Asking Strangers in Ukraine to Cook Them Dinner

[@avp5964]

Taras and Maria are so unbelievably heartwarming with their hospitality. Truly kind people. Lol he had some strangers wander into his backyard and he immediately offered them drinks.

[@macman3175]

Love is

[@dlife7427]

They were amazing

[@kaikatplayz5302]

This is kindness of Ukrainian people for you! My dad was from Kyrgisia and Mom from Ukraine. I can clearly tell which side wants guests over lol. My dad hates people lmao. Mom and me randomly bring guests over and he isn't always happy.

[@alkash2222]

Man if u get into any city or a village in Ukraine u will be shocked by the people they are so lovely and they are open to talk (they gonna be confused but anyway) [I'm also from Ukraine❤]

[@НикитаКан-с3к]

Русские и Украинцы один народ

[@RomanAKozak]

Thank you for sharing the story of Taras, Maria and the spirit of the Ukrainian people!

[@HarryQueenan]

wow

[@RLezi]

❤❤🎉

[@coolusrname]

potuzhno

[@Nashchadok]

Це ПОТУЖНО

[@gotticushd5447]

God bless you!

[@ahsad1]

as a Ukrainian, I'm stunned by this video, thank you for coming here! btw what Taras kept saying in the kitchen is smth like 'put'

[@qre268Zrtb]

Yes, this video was very very moving. My best wishes and hopes for you and your family. Regards from Australia.

[@dlife7427]

Amazing people. Happy New Year from America.

[@ahsad1]

@ thank you! Happy New Year!

[@AndrewHudak]

They've recorded the same video in russia just over 2 weeks ago. They were casually sipping wine from the russian-occupied Crimea. And the next video is from Ukraine 🙄

[@boltiq157]

@@AndrewHudak this is absolutely disgusting.

[@alex_tybin]

As a Ukrainian, I understand how overwhelmed you were with emotions. I cried seeing how you experience other people's stories and let their emotions through you. Thank you for that. Thank you for visiting Ukraine, speaking about it and bringing some joy (which is hard for us to look for) to that family! Best wishes!

[@andygeorgiou2846]

❤

[@Wrongyoga]

As a Ukrainian, I hope you also understand that he went to Russia to cook and jump around wearing a hat with a hammer and sickle and red star...

[@gabrielcardoso5975]

@@Wrongyoga and?

[@w.w.u.r]

Bruh the whole point of this tow video is show how people feel of what the governments make them to do ​@Wrongyoga

[@KhoroshavinKosmos]

@@w.w.u.r Oh yes the Russian fovernment keeps sending thousands of young men into Ukraine without any approval. How delusional of you.

[@RageyRage82]

I am in Canada, in Newfoundland. My best friends are two families from Ukraine. We spent Christmas day together. Although I know they long to be home, to me, it's nothing but a blessing to have them here. Nothing but kindness, and love from them, even with a language barrier. Wonderful people!

[@karinamax]

Love that 🙏🇺🇦💜❤️🩷

[@ДмГо-н8э]

Duh, I've heard when Ukranian president Zelensky was in Canada, with Canada politics - they were introduced a german nazi army soldier and everybody was applausing there. But Russia will defeat nazis again. It would be very sad, if Canada will not change their mind and join the nazis. Back in the days we fight them together. But if Canadian people will make this choice... Well.. Good luck. Ask Germany, France, Mongols how does that ends.

[@RageyRage82]

@@ДмГо-н8э I didn't say anything about the politicians involved now did I? My friends are not Nazis. They're simply displaced from their homes right now, and living in Canada because of it. It isn't a matter of support for what you mention, it is a matter of support for human beings who are caught within such a conflict. Humans can be good, or bad, anywhere. It's about time you see that. I didn't come here to debate with people on the politics of it. Take your unneeded and presumptuous comments elsewhere.

[@userhuyuiser]

@@ДмГо-н8э Its funny how only russians eat their own propaganda XDDD. Brother if u like to eat it, do not spread it to the others!

[@toppenguinyt9007]

​@RageyRage82 man, I think he even could be a paid bot. He started with one topic, then he started mentioned how every other country should change their mindset, because if not, russia will come and save them 😂🤡 Thanks for being the real person 🫶

[@urban_freestyler]

This video is heartbreaking and heartwarming at the same time. "Now we live one day. We sing, we dance, we drink, we love, we cry"

[@krazyjae56]

This is the part that spoke to me. I think we should all live this way.

[@internet7140]

We live, we love, we lie

[@3terna1Rag3]

@internet7140 that's insane

[@iamwoltovskiy5177]

@@3terna1Rag3 that's base

[@DmitryKiktenko]

​​@@krazyjae56you don't want to live like that. Everyday stress that is so much normalized, as "if it'll hit - it will hit". - stay at home, air raid alert just went off! - ah no, it won't last long, it's JUST A BALLISTIC Or planning your day like "i have to get there before 6pm, because they shelling this area (megapolis apartment block) everyday after 7pm".

[@finjibuns]

Ukrainian people are the best. We had a family displaced from their country move into our building here in London for a few months and I've lived here for 12 years and in that few months we spoke more with them than any other neighbours in the building. They are such hospitable people. The family in this video is the Epitome of that

[@stass6222]

Скорее всего это русские, которым не повезло оказаться на Украине..

[@karinamax]

Thank you for opening up your home to refugees 🙏 Yes, I agree about the hospitality and friendliness of my people ❤😊🇺🇦

[@UkrainianBatman24]

Thank you for the kind words ❤ The support UK has given us is incredible ❤

[@Magdi-c5p]

I can't say that I got robbed by Ukrainian in Prague and 80 years ago they committed genocide on Polish people in Katyn in Volhyna. Just killed my people forced them from our land. I personally don't do ukrainians

[@socutecat9275]

I am from Energodar but I live in Zaporizhia as my town is occupied. We loved the UK, thank you so much for taking in our refugees and giving us weapons to fight the occupiers, we really appreciate it and will remember it for the rest of our lives. Thank you all❤

[@snurresprett85]

Went to Ukraine in February delivering first aid equipment. Everyone I meet was the nicest people ever, everyone just wanted to live in peace. Will never forget the taxi driver who refused payment when he heard why we were there, he had just lost his son at the front.

[@maryn.borysiuk]

😢❤️

[@maryn.borysiuk]

Thank you for helping ❤

[@brianle8034]

Maria, pointing to the flag, said, “Many soldiers from this died.” A silent moment followed, and it brought me to tears. Cherish every moment and person in life, because, like the morning dew, something can unwittingly vanish without notice.

