Canadian-Ukrainian lawyer, business advisor on Ukraine's defense industry boom, reconstruction

[@ScrapMetal-j9x]

Thanks Daniel for helping Ukraine , from a fellow Canadian 🇨🇦🇺🇦

[@annconrad7171]

Thank you Daniel!!! For the interview ❤for helping Ukraine 🇺🇦 !!!!🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦

[@Karlkn]

Well done, both of you!

[@GregMoylan-pn6sr]

Very good interview.

[@coriolan1963]

Thank you. Very insightful!

[@alarapho136]

Daniel Bilak is an exceptional interviewee. Great speaker. Insightful. Knowledgeable. Thank you Natalia Yermak and Kyiv Independent for this interview. Brillliant.

[@TarasZpilot]

Natalia, great interview with Daniel. So many challenges to deal with but thank God there are people like him investing their time and knowledge to help Ukraine in this struggle. Slava Ukraini.

[@jimmorris5328]

Brilliant insights into the investment opportunities and the political challenges ahead. I'm proud to see a fellow Canadian who had the courage to make a profound change for the better Slava Ukraine

[@DominikGentener]

Very interesting interview. Thank you for sharing it with us.

[@cttang417]

Excellent insights!

[@ligiten]

What a great and positive way of thinking, well spoken.

[@CaperLady]

Great interview, thank you!❤

[@Jeremy-sc2qv]

A great overview thank you for sharing

[@Rottingboards]

As an American USAF Veteran, I stand with Ukraine! IMO: Helping Ukraine makes the US stronger by increasing the drone technology with you. Giving US weapons manufacture middle class jobs. All while decreasing Putin's standing in world stage! GO GO GO!

[@StevenKeery]

As a Brit, I fully support Ukraine's right to defend itself from Putin's aggression. I fully support Britain's and Ukraine's other Allies help and assistance to Ukraine in order to defeat Putin, both militarily and by means of sanctions. Just as we stopped Hitler, we need to stop Putin. He cannot be allowed to win this war. God bless Ukraine and the Ukrainian people and keep them safe from harm.

[@anjafark]

​Agree. Greetings from 🇩🇪🙋‍♀️

[@yo2trader539]

​@@StevenKeeryOh please. Putin is nothing like Hitler or Stalin. And it's a regime not a person. Russia forces barely controls Donbass and Crimea. Russia wants a neutral buffer zone between NATO and Russia to minimize the risk of WWIII. This is not a territorial war, it's about preventing Ukraine from joining NATO. From fighting side by side from the time of Imperial Russia, Ukrainians should know how Russians see the world.

[@illiapazynych4404]

Very interesting person to interview, thanks )

[@moffig1]

This is extremely interesting. I already donate to defense projects on United 24 but Id love to invest directly in Ukraine and its military industrial complex

[@olorin4317]

The first country building the military of the future on an industrial scale today.

[@FuriousImp]

Let's hope there won't be any war in the future...

[@bryonyallan2202]

Slava Ukraini.😍

[@Roberto-o4o8v]

Excellent presentation!

[@stevenovetsky3274]

💙💛

[@bhakti.exchange]

he spoke so well ! Nice!!

[@garyfilmer382]

Thank you, Natalia, for this really interesting interview. As a supporter, and a donator to the armed forces of Ukraine, I have one major concern, and that is how military aid to Ukraine is discussed, openly, in the West. So, with the current out-in-the open, public debate, about lifting restrictions for Ukraine to be able to use long-range weapons to strike targets on the territory of the aggressor country, it seems utter madness to publicly debate this issue first, the weapons should be supplied and used first! This is how the initiative can be gained by Ukraine! That’s how to gain a decisive advantage over the aggressor nation, and how to win the war! Of course, this is an age of ‘social media’ and the ‘information war’, but the West plays right into Russia’s hands, every time it announces and debates publicly, how it intends to help Ukraine, and not only that, but amongst the Western politicians, these issues become a matter of public contentious argument too. This should not be happening, amongst the NATO nations helping Ukraine. As during WWII, some degree of secrecy is needed, to gain the element of surprise, and win a decisive advantage over the aggressor nation. Slava Ukraini!🇺🇦🔱

[@JanStageman]

It is music to the ear to hear the enthusiasm, the excitement, and the energy being spoken here by a determined and eager Ukrainian from Canada. Despite the horrendous devastation being inflicted upon a damaged but not forgotten Ukraine, the enormous potential and the obvious Will to create a Special New Beginning is highly palpable. The possibilities are endless ! It will be beautiful ! Slava Ukraine ! 💙💛

[@Hochspitz]

🇦🇺💙💛✌ 🇺🇦 Slava Ukraini!

[@Brasto1]

Daniel this presentation of how Ukraine could be the expert center in developing and producing MIL equipment is the best approach for the free world. I hope they will listen to your talks and it certainly will help you are a Canadian.

[@juan5914]

brillant!!!!!!!

[@camillamattsson7235]

Slava Ukraini ❤️💙💛💙💛💙💛🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦

[@IrenESorius]

🇸🇪💞🇺🇦

[@med7743]

Amazing view, looking forward to it

[@seanlander9321]

How can the Europeans be stopped from financing Russia with trade until it becomes civilised? The Europeans are ramping up trade with Russia by importing vast quantities of LNG and grains instead of using other world suppliers, which is a level of strategic incompetence that’s very difficult to understand.

