How Poland treat Ukrainian refugees

[@raythornton8578]

God bless the Polish citizens. They have hearts of gold. This should never be forgotten.

[@sueprator9314]

There are plenty of us that actually were educated in the US about how brutal the Poles had it during WW2 ( to say nothing of their Soviet bloc year as well). They know atrocities up close and personal. You know their families don't forget the horrors they have gone through as a people.

[@camouflageartist8897]

It will be forgotten pretty soon.

[@raythornton8578]

@@camouflageartist8897 Unfortunately you’re probably right.

[@fernand3218]

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[@pchor125]

@@rockyfjord3753 Poland's human casualties in ww2 was the highest in the world comparing to number of citizens. The number of casualties was about 6.2 mln. That was for every 1000 people 220 of them died during the war from both German and Soviet aggressors and occupation. But the biggest problem was that not only the highest casualties compared to number of citizens, but in that number was as well the highest percentage of high educated people: doctors, lawyers, professors, the high rank (lieutenant and above) militaries and police officers. Only the Soviet Union murdered in series of executions 21.768 polish high rank POW after 1939. Whole families who was able to survive under Soviet occupation of Poland during ww2 and after was send deep in Russia's Syberia and Kazakhstan, many of them never came back.

[@813kengarcia]

What generosity by the Polish People, thank you.

[@tashaax1993xanimalloverx]

@@linartyousif4112 they are not next door neighbours are they.....

[@iatethecrayons]

@@linartyousif4112 this is a pathetic response.

[@linartyousif4112]

@@iatethecrayons don’t just write pathetic because you know how to spell it, explain why?

[@bea8140]

@@linartyousif4112 Different, Ukraine is their neighbor.Syrians should have stayed in their neighbouring countries ...why go where they are not wanted.

[@bea8140]

@John Brower Black student without Ukrainian passport.. Women and children and Ukrainian citizens first....right??

[@ame7165]

the difference between a great neighbor and a terrible neighbor. well done Poland

[@andrzejbo6505]

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[@ingoma79]

@@mysterywalker1621 Monaco Flag? Its not Polish Flag

[@mysterywalker1621]

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[@didiski7646]

@@ingoma79 you're dense!

[@marcingargol390]

@Mruuuczek So so untrue and fouls information. Please verify your sources and stop playing this game. This is exactly how Russian propaganda works.

[@Catty19748]

I love the Polish people. I met so many of them here in the UK and they've always been wonderful to deal with. So it doesn't surprise me that they treat the Ukrainians very well here. Historically they have also gone through a lot. Thanks for this Olga your content is so insightful. I am so glad you and children are safe and well.

[@twisters999]

Thanks! Watch out. Russian trolls are in every comment section I see ;D Thanks for your words :)

[@tomkruz1350]

As a Polish living in the UK I would like to thank you for your comment and wish you wonderful day🙂♥️ 🇬🇧🇵🇱

[@jeffmcdonald4225]

I'm so proud of the Polish people and their great humanity. They suffered like this, and they know. Many of our countries in the west are somewhat spoiled and collectively short in our memories. All of the world should step up like the incredibly kind people of Poland. Bless, child.

[@fanstream]

the people of poland have treated the ukrainians so well - you cannot forget people who offer you a hand when you're in distress

[@magdalenaprzeczewska1650]

Im Polish...Our countrie needs help...We are going broke because of this....We cannot cope to help milions of people....

[@Crashed131963]

Poland is on the very front line and know it can happen to them NEXT and AGAIN. If Poland was located in North America they would be more less interested its just natural.

[@magdalenaprzeczewska1650]

@@Crashed131963 Well....Poland is part of NATO and UE...Why is none of these organisations helping Poland with hendling this crisis ?? Germany, Holland and other countries suddenly dont want to take any refugees, but a while ago, when illegal refugges were storming european borders they were welcoming everyone....Can you see how insane this is ?

[@Crashed131963]

@@magdalenaprzeczewska1650 Germany closed its coal and nuclear plants and is a Putin's energy slave now. Germany's last batch of refugees made No Go Zone mini counties in Germany and have no room for European genuine war refugees now.

[@tobysirus4996]

Poland will never go back to Russian dominance. They know whats at stake in the war. Thank you Poland for your generosity.

[@nailedt0thecr0ss]

God bless Poland and the Ukrainian people. Me and my church family are praying for you all.

[@vgshwk]

@@Scrat335 how does Russia know anything when their people in charge won’t tell them the truth?

[@Matys1975]

Polish person here 👋🏻. Couldn’t say it better myself. Polish people know what it’s like to fight for their liberty. They have had to do it many times during Poland’s history, many times against Russia. Of course we will help Ukraine in any way possible against our common historical enemy.

[@Scrat335]

@@vgshwk What is the truth?

[@vgshwk]

@@Scrat335 the truth is Russia attacked Ukraine with no provocation

[@josephnguyen9666]

Thank you Poland and the Polish people. God bless the Ukrainian people. With love from USA.

[@twisters999]

Thanks bro

[@liesbethgreen6586]

@Mruuuczek Russian troll or brainwashed by propaganda?

[@liesbethgreen6586]

@Mruuuczek No you're right I should learn more about it. But I've seen many people blame Ukraine for a lot of elements and it triggered me. The normal Ukranian people don't deserve war. Either side can create disinformation, but you have to keep in mind Russia/KGB has a strong history with spinning facts. They even have disinformation farms to create content for social. Geopolitics is never simple and in the end of the day, we as a public don't know everything. Even when we study/deep dive into certain topics, we can still be lied to.

[@liesbethgreen6586]

@Mruuuczek Why would you assume I'm from the west 🙈. I don't understand, I'm even partially agreeing with you ... . I just looked up Volhynia and it happened in 1943. If we all hold on to the past, no progress will be made btw and suffering will never end.

[@marikafasola8771]

we are sick of ukrainians, dont listen polish propaganda

[@LoveandLightJason]

Thank you Poland. I am half Polish and most of my family are 100% Polish!!! Way to step it up and do what is right!!! Keep showing the LOVE!!!!

[@sun.flower.]

Well... you familly remember this from history of Poland...kzbin.info/www/bejne/moO1lKZ-d61njLc

[@leecook8818]

The Polish people deserve great credit for what they are doing. Bravo!

[@Love-qv9nl]

I love ❤️ Polish people, beautiful people helping the unfortunate, God bless them all!

[@seanpatrick1243]

The Polish people are warm, generous, kind and caring. Unfortunately their PiS government was not greeting refugees with open arms when they were not ethnically identical Christians.

[@sophiezieba9705]

@@seanpatrick1243 Stop spreading a 💩.