[@nadya7827]

😭😭😭🙏🙏

[@BennyHarveyBigMan]

The Russian forces could geolocate the neighbours garage and strike it due to him fixing vehicles to send to the front. Disappointed they haven't taken precautions against that here.

[@ksifirs]

Every ukrainian soldier is just a person what had quiet life before.

[@BennyHarveyBigMan]

@@ksifirs Not necessarily

[@ksifirs]

@@BennyHarveyBigMan What do you mean?

[@Tannerya]

Man, you almost stopped making videos on the channel. Insanely thankful you pushed through what you were going through and continued on.

[@petermanji8116]

What happened?

[@sofaking1102]

What happened?

[@UnsaferLake160]

​@@petermanji8116Heartfelt moment a few years ago where he posted that things were gonna get slow cause depression and all that, entirely understandable.

[@anon61456145]

@@UnsaferLake160 I think he already learnt how to fill the void but I can see that he has a lot going on in his mind :) Everythings gonna be ok tho :D

[@UnsaferLake160]

@anon61456145 I was debating adding a 2nd but but didn't wanna speculate 😂 from then the times that he cries it really seems this all is the answer It was actually right as he started a patreon, seems that has helped immensely towards the goal. Myself have given $5 since cause this is genuinely the best content on the internet, I hope it continues for years and gets big as yes theory

[@alikua1166]

I’m Ukrainian. I want to say THANK YOU GUYS for this video. I love this idea. Thank for showing our situation. Love you guys. Thank you from all heart

[@a.s.9493]

Yeah, but couple days before they cooked diner for russian, and spend fun time withe them. Its looks like in WWII they cook for Nazi and after couple days for Jewish. I don't know how react on this

[@maximklimenko2751]

dude, he just recored same video from russia couple of weeks ago. And was drinking vine from Crimea in that video from russia. what are you thanking for?

[@MrNapalm91]

Вони просто знімають контент, в душі їм все одно, вони нічого не можуть зрозуміти, тому що вони далекі від всього цього. Не бачу сенсу їм якось дякувати.

[@alikua1166]

@@maximklimenko2751 я написав їм в коменти там також

[@Anastasia-ex7iw]

As Ukrainian I'm also very thankful for this ukrainian family, very friendly and kind.

[@anastasia_moldovan]

I'm Ukrainian. And I'm crying by watching this video. Thank you for your empathy guys. It really gives me feeling that we're not alone. That there are people who can understand us, feel

[@Jeff_Savior]

ye, but if u look at the other videos, u cand find the same in terroristc sh*t named ПАrussia

[@staaarz1884]

hello my name is markus and i'm from germany. i don't know your channel. i've never watched a video from you before. you're like strangers. and then by chance i just watched the video here. and i really think, and i say this with full conviction, i think this was the best video i've ever watched on youtube. much respect and thanks for that.

[@MsBhappy]

I highly recommend the road trips across Canada and the US series

[@nr6491]

Same here. This video showed up on my feed and I am very glad I watched it 🙏

[@ChehovsYe]

You could like Yes Theory older videos, after you have seen all of what these guys have here on their channel!

[@kautzman2334]

watch the hitchhiking series he's done then!

[@ClubsOG]

Go and watch the one before from Russia too, Olga was lovely😊

[@FlexAndBustGaming]

The fact that even after waking up to air raid sirens you stayed and went to Maria’s birthday just shows how great a connection you really made on this one 👌🏻

[@nicolarossi-r8n]

Ya thought the same what a legend

[@sdamer4609]

such a shame that russians and ukrainians are fighting each other, regardless who started what - this just must never happen

[@blessedbe222]

Facts

[@cooltwittertag]

​@@sdamer4609its pretty obvious "who started what"

[@Skazzzzz]

@@sdamer4609 "Regardless who started what"? Ukraine never attacked Russia, please don't sanitize your language for Putin's benefit...

[@SmellOfFruit]

Legitimately some of the best content on youtube

[@LbB-e8j]

yea instead of giving ukraine money you giving some stupid youtuber millions a dollar a month too do this ... makes me sick how much they make off these videos... not like they could do this with out filming it and making donations from rich people

[@Fapjack1]

@@LbB-e8j I get your frustration because, you're right. In the world we live sometimes people making money off of helping others, is nice. It isn't the best for the soul but it helps the people that need it. I think helping people is nice, more help is better but help is good.

[@Wheres_Wald0]

@@LbB-e8j These guys don't have day jobs, this is what they do. And you still want to make fun of them, when they are risking their lives in an at-war country to give an inside look at what is happening. Are you Russian or something? Like why are you offended.. Most youtubers with these views clickbait way more and it's for content that doesn't really help anybody.

[@ougabouga4115]

@@LbB-e8j it's part of the propaganda war. He contributes in humanizing people.

[@yuriyl1618]

@@LbB-e8j Why did you watch and comment then? Should have spent that time donating.

[@Alx1830]

This was an amazing video, from the most beautiful perspective of Ukraine to the darkest, but with a clear message ❤

[@stevenlilly]

Momma carrying her child down the steps during the sirens.. That's tough man...

[@TheLoneMarksman]

Fr that's so sad dude. The worst part is that nobody can do anything about that. Stupid corrupt governments will stay like this forever.

[@senetli4472]

@@TheLoneMarksmanrussians could do but they prefer to not doing anything. not government is launching rockets. russians.

[@kaas137]

@@stevenlilly 15:88 the father is doing the salute....

[@ohmyme13]

In Kharkiv there are sirens sometimes for over 24 hours straight, most people here aren't even listening for sirens anymore. There are also times when you hear explosions before any sirens. So relatively speaking, that family's situation is not even a tip of an iceberg.

[@pinkeypromises]

@@TheLoneMarksmanno. It’s the Russian government that pushes the thought that people can’t do anything and there’s no hope. This is how russians keep themselves enslaved and why they bring this slavery to others. And the fundamental difference and the reason they failed and will fail more, is that Ukrainians do NOT believe that „nobody can do anything“, and these people refuse to become part of this hopeless hole of violence where everyone is a victim and therefore legalises violence for themselves. F that.

[@dodalton1]

My grandmother is 99 and grew up under Nazi occupation in northern France. Her stories always fascinated me because it's so hard to imagine how anyone can survive and thrive under such uncertain conditions. One of the best bits of wisdom she gave me most certainly was born from that time in her life: "When we can't do what we want, we do what we can." I see that illustrated by all of the people in this video. -- My heart is with the people of Ukraine, and people suffering all over the world. Those who maintain their humanity in the face of suffering are the most courageous and beautiful among us.