[@ekesandras1481]

nobody imports LNG from Russia. Russia is exporting pipeline natural gas - that's why it is cheaper, not liquified natural gas which is cooled down to -200 degrees and is transported by ships, where 30% are lost on transport due to the high energy consuming cooling process. (btw, this also means 30% more CO2 emissions with LNG).

[@seanlander9321]

@@ekesandras1481 20% of Europe’s LNG comes from Russia, up from 11% in 2022.

[@ekesandras1481]

@@seanlander9321 drop the L, than you sentence is correct.

[@seanlander9321]

@@ekesandras1481 20% of Europe’s LNG is imported from Russia.

[@FuriousImp]

That would explain why we have been "slow to respond". In my eyes, it is very likely that we've done so on purpose in order to "boil the frog". At every step that Putler took it was unclear for him whether Ukraine could hold on, therefore creating a sunk-cost fallacy situation where Putler had to continue, all the while being worn down slowly but surely.

[@jonathand3842]

The sunk-cost fallacy is only on the Ukrainian side, the Kursk invasion, the Vuhledar strong hold, the Krinky catastrophe show that Ukraine never learns to move on from its defeats and would rather sacrifice thousands of soldiers for a small political Ws. It is clear now the only way to defeat Putin is to switch from political Ws to actually planning a total W on the ground.

[@avisitorhere]

Demographically Russia is upside down and won't be able to fight another war. The problem down the road is what will they do when someone wants a chunk of their territory? They won't have the men and material to throw at it. Then what?

[@OSheaDean]

China will find out lol.

[@nigelgarrett7970]

Or what happens if a part of Russia wants to split off? Chechnya? Dagestan? What happens to the CSTO?

[@870annie]

​@@nigelgarrett7970putin Will probably be dead at that time.. the media always say he is sick with 12desease and always diying..😂

[@davidwaskul2821]

Russia lost a great partner and friend with Ukraine let alone the Europeans. Slava Ukraini and Glory to the Free World!!!!

[@airfight10]

A true friend tells you bitterly, you have to clean up the corruption. In Ukraine, this is the most important factor for the supporting countries, otherwise there will be no investments.

[@nigelgarrett7970]

Perhaps you should read the reports of Transparency International on this. They note that Ukraine's corruption rating has been slowly improving for the last 10 years. There is still work to be done, but it has been started.

[@airfight10]

@@nigelgarrett7970 ı knew this positive actions but its not possibel from today until tomorrow to clean up sure The positive outcome of good developments will last for a long time !It can be minimized, but corruption exists in every country, even if it is minimal.

[@georgek1234]

Corruption in Ukraine is being tackled on a state level... what's that old saying: it's difficult to take food away from an eating pig. And corruption is everywhere, worst of all in Russia... yet nobody's calling Russia out... why is that?!?

[@johnmoser1162]

Wet dream ? Copium ?

[@lukeamato423]

Window licker?

[@Mr-on2ww]

Keep dreaming

[@VTSteve]

You are very Cute Natalia! Also Love your blouse with the nice colors and patterns. If you are not married or partnered, I'd love for you to come visit me in Vermont USA and possibly become a couple.

[@Chaldon-hl6yk]

How many rounds of ammunition have been produced in Ukraine in 10 years of war?

[@Rottingboards]

They don't need too...the USA is using Middle Class jobs to make us both stronger. Ukraine is busy making drones.

[@IvaTaiwan-u8z]

Canada is a joke😂😂😂

[@ratedRblazin420]

With that exportation money, they can pay back the 90 billion we sent them

[@jonathanstein5049]

Most of this money was generated for production in the US...jobs and helping local economies.

[@airfight10]

Are you poor? Are you starving? What is the rush? Making such stupid, narrow-minded comments while Ukraine is fighting for the security of the West and its own freedom in the middle of the war. You should be ashamed.

[@avisitorhere]

Think of military equipment as Apole iphones. We're giving Ukraine iphones produced 40 years ago and replacing that inventory with new iphone 16's produced and designed by US workers today. Those old iphones which are old technology, would not be used in a war America would fight in today. They cost a lot of money to warehouse and maintain and are very expensive to dispose of. I don't know why the dopes at MAGA can't comprehend that.

[@AAB463]

@@airfight10the US educational system has failed. People like the OP are ignorant of history, selfish beyond belief, & unable to think through a problem to its logical conclusion. He probably should have been held back in 1st grade but was pushed on to 2nd😢

[@870annie]

​@@airfight10security of the west?!?! Come on 😂😂 putin dont want the west!!

[@rodneyagesa1851]

Why is it so hard for some people to come to terms with the fact that Ukraine has lost this war? Today they are even being pushed out of Kursk.

[@rodneyagesa1851]

​@@markmarco6277You must be one of those sorry creatures living in wonderland.Just look at just how old the Ukrainian army is and how people are just grabbed from the streets and sent to the front lines without even basic training.

[@nigelgarrett7970]

Except that's not true is it. So why are you spreading misinformation?

[@VTSteve]

Russian Troll disinformation

[@rodneyagesa1851]

​@@nigelgarrett7970the Kursk rout is going on.

[@nigelgarrett7970]

@@rodneyagesa1851 Yes. The Russians are being routed in Kursk oblast.

[@GS-oo2vh]

these clowns lol

[@Rottingboards]

Yes, Russian clowns...

[@VTSteve]

Russian Troll

[@lukeamato423]

Speak for yourself

[@access_denied1082]

Propaganda

[@VTSteve]

Russian Troll

[@lukeamato423]

Do you even know how to tie your shoes?