[@haroldharold3908]

polish migrants came to my country to live and the best people you can find

[@first_of_hername160]

@@seanpatrick1243 All refugees from Ukraine were accepted, regardless of their religion and ethnicity. But those who are not Ukrainian have to return to their respective countries. They have homes, their countries are not at war. Unless you mean the tourists from Egypt and Iran who tried to illegally cross the border to get to Germany. They returned home after Germany closed their border.

[@MrWoojohn]

@@seanpatrick1243 bot reported

[@BLACKNIGHTKNIGHT]

Thank you Poland and Neighboring countries for opening your arms and warm welcoming hearts for the people of Ukraine 🇺🇦 This is how it should be all over the world❣️

[@maryniakropka]

I'm Polish. We are about to take Ukrainian mother with a little girl to our home. It's a bit sceary coz we've never even seen them before, but thinking about what they are going through... We heve to resignate of some our comfort to do it, but they have to left behind so much more... I'll do anything to make them feel safe, and live normal life as it is possible.

[@carstenhansen5757]

It could be, if all people were like the Ukrainians. But a lot of "refugees" are not...

[@JanKowalski-ev7or]

@@maryniakropka ❤️☀️🌹💯

[@seanpatrick1243]

The Polish people are warm, generous, kind and caring. Unfortunately their PiS government was not greeting refugees with open arms when they were not ethnically identical Christians.

[@maqic1979]

@@maryniakropka jestem z was dumny kochani rodacy

[@Melody615199999]

The People of Poland deserve the Nobel Peace Prize for what they are doing. Thank You Poland.

[@seanpatrick1243]

The Polish people are warm, generous, kind and caring. Unfortunately their PiS government was not greeting refugees with open arms when they were not ethnically identical Christians.

[@marcinzawiski7332]

@@seanpatrick1243 but its not true. Everyone who wanted to cross Polish-Ukrainian border could do it. Everyone got food, water and received help. Information about racism at border were fakenews.

[@seanpatrick1243]

@@marcinzawiski7332 How well did the PiS government do with the required quotas of Syrian refugees? Not to mention that vetting of refugees has been documented on the Ukrainian side of the border, though that is nothing to do with Poland. My comments do not reflect the Polish people in general, but definitely the PiS government.

[@marcinzawiski7332]

@@seanpatrick1243 I am not a fan of the Polish government, but they are behaving very correctly in terms of the current crisis. Poland has now accepted over 100,000 people of a nationality other than Ukrainians. Information about racism on the Polish border is fakenews.

[@seanpatrick1243]

@@marcinzawiski7332 And I certainly agree and I'm grateful that they are doing so much this time. But I'm certainly not going to forget what the PiS government is all about. And others should not as well.

[@LuigiCG]

My baba is the daughter of polish father and ukrainian mother. They came to Brazil somewhere around 1900. Baba raised me and taught me to treat everyone like it were my brother, those values really show on both ukrainian and polish nations, and thanks to your efforts, Olga, the world can see this today. Слава Україні та Польщі!

[@d3toXtt]

Bardzo mądra Babcia ; ) Pozdrawiam z Polski ;)

[@maqic1979]

All the best from Poland cracow!!!

[@twisters999]

Вічна слава! Your grandma show you our values perfectly

[@mikka1508]

Thank you Brother. Greetings from Warsaw!

[@larsrons7937]

I learned exactly the same values living in Brazil for a year as an exchange student. When we get to know and befriend people from other parts we can't wage war against them. And we get to learn that people are basically just as nice human beings in all parts of the world.

[@paulhampel8084]

Truly, God bless the Pols. The Polish soul is shining bright when we need you most. It will NEVER be forgotten in my family. They have done for us what we could not do for ourselves in this moment. It is a special effort and real gift of love.

[@arcticviking7102]

I’m so impressed by the support of the polish people. I pray this brings the best out of each person. Those being helped and those helping.

[@melissareid640]

To hear this the beauty in humanity in the darkest of times for your country, may this show the world how we should all respond in trying times. God Bless the Polish people and Ukraine. 💝🙏💝Love for you and your family and friends 💝🙏💝 Stay safe. 💝

[@seanpatrick1243]

The Polish people are warm, generous, kind and caring. Unfortunately their PiS government was not greeting refugees with open arms when they were not ethnically identical Christians.

[@Malcriada115]

I am Polish and fully aware of how flawed we can be, but this time around we seem to have gotten our shit together and it feels good. Almost all of the help is provided and coordinated by ordinary citizens and local self-govt. I don't think I know one person, who has not chipped in in one way or another. Yep, it is impressive to take in 1.2 million refugees (so far) without setting up a single refugee camp. But it is the "small" efforts that make me tear up occasionally - for example numerous publishing houses here uploaded children's books in the Ukrainian language, so the parenst of our little guests can download them for free and provide some comfort to the kids. After all, nobody travelled with books. A friend of mine is hosting a family with kids; the youngest one arrived with a small family member - a hamster. When another friend learned about this, she ran to a pet store to buy a proper cage and all things hamster. She explained the situation to the shop assistant and when she got to the check-out counter, a stranger who had overheard the conversation, tapped her on the shoulder and offered to pay for all the items. These tiny gestures tell me, that most people simply need small acts of selfless kindness. We Poles are always at one another's throats, always arguing about more or less everything. Being offered the chance to help out our neighbors in need helps us heal, cleanse our souls, remember what really counts. We have the refugees to thank for that, for making us better people. Слава Україні!

[@cefinau]

“Little guests” 😭 💕

[@andybalint9020]

Beautiful. I grew up in Glasgow. I remember being a teenager when the EU travel rights opened up and the Poles arrived. Integration into young Scottish society came naturally to a bunch of folks who had a raw sense of humour and spent their weekends having endless heartfelt conversations in their front room while wearing tracksuits, drinking vodka, and listening to techno. 20 years later now there's a bunch of Glaswegian kids with at least one Polish name doing the same again. Dressed better than we were, no doubt. I have spent the last 10 years telling people that Poland will prove the media narrative woefully wrong should things go wrong in Ukraine. The media here has trivialized the support Poland has given Ukrainians since 2014 in the name of forcing multiculturalism upon them - which they politely declined, as is their right. They have also been pulling more than their weight in NATO and in the provision of geopolitical thinkers that call it as they see it and prepare accordingly. "Without a single refugee camp" - Dziękuję Ci! ps: If you want to come over here and fly our warplanes or steal our jobs again you are most welcome :)

[@Malcriada115]

@@andybalint9020 I guess we have our moments. I'm glad we just remembered that. It's a welcome counterbalance to our less appealing traits. ;) Best wishes. :)

[@misterborak751]

Super wpis. Pozdro z Dublina.

