоязычных.
I have been following a UA-camr from Ukraine for a few years he's really nice and so is his family and friends really cool people in Ukraine! Also I watched some of your videos you have a very beautiful singing voice!
I'm proud Mila is from my native city of Chernivtsi. It's wonderful here. There is Ukrainian Hogwarts (Chernivtsi National University - one of the UNESCO cultural heritage) in our city. Ukraine is always proud on her sons and daughters all around the world. The heritage of our country is our next-generation.
@@DenAndAdventures As-salamu alaykum, let connect Chernivtsi to one of the city in Turkey as a sister city. Let us unite as the people without borders. As one united civilization on all the laws of humanity and our own coexistence.
На переговорах в Стамбуле, которые проводились в марте-апреле 2022 Украина могла формально сохранить границы от 1991 года. Крым предлагалось оформить в аренду, а ЛДНР реинтегрировать с особым статусом. После этого лично Путин несколько раз заявлял, что все было готово к подписанию мирного соглашения, но Зеленский в последний момент сделал выбор в пользу продолжения войны. Последним на эту тему говорил глава фракции «Слуга народа» Давид Арахамия, который сообщил, что соглашения действительно были достигнуты, но в Киев приехал Борис Джонсон и сказал, что с русскими договариваться не стоит и лучше еще повоевать. 🤬
Well that’s bc she only speaks Russian bc the part of Ukraine she’s from was actually apart of Romania pre WW2 and then the USSR occupied the area pushed Russification in the area and Ukrainian was only really spoken as the main and only language in the areas that were apart of Poland while everywhere else was bilingual or just Russian only
“You're going to ask me what I think about what's going on now in Ukraine. Just because I lived there until I was seven doesn't mean I identify with Ukraine.” - Mila Kunis, 2014
I think that was just a bad interview. She was sick of being asked the same questions all the time. But honestly, it's not surprising that she wouldn't identify with her origin country. She moved to the US when she was a little kid. Sometimes people don't get interested in their heritage until they mature.
Been here for 7 years and I am trying my best to integrate. I want to do it. But if my country, Romania, would be in this state, in a war, it would break me. I cannot imagine not crying or not try to make things better.
they were asking her questions about ukrainian internal affairs, its different than a full scale invasion. She didnt identify with ukraine at that time, meaning it wasnt much in her mind. not that she wasnt ukrainian. she always stated she was ukrainian american. Now that theres a full scale invasion, of course her ukrainian pride is more prevalent
It’s very good that Mila Kunis supporting now Ukraine, but all forget his interview in 2014 if starting war in Donetsk, Luhansk and occupation of Crimea. In this interview in 2014 she say:“Just because I lived there until I was seven doesn't mean I identify with Ukraine.” Ukrainian please don’t forget this words from Mila Kunis
She was right. Her family had to stand the abuses of those banderist descendants till They ran away from West Ukraine where Jewish were not well accepted.
I am also half Ukrainian but born and raised in Russia. I have spent all my summers at my gradparents in Ukraine growing up. It was amazing and peaceful time. I have many childhood friends from there. Now we are living in constant pain and worry for our friends, relativies and everyone in that beautiful country.
yeah right, and several years ago she refused her Ukrainian side if the heritage, stated that she is only Jewish and that her native town of Chernivtsi has a lot of antisemits, which is a total BS obviously. Hollywood never changes.
So...she is not allowed to change her mind and the way she feels? And regarding antisemitism maybe you as seven years old not experiencing as much as seventeen...it was plenty of it and it didn't matter what city's we came from.
Ukraine was antisemitic as shit back in the USSR days. That's why tons of Jews left for the USA and Israel. Mila's family left (and my family as well). Wasn't much better in Russia, but still not as bad as Ukraine. I don't think it's necessarily the same nowadays, seeing as how the elected a Jewish President, but it sucked back then. I think watching your home country get blown to bits for no reason can change a few things, so I understand Mila suddenly taking more pride in where she came from. My relatives are going through a similar thing.
@@flavoredwallpaper the Russian Empire was antisemitic. Telling Russia was more tolerant to Jews than Ukraine is like fairy tales about the flying unicorns . Russia is super racist. Russia has always hated the people of the Caucasus mountains, Armenians, Georgians, mocks them in movies, the black people, hates Asians, Russia started a gazillion wars, invaded the whole continent. Has been trying to occupy Ukraine for 500 years. Issued like 130 laws to forbid the Ukrainian language
@@flavoredwallpaper The Jews had a better reception in Russia? That sounds like Kremlin nonsense, like from "A" to "Z". Russia has always hated , for example, Ukrainians. Issued like 113 or 130 laws to forbid the Ukrainian language. Russia is very racist. Hates the people from the Caucasus region, like Armenians, Georgians, the Azerbaijani. Has always hated Muslims , Asians,the black people.... Etc ... Russia has invaded almost the whole continent , started a gazillion of wars, have always had their own strong propaga
@@flavoredwallpaper Ukraine was always the most tolerant of all republics, I know that because I lived during the 80s. Of course there were some idiots who'd hate Jews, but they'd also hate Ukrainians, Armenians, Georgians or Tatars. But these cases have been rare and were never bigger than domestic conflicts. At the same time if you served in a military somewhere in Tajikistan you could have been easily killed just because you're a Ukrainian or a Jew. So please do not spread false information about something you know very little about.
It's interesting that she now feels connected to Ukraine when in the past she spoke ill of the country. She said her family left due to antisemitism and when she returned a decade ago, she "felt nothing" for her homeland.
That's the Soviet heritage that Ukraine is little by little getting rid of. Haven't they elected a Jewish president? You can clearly see the difference in cultures between these two nations since the war started.
I understand her,maybe she doesnt like the politics and all of that and it doesnt mean she doesnt love her home.. She was reffereng to society, way of living, its terrible for most, just like in croatia, if you dont fight for a better life or have talents, you are doomed.. Its either poor conditions and hunger or you iust chase your dreams, then its worth going trough it..
