How Mykolaiv residents survive without drinking water supply

[@9whilenine]

Thank you for the update on Mykolaiv’s water situation.

[@OSheaDean]

Ad hoc solutions like this are truly amazing in such difficult conditions. Well done to the local government, & citizens.

[@RayBrown]

Thank you for your reporting!

[@kyivindependent]

Thank you for watching, and for the encouragement.

[@gladdie10]

Innovative solutions to intractable problems by resourceful people. Impressive!!

[@grasenwolken]

👍

[@dammitdan106]

In US we call this "can do" spirit. And "where there is the will, there is a way." So Ukrainians share that with many of us here.

[@Art-ui3ek]

this is "good" ukrainians. when the "bad" ones had no water, no one cared.(

[@salyluz6535]

@@Art-ui3ek: You are speaking false words, of misinformation. Firstly, There is no such thing as “bad Ukrainians.” If a person is Ukrainian, then they support and love Ukraine! Which is of course good! No country on earth is perfect, but when we see a country making such advances as Ukraine has been the last few decades, especially considering all the many obstacles and corruption ruSSians have putting in their way, we can see that Ukraine is very obviously going in a good direction! 💙🙏🏽💛🌻💪🏽 Secondly, Millions of people actually DO care about those who suffer without healthy water sources, regardless of local political attitudes. There is a long history of thousands of nonprofit organizations providing wells in poor nations and communities all around the world, regardless of local governmental methods. Millions of people around the world have repeatedly contributed to this, so I know that we care enough to put our money where our concern is! I know this because I have been part of several of these groups myself over 3 decades, as have my extended family, friends and coworkers! I request that you stop speaking lies, and learn to know the REAL TRUTH! The Truth will set you Free!!

[@Art-ui3ek]

"pro-russian separatists" couple last years: - Oh, really?