[@Malcriada115]

@@misterborak751 Pozdrowienia z Warszawy.

[@staggerlee41]

It's sad that it can sometimes take the worst of humanity to bring out the best of humanity. Although many horrible things are happening in Ukraine, there are so many truly wonderful stories of humans helping humans. Support from nearly every country in the world is a remarkable thing to witness. May God bless your family, Ukrainians and all of the wonderful people providing support.

[@paulflint6254]

❤️

[@fanstream]

i agree

[@objetivista686]

And humans helping animals. Remember that on this planet we are just one species among many others. Maybe God is too busy comforting thugs...

[@lensmierdzacy5629]

@@objetivista686 who you called animal ?

[@livingdead233]

Thank you Poland for saving European lives. I hope you keep people with blonde hair and blue eyes extra safe 🤗.

[@nancystarkey2916]

I’m so impressed what the Polish people has done…. They open their hearts and help the Ukrainians out, God bless the Polish people!

[@seanpatrick1243]

The Polish people are warm, generous, kind and caring. Unfortunately their PiS government was not greeting refugees with open arms when they were not ethnically identical Christians.

[@mariarusek1851]

@@seanpatrick1243 I've heard that migrants who weren't greetened in Poland were economic migrants, not war migrants whose lifes are at risk. I don't think it had to do anything with ethnicity or religion, just not every country has to welcome imigrants when they arrive at the border. Also there was only a few immigrants who wanted to live in Poland since it's not so rich country (comparing to other EU countries) and it's average wages and welfare spending wasn't that big yet. Now we unfortunately have to do with, in my opinion, far more serious scenario. People are often times going through hell and dying. It would be a shame if we didn't help now.

[@seanpatrick1243]

@@mariarusek1851 I'm speaking of Syrian refugees. Was there no war there? The EU quotas were established taking into account each country's ability to take them in. Poland's quota was lower still because of PiS resistance to take any at all. And they refused to meet even that small quota. That said, I am still very grateful that Poland is taking in so many Ukrainians. And their economy will benefit from it in short order as they have been trying to get Poles to return from the UK and EU for some years now having a shortage of construction workers etc. Now all they need is a new government.

[@Marekkotek]

@@seanpatrick1243 Most of the western countries are struggling/struggled with economic migrant crisis caused by crowds of arabic people rushing into the country. The huge majority of the migrants were men (as opposed to Ukrainian refugees that are almost all women and children). Arabs don't want to assimilate with western world culture and traditions, they don't want to work, they mostly want to live off the generous social systems that are granted. They have caused a lot of problems and people in hindsight see that this wasn't a really good idea to let them in. Polish people and the polish government are not dumb and ignorant, they learn from other peoples mistakes and react accordingly. This isn't my biased opinion, those are the facts supplied by sociodemographic and etnological studies focusing on migrant situations in modern world.

[@seanpatrick1243]

@@Marekkotek Poland is part of the EU, and has benefited IMMENSELY from membership. For good or bad, a decision was made as a group by the EU to take in immigrants and PiS thumbed its nose. And Poland’s obligations were minimal compared to other nations. PiS is more than happy to accept aid, but adverse to its obligations. And they are attempting to pull a full Orban with the courts and free press. The Polish people are wonderful! PiS is authoritarian.

[@SoLastYear]

I'm from Lithuania and can't watch this without crying. Love to Poland and to Ukraine. Here in Lithuania we do what we can too 🇺🇦♥️♥️♥️♥️

[@conradsz]

Greetings from Poland Lithuanian girl. Our countries share a lot of history and despite differences and disputes, we share interests. Partnership between the Baltic States and Poland (within EU and NATO) must remain a strong one.

[@SGirskii]

Baltic states and Poland doing amazing work taking care of our woman and children. Thank you!

[@ab8588]

Poland is constantly electing homophobic governments

[@transientmatter6088]

Lithuania ? Is it country or part of Russia?

[@fatimateresa19]

I have met many polish people in uk 🇬🇧. They are kind ,generous and very hard working.

[@camouflageartist8897]

And very abused by the racist Brits.

[@gurpreetsingh-zg3km]

How can I go to Poland?

[@kc4276]

@@camouflageartist8897 Why is that? Aren't they the same 'race'?

[@tjw1861]

@@camouflageartist8897 lies

[@camouflageartist8897]

@@gurpreetsingh-zg3km What for?

[@charlesyoung9980]

I remember we had a Polish exchange student in our school. After introducing himself and talking about his country he said, "And if you want to hear any good Pollock jokes, let me know." Nicest and funniest guy I've ever met. Great people.

[@frankswarbrick7562]

That's interesting you bring up "Pollock jokes", as I've been thinking about that recently. I don't know the origin, but I know growing up in the 80s it was a thing. But in the last 30 years or so I don't recall hearing them. Which is a good thing. But I do wonder what changed.

[@garys.7846]

What changed? Perhaps people became less ignorant.

[@matthewbernard4427]

I remember the jokes but never really understood why Polish people were the brunt. Every Polish person I’ve ever met has been kind, honest and intelligent. One of my best friends is of Polish descent, actually. So kind of glad the jokes went away, although they were kind of funny.

[@peceed]

Fun fact: polish jokes became popular during Jewish migrations from Poland to USA. These "Poles" were mostly Jews.

[@larkatmic]

I’m so happy you made it out safe. Prayers to the men fighting and those who were unable to leave. ❤️🙏

[@larkatmic]

@Mruuuczek Yes, I’m beginning to think that Russia is simply looking after itself and that the Ukraine is doing what Russia threatened The USA with the ‘Bay of Pigs’ on Cuba south of its border 60 years ago. When you are a super power. You have certain rights to look after your interests and unfortunately when you feel threatened by neighbors who disregard your concern. Ultimatums are given. But when egos ( Zalensky has a huge one) get in the way, and the media and the west praise him and back his refusal to compromise. Bloodshed ensues. Its just heartbreaking. But we’ve been here before. People of a country are not its government.

[@ViewThis.]

My Grandmother was Polish. I am proud of Poland. They Inspire the world to Greatness

[@ukropchikvsgreenstone6383]

A MASSIVE "Thank You", Polish people! And also Slovaks, Hungarians, Romanians, Germans and all of the Europe people who are helping us! We really do appreciate it. Greetings from Kyiv citizen, who is now in Lviv, but whos friends and family are in European countries now

[@procurepro]

You are more than welcome to Poland. Please share info with people in Lviv to do not be afraid to head to smaller polish cities (large ones are on the edge of beeing overcrovded). In small ones you will get better conditions now as there are still many people are happy to welcome you in their homes. Slava Ukrainie - greetings from PL to brave ukrainian nation

[@ukropchikvsgreenstone6383]

Thank You, once again! There is not enough words to describe the thankfulness that we feel...I personally, is not allowed to leave my country, because I'm 18yo already and we have global mobilisation already. So i will probably provide some humanitarian or medical help...But, I have a lot of friends and some family members, who are afraid of going to Polska, or other countries and getting refugee status, because they will not be able to get a job with it...And they dont really have any friends out there...so...I want my mum and two grandmas to evacuate so much...My sister is in France already..but we dont know where they can go..they can't follow my sister yet, since there is not enough space out there for them..so idk..And we are afraid of asking random polish people to give us shelter...this is not polite after all..