Are you from Russia? I know Mila didn't have warm memories of Ukraine, I couldn't understand it, as a fellow Ukrainian. But most importantly, Mila is supporting, keeps talking about the side of the good, which is Ukraine, the country that stands against Russian and Putin's fascism, genocide, murdering children, civilians, holding people hostage, torturing, deporting people to da*n know where. Also saving a lot of neighboring countries from this fate. The country and the people that showed the bravest defense. The price that Ukraine has already paid. The world hasn't seen anything like that since WW2 and Hitler PS. Replying to some people.. The comment kept disappearing. The Jews had a better reception in Russia? That sounds like Kremlin nonsense, like from "A" to "Z". Russia has always hated , for example, Ukrainians. Issued like 113 or 130 laws to forbid the Ukrainian language. Russia is very racist. Hates the people from the Caucasus region, like Armenians, Georgians, the Azerbaijani. Has always hated Muslims , Asians,the black people.... Etc ... Russia has invaded almost the whole continent , started a gazillion of wars, have always had their own strong propaga
LOL Ukraine is changed a lot during that time. The Soviet Union was the most disgusting thing in the world. I’ve heard a lot of horrible stories about USSR from my parents, so I probably can understand why her family left🥺
I’m so happy she came a long way in embracing her homeland. It used to hurt my feelings when she said she didn’t care about Crimea and stuff. But Ukraine has been oppressed for so long and the Ukrainian language was banned for around 90 years or more so it’s no wonder people got ostracized from Ukrainian culture in the process. Plus Russia is bombing Holocaust memorial sites and the President of Ukraine is Jewish. Hasidic Judaism originated in Ukraine and Hitler didn’t consider Ukrainians white nor does Putin consider them human. It’s just so hard to stand by and say nothing. Now there’s a bunch of stories of civilians being bombed and Russian soldiers occupying peoples’ houses and raping girls and women and children escaping without their parents. It’s both Ukrainophobia and anti-Senitism all over again. Plus war crimes. :( They’ve fought for their freedom as a nation and they’re some of the strongest people. That’s why it’s important to embrace culture and also to embrace peace.
1. Первый авиаудар. Луганская ОГА. 2 июня 2014 года была убита авиаударом ВВС Украины жительница Луганска Инна Кукурудза. В тот же день от авиаударов ВСУ по мирному Луганску погибли восемь человек, 28 были тяжело ранены. 2. «Горловская Мадонна». 27 июля 2014 года, в ходе массированного артобстрела украинской армией гражданского жилмассива города Горловка, была убита 27-летняя Кристина Жук и ее десятимесячная дочь Кира. Всего в тот день погибло более 20 мирных жителей Горловки. 3. Расстрел украинскими ракетами Мариуполя. 24 января 2015 года с позиций ВСУ на севере и западе от Мариуполя из РСЗО были расстрелян гражданский жилмассив города. Погибли 46 мариупольцев, около ста были ранены. 4. Преступления батальона «Торнадо». В больницах поселка Кондрашовка и райцентра Станица Луганская, а также в городах Приволье и Лисичанск «Торнадо» устроил застенки, где палачи нацбата соревновались друг перед другом в самых жестоких пытках. Жертвами пыток было мирное население Донбасса. Например, в 2014 году после боев за город Марьинка (ДНР) «Торнадо» взял в заложники многих мирных жителей. Бывший главный военный прокурор Украины Анатолий Матиос свидетельствовал: «...Били задержанных по ногам, ягодицам, бедрам и половым органам. Мужчин также пытали электрошокером. Содержащихсяв подвале раздевали догола, ставили на бетонный пол и обливали водой. После этого прикасались оголенными проводами с током к различным частям тела». Экс-депутат Верховной рады Украины от «Народного фронта» Арсения Яценюка Татьяна Черновол признала: «Когда были арестованы командиры «Торнадо», у них были изъяты мобильные телефоны. Там мы нашли страшное видео, которое сейчас есть в материалах дела. Это видео различных сексуальных оргий, изнасилований. Причем скажу, что там были даже младенцы. Там были изнасилования несовершеннолетних девочек... Это животные, это не люди». 5. Преступления ВСУ против детей В июле и августе 2014 года ВСУ целенаправленно обстреливали школу №7, где располагалось убежище для оставшихся без крова жителей Луганска. В ходе обстрелов погибли шестеро жителей. Школа была практически уничтожена. 5 ноября 2014 года в ходе обстрела ВСУ школы № 63 в Донецке были убиты 14-летний Даниил Кузнецов и 18-летний Андрей Елисеев. Еще пятеро учеников получили ранения. 5 апреля в поселке Александровское (ДНР) пущенной с украинского беспилотника самодельной бомбой был убит пятилетний Владислав Шихов. Дрон был выпущен с позиций 59-й отдельной механизированной бригады ВСУ имени Якова Гандзюка. 31 мая 2021 года ВСУ обстреляли школу и ясли-сад в поселке Золотое-5 в ЛНР. В это время в школе и яслях находились дети. 6. Применение запрещенного оружия. 29 июля 2014 года западная сторона Донецка обстреливалась с воздуха запрещенными фосфорными бомбами, пущенными с позиций ВСУ. Фосфорные боеприпасы, противопехотные мины и другое запрещенное международными конвенциями оружие ВСУ активно используют на Донбассе с 2014 года. Показательно, что запрещенное вооружение применяется ВСУ и сейчас. 5 апреля 2022 года фосфорные бомбы и лепестковые мины применялись ВСУ во ходе боев за город Попасная, на границе ЛНР с Харьковской областью. 7. «Библиотека» и другие тайные концлагеря. По данным бывшего сотрудника СБУ Василия Прозорова, «Азов» в 2014 году организовал в аэропорту Мариуполя тайный концлагерь под названием «Библиотека». В «Библиотеку» бросались пленные ополченцы ЛДНР и мирные жители, заподозренные в симпатиях к России. Узников держали в отключенных морозильных камерах, которые не пропускали тепло и воздух. Узник мог выйти на свободу, если его родные приносили требуемый «азовцами» крупный выкуп, средняя сумма выкупа составляла порядка 2-3 тыс. долларов. Пытками во время этих допросов с пристрастием занимался «Азов», а документированием показаний жертв пыток занимались сотрудники СБУ. В пытках участвовали девушки из «Азова», которые числились «медиками». Помещения для охраны были завешаны наглядной агитацией с призывами к убийствам всех русских и русскоязычных.
I am sorry, but I absolutely remember how she said that her family, like, eloped from Ukraine because of manifestations of intolerance. Also I remember how she said she felt nothing, when she visited Ukraine. Also I remember how she said she will never came back in Ukraine, because she is American. Also I remember how Ukrainian politician insulted her with Jewish slur. That was before the war, of course. Before Ukrainian nationality became prestigious nationality. But, stop, she is not Ukrainian, is she? I thought she is Jewish. Now she is not Jewish and not American, but “proud Ukrainian”.
@@itoakko Yeah, so? USSR was a huge federative state; that means, it included 16 republics, every of which had broad powers in domestic politics. USSR was really different from republic to republic. That was not, like, one big-big unified country, that was kinda separative. And Mila Kunis is from Ukrainian SSR, important note, from the western Ukraine.The fact that anti-Semitism flourished in western Ukraine has never been a secret. During the World War 2, there were formed most of organizations of Ukrainian nazis, and were killed most of the total 1,6 million jews-victims in Ukraine. Howewer, my previous comment wasnt really about all this stuff, Ukraine, SSSR and else. And i am not judging Mila, she can relate herself to any nationality. That just... That seems like she thinks, that, calling herself a Ukrainian, she earns more points.