[@curious_O_o]

You can easily imagine then that the previous video of him going to ruzzia is like going to nazi Germany, and then to a half occupied Poland. And being so chill about it

[@kareninalabama]

​​​​@@curious_O_o, but they're not "chill" about it. And just as in Nazi Germany, where many (if not most) of the German people did not support what the government was doing, many Russians do not support what their government is doing either. Most people just want to live in peace. Unfortunately, there is a difference between not supporting something and actively opposing it. But when people live under an oppressive, tyrannical government, they become afraid to take a risk by becoming very vocal about their opposition. I have a dear friend from Iran; as she told me, before Khomeini took power, there were many who believed his lies and the few who saw through him really couldn't do much about it. Then, after he was elected and the majority quickly realized that he was a liar and a tyrant, it was too late because he controlled everything. And those who were outspoken in their criticism of him quickly disappeared. So the majority became afraid to publicly criticize him or the government. Such is how it was in Nazi Germany and most likely now in Russia.

[@RedLine-zo3kr]

Believe me where these people were it's the safest place in the country. They should have gone to Kharkiv or Sumy region where missiles and combat drones fly as scheduled. There you can really see all the horrors of war, and this is a children's walk.

[@patrik-robertmaruntis5490]

GOD BLESS HER AND YOU AND ME AND EVERYBODY WITH LONGEST LIFE TO LIVE 10 BILLION YEARS THIS BEAUTIFUL LIFE IN THIS BEAUTIFUL WORLD AND ALL THE BEST, GOD BLESS 🙏🙏🙏🙏💪💪💪💪🙏🙏🙏🙏💪🙏🙏💪💪💪💪

[@arturkchau]

@@curious_O_othis clown made zigheil two times per 1 video. And you’re still calling Russia nazi German? You’re blind kid, go to school:)

[@craftlover9702]

Ukrainian people are amazing, beautiful people. My husband was Ukrainian and he was so strong and resilient. I was blessed to have had in my life for 25 years. Prayers for these people who are dealing with this on a daily basis. My heart truly goes out to them...

[@MrSaljstn]

Russian people are beautiful, all people are beautiful.

[@MrHouvk]

@@MrSaljstn in the destruction of lives, yes

[@MaruthKey]

@@MrSaljstnand u are not. Killers promoter!

[@TAIFUNTeam]

@@MrSaljstn🤮

[@Slavavien]

@@MrSaljstnwhat kind of comment is that? Lady did not mention russians but you still came here to comment.. russian bot

[@zoya1734]

As a Ukrainian living here the whole time and experiencing the same thing, thank you for your emotions and understanding… Cried with you…mix of emotions, death, lost, happy moments, all of these blends together and it’s bizarre for the foreigners…..

[@akhmet-balala]

Додивіться будь-ласка до кінця. В цієї конфети наповнювач з г... Автори контенту їздили до наших вбивць за три тижні до того. І хазяйвам про це не сказали а в них є знайомі що загинули у війні. Якби сказали - відео закінчилось-би не почавшись.

[@whatintheworld7624]

To have a family with children in a situation like that is terrifying. But they have incredible will to stay strong and live a happy life. What a beautiful family. Great video guys!!

[@generalrico1750]

you said it all .familly is key

[@DmitryKiktenko]

It's pretty calm in western regions, comparing to Frontline cities like Mykolayiv, Kherson, Zaporizhya, Kharkiv. Some cities are so close to Frontline, not only drones and missiles, but also artillery and multiple launch rocket systems striking every day. Ligth mavic drones flying over and dropping bombs on civilians trying to get to grocery in Kherson. Anyways, this is all nothing compared to possibility to be captured and occupied by russians. If you saw how already captured cities looks like, you will agree. This is constant fear to become a part of russian federation.

[@katerynashulha353]

The more terrifying thing is that these guys went to mingle and wine and dine with russians just days before they went knocking on the doors of Ukrainians. Like, that’s suss af. I guess we should be grateful they at least didn’t go to the russians-occupied parts of Ukraine where russians just kill Ukrainian at will atm. War is not a joke, y’all. Going to “both sides”, ir to the aggressor and the victim, to “taste the hospitality of both”is not just privileged but makes both of these guys look stupidly suspicious.

[@1Jetsurf]

20:04 Please revisit these people. I have seen everyone of your videos and there are always beautifully nice people, but these men and women, they are special.

[@Ewan300]

@@gkaze77 I think you sound miserable. You might reply by saying you're realistic which I understand, but making assumptions about people you don't know isn't going to get you anywhere in life. It's pretty impossible to take care of yourself or aid anyone without some profit. It's a fulltime job for these guys and their paying out of their own pockets for us to sit in the comfort of our homes and get a different perspective.

[@flaront4031]

I salute you for this amazing reply.​@@Ewan300

[@gkaze77]

@@Ewan300 Using the KZbin Creators function for nonprofits is FREE on KZbin as they cover transaction fees. They could be doing so much more with their audience than a $100 meal for views. I am not pocket watching their expensive but berating them for not caring enough to actually provide help outside the profit of the channel.. I am realistic. Just because you aren't educated enough to know how KZbin works doesn't mean I am miserable. 𝐈𝐟 𝐲𝐨𝐮 𝐡𝐚𝐯𝐞𝐧'𝐭 𝐝𝐨𝐧𝐚𝐭𝐞𝐝, 𝐲𝐨𝐮 𝐡𝐚𝐯𝐞 𝐧𝐨 𝐬𝐚𝐲 𝐢𝐧 𝐭𝐡𝐢𝐬. I can easily make a "feeding the homeless" video purely for content and money, and suckers like you will flock to my defense.. They are using the war for profit and you sadly cannot realize that, if the goal was truly about bringing awareness. HOW CAN I HELP? WHERE IS THE LINK? Many channels that have less money have helped donate WAY more. So have I because we care beyond the video.

[@catsam573]

@@gkaze77 whatever your saying is just irrelevant, I and many others believe that these videos are very inspiring and have the power to change lives. They are uniting and connecting lots of people in a way that has not been done before. Not everything is about money, and what these people are achieving is beyond money. Take some advice from me, and look at all the good they are putting out into the world, instead of complaining about a nonexistent problem.

[@loriswennochmal3260]

It took me at least 15 minutes to process what happened in the video. It left me speechless and with so much to say at the same time. I really hope the war ends soon so you can invite them to Australia and Canada. Such heartwarming people who make my sorrows almost neglectable.

[@AndrewMaks]

This made you speechless? Bro it's one of the safest part of Ukraine. Whatch "enemy in the forest" bbc documental

[@masia6255]

Unfortunately, every family in Ukraine has stories like that. Everyone has relatives, friends or someone from their family fighting in the war, being in captivity or dead...