[@ukropchikvsgreenstone6383]

@@procurepro No offence or anything...its just that we are too shy to ask for help..even if we really need it...

[@PLkamil1982]

take care

[@BornInMetroBF3onPS3]

@@ukropchikvsgreenstone6383 We know that, we have seen many interviews where we heard the same words: "We are too shy to ask for help". PLEASE, DON'T BE SHY!!! It is not a time to be shy, it is time to be WISE. Send your family to Poland. God bless you, stay safe. 💛💙 FREEDOM FOR UKRAINE💛💙

[@rackets001]

Considering history between Ukraine and Poland (UPA & OUN), they sound exceptionally generous to be helping so much!

[@maciejwinnicki7007]

That was long ago, and should be left in the past. Especially now.

[@Hexen794]

@@maciejwinnicki7007 jeśli zapomimy o historii ona się powtórzy a Ukraińcy ciągle wielbią banderę i mają do nas pretensje terytorialne

[@agnieszkaolszewska6079]

@@maciejwinnicki7007 Really? Listen to the Ukrainian anthem then..etc.

[@yogipl75]

@@Hexen794 Pierdolisz glupoty...😂 🇵🇱🇺🇦 💓💓

[@Hexen794]

@@yogipl75 rok 2022 został na Ukrainie uznany rokiem bandery noi ciągle czczą nazistów i to na poziomie państwowym

[@MiSt3300]

I am Polish and I welcome all Ukrainians to our country. They are our brothers and sisters, and they worked in Poland previously so there is no problem. They are the real refugees too, because they send only women and children to safety but the men stay and fight for their country. This is unlike the 2015 crisis where 70% were young able bodied men, seeking better paying jobs. Ukrainian men stay and fight, and we Poles respect them for this, and offer shelter to their mothers, wifes and children.

[@reneequalls5878]

This is so beautiful of the people of Poland. Thank God for their care and hospitality to these poor Ukrainians.

[@misskat3218]

God bless Poland for their generosity. Praying for all in Europe.

[@shamoon2214]

God bless the Polish people for their support and kindness. God watch over the poor Ukrainians who are fleeing Russian tyranny and suffering so much from the illegal invasion of their sovereign homeland.

[@mpgrenda]

I am so glad to hear that European countries are helping Ukrainian refugees. Good to know that you and your family are safe!

[@kroulinka]

Poland

[@IronAussie1]

@@kroulinka Yes, Poland and Romania, Slovakia, Hungary, Moldova, Czech Republic, Germany and so on.

[@roberturbanczyk204]

@@IronAussie1 germans said they are not willing to help and Ukraine will not survive more than 12 hours.

[@IronAussie1]

@@roberturbanczyk204 That´s bullshit mate. Thousands of Germans have gathered to assist refugees. In Berlin, with state centers already up to capacity, hotel rooms and churches have been converted into shelters for those fleeing the war in Ukraine. The European Union on March 3 agreed to approve temporary protection for Ukrainian refugees no matter were they want to seek refuge. That includes Germany.

[@roberturbanczyk204]

@@IronAussie1 they need weapon not show

[@DavidandShirley]

Well done Poland, you’ve stepped up and I hope we all remember it.

[@seanpatrick1243]

The Polish people are warm, generous, kind and caring. Unfortunately their PiS government was not greeting refugees with open arms when they were not ethnically identical Christians.

[@liamkkalala8161]

@@seanpatrick1243 Our government will use any situation to rob us. There is a big difference between polish citizens and government. But we remember history of WW2, we remember how everyone who promised to help betrayed us.

[@seanpatrick1243]

@@liamkkalala8161 Hopefully something was learned.

[@conradsz]

@@seanpatrick1243Stop trolling. Refugees back in the summer of 2021 were being weaponized by Belarus and Russia. Somehow you forget that Poland doesn't border with Syria or Iraq. Those poor people were flown in by Lukashenko and pushed into the forest to try and cross into Poland illegally. Notice how real refugees cross the border by simply showing up at the border crossing, and not in the middle of nowhere.

[@seanpatrick1243]

@@conradsz I was not referring to Lukashenko's political hostages. PiS is following Orban's lead in attempting to establish an authoritarian government in Poland that will be near impossible to remove. And they refused to take in the reneged on accepting a small number refugees that they had agreed to take in. I repeat: This has nothing to do with the Syrians that Lukashenko tried to force in.

[@JoyfulHearts1000]

Thank you to the caring people of Poland for your kindness and generosity to the people of Ukraine. May God bless you and them!

[@FEKIFIKNOW]

The Polish people are a beacon of hope in opening their hearts and generosity to the people of Ukraine. Deepest respect!

[@bea8140]

@blkpillaLAkilla , Don't be bitter, you are not a European so you wouldn't understand.

[@bea8140]

@blkpillaLAkilla , Accept that we cared, what's more, we invited millions of you to Europe.

[@bea8140]

@blkpillaLAkilla , They are helping their immediate neighbors and real refugees not economic migrants.

[@vandelayindustries6128]

@blkpillaLAkilla , muslim refugees are completely different. Different people. Ukrainians and Polish are practically the same people.

[@kabullets19]

I’m glad Poland is taking great care of the 1 million+ Ukrainians that have arrived to their safety. I hope the Ukrainians still in Ukraine can get to safety and that the conflict ends soon. 🇵🇱 Chwała Polsce, Chwała bohaterom 🇵🇱 🇺🇦 Слава України, Героям Слава 🇺🇦

[@6306777765]

I am so proud of my adopted country of Poland. They are doing everything America should. Stay strong Ukraine.

[@sueprator9314]

Its not that simple for America. Being generous and giving as the Poles are, that is the easy part. Being responsible for being the leader of the FREE WORLD militarily is not so much.

[@jimmyz2098]

Poland sits on their border. Meanwhile, the USA is several thousand miles, and an entire hemisphere away. Also, the US has to be deliberate in how it responds to this nightmare, or the KGP Pig Putin could start pushing buttons. He's unhinged, and desperate to save face at this point. You don't know what he might do, if he sees certain levels of intervention from his most despised enemy. The USA is helping. But it doesn't border Ukraine, like Poland does. You should think before you write stuff like that. It makes zero sense.