….!!! But now that the media want to put it on a pedestal, all of a sudden she’s a proud Ukrainian. It goes to show the power of the media…: Her and Ashton are also proud supporters of illegal, genocidal American wars cause apparently killing innocent people in the Middle East, like Iraq, is perfectly fine…
It's complicated. My mother went through similar emotions. Like Mila, she was born and raised in Ukraine and she is Jewish. She came to the USA as a refugee (in the 70s, earlier than Mila). They were absolutely treated like shit in Ukraine, and Russians were actually better to Jews back then. Not saying it was great in Russia, of course. Despite having lived in Ukraine for generations, their passports literally said "Jewish" for "nationality," not "Ukrainian." So yeah, part of the reason they came to the USA, like many others, was because of the intolerance. My mom never had any interest in returning to visit Ukraine/Russia; her new home was in the USA, which she liked far more. She lost whatever connection she had with the country. The same for her siblings and parents. It has changed with the war, however. She spent her youth in this country and now she's seeing pictures and videos of it getting blown to pieces. Now she's regretting never taking us to visit her home country, while it was still safe and not in ruins. And seeing Zelenskyy, their President (and a Jew), leading and fighting for the country... this kind of stuff shakes things up in a person. So yeah, my mom and her family are going through a similar kind of change as Mila. They're not calling themselves "Ukrainian" or anything, but I don't think Mila is necessarily being fake here. Again, this stuff is complicated.
Mila lived in Ukraine during Soviet Union time, because of that in Ukraine everyone spoke russian. All soviet countries spoke russian, now not anymore. Only after the collapse of Soviet Union people started to speak their native language commonly again.
@@sunbaths. Not hating at all. Just sharing how a lot of actors embellish their story lines. I've had plenty of Ukranian friends that they said that they were from Ukraine and I dated one who never claimed to be Russian. It was super as her family shared wonderful stories. It was cool to learn about such a beautiful country and I've travelled a lot. If it was at school as a kid in a new country or a brief encounter like a restaurant server sure I agree 100% and know people from small countries that do the same because it's a lot easier. But, if she does a long extensive interview (Stern 2016...recent) about her experiences why not just say the truth about her true story.
Because back in the day no one knew what or where Ukraine was. And since it had been part of the USSR it was easier to say that she came from Russia rather than to go into a half hour explanation of geography and politics at such a young age. Now everyone knows. It’s different. Interestingly Russia/ Putin claim part of their territory as Russian. Now part of Ukraine is back to being part of Russia. Insane! So imagine those people, imagine if that happened to the USA. It’d be awful as well. Not being able to explain where you’re from. How sad it’d be. The loss of one’s identity 😢
You need to know the context. Ukrainians has been dominated by Russia for 300 years. Imperial policies were preaching that Ukraine doesn't exist to Ukrainians. So, obviously after so many years some Ukraine succumbed and started to call themselves Russian. But now it's changing as it is nasty to associate yourself with Russia
God save Ukraine, the victory costs a lot, but it's even pricier to bare afterwards. Ukrainians are strong, but the ring is always stronger. Can't wait till people truly free themselves from a sin, not from each other :'(
На переговорах в Стамбуле, которые проводились в марте-апреле 2022 Украина могла формально сохранить границы от 1991 года. Крым предлагалось оформить в аренду, а ЛДНР реинтегрировать с особым статусом. После этого лично Путин несколько раз заявлял, что все было готово к подписанию мирного соглашения, но Зеленский в последний момент сделал выбор в пользу продолжения войны. Последним на эту тему говорил глава фракции «Слуга народа» Давид Арахамия, который сообщил, что соглашения действительно были достигнуты, но в Киев приехал Борис Джонсон и сказал, что с русскими договариваться не стоит и лучше еще повоевать. 🤬 Россия была готова пойти на самые невероятные уступки с фактической потерей лица, лишь бы избежать войны, но ее просто не выпустили, решив «повоевать».
Imagine being from a country and leave when you are young but then in the future a war breaks out and now you are laying in bed thinking “I wonder if I died had I still lived there today!?”
She actually adressed why she said she was from Russia. It was because many people didn’t know where Ukraine was so it was just easier to say she was from Russia…it is a very common thing to do
Ok so people from Bolivia should say they are from Colombia because most of the people don't know where is Bolivia?? When you are proud of your roots and your country you don't care about what other people think.
@@Patricia-vs4dd please remember that that there was the Soviet Union. one country that included Ukraine but Russia was the biggest part of it. it’s a complex matter, we’re not here to judge her
@@Patricia-vs4dd What a ridiculous analogy. Ukraine used to be part of the USSR if you even know what that means. It's far stranger to say as a Bolivian that you are Colombian than it is to say you are a Russian but in fact, you are from Ukraine.
Beautiful work of the stylist. Can't help noticing the rhythms between Mila's hair and soft lines and a bit of asymmety on the top of her look, let us say it is a blouse. Deep green, emerald suits Mila perfectly. The rich hair color is just beautiful, the makeup is beautiful, the earrings, the work on so-called the portrait area is beautiful Standing with Ukraine. Glory to Ukraine 💛💙🇺🇦 Thank you Mila. Fellow Ukrainian Yes, Russian tsars tried to forbid specifically the Ukrainian language for the last lake 5 hundred years. Stole history, tried to alter everything. The name "Russia" is ripped off from the Kyivan Rus, written in a Greek style. In colleges and schools they have been teaching Ukrainian is not a language but dialect of Russian. Not true. They are not even the closest The Russian language is artificial. I can't help you with research Soviets are bloody criminals. Food genocides in 1932-1933. Russians are not Slavics. The blood of Slavics, Slavic DNA is to look for, to be found in Ukraine, Slovenia, Horvathia, other neighboring countries, not Russia. If speak in short, Russians are Finnish Hungarian tribes, plus Tartars, Mongoloid blood, Altai mountains peoples blood. In short, Europeoid Russians are mostly Finnish. They look different in phenotype to Ukrainians. Most Ukrainians are brunettes with brown or green eyes, blue-eyed people are often tan in Ukraine, dark thick brows. Unlike Russia. The are dark blond, can have slight red hair color
Ukraine after the war: ‘we are not the best, but we can beat the world’s 2nd best.” That sense of pride is sure unique. I honestly look forward to Ukrainian army to install Ukrainian puppet government in moscow and start ukrainization.
@@plaaplaaplaa12, The Russian army wasn't the world's second best, and very surely, obviously were not 2nd best. :) They created this myth themselves :))
А чем вам не нравятся татары, горноалтайцы и другие народы? На славянах свет клином не сошелся. И Мила твоя не украинка, а еврейка, и фром юкрейн черновцы сбежала от дискриминации из-за национальности ее семьи.
@@ИринаИмамутдинова-п5н A vivid Kremlin bot. We say Russians are not Slavic. Bots like you say we are abusing the Tatars etc. Those are your psychopathic lies. The USSR was antisemitic and a totalitarian fascist state in general, which the present Russia is now
I would think her daughter is proud to be Ukrainian, because she is proud & loves her mother .Being who she is being the person she is ,being the person she is to her ,her mother .she is proud of her heritage because she herself would not be who she is with out her mother and heritage...it is who they are ...I would say she is proud to be her mother's daughter to be who she is ...