[@swaggchillx8928]

The family is so heartwarming, they are brave and strong! The energy is wholesome and they share stories that hit home and the heart!

[@Betta568]

15:18 and so funny😊

[@dwarvenking9472]

This opened my eyes. I was one of those American people who would say “it’s not our war” “send our troops home” but actually seeing it in not just the news but in a personal pov seen their family seen they’re stress and such it makes it harder for me to say those words. I feel horrible for what the people in Ukraine have to go through more. It was easier not knowing but my eyes are more open, as is my mind. 🇺🇸🇺🇦 let’s pray this ends soon.

[@thetorchenergodar]

There are no US troops in Ukraine

[@ihormay3418]

By american troops are not in Ukraine except volunteers, right?

[@thetorchenergodar]

@ now only volunteers in international legion, with peoples from other countries

[@dwarvenking9472]

@@ihormay3418 yes my bad

[@Sleepyphoenix]

Are any Americans saying "send our troops home"?😳 99% of those fighting for Ukraine are Ukrainians!

[@AngieSmiles123]

I work with three Ukrainian women and they are the most kind, generous, wholesome, brave and hospitable people I've ever met. I love them. They bring such a beautiful energy to our business. They make every holiday special, give gifts on birthdays and always keep us fed with traditional desserts, chocolate and salads. It amazes me how they can do that while sharing the most devastating realities of their current lives. They are very special people.

[@erikjromano]

The look on the little girls' face when they exchange t-shirts after the armwrestle is priceless.

[@kkkk-cu9ch]

😂😂😂

[@emnem1212]

their harmonizing was beautiful!❤ they were soo humble & nice to see their lightheartedness and ability to still smile through everything.

[@huntedeyes6491]

One of the nicest video i ever watched on YT and i thought our people are hospitable hope there will be peace at Ukraine ♥ to Mr. Taras family and Ukraine from Pakistan

[@Media.V]

@@huntedeyes6491 I wouldn't disagree but 3 weeks ago they issued the same kind of video from russia with russians. This is such disgusting hypocrisy. 🤮

[@pilarpetra6865]

I cried from beginning to end of this video... God bless Ukraine...

[@christinerobertson7475]

Me too ✋️

[@ernansa9689]

Me too

[@SENSI-11]

Its sad that USA wants ukrain to be destroyed and in debt to America for 100 years. America is evil

[@avery5471]

Bots

[@vanphildam]

Sorry, please ignore Avery, I left him on the iPad today, I’ll put him to bed

[@yeeturmcbeetur8197]

I laughed so hard at “American food is borgur” 😂😂😂

[@Eowynnofrohan]

Yes.... I rarely ate burgers even before I was vegetarian. Everyone knows us by our fast food .... real American food is much more diverse.

[@surfingisfun001]

Steak with boorger. Coca Cola with ice.

[@irgendeinname9256]

@@Eowynnofrohan I was in the US for 3 weeks, ate burger every other day😂

[@pvrify]

@@surfingisfun001Khabib reference 🔥

[@surfingisfun001]

@@pvrify yes - haha!

[@HolyMans]

Thank you for ahowing the sirens and the family. Im not hugely emotional, but that brought me to tears. It really shows that one day could be the highlight of the year and the next could be the most heartbreaking. I really appreciated this video showing how amazing the people of Ukraine are.

[@katerynaart2698]

Zakladajemo means we put it inside 😅 love my country. Thanks for visiting Ukraine.

[@yoeri9684]

Its hard to impress Ukrainian people with food. Their kitchen is just tooo good 😄 i love it when my Ukrainian girlfriend or her family cooks for me ! I'm happy you had the chance to experience this. They are great people with a good sense of humor 😊 drinking is always paired with a lot of food and water/soda next to it, helps you not getting drunk 😂😄

[@Angry13Face]

you have to value that broski, not everyone Ukrainian guy has as much luck as you to feel that :)

[@yoeri9684]

​@@Angry13Face Absolutely, we already live 7 years in Poland but we are also affected by it, Family members who died, family we cant see etc. But we worry, laugh, cry and still try to make the best of it in this crazy world.

[@lukaskamin755]

What is broski? ​@@Angry13Face why should she be happy? Bc she experienced war???😮😮 I didn't get your intention

[@anya471]

Yes that dinner looked kind of poor for Ukrainian, when we invite friends we cook like for a 100 people wedding 😄

[@yoeri9684]

@@anya471 haha absolutely true 😂 I always laugh and respectfully thank them when they ask me to eat some more while my stomach is already exploding 🤣 But i love every dish 🤩

[@lasagnapapa]

Ukrainian American here, Taras is saying "закладям" when he puts the steaks down. He's just humorously saying "then I place this one" (sorta)

[@yfjtf]

I knew I would find out what it meant in the comments

[@Mr_Ali_G]

Why did you highlight Ukrainian American? So stupid

[@neonmoss5511]

@@yfjtf same instantly went to the comments

[@deodorua]

he says "закладаєм", basically "we're putting this down"

[@Cillinorwhatever]

Thank you

[@amber4578]

May they stay protected. The ending broke my heart for that family. They will never forget you guys

[@paulinedowell2284]

I'm a recent subscriber to your channel. I just want you to know that you've reawakened my faith in the kindness of strangers. I'm 71 years old and find myself isolated from the outside world. You've encouraged me to get out there and rejoin the human race. Thank you

[@belovedhearts]

Maria and her family are just so sweet. I cannot fathom living in a literal war zone, let alone being so warm and welcoming to absolute strangers. ❤ I hope this awful situation ends soon.

[@soulesi]

Це не жахлива ситуація. Це війна, в якій росіяни намагаються вбити українців, наше майбутнє, нашу культуру і традиції.

[@Артур-ш6я9т]

во львове нет боевых действий и он очень далек от них. во львове есть факельные шествия посмотрите что это такое

[@lizanderson1669]

Funny they let them into their War torn Country

[@lizanderson1669]

Well your their question them on their hero Stephen Bandera ask about Odessa burning in 2014 ask about the Azov nazi brigade oh yeah I bet they told you not to report anything negative or you will be on the Azov hit list marketed by the CIA and Nuland

[@bkuhlman]

Liam is an absolute legend for carrying after everyone got drunk 😂 Such a cool experience guys! Love the content.

[@vova1165]

As a Ukrainian who lives in the USA, i watched a lot of yours videos, i thank you very much for what you doing, it makes me cry. You are amazing people, thank you, God bless you.

[@curious_O_o]

Did you watch his video in russia? Just before this one? What are your thoughts and blessings on that one?