[@DemitriLakes]

hahahaha yes but America will not annex Lvov. Poland will eventually take it back. Because without your "big brother" what are you gonna do? What? You forgot the Poles want a big part of your country???

[@lizm5991]

I’am an American 🇺🇸 so, sorry my country is not responding like we should! My prayers for Ukraine 🇺🇦

[@midlifemama8420]

Why should America respond? Why should they be the world’s savior for each crisis? The US is not doing well. They need to tend to their own borders, their own people, their own “lots of things.”

[@brians2733]

I’m not surprised by the kindness and generosity of the Polish people. I worked for several years with a native Pole, and have been to Poland twice including as recently as December. They’re definitely welcoming and the Ukrainians deserve to be welcomed by fellow Europeans.

[@marzenie2583]

Ohhh my God !!!!! I will never believe Ukrainians. Read about history how they killed Polish People in Wolyn areas.

[@niutonmraumrau8386]

@@marzenie2583 I'm polish and read how pl threat ua, we are just humans it was about 75 y ago we should go ahead! After war Ukrainians will got newest history without murders, new history begun. We waiting for them in Europe.

[@MM-lq4xf]

@@marzenie2583 as you can see this is not something that will stop us. It was long time ago, different people.

[@marzenie2583]

The worst thing is that they still treat bandera as national hero.It is really scary history can be repeated.

[@reyna7680]

@@marzenie2583 In your Russia, older people still praise Stalin, they call it a good father of the nation. Yet he killed 20 million Russians.

[@RoadVlog]

Olga I think you, people from Ukraine should speak loud about that bad ones who want to use this situations for its own profit. It will place you as a nation in a good place of honesty. Short example from yesterday. There was a story growing fast on polish internet. Some woman invited Ukrainian family to her place. She was working hard to prepare everything with full fridge and everything prepared. They came and said that they don't like the standard and walked away. Of course she wrote a post on Facebook which people were sharing like crazy how Ukrainians are ungrateful. At first place I thought it was a fake but it was true, but this family weren't a refugees but they were living in Poland for some time and they wanted to use an opportunity for their profit. Of course this lady wrote another post when she get this information but try to guess how many people from those who saw 1st post, saw the second? That's why especially Ukrainians should work together to not let others ruin how Poles think about those which really need help. I'm happy that you're safe!

[@Malcriada115]

@@kamilatutarenko136 Yes. Putin has been hard at work here, trying to sow discord between Poles and Ukrainians.

[@RoadVlog]

@@kamilatutarenko136 that one was a true story. There is 3rd part pf this story that this woman take another 2 families to her place which were very grateful to her and ofc she posted that on Facebook but again. Guess how many people saw 3rd part?

[@harrycordell7769]

Thankyou Poland for protecting this courageous woman and her family.

[@bittermochi259]

My Ukrainian coworker of 6years told me how she often berates with others on Ukrainian social media those ungrateful Ukrainians who turn their nose on Polish ppl help. Some refugess from Ukraine are richer than those Polish ppl who offer their apartments or houses for free and they behave inaproprietly. I haven't heard of it but she said such things happen. So please, Ukrainian ppl our sisters and brothers, treat our help with greatfullness and kindness as sometimes some Polish ppl who offer them have even less than you do after fleeing your war torn country but still try to help and share with you what they have . Ungreatfullness is an ugly thing, and spoiling and rejecting Polish hospitality is a GRAVE sin in our eyes. Thank you for your video. Hope you'll be safe and well.

[@fekalistagrzybowory7619]

I to są, ku**wa, bardzo mądre słowa

[@Jan-eh7nf]

Unfortunately, even if this kind of person read you it will not follow it... this is in their gene and it will take loooong time to change it. This apply to any nation in the world.

[@karenharper2266]

Poland knows how it feels!! They have been there themselves. Slava Poland!! Slava Ukraini!!

[@seanpatrick1243]

The Polish people are warm, generous, kind and caring. Unfortunately their PiS government was not greeting refugees with open arms when they were not ethnically identical Christians.

[@rozaucja8612]

Hi Sean, I confirm, the Polish-Belarussian border is a space of tragic scenes. A boy from Aleppo being pushed 11 times from one side to another. I wish our government had more compassion.

[@seanpatrick1243]

The Polish Belarus border was a crisis created by the Belarus dictator Lukashenko and has nothing to do with what I'm talking about.

[@rozaucja8612]

@@seanpatrick1243 why are you using the past tense? It wasn't a crisis, it still is a continuing crisis and matches your description very well. The fact that Lukashenko created this crisis doesn't mean these people should be left for death.

[@seanpatrick1243]

Sorry that Lukashenko has made them pawns but that's the case. Putin is such a grand humanitarian he should take them on.

[@petestreet7535]

How wonderful of you Poland. They are your brothers and sisters. Congratulations.

[@ZhovtoBlakytniy]

I agree with you completely. I was an expat living in Ukraine that owns property and living in Ukraine full time, gave up everything in my home country and started over there with my family. Now I'm a war refugee in Poland. I can afford everything I need here, but a little confused because my Polish is minimal. But everyone is soooo sweet here and helpful, I'm eternally grateful for that. So, since I'm not in as desperate of a situation as many others I am donating as much as I can to Ukrainians that need it more. I think you're right on about the way Ukrainian people vs other refugees are treated. It's simply that there's much less of assimilation needed because we're from the same continent and more common values. Ukrainian people are not completely like Germans or French or Spanish in many attitudes and behaviors, but very similar to Polish people. I'm sure Ukrainian people will be most ok and home in the Slavic countries in the EU! So my suggestion is to stick with them because the mutual understanding in languages and lifestyles.

[@bittermochi259]

That's so true I imagine a typical Polish family would struggle to host an Italian the same as Syrian, because of differences between nationalities, upbringing, food, temperament etc, but slavs will understand slavs, we can just shit talk about USSR and iron curtain or weather while eating pierogis and barszcz and all will be fine 😂😅

[@loonggoonedaddy]

I 100% agree! The Slavic nations should stick together! Hope you will find some peace in my country. Greetings from Katowice!

[@suicide5546]

So why are you here and not fighting for your country?

[@DestinationWonders]

Proud to be polish living in USA and seeing how Polish people opened their arms to your people. God Bless . I'm happy you are safe.

[@kapec2422]

You're not Polish...

[@MrSupernova111]

In all my years I have never seen this level of kindness and support. My hears goes out to everyone involved.

[@Mhrroczna]

I'm Polish and I would like to say that you are our neighbours. We have a shared history of being attacked be Russians. We understand how horrible it is. Stay safe and strong!