It's very sad what's happening in Ukraine. I find it a little odd that Mila's daughter asked her if she's from Ukraine. I mean, didn't she already know that? She came to the U.S. when she was 9 or older. That's pretty big already. Didn't she teach her children Ukrainian and take them there? I find that quite odd if they don't know anything about where there mother is from. I mean, where you grow up is so embedded into you. It's part of you.
@Bianca Hotca You said: “Didn’t she already know that?” Yes, the daughter already knew, that’s why she asked “aren’t you from Ukraine?”. I don’t understand why you don’t understand this.
You re always the victim And what does being muslim has to do with innocence?! That s why you care about palestinians,because they are mostly muslim?! That s why people don t stand the muslims You are selfish,intolerant and hateful And fyi,there are jewish and christians palestinians long before islam was even a religion
I am so impressed about the tolerance and love from Mila towards people who would burn her alive if she ever dared calling herself a fellow Ukrainian in front of them
Hey guys! Thanks much for checking out this clip with Mila! If you want to see the full interview, check it out here! ua-cam.com/video/u2H-P52XKpA/v-deo.html
I am so glad to hear her daughters pride in being Ukrainian
"Proud" Ukrainians have been bombing Donbass since 2014. Killed 25,000 women and kids. Only after Ukaine massed 100,000 troops on Donbass boarder for an invasion, Russia stepped in. That's how it started. Wonder if her kids know that.
@@Danilla229u feed by ruzzia propaganda congratulations 🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@ale4ka242 lol that's the official information from both sides you can easely access on uncensored parts of the net. Watch pls Mark Zukerberg or Elon Musk speak about USA heavy censorship in the media and all the Meta things like Google UA-cam Facebook let alone Twitter etc
@@Danilla229 I don't need to read anything because i live there and i know better what's going on there
@@ale4ka242 There where? How living somwhere there makes you more inforemd that Zukerberg or Musk? Dont wanna watch them? Then watch futage of Ukraine bombing Donbass back in 2015 and all those civilians crawling around torn into halfs drowning in their own boold. And mean Ukrainian comments "Oh look at clorado bugs torn in halfs".
My daughter is so proud in being Ukrainian. ❤ Thank you Mila
Ukraine is Russia!
@@msydneyauthat’s the same as saying America is Mexico… boarders and countries change constantly throughout history
Thank you for keeping helping us. Glory to Ukraine!!!
I have never seen her get teary before ever 😢❤️
She did so during Ted when a hooker pooped on her floor. 🤣
She's so kind and humble 💙
❤️🇺🇦🙏. I am Ukrainian and so proud of the fight, humanity, and strength the Nation showed during this Criminal Aggressive War! May God carry Ukraine 🇺🇦 to Victory
I'm not Ukranian... but I admire your country, your president, and your people. What a balls your people have... Slava Ukraini ❤️
Payback for Donbas!
@@msydneyau Ridiculous and Factually wrong Statement. I am embarrassed for you and so many Brainwashed Russians who Justify Evil...but we carry individual responsibility for our words and actions...
На переговорах в Стамбуле, которые проводились в марте-апреле 2022 Украина могла формально сохранить границы от 1991 года. Крым предлагалось оформить в аренду, а ЛДНР реинтегрировать с особым статусом. После этого лично Путин несколько раз заявлял, что все было готово к подписанию мирного соглашения, но Зеленский в последний момент сделал выбор в пользу продолжения войны. Последним на эту тему говорил глава фракции «Слуга народа» Давид Арахамия, который сообщил, что соглашения действительно были достигнуты, но в Киев приехал Борис Джонсон и сказал, что с русскими договариваться не стоит и лучше еще повоевать.
@@lyudmilalogvin3331 Людка! А, Людка! Какое из этих преступлений кажется тебе наиболее смешным?
1. Первый авиаудар. Луганская ОГА. 2 июня 2014 года была убита авиаударом ВВС Украины жительница Луганска Инна Кукурудза. В тот же день от авиаударов ВСУ по мирному Луганску погибли восемь человек, 28 были тяжело ранены.
2. «Горловская Мадонна». 27 июля 2014 года, в ходе массированного артобстрела украинской армией гражданского жилмассива города Горловка, была убита 27-летняя Кристина Жук и ее десятимесячная дочь Кира. Всего в тот день погибло более 20 мирных жителей Горловки.
3. Расстрел украинскими ракетами Мариуполя. 24 января 2015 года с позиций ВСУ на севере и западе от Мариуполя из РСЗО были расстрелян гражданский жилмассив города. Погибли 46 мариупольцев, около ста были ранены.
4. Преступления батальона «Торнадо». В больницах поселка Кондрашовка и райцентра Станица Луганская, а также в городах Приволье и Лисичанск «Торнадо» устроил застенки, где палачи нацбата соревновались друг перед другом в самых жестоких пытках. Жертвами пыток было мирное население Донбасса. Например, в 2014 году после боев за город Марьинка (ДНР) «Торнадо» взял в заложники многих мирных жителей.
Бывший главный военный прокурор Украины Анатолий Матиос свидетельствовал: «...Били задержанных по ногам, ягодицам, бедрам и половым органам. Мужчин также пытали электрошокером. Содержащихсяв подвале раздевали догола, ставили на бетонный пол и обливали водой. После этого прикасались оголенными проводами с током к различным частям тела».
Экс-депутат Верховной рады Украины от «Народного фронта» Арсения Яценюка Татьяна Черновол признала: «Когда были арестованы командиры «Торнадо», у них были изъяты мобильные телефоны. Там мы нашли страшное видео, которое сейчас есть в материалах дела. Это видео различных сексуальных оргий, изнасилований. Причем скажу, что там были даже младенцы. Там были изнасилования несовершеннолетних девочек... Это животные, это не люди».
5. Преступления ВСУ против детей
В июле и августе 2014 года ВСУ целенаправленно обстреливали школу №7, где располагалось убежище для оставшихся без крова жителей Луганска. В ходе обстрелов погибли шестеро жителей. Школа была практически уничтожена.
5 ноября 2014 года в ходе обстрела ВСУ школы № 63 в Донецке были убиты 14-летний Даниил Кузнецов и 18-летний Андрей Елисеев. Еще пятеро учеников получили ранения. 5 апреля в поселке Александровское (ДНР) пущенной с украинского беспилотника самодельной бомбой был убит пятилетний Владислав Шихов. Дрон был выпущен с позиций 59-й отдельной механизированной бригады ВСУ имени Якова Гандзюка. 31 мая 2021 года ВСУ обстреляли школу и ясли-сад в поселке Золотое-5 в ЛНР. В это время в школе и яслях находились дети.