[@vova1165]

@curious_O_o did not watch yet, but I will

[@nadya7827]

Same here

[@futuresEGG]

@@curious_O_o зачем вы все время провоцируете? из-за таких левых провокаторов это всё и происходит

[@curious_O_o]

@@vova1165 so you have no weird feelings about it "as a Ukrainian who lives in the USA"? You have no weird feelings about the authors childish "oooh, I don't know how to take the fact that these nations are at war, oooooh, we are all humans, oooooh"? You are also a mindless pacifist?

[@phairinsinglek2400]

Ukraine ppl so friendly and welcoming ❤❤

[@MeherazHasan-re2tw]

Russian also brothers

[@kaas137]

@@phairinsinglek2400 15:88 the father is doing the salute....

[@michaelschumacher4856]

@@WagnerGroup2025ванек ты что тут забыл?

[@dulfanlucien]

@@kaas137 Why have you taken a simple goodbye gesture for the salute? Is it your job to look for such a crazy things and poison people with your lies? Or your own mind is so screwed?

[@FieberTraumBilligReisen]

@@WagnerGroup2025 🤡

[@atmeeinatmeaus4213]

I think this is the best video you have uploaded so far. I sat there crying because you can transport something, the news usually cant provide. By you guys meeting those people it feels as if I could at least understand a little bit, what is actually going on in their everyday lives. Thank you for this.

[@curious_O_o]

What do you wanna understand?

[@oksanaandrusenko6473]

This is so cool experience for you, guys! I am Ukrainian but live in the USA because of war. I really miss these kind of people as Maria and Taras. I hope when come back you teach you countrie's people to be such kind and hospitality. 😉

[@hangsang7180]

as a Ukrainian subscriber who binge-watched your videos, I could never have imagined that you would visit my country! woooow 🙏❤

[@LessThanThree76]

So, what does ”zockvodayem” (sorry 😂) mean, that the man keeps repeating?

[@sarae.3474]

⁠@@LessThanThree76 I had the same question. 😊 Someone answered it down in the comments. It means something like “I’m loading.”

[@LessThanThree76]

@ Ah. Thanks. ❤️

[@tru3sk1ll]

Yes please!!! What does it mean!!! I'm guessing "searing the meat" but I don't know

[@yoink8425]

@@tru3sk1ll it means putting in

[@dylanpritchard4981]

26:07 it fucks me up because those missles landed somewhere, and either people got hurt or at the least were terrified. Where I live tornadoes are a yearly occurrence and I have thankfully have never even seen one despite the sirens and aftermath around me. But that doesn’t mean people in my community aren’t being affected. And this isn’t even a natural disaster scenario, it’s people causing it. It’s horrible.

[@ссср-ш6е]

Ракеты если упали не трогали гражданских.это украина привыкла убивать дитей. Спросите их рядом с жилими постройками чтото упало

[@Марина-у7р3ц]

I think those creatures are not exactly humans. There are so many videos on the internet of the results of their actions, they can see all of it online. Yet ruzzians are continuing to destroy some of Ukrainian town, or village or someone's life.

[@androidAndrom]

and in a video before this one, no one russians said, sorry for what russians doing in Ukraine.

[@Марина-у7р3ц]

​@@androidAndrom sorry for what? They eather support the war or they are not against it. So...

[@androidAndrom]

@@Марина-у7р3ц right !👍🇺🇦

[@dustyclam]

Beautiful people. Heart breaking, but heart warming as well. I hope they stay safe and healthy. Thank you for sharing this experience. 👏🏻 🇺🇦🇺🇸

[@kaas137]

@@dustyclam 15:88 the father is doing the salute...

[@RichardLofty]

My father, a high officer, died near the front, just 3 weeks ago. He was always with his guys, always with regular soldiers. Everything still feels like a fever dream. I never thought this would hurt so much...

[@maryn.borysiuk]

My Condolences …

[@cinnabeld8284]

I'm sorry for your loss

[@Chunkie_Boy]

Y'all's videos are always emotional to me... This one in particular. I'm also very happy that hugs are a universal language.

[@tru3sk1ll]

I love olga and maria and I don't even know them, it's so sad - what can be done

[@Chunkie_Boy]

@tru3sk1ll i wish I knew.

[@userSmile4eva]

big thanks to you guys, for visiting Ukraine. God bless you and yours Families. And God bless Ukraine

[@marius2971]

What a beautiful video. Ukrainians are very welcoming and strong.

[@GroundZer0_0]

Taras and Maria coming to Australia after the war... I'm fucking pumped. They are genuine people, great hosts and obviously made a connection here. What your show is all about. "my heart is so full right now" aptly describes the moment, these are wonderful people doing the best in bad times.

[@Mariakilyan]

❤

[@df7242]

Awesome videos. As an introvert who wants to open up your videos are inspirational. I really enjoy these cooking for strangers videos

[@kaas137]

@@df7242 15:88 the father is doing the salute......

[@DiscoverConnection]

Stoked the videos are having an impact 🙏🏼

[@NT.W.]

​@@kaas137 I'm very happy to see videos like this, but please don't show the volunteers' homes in the future as they might get hurt due to Russian aggression Peace be with you all

[@OprahIsntReal]

I normally don't comment on videos much, but after watching this I felt like i should. I left the U.S army in August, but when I wan in, we were on rotation to Germany. There was a moment where we were at the same camp with a bunch of Ukrainian Soldiers. It was very Heartbreaking to see the state of these soldiers. Some Missing Fingers and hands but still in the fight.

[@curious_O_o]

Have you seen the pows released by ruzzia? They even capture civilians and sent them to prison camps where they torture everyone. A missing finger is nothing if you want to fight and get your revenge.

[@АннаЖуравель-й5с]

😢

[@adventureswithcrohns9778]

In 2022 I cycled self-supported across Canada, Victoria to St.John's, 91 days. The amount of kind strangers I met on that ride blew my mind. Letting me stay for free, cooking me dinner and breakfast, riding with me for a bit, giving me money for food, drinking and sharing stories, helping with bike repairs, the list goes on. All of this with NO war going on. I can't even begin to imagine what you guys felt being in Ukraine with the war happening and still finding that same level of openness and willing to take in strangers! Keep up the great work guys!

[@Mars464-m3f]

Thank you for visiting and showing my country at this time. Every day we go through a lot of pain in our lives but videos like this really support us. We are glad that you remember us and that you had a good experience. I will be glad to see you in our country again hopefully in a peaceful times🤍

[@user-oi8fr3mh3q]

You’re my favourite channel now. I’m from russia and watched with my wife both of your videos (with Olga and this beautiful Ukrainian family!). Please keep going guys❤ War is bullshit

[@washiewah748]

War is petty government squabbles. I wish we could just have peace. The people...they realize that. Not fair to Russians nor Ukranians.