[@TheBezaleel]

GOD bless Poland and the surrounding countries for stepping up to the mark. Slava Ukraine.

[@lindsaykuzia5038]

I'm so proud to be polish!!!!!❤❤❤

[@norapodlasky8278]

Ja również :-). Pozdrawiam serdecznie!

[@maciekczarny1633]

Ja nie

[@norapodlasky8278]

@@maciekczarny1633 no i spoko

[@azeca0025]

@@maciekczarny1633 to zmiataj z Polski głupia POwko!! Zmiataj do Berlina! Jebac PO!!

[@mavrosyvannah]

Thank you Poland and the wonderful Polish people.

[@vickiemeyer1409]

Nice that Poland is helping your people. Wishing you the best!

[@MrHIMbeere]

Hey Olga, maybe we're not the best, but we are doing our best (: We accepted over a million Ukrainian refugees. Forgive us for our mistakes. Problems can happen on such a large scale. Be understanding, we are with you. Honestly (:

[@bonniemcdaniel4224]

She was grateful and not saying anything bad about your country. She said she hopes nobody abuses your generosity.

[@johneybwrumbrlyk5906]

Poland is good people.

[@MrHIMbeere]

@@bonniemcdaniel4224 I know (: no offence, full support for UA, forgive me if you understood otherwise. fckptn. slava ukraini

[@justaday2642]

@@bonniemcdaniel4224 You mistaken the meaning of Maciej's English. Please read again.

[@mueckenhoeffer]

Not a thing wrong with you Poles. Damn fine people in my experience. Don't apologize. You're doing more than most.

[@justmyopinion2]

The kindness offered to the refugees makes me feel like sobbing. There is so much hate, anger, and sorrow going on in the world right now and kindness is the salve. Thank you, Poland, and all other countries that are helping to restore some faith in mankind during one of the darkest hours of humanity.

[@procurepro]

Agree its most important to be decent person. Karma is always comming back. Hopefully also to Putin for all the pain he caused. Greetings from Poland.

[@Malcriada115]

We have the refugees to thank for reminding us what counts and for making us better people.

[@justmyopinion2]

@@procurepro, agree! ☮

[@stephensmith60]

Poland is so gracious! God Bless them All!

[@iatethecrayons]

Poland i love that my family has come from you. ive alway been proud to be polish but now moreso than ever.

[@patriciakrakowiak1442]

Hi I'm Polish American living in Chicago. I'm so proud of my home country for opening up their doors to help your people. I like that your chair and shirt look like Polands flag, red and white. I wish that I could do more to help from overseas. My parents and the rest of my extended family all live in Poland and are happy to have you guys there. God Bless You. 💛💙 ❤🤍

[@procurepro]

Zmieniamy historie Polski i Ukrainy od teraz najlepszych sasiadow. To co sie dzieje w Polsce naprawde jest swietne i budujace.

[@pliedtka]

Oprócz tego jest też dużo mieszanych małżeństw Polsko-Ukrainskich w okolicach Chicago.

[@patriciakrakowiak1442]

@@pliedtka Yeah I know. They also shop in our stores and go to our churches/ events here in Chicago.

[@mysterywalker1621]

🇮🇩

[@seanpatrick1243]

The Polish people are warm, generous, kind and caring. Unfortunately their PiS government was not greeting refugees with open arms when they were not ethnically identical Christians.

[@gabyd5662]

Poland stands with Ukraine 🙏👍

[@HonorableBeniah-A]

About to be “The former state of Ukraine “ 😝

[@tw418]

The Ukrainians who already lived and worked in my country, before the war, were very well integrated and contributing to society in a positive way. So I don’t think that the Ukrainian newcomers will be any different

[@nnbelyaev]

Previously, these were low-skilled workers who lost the competition at home, now this is an exodus of the population, incl. and highly qualified professionals. If the war drags on, they will find work in a new place and will not return. This is a catastrophe for Ukraine.

[@tw418]

@@nnbelyaev I agree. Everything about this war is a catastrohy for Ukraine 😢😢💙💛

[@Annutka]

@@nnbelyaev not necessarily. All the people I talk to are ardent patriots and want to go back as soon as possible to help rebuild their homeland. And those who'll stay in the West can contribute to the reconstruction by sending the money over to Ukraine. Also, Poland will not leave you alone with your problems. I personally have always rooted for your country and your people and will do anything I can to support the relief and reconstruction efforts. Believe me, there are more people like me.

[@grdDandelion]

@@nnbelyaev You right, but also is another side of this situation. Ukrainians will now live, work and do their buisnesses in western countries which are wealthier then Ukraine. Will send their money to family in Ukraine. This will help in reconstruction of ukrainian ecenomy after war. It can make both our nations stronger.

[@nnbelyaev]

@@grdDandelion Things are getting better, the orcs are retreating, preferring to concentrate in the east of the country. I think it will be possible to return soon. I can't believe we made it! Things are still extremely bad, but the main thing is that we survived.

[@karenk1094]

God bless you and stay safe. Hopefully this madness will end soon.

[@bradsquirrel7923]

Thank you so much for keeping up your content. I am so glad to see how Poland is stepping up. Bravo Poland! In regard to other refugees, most refugees go to their neighboring countries. This makes sense. Most want to return to their homeland as soon as possible. Many Syrians for example moved to Turkey. I hope you can return to Ukraine soon. Seeing the bravery of your President and men is inspiring. Stay strong.

[@procurepro]

We know people from Ukraine for many years. Before this war started around 1.5 mio Ukrainians were living and working in Poland.

[@MrAnilachan]

God bless Poland! Thank your for your support, my family will never forget your help!

[@ssrmy1782]

We have very vibrant Ukrainian & Polish communities here in the UK, wonderful, intelligent & hard-working people in my experience! Prayers with Ukraine 🙏

[@colors6692]

Didn't the UK vote to leave EU primarily to stop immigrants! UK people afraid the Poles were taking their jobs. Hi from The Netherlands!

[@ssrmy1782]

@@colors6692 No. But I suppose that was the propaganda utilised by the remain campaign in the UK -- as well as by Euronationalists. We voted to leave the EU because we desired sovereignty. One of the big problems in the modern west is the obsession with labelling everybody racist / sexist / homophobic etc. I would say I'm fairly representative of those that voted to leave the EU. I love people from all nations, so long as they're good people. That doesn't mean I should want to be part of a political project, i.e. the EU. If you want that, fine. If Ukrainians want it, that's also fine.

[@procurepro]

It would be nice if UK could open border for Ukrainian refugees. At home in poland we are hosting three ladies that are trying to migrate to UK. By now UK only took 50 refugees while there are 1 200 000 in Poland. Its not ok.