6. Применение запрещенного оружия. 29 июля 2014 года западная сторона Донецка обстреливалась с воздуха запрещенными фосфорными бомбами, пущенными с позиций ВСУ. Фосфорные боеприпасы, противопехотные мины и другое запрещенное международными конвенциями оружие ВСУ активно используют на Донбассе с 2014 года.
Показательно, что запрещенное вооружение применяется ВСУ и сейчас. 5 апреля 2022 года фосфорные бомбы и лепестковые мины применялись ВСУ во ходе боев за город Попасная, на границе ЛНР с Харьковской областью.
7. «Библиотека» и другие тайные концлагеря. По данным бывшего сотрудника СБУ Василия Прозорова, «Азов» в 2014 году организовал в аэропорту Мариуполя тайный концлагерь под названием «Библиотека». В «Библиотеку» бросались пленные ополченцы ЛДНР и мирные жители, заподозренные в симпатиях к России. Узников держали в отключенных морозильных камерах, которые не пропускали тепло и воздух. Узник мог выйти на свободу, если его родные приносили требуемый «азовцами» крупный выкуп, средняя сумма выкупа составляла порядка 2-3 тыс. долларов.
Пытками во время этих допросов с пристрастием занимался «Азов», а документированием показаний жертв пыток занимались сотрудники СБУ. В пытках участвовали девушки из «Азова», которые числились «медиками».
Помещения для охраны были завешаны наглядной агитацией с призывами к убийствам всех русских и русскоязычных.
Thank you Mila
I have been following a UA-camr from Ukraine for a few years he's really nice and so is his family and friends really cool people in Ukraine! Also I watched some of your videos you have a very beautiful singing voice!
Mila is beautiful inside out and her child is well-raised.❤
I'm proud Mila is from my native city of Chernivtsi. It's wonderful here. There is Ukrainian Hogwarts (Chernivtsi National University - one of the UNESCO cultural heritage) in our city. Ukraine is always proud on her sons and daughters all around the world. The heritage of our country is our next-generation.
I also from Chernivtsi but I’m living in turkey 8 yrs but chernivtsi is one love❤️
@@DenAndAdventures As-salamu alaykum, let connect Chernivtsi to one of the city in Turkey as a sister city. Let us unite as the people without borders. As one united civilization on all the laws of humanity and our own coexistence.
such a shame they act like assholes when they come to my country
Thank you Mila! ❤❤❤ Ukraine is proud of you! 🙏
thank you very much for your support to Ukraine🙏♥️🇺🇦
She's also a devoted wife, taking care of her husband while he was blind for a while. More credit to her
No that's his brother.
Such a beautiful person inside and out. Very proud to say my mom is from the same city Mila was born in (Chernivtsi) :)
Absolutely love Mila. Such a down to earth celeb.
Thanks,Mila. We love you and we'll never forget your support and kindness ❤️🇺🇦🇺🇸
aww, bless her 💙💙💛💛
Their daughter Wyatt looks so much like Ashton. Beautiful family
Міла дякую за підтримку. Не плачте. Все буде добре
Ashton, I hope you really understand the caliber of woman you have as a wife. Simply amazing, just a kind soul. God Bless you and your Family.
God Bless !
Love love love Mila Kunis ! My daughter is half Ukrainian, half American and I only pray one day she will say the same thing ❤️🙏
Mila is the best!
We need to be respectful towards every person.
I cry every day for my daughter but not in Ukraine
She´s amazing, I´m such a fan of hers.
Дякую за підтримку українців!
This is so touching! Mila, lots of love from Kyiv❤🇺🇦🙏
Kiev -- the Russian City!
@@msydneyau educate yourself
@@affulgeo6534 who founded Kiev?
На переговорах в Стамбуле, которые проводились в марте-апреле 2022 Украина могла формально сохранить границы от 1991 года. Крым предлагалось оформить в аренду, а ЛДНР реинтегрировать с особым статусом. После этого лично Путин несколько раз заявлял, что все было готово к подписанию мирного соглашения, но Зеленский в последний момент сделал выбор в пользу продолжения войны. Последним на эту тему говорил глава фракции «Слуга народа» Давид Арахамия, который сообщил, что соглашения действительно были достигнуты, но в Киев приехал Борис Джонсон и сказал, что с русскими договариваться не стоит и лучше еще повоевать. 🤬
0:50 wow milla got a standing ovation from that crowd👏👏❤❤
Mila 💙💛
Thanks
Thank you so much, Mila❤️🇺🇦
💙💛 thank you, Mila and Ashton
Proud of you Mila🇺🇦🇺🇦❤️❤️
For years she had been insisting that she comes from Russia, i guess the political wind had changed
Well that’s bc she only speaks Russian bc the part of Ukraine she’s from was actually apart of Romania pre WW2 and then the USSR occupied the area pushed Russification in the area and Ukrainian was only really spoken as the main and only language in the areas that were apart of Poland while everywhere else was bilingual or just Russian only
She’s a proud mother’
I love mila this makes me love her even more
Mila ❤
Дякуємо
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Mila is such an amazing woman ❤
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“You're going to ask me what I think about what's going on now in Ukraine. Just because I lived there until I was seven doesn't mean I identify with Ukraine.” - Mila Kunis, 2014
glad everyone’s supporting Ukraine now, not sure where they were eight years ago
I think that was just a bad interview. She was sick of being asked the same questions all the time. But honestly, it's not surprising that she wouldn't identify with her origin country. She moved to the US when she was a little kid. Sometimes people don't get interested in their heritage until they mature.
Been here for 7 years and I am trying my best to integrate. I want to do it. But if my country, Romania, would be in this state, in a war, it would break me. I cannot imagine not crying or not try to make things better.
@@like5minaway there wasn’t a full scale invasion
they were asking her questions about ukrainian internal affairs, its different than a full scale invasion. She didnt identify with ukraine at that time, meaning it wasnt much in her mind. not that she wasnt ukrainian. she always stated she was ukrainian american. Now that theres a full scale invasion, of course her ukrainian pride is more prevalent
It’s very good that Mila Kunis supporting now Ukraine, but all forget his interview in 2014 if starting war in Donetsk, Luhansk and occupation of Crimea. In this interview in 2014 she say:“Just because I lived there until I was seven doesn't mean I identify with Ukraine.” Ukrainian please don’t forget this words from Mila Kunis
She was right. Her family had to stand the abuses of those banderist descendants till They ran away from West Ukraine where Jewish were not well accepted.
yes, earlier she said that she is Russian, now shes Ukrainan. Okey
Thank you Mila 🥺
I am also half Ukrainian but born and raised in Russia. I have spent all my summers at my gradparents in Ukraine growing up. It was amazing and peaceful time. I have many childhood friends from there. Now we are living in constant pain and worry for our friends, relativies and everyone in that beautiful country.
Aww
I find it interesting that she had to ask for confirmation that her mother was Ukrainian, like it didn't occur to her up until now
I didn't know she is ukrainian. It must don't even know how hard to her. It is sureal but also so real
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yeah right, and several years ago she refused her Ukrainian side if the heritage, stated that she is only Jewish and that her native town of Chernivtsi has a lot of antisemits, which is a total BS obviously. Hollywood never changes.