[@Catzilla.]

It's nice to see, but... The question is a marker (for me). Do you think that IF (and, I hope, *when*) Putin's Russia falls, then the Russian Federation will have to pay reparations to Ukraine like Germany has been doing for the last 60 years? I am for peace throughout the world and for friendship between peoples, and for everything good.. But.. Fuck! I lost my home, business in my native Donetsk back in 2014! Relatives and friends remained there... Part of my life! Thank God, none of my loved ones died, probably because I can reason +/- adequately. I'm not saying that all Russians are enemies. But, I have seen more than once how, when asked a similar question, "other Russians" became embarrassed and tried to evade. After all, under the layer of "we are against Putin" they are still the same pro-imperial invaders.So tell me, who are you?

[@sirlancevrot3978]

@@Catzilla. "Putin's Russia falls" welp this will not happen in the near future even after Putin's death. After Navalny death, there are literary no people left to run country differently.

[@MasterCat8533]

@@Catzilla.this seems a bit personal

[@momohead35]

Amen 🕊️ ☮️ ❤️

[@findingfaith2683]

As an introvert who loves ppl but is scared and unsure how to connect, you inspire me to step out of my comfort zone. Rejection is inevitable but so are really beautiful and profound shared experiences of being apart of the human race together ❤

[@Me-eb3wv]

I feel you

[@Eowynnofrohan]

I also need to not only learn how to connect but to love people. Too much fear. Because I'm too different from most

[@BotN604]

Like minded, checking in. Let's cautiously take on more connections this year, and learn from these guys. Just because we can handle our stuff alone doesn't mean we have to.

[@TheSmokingHatManSeesYou]

You just gotta step out your comfort zone. Start making small talk when your out and about. It gets easier as time goes. And before you. Know it you will love itm

[@findingfaith2683]

@@BotN604

[@fentanylmcflurry5633]

this family is so strong and brave "why is he crying"

[@alexrankin6946]

I was just thinking the same thing. I also believe it is because other countries are more used to the wars being at their front doors. In America, that is truly rare unless it's its against our own people ☹

[@godwrote01]

Actually i asume that when he started crying, the ukrainian man thought (do not forget they reach nearly 3 years of war) that this guys was maybe a Legionaire (international legion) or lost a friend in that war - because many people from many different countries fight for ukraine. He (the ukrainian) did not expect that someone would cry over people that the guy never met. But i think the - that the ukrainian guy thought for a moment that this guy (who was crying) is a veteran from the Ukrainian Legion with PTSD whatever you never know. Just look how soft he ask - why is he crying SUPER BAFFLED - but when the other guy simply responded, well yes- he just has empathy - the Ukrainian was like ............ ah ok (we are used to that and do not cry). The Ukrainian thought that the guy lost someone or himself - dont forget that the ukrainians are well aware that a lot from Canada and Autralia right now fight for Ukraine - SO IN SHORT Ukrainian guy thought - that crying guy - was a soldier in ukraine

[@Kornelia_the_cornetto]

I agree with all of the above and just wanted to add... the Ukrainian people have be desensitised to war. They live it every single day. It is their new normal. So it's not surprising that he was confused about the crying.

[@alexeyamosov664]

People get used to war. Soldiers that spend years on it are an even wilder example, not seeing ever again yet another comrade after yet another shelling becomes a norm. And it’s not even the worst war in terms of time an average soldier spends on the frontline. I mean, Hitler was a veteran, he fought, he got badly injured, lost comrades, but we both know that this absolutely did not make him think like war is something that has to be avoided at all costs, quite the opposite.

[@アレクサンダーイワノフ]

​@@godwrote01 Украина воюет на Донбассе с 2014, пожалуйста не забывайте это, только с 2022 украинцы начали получать ответные удары от России

[@jullsjoys6922]

I just want to thank you guys from the bottom of my heart for your beautiful hearts reminding that there is a lot of love and compassion in the world and may we always remember and cherish it

[@lyudmilaaksan2232]

15:28 Zakladaem mean loading in something in this case in grilling tray. Thank You for taking an interest in my homeland :).

[@abrasi0n_faiiry]

thank you for sharing! i kept laughing when he said this as it was such a great word but was so confused. glad to know now.

[@DanielaBodoh]

I read this comment just as he was saying it!! Thanks for sharing, I was also confused 😂

[@loveabullinny]

Heartwarming video. Im from Canada with Ukrainian lineage. Watching the food and shots flow brought back memories of family gatherings and weddings. Made me smile and cry. Innocent people on both sides suffer. Peace and love❤

[@grimm8717]

The thing is people on the so called other side are not innocent, they hold collective responsibility for everything their country is doing to Ukraine, they do nothing to stop it and majority of them supports this ongoing genocide of Ukrainians, so no, not both sides suffer, we have our best people sacrificing their lives every day so people can live in Ukraine and call themselves Ukrainians, they have inconvenient conditions and go to kill to earn more money or just because of pure hatred towards Ukrainians. You cannot understand the complexity of it without living through it and understanding our history, you cannot read a few articles and hear about it from “news” and claim to know it.

[@Марина-у7р3ц]

Of both sides of what? Of the side who attack and the side who is under attack? Yeah. Maybe. But ruzzians do attack Ukrainians by choice. Every day they destroy more and more lifes. By choice. When Ukrainians have no choice but to defend themselves.

[@PowrAl]

I'm in tears and I am a 48yo male living in South Africa. What a wonderful family. I really hope this war ends soon and people can go back to their daily lives and just enjoy it.

[@LeNumidium]

I heard some pretty fucked up stuff on the news are happening in South Africa aswell, especially in Boer areas, I wish you to be safe and sound, friend

[@gareth6652]

​@@LeNumidium Boer areas as in farms ?

[@LeNumidium]

@@gareth6652 Im not exactly sure, im not an expert in the matter, but I heard some stuff yeah

[@peyvix1768]

A wonderful family whose head of the family does a nazi salute at the end of the video💀

[@diymaster101]

Are u from 🇿🇦 or you living there???

[@kostyasavchuk919]

I am from Lviv!!! The best city in the world!!! Thank you for visiting and supporting our country !!!

[@Wrongyoga]

he just recored same video from russia couple of weeks ago. And was drinking vine from Crimea in that video from russia. what are you thanking for?

[@hal0justcal865]

​@@Wrongyogahush now bot

[@anelehnis]

@@Wrongyoga Crimea is Ukraine.

[@dans5529]

@@Wrongyoga So?

[@toxa35]

@@anelehnis Sure ?