[@ssrmy1782]

@@procurepro I agree. What does it have to do with me, though?

[@rgrtnyjjc]

@@colors6692 yes immigration was certainly one of the major factors in deciding the Brexit vote. Also, so far Britain has only accepted a shamefully small number of Ukrainian refugees compared to most European countries, hopefully that will improve.

[@gabyd5662]

Glory to Ukraine and glory to democracy 👍🙏

[@reisijavinit5484]

In this situation Poland doing great job to allow everyone stay there and provide everything however possible. Stand with Poland and Ukraine 🇺🇦🇵🇱

[@IzzyOnTheMove]

You are doing great work Olga. Showing us stuff news channels don't. Thanks for doing this. ❤

[@peterjeager4083]

Free refugee accommodation is indeed very basic sometimes. Here in Hungary some of the Ukranians were temporarily housed in schools, where they had to share bathrooms with many other people. No country can be fully prepared for a huge mass of people suddenly appearing. But any shelter is better than nothing in this cold weather.

[@xxx041189xxx]

Yes, I am helping out in Estonia and we fill up the hotels so quick here that people are afraid that soon we will have to start using sports venues for accommodation - nobody wants to do it, but as we're a country of only 1 million people, there is only so much accommodation options. But I hope we don't have to start doing this.

[@peterjeager4083]

@@xxx041189xxx Thanks for your reply. Here in Hungary (with a population of 10 million) we have received more than 200 thousand refugees, which is more than the capacity of all the hotels in the country. The solution is that initially people are housed in unused school buildings or community centres for a few nights, and then volunteers and charities pick them up and provide long-term accommodation for them; or they are provided a free train or flight to anywhere they want in Europe. It is very likely that you will have to do the same in Estonia soon. Best wishes!

[@j.b.4340]

Thank you for these videos. It’s great to see the support system working. I was displaced for a few days after a terrible flood destroyed our state. It was an awful feeling of helplessness, and having young children who depended on us. As soon as the water left the house, I moved back in. I felt that desperate. You and your family will return to your homes soon. 🙂

[@davidjames3080]

I was in Krakow, Poland just before covid in 2020, at that exact train station. At that time you couldn't imagine what was to come over the next couple of years. The Polish people were really warm and welcoming (obviously there are always exceptions in every country), so I'm not surprised by their generosity. Hopefully the rest of the world can follow your example.

[@seanpatrick1243]

The Polish people are warm, generous, kind and caring. Unfortunately their PiS government was not greeting refugees with open arms when they were not ethnically identical Christians.

[@czystadusza3365]

Thank you to all those countries who have saved millions of lives, you still showed that there's humanity 🙏❤

[@Alchomik7]

Wise words. I really hope we will live well with each other (I am Polish). Besides we as Polish people treat Ukrainians differently because they are our neighbours. Plus most of the people coming are women and children (as it should be! Not young men who should fight for their cointry like it was with the other "refugees") - you just feel you have to help them I am very impressed by the Ukrainian men who stay in Ukraine to fight. I pray for your victory, Ukraine!

[@SeattlePioneer]

As usual, men are expected to fight while women run away.

[@ktomicka]

@@SeattlePioneer that's not true, women keep their children safe. Many women have stayed and are fighting.

[@SeattlePioneer]

@@ktomicka Single parent families are damaging to children. That's a well known statistical fact. You can have all the good intentions you like and children will still be damaged in single parent families. In addition, children are often further damaged by the willfulness, bad faith, poverty level income and incompetence of the custodial parent. I had a friend of mine who had two young children with his wife before divorce. He told me how very difficult it was to live with his wife because she had severe mental problems. Despite that she had custody of the children. I pointed out to him that divorce made his life a lot easier, but it meant that his children lived only with a severely depressed woman rather than also having a mentally healthy person living with them. The boy went on to severe alcohol and drug problems, is unemploy

[@Alchomik7]

@@SeattlePioneer so what is your solution? Should all families stay in Ukraine and try to fight together with babies/toddlers in backpacks? Should all families flee Ukraine together and leave no one to fight? (I do not know why you bring a peace time example to a war time, it makes no sense)

[@steelmacecontinuum8696]

Dziękuję Olga 💙💛🇵🇱❤️

[@lesliebakos8428]

Nice to see a normal person out there! I was in Ukraine in October for 2 weeks! Loved it! I pray both sides are reasonable and can make peace...and pray cities are kept intact!!! Helping people here in Budapest!

[@leshsy4021]

Well from Ukraine flee mostly women and children, which is understable. From Syria, Erytrea, Lybia men are coming to Europe and leave women and kids suffer behind. That is such a shame for those guys. They should go back and rebuild they countries.

[@demolitionman5003]

Wow that's awesome that Poland is so welcoming to refugee's! Hope you and everyone you know are safe and well.

[@procurepro]

Awesome is that there are no refugee camps. All almost 1.5 million refugees are hosted in Polish families houses.

[@Cidiuss]

@@procurepro refugee camps are reserved to non-whites, sadly. But the reaction of people to Ukraine Invasion and ongoin migrant crisis is truly heartwarming.

[@procurepro]

@@Cidiuss in poland there is more than 1.5 Mio ukrainian refugees and it looks like they will also is a need for some camps (its not a matter of skin colour but capacity), they will be some soon probably.

[@arabzkebabu7805]

You're welcome...You're welcome...We do what it takes.. Best regards from Poland. Ukraine, we stand with u :)

[@davidwatkins239]

Maybe write a book about this someday. Be safe you and your family.

[@nailedt0thecr0ss]

Glad you made it to Poland.

[@PrHouse-fs6xf]

As you mentioned, there is a difference between the Poles' approach to Ukrainians and other immigrants. It is known that there are emotions now, but in fact Poles are very helpful when someone is in an emergency. The problem with the approach to immigrants from other countries was that after accepting them, it turned out that they did not want to work, they had large social claims. Poles are a hardworking nation and know the value of a job that allows you to live a good life but is not easy. The demanding approach of immigrants from the Middle East naturally aroused reluctance by Poles. Moreover, Poles cannot stand when other countries impose the necessity to admit economical immigrants. In the case of immigrants on the Belarusian border, the idea was to stop this practice(bringing people to the border), and it succeeded in part. I think that accepting immigrants requires a lot of wisdom, unfortunately Poland has been very blackened in the media because it relied on its wisdom and assessment of the situation. Currently, everyone praises Poland and is surprised how we help immigrants. It does not surprise me. I am also not surprised that in some time there will be expectations of immigrants, when they become established, that they have to earn for themselves just like other citizens of this country. Helping wisely is not easy.