So...she is not allowed to change her mind and the way she feels? And regarding antisemitism maybe you as seven years old not experiencing as much as seventeen...it was plenty of it and it didn't matter what city's we came from.
Ukraine was antisemitic as shit back in the USSR days. That's why tons of Jews left for the USA and Israel. Mila's family left (and my family as well). Wasn't much better in Russia, but still not as bad as Ukraine. I don't think it's necessarily the same nowadays, seeing as how the elected a Jewish President, but it sucked back then. I think watching your home country get blown to bits for no reason can change a few things, so I understand Mila suddenly taking more pride in where she came from. My relatives are going through a similar thing.
@@flavoredwallpaper the Russian Empire was antisemitic. Telling Russia was more tolerant to Jews than Ukraine is like fairy tales about the flying unicorns . Russia is super racist. Russia has always hated the people of the Caucasus mountains, Armenians, Georgians, mocks them in movies, the black people, hates Asians, Russia started a gazillion wars, invaded the whole continent. Has been trying to occupy Ukraine for 500 years. Issued like 130 laws to forbid the Ukrainian language
@@flavoredwallpaper The Jews had a better reception in Russia? That sounds like Kremlin nonsense, like from "A" to "Z". Russia has always hated , for example, Ukrainians. Issued like 113 or 130 laws to forbid the Ukrainian language. Russia is very racist. Hates the people from the Caucasus region, like Armenians, Georgians, the Azerbaijani. Has always hated Muslims , Asians,the black people.... Etc ... Russia has invaded almost the whole continent , started a gazillion of wars, have always had their own strong propaga
@@flavoredwallpaper Ukraine was always the most tolerant of all republics, I know that because I lived during the 80s. Of course there were some idiots who'd hate Jews, but they'd also hate Ukrainians, Armenians, Georgians or Tatars. But these cases have been rare and were never bigger than domestic conflicts. At the same time if you served in a military somewhere in Tajikistan you could have been easily killed just because you're a Ukrainian or a Jew. So please do not spread false information about something you know very little about.
Pray for Ukraine
She is obviously Lebanese like me. This will be like me in twenty years acting sad that my home America was destroyed while I'm a celebrity in china
she has never done a thing for ukraine besides sending a few bucks
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It's interesting that she now feels connected to Ukraine when in the past she spoke ill of the country. She said her family left due to antisemitism and when she returned a decade ago, she "felt nothing" for her homeland.
That's the Soviet heritage that Ukraine is little by little getting rid of. Haven't they elected a Jewish president? You can clearly see the difference in cultures between these two nations since the war started.
I understand her,maybe she doesnt like the politics and all of that and it doesnt mean she doesnt love her home.. She was reffereng to society, way of living, its terrible for most, just like in croatia, if you dont fight for a better life or have talents, you are doomed.. Its either poor conditions and hunger or you iust chase your dreams, then its worth going trough it..
Are you from Russia?
I know Mila didn't have warm memories of Ukraine, I couldn't understand it, as a fellow Ukrainian. But most importantly, Mila is supporting, keeps talking about the side of the good, which is Ukraine, the country that stands against Russian and Putin's fascism, genocide, murdering children, civilians, holding people hostage, torturing, deporting people to da*n know where. Also saving a lot of neighboring countries from this fate. The country and the people that showed the bravest defense. The price that Ukraine has already paid. The world hasn't seen anything like that since WW2 and Hitler
PS. Replying to some people.. The comment kept disappearing. The Jews had a better reception in Russia? That sounds like Kremlin nonsense, like from "A" to "Z". Russia has always hated , for example, Ukrainians. Issued like 113 or 130 laws to forbid the Ukrainian language. Russia is very racist. Hates the people from the Caucasus region, like Armenians, Georgians, the Azerbaijani. Has always hated Muslims , Asians,the black people.... Etc ... Russia has invaded almost the whole continent , started a gazillion of wars, have always had their own strong propaga
Exactly. Don't get confused, Mila is not patriotic, this is merely for media purposes
LOL Ukraine is changed a lot during that time.
The Soviet Union was the most disgusting thing in the world. I’ve heard a lot of horrible stories about USSR from my parents, so I probably can understand why her family left🥺
Yak of Smirroff in Branson
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Go Mila. Ukrainians are fighting really hard
Дякую ,чудова україночка!
I’m so happy she came a long way in embracing her homeland. It used to hurt my feelings when she said she didn’t care about Crimea and stuff. But Ukraine has been oppressed for so long and the Ukrainian language was banned for around 90 years or more so it’s no wonder people got ostracized from Ukrainian culture in the process. Plus Russia is bombing Holocaust memorial sites and the President of Ukraine is Jewish. Hasidic Judaism originated in Ukraine and Hitler didn’t consider Ukrainians white nor does Putin consider them human. It’s just so hard to stand by and say nothing.
Now there’s a bunch of stories of civilians being bombed and Russian soldiers occupying peoples’ houses and raping girls and women and children escaping without their parents.
It’s both Ukrainophobia and anti-Senitism all over again. Plus war crimes. :( They’ve fought for their freedom as a nation and they’re some of the strongest people. That’s why it’s important to embrace culture and also to embrace peace.
1. Первый авиаудар. Луганская ОГА. 2 июня 2014 года была убита авиаударом ВВС Украины жительница Луганска Инна Кукурудза. В тот же день от авиаударов ВСУ по мирному Луганску погибли восемь человек, 28 были тяжело ранены.
2. «Горловская Мадонна». 27 июля 2014 года, в ходе массированного артобстрела украинской армией гражданского жилмассива города Горловка, была убита 27-летняя Кристина Жук и ее десятимесячная дочь Кира. Всего в тот день погибло более 20 мирных жителей Горловки.
3. Расстрел украинскими ракетами Мариуполя. 24 января 2015 года с позиций ВСУ на севере и западе от Мариуполя из РСЗО были расстрелян гражданский жилмассив города. Погибли 46 мариупольцев, около ста были ранены.
4. Преступления батальона «Торнадо». В больницах поселка Кондрашовка и райцентра Станица Луганская, а также в городах Приволье и Лисичанск «Торнадо» устроил застенки, где палачи нацбата соревновались друг перед другом в самых жестоких пытках. Жертвами пыток было мирное население Донбасса. Например, в 2014 году после боев за город Марьинка (ДНР) «Торнадо» взял в заложники многих мирных жителей.
Бывший главный военный прокурор Украины Анатолий Матиос свидетельствовал: «...Били задержанных по ногам, ягодицам, бедрам и половым органам. Мужчин также пытали электрошокером. Содержащихсяв подвале раздевали догола, ставили на бетонный пол и обливали водой. После этого прикасались оголенными проводами с током к различным частям тела».