[@Jsmoove9627]

I love how mindful you guys are and emotionally aware of the situations you’re in. Perfect people for this job!

[@alevtinawondering1121]

showing a human dimension of the situation they immerse into like no news report can, it's captivating to watch and connect to.

[@Jsmoove9627]

@ absolutely couldn’t agree anymore

[@freespiritwithnature4384]

Please don't ever ever stop doing this channel. It's my favorite channel and I consider you my KZbin family. ❤ 🇨🇦 .

[@marred2277]

I'm amazed by the instant hospitality in both Russia and Ukraine, we in the west think we're so with it. We have lots to learn from these people.

[@glebmerkuriev235]

Cuz we used to be one nation, we still call ukrainians "brothers" here in Russia

[@user-yz1zt1nq1p]

Maybe stop forcing people to fight each other for your own economics

[@guruboy5]

You have no understanding of what's going on. Russia went to defend Russian speaking civilians in donbas and donetsk because Ukraine had been shelling them with artillery since 2014, killing many children and civilians just because they speak Russian because they live near the border. Russia was well within its right to come to the defense of these civilians. Western media, CNN is lying to you. This should not be a surprise.

[@mynameisschezuan]

@@glebmerkuriev235 Russia must be the worst brothers in history

[@erikERXON]

western world is the most inhospitable place. anywhere you go, Africa, India, Russia, ukraine, belarus, Kazakhstan etc et - ppl are as hospitable and warm, as you see in the videos, only the western world is cold. west has lost its touch with humanity. this channel is great proof of that: it takes ages to find a family to cook for in the west, not in the west - everyone agrees instantly.

[@zackbrackeen2266]

This is the first video I've watched from you guys... I'm at a loss of words and an abundance of emotions. This is truly an amazing thing you guys are doing to show the world other ways of life. Thank you for what you are doing from the bottom of my heart 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@l-bird]

There are some "Chefs" outside 🤣 Right after the war in Ukraine started there was a lady I worked with for about a year who was a refugee from Ukraine. She didn't speak any English, but while she was there her brother was killed in the war. It was very sad and she sobbed on my shoulder. She ended up moving to another state where there was a community of refugees. Last I heard she was doing well there. God bless and protect those precious and amazing people!

[@YarikLemberg]

I’m from Vynnyky. Thank you for coming here ❤

[@andrewgusak123ua]

Хуїнники

[@Wrongyoga]

he just recored same video from russia couple of weeks ago. And was drinking vine from Crimea in that video from russia. what are you thanking for?

[@elis8669]

@@WrongyogaSo what’s wrong with supporting Ukrainians in the Crimea?

[@boogiegreen6786]

​@@Wrongyogabtw who r we to blame for the deaths of Eastern Ukrainians?

[@KhoroshavinKosmos]

@@elis8669 Which Ukrainians?

[@mattkevlarlarock5469]

That family was so welcoming. I had a smile on my face the whole video.

[@ChuckiWoo]

You have no idea how much your videos mean to me thank you so much for spreading so much love and if there is anyway I can support you guys I would love to help in any way. Y’all have done so much for others I feel that I need to do something for yall. Again thank you for all the love and support you show these people we are all family!

[@mfern4516]

Goodness, I could not help but cry for those in Ukraine. People that are going through so much, yet they welcomed three strangers with open arms. Your videos open eyes and hearts, thank you for making this content and keep making it. 🥰😍

[@suavesthoughts]

One of the most powerful videos you've ever posted. Very heartwarming and humbling at the same time

[@BeeCheap-uc3tc]

This is probably one of the best videos I've watched on YT in a long time. My only criticism is, I would've excluded how they are helping with the war, since their location was partially exposed. I think it puts their families at risk with their enemy.

[@yuriyromanovich9159]

had the same though, I'm from Ukraine, and noticed that licence plates was visible, they should be blured

[@oksana_cherry_jam]

As a Ukrainian, I’m grateful that you’re raising awareness about what’s happening in our country. However, it saddens me that even after everything you went through here, you were still left feeling 'conflicted.' It’s easy to stay out of politics when it doesn’t directly affect your family and friends. I sincerely hope you’ll never have to feel what that’s like.

[@kaliru1]

The confliction is for the people of Russia he met. It's a war between governments, and the people are caught in the crossfire

[@mikies3123]

How can a story be so uplifting and heart breaking at the same time...great job!

[@turkeysandwich001]

THIS IS THE BEST ON KZbin!! EVER!! I am in tears and I fell in love with the family and the friends!!

[@tazdevil5032]

Laughing, cutting onions, Laughing, terrified, cutting onions. You guys are good people. Thank you

[@ronfrancis1109]

Wow what an episode. This is such a great idea and the 3 of you make the world a better place. The world needs this kind of compassion

[@Bookofwords]

15:31 закладаємо (zakladaiemo) translates to "we are placing" or "we are putting" in Ukrainian. It’s the present tense, first-person plural form of закладати (zakladaty), meaning "to place" or "to lay down." I think he was pretty much saying that hes placing the steak on the grill thing. I was thinking... whenever this war ends, you should see about contacting Olga in Russia and this family again, see if theres a way to get them all under one roof and cook for them both, bring them together and such

[@Viktor3265]

Before that they need to know Olga’s political background and beliefs. After Putin falls, people gonna quickly disguise. Olga is absolutely another fruit here. This is a family and Olga is single

[@Secondwindoregon]

Great idea!

[@ethanbix]

LOVE this idea! fingers crossed it will happen eventually

[@glennpalmer03]

Could be interesting. However you might just be surprised how different Ukrainians and Russians are. They have two quite distinct cultures. It would be interesting to see where they line up as well.

[@AtmosLiveStreamStudio]

Fantastic idea!!!!!!

[@packphour.]

god, i can't tell you how good this channel makes me feel. i'm happy you all have found a way to keep doing these videos, they warm my soul 🫂🤍

[@Starki-u2k]

I love you guys and your resilience. To have the bravery to go to a country mid war for friendship is truly amazing, you open up people’s perspective and hearts to the truth about what is going on

[@graceperry2623]

I have to disagree, these men were not brave to go into Ukraine, listening to them I could hear they had no idea how serious the situation was. They were miles away from where the real fighting is, they had been travelling around and hadn't seen much of what was happening. What they did do was to give these people a bit of respite from thinking about the war.

[@curious_O_o]

​@graceperry2623 Not to mention he went to ruzzia fist and had a "heartwarming encounter" there, did you see it?

[@curious_O_o]

An episode of this on the frontline would have been more appropriate. But it's typical American behavior, when you think you did something amazing by "praying for us".