[@dreambim2446]

We won't accept anyone lazy. Work for a living like every pole or gtfo.

[@kapibarek4897]

@@dreambim2446 +1 wariacie/+1 you madman

[@Marshal2909]

When it comes to the "Refugees" from Belarus, we also did not want to take them in to not support human trafficking and Lukashenko's regime...

[@Sorrely1]

It’s so good to see such humanity and compassion. Real help and support when it’s desperately needed. Love and strength to everyone going through this nightmare.

[@pratapgurung8328]

Thank you miss you and Poland people are very kind and honest Nepal n Nepalese people support Ukraine and Poland people

[@amandaurnberg6087]

You are so kind and positive in such a horrible situation. Prayers for you and your family and every refugee 🙏🏻❤️

[@marcuskuhnert6191]

The solidarity of peace loving people accepting refugees from ukraine is heartbreaking and beautiful at the same time … my hometown in Germany received today the first Ukraine families , Olha Ukraine and you are not alone , we are with all of you….You and your famiily stay safe and strong Olha

[@libertyandjustus8258]

Good for you being a respectful and responsible refugee. Bravo☺️

[@pats725]

People everywhere are willing to be accepting and generous to those in need, especially their neighbors. Generosity becomes constrained if recipients seem to be shopping for the best deal and willing to travel far to get it.

[@sallylambert7552]

Thank you Olga for all your videos. Thank god you and your family are safe and received in Poland with open hearts. Praying for all who are suffering from this evil. Hugs for you. 😘

[@drawbridge611]

Excellent reporting. Thank you. God bless Poland, God save Ukraine.

[@Timurlane100]

I'm proud of Poland; I'm proud of Ukraine. I'm also proud of those Russians who protest against Putin's insanity. The only ones I'm not proud of are my own people in the West who are too timid to stand up to Putin. I understand that they are afraid of a nuclear conflict. No one wants WWIII. But you can't let a tyrant rule the world just by cringing every time he hovers his finger over the nuclear button. If that's all it takes, then evil has won.

[@Malcriada115]

It is terrible to watch this horrid was unfold and it seems so unjust, but Putin has been cornered and I wouldn't be surprised if he started a nuclear war. The man has lost his mind, so proceeding with caution seems to be the only way, however angry and disappointed it makes us.

[@livzyful]

Blessings to all of Europe and of course such love to Ukraine.

[@johndean4912]

Hi Olga. I have made one trip to the village where my grandfather emigrated from, near Carpathian Mountains and Ukrainian border. Was part of Austrian/Hungarian empire then. Your experience with the Polish is the same as mine , absolutely wonderful people. I am proud of my Eastern European ancestry and the wonderful people who continue to live there. Please continue to keep us updated on conditions there. John. USA

[@margaloone7970]

I am a Polish American. My grandfather came to the US from Poland. I am so proud of my Polish heritage. Praying for the safety of the world. Take care Olga.

[@williamking2249]

Prayers from USA for the men in your families, and all the people of Ukraine, And 🙏 for all the People of Poland as well. Stay strong 🇺🇦

[@bartoszjasinski]

Look how many hands are trying to help Ukraine people. None of that hands are folded in prayer.

[@--tuberose--]

@@bartoszjasinski Are you in Poland now? You're so wrong dude! From the first moments when we knew the horrible news about war, we are giving to Ukrainians our best. It looks really crazy in a very positive meaning, random, people, travel to the border and bring Ukrainians to their houses etc. But... there are also those who pray. On the first Saturday, 2 days after the war started, people were gathering in churches all over Poland, and were staying all night. There were live streamings from churches in KZbin :)

[@bartoszjasinski]

@@--tuberose-- Yes I'm in Poland right now and all my life and still... Praying ain't do nothing but waste time. Move your ass and help or at least spare some money for legit organization.

[@LMB222]

Prayers? What good do they do?

[@LMB222]

@@--tuberose-- take that religious crap back to the US. We don't need it in Europe.

[@neilfoster814]

OMG! I have used Krakow train station so many times! It is like my second home. I miss Krakow sooooo much! 🇬🇧🇵🇱

[@chrismuzzey7557]

God bless Poland and any nation that receive refugees!! They are really does a very commendable thing for Ukraine. It touches my heart. Very good to hear from you Olga! Glad you are doing well! Slava Ukraine! 😀

[@seanpatrick1243]

The Polish people are warm, generous, kind and caring. Unfortunately their PiS government was not greeting refugees with open arms when they were not ethnically identical Christians.

[@tonybegg7324]

Makes me proud of Europe - used to be European before Brexit myself. Stay safe Olga.

[@TrueMeHow]

brexit was strange. but you're in Europe still. Boris Johnson and UK has got the balls and you have prooved it.

[@procurepro]

Now its a shame that UK only open border only for 50 refugees while Poland took 1 200 000

[@tonybegg7324]

@@procurepro That's shocking. As was the anti-Polish sentiment about the time of Brexit (I believe partly due to Russian backed social media influencers). I have always liked the hard working Polish people I met working in the UK in restaurants and hotels and so on. I have been away from the UK (in Santa Fe, NM) for 30 years now - could not even vote against Brexit because I had been away more than 15 years. Am ashamed of England for leaving the EU. They thought Britain could stand alone, not realizing that it was being part of the EU that had made Britain so wealthy after struggling economically in the decades prior to joining the EU.

[@ptasznik5973]

Bruh you know what it means to be European?

[@grdDandelion]

@@tonybegg7324 EU is going wrong way, ruled by not democratic chosen people with socialistic ideas to regulate everything. I was proud of UK shows middle finger for european communists. You are still part of Europe same as part of Europe is Switzerland or Finnland which never been in EU.

[@JB-oh7cv]

Great neighbors are always appreciated! Thank you Poland and an amazing polish people!! God bless you all!!❤️

[@seratonin7004]

I'm so glad you know and feel the support from around the world. I've often wondered whether Ukrainians knew, because I thought it would help give strength to those suffering. Compassion and emotional support are just as important as the physical support provided. Slava Ukraini 💙💛

[@ronjohnson5070]

Thank you for the updates, Olga. Many people are not telling the whole story. Gypsies made problems for many

[@josher3436]

Wow, this is amazing. Now I want to travel to Poland for a holiday, but will wait.

[@kickscooterridesaustralia2854]

This touches my heart. We all want peace.

[@allenburns3177]

As a long time subscriber, one of the main reasons i have watched your channel was your willingness to work hard as an entrepreneur in Ukraine. I am sure you will do great wherever you are. Your will and spirit are strong. Hang in there, Jesus loves you and your family.

[@rickshae2506]

Kindness is contagious. One good deed deserves another that’s Karma