Экс-депутат Верховной рады Украины от «Народного фронта» Арсения Яценюка Татьяна Черновол признала: «Когда были арестованы командиры «Торнадо», у них были изъяты мобильные телефоны. Там мы нашли страшное видео, которое сейчас есть в материалах дела. Это видео различных сексуальных оргий, изнасилований. Причем скажу, что там были даже младенцы. Там были изнасилования несовершеннолетних девочек... Это животные, это не люди».
5. Преступления ВСУ против детей
В июле и августе 2014 года ВСУ целенаправленно обстреливали школу №7, где располагалось убежище для оставшихся без крова жителей Луганска. В ходе обстрелов погибли шестеро жителей. Школа была практически уничтожена.
5 ноября 2014 года в ходе обстрела ВСУ школы № 63 в Донецке были убиты 14-летний Даниил Кузнецов и 18-летний Андрей Елисеев. Еще пятеро учеников получили ранения. 5 апреля в поселке Александровское (ДНР) пущенной с украинского беспилотника самодельной бомбой был убит пятилетний Владислав Шихов. Дрон был выпущен с позиций 59-й отдельной механизированной бригады ВСУ имени Якова Гандзюка. 31 мая 2021 года ВСУ обстреляли школу и ясли-сад в поселке Золотое-5 в ЛНР. В это время в школе и яслях находились дети.
6. Применение запрещенного оружия. 29 июля 2014 года западная сторона Донецка обстреливалась с воздуха запрещенными фосфорными бомбами, пущенными с позиций ВСУ. Фосфорные боеприпасы, противопехотные мины и другое запрещенное международными конвенциями оружие ВСУ активно используют на Донбассе с 2014 года.
Показательно, что запрещенное вооружение применяется ВСУ и сейчас. 5 апреля 2022 года фосфорные бомбы и лепестковые мины применялись ВСУ во ходе боев за город Попасная, на границе ЛНР с Харьковской областью.
7. «Библиотека» и другие тайные концлагеря. По данным бывшего сотрудника СБУ Василия Прозорова, «Азов» в 2014 году организовал в аэропорту Мариуполя тайный концлагерь под названием «Библиотека». В «Библиотеку» бросались пленные ополченцы ЛДНР и мирные жители, заподозренные в симпатиях к России. Узников держали в отключенных морозильных камерах, которые не пропускали тепло и воздух. Узник мог выйти на свободу, если его родные приносили требуемый «азовцами» крупный выкуп, средняя сумма выкупа составляла порядка 2-3 тыс. долларов.
Пытками во время этих допросов с пристрастием занимался «Азов», а документированием показаний жертв пыток занимались сотрудники СБУ. В пытках участвовали девушки из «Азова», которые числились «медиками».
Помещения для охраны были завешаны наглядной агитацией с призывами к убийствам всех русских и русскоязычных.
She's so humble
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Yeah okay
I am sorry, but I absolutely remember how she said that her family, like, eloped from Ukraine because of manifestations of intolerance. Also I remember how she said she felt nothing, when she visited Ukraine. Also I remember how she said she will never came back in Ukraine, because she is American. Also I remember how Ukrainian politician insulted her with Jewish slur.
That was before the war, of course. Before Ukrainian nationality became prestigious nationality. But, stop, she is not Ukrainian, is she? I thought she is Jewish.
Now she is not Jewish and not American, but “proud Ukrainian”.
She is American, Ukrainian and Jewish. So…
Btw when she left Ukraine, it was still USSR. You might want to take note of that too.
@@itoakko Yeah, so? USSR was a huge federative state; that means, it included 16 republics, every of which had broad powers in domestic politics. USSR was really different from republic to republic. That was not, like, one big-big unified country, that was kinda separative. And Mila Kunis is from Ukrainian SSR, important note, from the western Ukraine.The fact that anti-Semitism flourished in western Ukraine has never been a secret. During the World War 2, there were formed most of organizations of Ukrainian nazis, and were killed most of the total 1,6 million jews-victims in Ukraine.
Howewer, my previous comment wasnt really about all this stuff, Ukraine, SSSR and else. And i am not judging Mila, she can relate herself to any nationality. That just... That seems like she thinks, that, calling herself a Ukrainian, she earns more points.
….!!! But now that the media want to put it on a pedestal, all of a sudden she’s a proud Ukrainian. It goes to show the power of the media…:
Her and Ashton are also proud supporters of illegal, genocidal American wars cause apparently killing innocent people in the Middle East, like Iraq, is perfectly fine…
It's complicated. My mother went through similar emotions. Like Mila, she was born and raised in Ukraine and she is Jewish. She came to the USA as a refugee (in the 70s, earlier than Mila). They were absolutely treated like shit in Ukraine, and Russians were actually better to Jews back then. Not saying it was great in Russia, of course. Despite having lived in Ukraine for generations, their passports literally said "Jewish" for "nationality," not "Ukrainian." So yeah, part of the reason they came to the USA, like many others, was because of the intolerance. My mom never had any interest in returning to visit Ukraine/Russia; her new home was in the USA, which she liked far more. She lost whatever connection she had with the country. The same for her siblings and parents. It has changed with the war, however. She spent her youth in this country and now she's seeing pictures and videos of it getting blown to pieces. Now she's regretting never taking us to visit her home country, while it was still safe and not in ruins. And seeing Zelenskyy, their President (and a Jew), leading and fighting for the country... this kind of stuff shakes things up in a person. So yeah, my mom and her family are going through a similar kind of change as Mila. They're not calling themselves "Ukrainian" or anything, but I don't think Mila is necessarily being fake here. Again, this stuff is complicated.
I am confused. You tube is full of videos where she speaks Russian, is she from Ukraine or Russia?
Mila lived in Ukraine during Soviet Union time, because of that in Ukraine everyone spoke russian. All soviet countries spoke russian, now not anymore.
Only after the collapse of Soviet Union people started to speak their native language commonly again.
@@dadaumpa275 I see, thanks
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We should be proud of where we come from.
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She's sitting in a seat not in tears... So misleading...😠😠😠
Funny how she use to say that she was Russian. 🤣 Whatever works. 🤣
Exactly , what a hypocrit she is ! 🤮
@@sunbaths. Not hating at all. Just sharing how a lot of actors embellish their story lines. I've had plenty of Ukranian friends that they said that they were from Ukraine and I dated one who never claimed to be Russian. It was super as her family shared wonderful stories. It was cool to learn about such a beautiful country and I've travelled a lot. If it was at school as a kid in a new country or a brief encounter like a restaurant server sure I agree 100% and know people from small countries that do the same because it's a lot easier. But, if she does a long extensive interview (Stern 2016...recent) about her experiences why not just say the truth about her true story.