[@Dantelandan]

I stumbled upon your channel a couple of years ago through your video about spending Christmas dinner with strangers and also your first time cooking for strangers. I've been hooked since then. It feels like it wasn't too long ago as well that you were also struggling yourself. Imagine if you stopped making videos. These are amazing people and it really is just so touching and heartwarming to watch. I may not be privileged to travel the world but your videos provide me with much fulfillment and I really appreciate it.

[@ausraczaja618]

That's heartwarming. God bless Ukraine,because He is for the truth. 🇺🇦❤🇱🇹

[@Milka_vei777]

И в чем правда, брат?

[@MikolaKo]

Thank you for showing Ukrainian classic family. We are always happy to see foreigners in our country ❤

[@varya3099]

you can clearly see the difference between the affects of the war on both countries. you could only say “it’s government, not the people” after the video from russia. russian day to day life is not changed, they are not in danger of missiles , and soldiers. and here you can clearly see how the war affects normal people. everyone in ukraine is affected somehow by war, everyone is involved. and that’s what is horrible, people in ukraine suppose to suffer, while russians are living their normal life

[@ИванМуравский-с2о]

"they are not in danger of missiles" - are you serious? tell that to dead children from Belgorod who died because of Ukranian missles, for example, And no, it's not an excuse for Russian invasion, but please be a realist - war is grief for both sides. One side usually suffers more but id doesn't mean that the other side's suffering is less important.

[@Wrongyoga]

@@ИванМуравский-с2о ваня а ты себе не задавал вопрос, что было бы если бы ваш конченный презик не сошел сума и не напал на соседа ? как бы себя чувствовали белгородчане ?? ваня вы узкие все еще не можете 2+2 сложить... и не понимаете что такое причинно -следственные связи

[@mr_master1155]

​@@ИванМуравский-с2о1 side protect themselves, 2 side attacks. Thats a different.

[@mainquestion]

@@ИванМуравский-с2о The drone flights to Belgorod began AFTER Russia's full-scale aggression against Ukraine. You need to learn to understand cause and effect relationships.

[@KhoroshavinKosmos]

@@ИванМуравский-с2о Бомбили Бомбасс 10 лет ....

[@serhiisiryi6778]

a few quotes from this iconic episode: - "many soldiers from the flag are already dead" - "God sent you for my birthday" - "American food is burger" - "How mane people should we cook for? [ a father of one child answers:] 12" - "I wanna take one home [speaking of homemade salsa]. The man silently stands up and brings a jar" - "we live one day, we sing, we dance, we drink, we love, we cry" And last but not the least: - "when you drink, you must eat or you will be drunk"

[@ferhaterklc3728]

At the end of the video, when I heard that there was just one more day until Maria’s birthday, I couldn’t hold back my tears. You are such a thoughtful person with a wonderful heart. I hope we get to see a video from that meeting as well. Love you, Brad! 🤍

[@melmar99]

The tears in my eyes tells me a lot. This is so sad to hear how these people half way across the world is facing. I am happy to see that there are still smiles amid the sorrow. ❤❤

[@autumnb1664]

Each episode, I say this is the best one, but really this is the best. Thank you for bringing this to us. Love your concept.

[@curious_O_o]

So a week ago you thought the russian was the best one?

[@prestonschiefelbein2264]

I do not know how I just subscribed to this channel. You guys are truly inspirational. To one love for the world. Thank you, guys, for risking your lives to show the true colors of the world!

[@nick78abcd]

War is such a waste of resources and human life. I couldn't imagine just being as calm as this guy talking about rockets flying right above your house. A very sad situation on all sides when people in government crave more and more power, land and resources.

[@Shiftheads]

Yeah imagine the budgets to spend on other things if we didn't have to build weapons and military

[@nick78abcd]

@@Shiftheads I always think about what cures we could create to increase life expectancy and the advances in agriculture to feed a larger worldwide population we could create as the human race if we spent more time on life rather than destruction. It seems like that is a minority view though, and that war and hate is more accepted.

[@Shiftheads]

@nick78abcd it's not the minority view. It's that we have few people making decisions for the many. As long as incentive is profit, we will never have cures, just treatments.

[@montegah]

Jooz like the money they make from it though

[@notpillow6759]

​@@nick78abcdWar will persist as long as there are those who profit from it.

[@madhatter1787]

Coming from a family of military men hearing the story about her brother needing her help with the fallen soldiers was beyond emotional. Even though it's wishful thinking imagine a world where none of this is happening... Where bureaucracy and politics play absolutely no role in how people come together. To everyone out there have a beautiful and blessed safe New Year

[@GingerBreadMan144]

I'm not religious but the best word that comes to mind in response to your comment is "amen".

[@MrWiseGuy322]

"Where bureaucracy and politics play absolutely no role in how people come together" it is a problem yes, but its abuse of those things that create the problems today. When you uphold unjust systems, this is just a consequence.

[@user-yz1zt1nq1p]

​@@MrWiseGuy322well said. And the west dominates the world, which they do through making everyone fight each other...

[@eternity68]

And its always men starting the wars , i wonder what the world would look like if women ruled

[@roman._t]

It's the norm for us when we, together with people, raise money for things for the military. It can be cars, Mavics, night vision devices... All Ukrainians do it.

[@bradyschertenleib]

I am so grateful for your channel, always look forward to your videos.

[@frankcascioli9289]

I envy you all for this experience, and I thank you for sharing this with us all. God bless Ukraine. Peace

[@PenneySounds]

I will never cease to be astonished at how the people of Ukraine can endure such cruelty, and come out of it still able to smile and laugh. They don't let the cruelty break them, and they don't answer the cruelty with more cruelty. They face their challenges with humour, and they treat even their enemies with compassion. Russian soldiers are literally safer being captured by Ukrainians than they are remaining with their own side.

[@kseniamak3361]

💯

[@lizart2726]

They are not.

[@matthall113]

What a beautiful family ❤ These guys are spreading so much happiness and love! These will be beautiful memories never forgotten and they will be paid forward by so many people.

[@debbieelliott532]

Wow you guys....wow....your first video that has made me cry. You guys are incredible and your genuine compassion for our fellow humans is palpable ! Thank you and please keep going! Love from Canada!

[@tatyanakaftan3858]

I grew up here before moving to UsA. This is a treat to see. Thank you Still have most of family in Ukraine.

[@Mariakilyan]

❤

[@NeitralPower]

Thank you from Ukraine for coming, for your support and for showing what is really in our country, thank you very much

[@Perekipchenko]

Кілька тижнів тому вони також гостювали у росії, роблячи компліменти як прекрасні росіяни, одягнувши шапки з радянською кокардою.

[@toxa35]

@@Perekipchenko Oh no!……anyway