Because back in the day no one knew what or where Ukraine was. And since it had been part of the USSR it was easier to say that she came from Russia rather than to go into a half hour explanation of geography and politics at such a young age. Now everyone knows. It’s different. Interestingly Russia/ Putin claim part of their territory as Russian. Now part of Ukraine is back to being part of Russia. Insane! So imagine those people, imagine if that happened to the USA. It’d be awful as well. Not being able to explain where you’re from. How sad it’d be. The loss of one’s identity 😢
You need to know the context. Ukrainians has been dominated by Russia for 300 years. Imperial policies were preaching that Ukraine doesn't exist to Ukrainians. So, obviously after so many years some Ukraine succumbed and started to call themselves Russian. But now it's changing as it is nasty to associate yourself with Russia
@@sunbaths. bullshit! No self respecting Ukrainian would ever call themselves russian
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God save Ukraine, the victory costs a lot, but it's even pricier to bare afterwards. Ukrainians are strong, but the ring is always stronger. Can't wait till people truly free themselves from a sin, not from each other :'(
Mila is no fake.
😅 are you sure?
it's not 'war in Ukraine' it's the Russian war against Ukraine...
No, it's war of the West against Russia.
На переговорах в Стамбуле, которые проводились в марте-апреле 2022 Украина могла формально сохранить границы от 1991 года. Крым предлагалось оформить в аренду, а ЛДНР реинтегрировать с особым статусом. После этого лично Путин несколько раз заявлял, что все было готово к подписанию мирного соглашения, но Зеленский в последний момент сделал выбор в пользу продолжения войны. Последним на эту тему говорил глава фракции «Слуга народа» Давид Арахамия, который сообщил, что соглашения действительно были достигнуты, но в Киев приехал Борис Джонсон и сказал, что с русскими договариваться не стоит и лучше еще повоевать. 🤬
Россия была готова пойти на самые невероятные уступки с фактической потерей лица, лишь бы избежать войны, но ее просто не выпустили, решив «повоевать».
Imagine being from a country and leave when you are young but then in the future a war breaks out and now you are laying in bed thinking “I wonder if I died had I still lived there today!?”
لو كان للجمال رب لكانت ميلا
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Slava Ukraine!
Слава Україні!
Slava Ukraini! 🇺🇦
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Finally she admitted that she is from Ukraine. Many years she used to say that she was from Russia.
She actually adressed why she said she was from Russia. It was because many people didn’t know where Ukraine was so it was just easier to say she was from Russia…it is a very common thing to do
Ok so people from Bolivia should say they are from Colombia because most of the people don't know where is Bolivia?? When you are proud of your roots and your country you don't care about what other people think.
@@Patricia-vs4dd please remember that that there was the Soviet Union. one country that included Ukraine but Russia was the biggest part of it. it’s a complex matter, we’re not here to judge her
@@Patricia-vs4dd What a ridiculous analogy. Ukraine used to be part of the USSR if you even know what that means. It's far stranger to say as a Bolivian that you are Colombian than it is to say you are a Russian but in fact, you are from Ukraine.
I think she was just trying to cater to U.S.-American insularity. Most people do that.
Slava Ukraini !!!
Beautiful work of the stylist. Can't help noticing the rhythms between Mila's hair and soft lines and a bit of asymmety on the top of her look, let us say it is a blouse. Deep green, emerald suits Mila perfectly. The rich hair color is just beautiful, the makeup is beautiful, the earrings, the work on so-called the portrait area is beautiful
Standing with Ukraine. Glory to Ukraine 💛💙🇺🇦 Thank you Mila. Fellow Ukrainian
Yes, Russian tsars tried to forbid specifically the Ukrainian language for the last lake 5 hundred years. Stole history, tried to alter everything. The name "Russia" is ripped off from the Kyivan Rus, written in a Greek style.
In colleges and schools they have been teaching Ukrainian is not a language but dialect of Russian. Not true. They are not even the closest
The Russian language is artificial. I can't help you with research
Soviets are bloody criminals. Food genocides in 1932-1933. Russians are not Slavics. The blood of Slavics, Slavic DNA is to look for, to be found in Ukraine, Slovenia, Horvathia, other neighboring countries, not Russia. If speak in short, Russians are Finnish Hungarian tribes, plus Tartars, Mongoloid blood, Altai mountains peoples blood. In short, Europeoid Russians are mostly Finnish. They look different in phenotype to Ukrainians. Most Ukrainians are brunettes with brown or green eyes, blue-eyed people are often tan in Ukraine, dark thick brows. Unlike Russia. The are dark blond, can have slight red hair color
Ukraine after the war: ‘we are not the best, but we can beat the world’s 2nd best.” That sense of pride is sure unique. I honestly look forward to Ukrainian army to install Ukrainian puppet government in moscow and start ukrainization.
@@plaaplaaplaa12, The Russian army wasn't the world's second best, and very surely, obviously were not 2nd best. :) They created this myth themselves :))
А чем вам не нравятся татары, горноалтайцы и другие народы? На славянах свет клином не сошелся. И Мила твоя не украинка, а еврейка, и фром юкрейн черновцы сбежала от дискриминации из-за национальности ее семьи.
@@ИринаИмамутдинова-п5н A vivid Kremlin bot. We say Russians are not Slavic. Bots like you say we are abusing the Tatars etc. Those are your psychopathic lies.
The USSR was antisemitic and a totalitarian fascist state in general, which the present Russia is now
What a hypocrite 🤦🏻♀️
I would think her daughter is proud to be Ukrainian, because she is proud & loves her mother .Being who she is being the person she is ,being the person she is to her ,her mother .she is proud of her heritage because she herself would not be who she is with out her mother and heritage...it is who they are ...I would say she is proud to be her mother's daughter to be who she is ...
So cute. Yes, being Ukrainian is cool
It's very sad what's happening in Ukraine. I find it a little odd that Mila's daughter asked her if she's from Ukraine. I mean, didn't she already know that? She came to the U.S. when she was 9 or older. That's pretty big already. Didn't she teach her children Ukrainian and take them there? I find that quite odd if they don't know anything about where there mother is from. I mean, where you grow up is so embedded into you. It's part of you.
@Bianca Hotca
You said: “Didn’t she already know that?”
Yes, the daughter already knew, that’s why she asked “aren’t you from Ukraine?”. I don’t understand why you don’t understand this.
How could she teach her daughter ukrainian, when she herself is a russian speaker?
Stop!
And no one talk about palastine. #innocent muslim
You re always the victim
And what does being muslim has to do with innocence?!
That s why you care about palestinians,because they are mostly muslim?!
That s why people don t stand the muslims
You are selfish,intolerant and hateful
And fyi,there are jewish and christians palestinians long before islam was even a religion
I just saw a video about thousand of Russian soldiers calling the Ukranian surrender hotline. I hope the war ends soon.
I am so impressed about the tolerance and love from Mila towards people who would burn her alive if she ever dared calling herself a fellow Ukrainian in front of them
Isn’t she Jewish? Not ethnically Ukrainian.
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І я заплакала 😭
Oooo so Hollywood like.
I love Ukraine so much I left.
OK let her go to Ukraine don't make drama here America first