Journalists dive for cover just in time as Russian shell explodes in Luhansk

JOURNALISTS narrowly escape with their lives by jumping for cover just in time as a Russian shell explodes just inches away from them in this heart-stopping footage.
The dramatic footage here was recorded by Chan Tsz Yuk’s GoPro. In an Instagram post, he said he was heading from Lysychansk into Sievierodonetsk with another photographer, Kaoru Ng, and a local journalist, Mykola Pastukh, who was working as their fixer.
However, the three turned back towards Lysychansk when they saw some burning vehicles and thought it would not be safe to continue.
They were discussing the situation with two Ukrainian soldiers when a shell landed close to where they were standing. After they dove for cover in a ditch, two more shells landed, Chan Tsz Yuk said. Pastukh was hit in the right arm by shrapnel.
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[@markovovchok6767]

After the journalist was wounded, they hid in a ditch and did not know what to do. A Ukrainian soldier came up and said that two not wounded should put a screed as high as possible and tightened it tightly, and the soldier would cover them from the attack of the infantry, then he sent the journalists to the military medical the car and journalists were evacuated to the hospital, where they provided the necessary assistance. Everyone is alive, the main thing is the speed of applying the tourniquet ...

[@christopherdrew6997]

It wasn’t applied? That would do nothing unless you screwed it so tight the journalist was screaming in pain from the tourniquet. The idea of it is to stop blood flow to a catastrophic bleed. Not put it on twist once and away you go.

[@christopherdrew6997]

@@user-mg8ql4en6s well apologies if I have miss understood. I thought it was the journalist who was handed the tourniquet. I’m not against Ukraine I am for Ukraine and the brave soldiers who are defending there land from all sides of the world.

[@Dex01-Z_WingZero]

A tourniquet for his wound that was bleeding heavy yes. The thing i never knew it that Ukrainians have invisible blood 🤷🏼‍♂️ 🇺🇦🖕

[@crymeaariver]

Then more shelling from mighty Russia!

[@MegsCarpentry-lovedogs]

Thank you for the translation. I heard the tournequets are very important and they are in need of as many as possible.

[@Symmetry77]

the sound of incoming shells is absolutely terrifying. stay safe

[@timmanning5357]

You need a fast reaction time when you hear that rain!

[@jeanmontinat1681]

There is like no warning but seconds to react, it comes out of nowhere and obviously they are too close to the front line and the Russians know around where they are probably from their drone reconnaissance and the problem with shelling is it blows shrapnel every which way and that is why so many innocent people die from shelling.

[@madyogi6164]

mortar

[@biserkasertic1208]

Specially when you watch the video with headpfones on.

[@tomwelshshore]

Thats a good reason for dogs they can hear it much farther out and take cover accordingly

[@johnathansaegal3156]

I feel so bad for the soldiers who have to babysit the journalists. Yes, I know, the journalists put themselves in places most people would prefer to run away from, but if you ARE going to be a journalist in a warzone, you should understand how to treat wounds. The soldier having to shout instructions for basic first aid was sickening - that is something the journos should have known and not something the soldier should have to expose himself in order to handle that injury.

[@Cleans.Your.Faah.]

I know right and when the soldier is giving them instructions on how to put on the tourniquet they completely ignored it and place the tourniquet in the wrong spot not helping with the bleeding at all.

[@301BOYSWP]

I was amazed they didnt know how to use a tourniquet. Lifesaver #1 in warzonez

[@NoTengoIlusiones]

Stupid comment. Only with journalism you can expose the wars. Babysitting them it's part of the job.

[@Sturmbannfuhrer_OttoGunsche]

They seem a bit wimpy.

[@vannyvanngogg]

the solder was saying (in ukranian) that his commander also wounded, btw

[@user-ru1jz7mr6z]

Мда,охают, ахают но телефон не бросают.Тик ток дороже жизни выходит ,просто кошмар.

[@sertav785]

если бы реально прилетело, про телефон бы забыли!!! а тут еще и снимают, фуфлыжники хейтовые!!!

[@jeka_ost2295]

@@sertav785 зайди за кордон Украины будеш видить

[@jeka_ost2295]

Ниче што ето на шлеме камера

[@ivan-krump]

@@sertav785 они там не в первый день, а может это их не первая такая командировка, со временем привыкаешь думать башкой даже в пиздеце и при ранении

[@user_nord55]

Да не смеши, постановка, ни капли крови и т.п. Проверка на внимательность и лоханутость.

[@bkhigh1294]

I truly like that Ukrainian warrior giving instructions under shelling

[@user-wy8iw2ld9f]

Согласен. Когда военный спрашивает журналиста: « только рука?». Журналист: « да». Военный: « вставай блядь. Бегом блядь.». Ну типа- чё разлёгся?

[@crymeaariver]

That Ukrainian "warrior " is now a dead meat.

[@AB-vc7ox]

telling him where to apply tourniquet.

[@semaleon]

go-go ... бля !

[@delanofernandes6471]

I realy looked like a movie or cod game scene😂😂

[@gussie88bunny]

The soldier who walks up and gets them moving is the hero in my books. The civilian journalists were brave to be there, but totally out of their depths once shells and wounds started accumulating. Though I did love the sneaky little selfie by the wounded journalist .... doesn't miss an opportunity to upload hectic photos to the gram! Champion.

[@mbsjr8679]

brave or just stupid

[@sofly213ks9]

😂🤣😂📲

[@satnikray]

Yeah, thats one who knows what he is doing! SLAVA UKRAINE!

[@moseskr6503]

There is nothing heroic about out war. You try to save others when you can because, you just never know when it’s you. They were being rather careless standing on the open road just like that.

[@ABC-dw7pe]

"love the sneaky selfie" - are you for real? what an utterly ridiculous comment.

[@jambojambo313]

You can't get more real than that - journalists aren't trained in this sort of thing but bloody brave for getting us this type of footage.

[@silentblackhole]

I wish there were subtitles so I could understand what was being said. Even without dialogue, I can see the soldier taking control of the situation. He saved their lives I'm sure. What a legend!

[@andreikisseljov27]

они перепуганные, солдат тоже

[@markmd9]

not much to translate, rocket came, they felt in the trench, the one who felt wounded was telling not to touch his arm. then the soldier saw him wounded and ordered to put the tourniquet and move away quickly. and as you might observed they all were using strong language.

[@lindahayes100]

I which there was subtitles to. I'm to old to learn new language. I figured out one word Da means yes.. Lol

[@user-kq5vo9hr8l]

Там говорят бегом блядь

[@duckduckov4362]

@@andreikisseljov27 Хуй там он перепуганный. Он как раз на опыте и знает, как общаться, чтоб доходило.

[@jacd4690]

He’s still baked from that explosion yet holding his phone out to keep recording 😂 that man is a boss!!

[@2k9bulb2k9]

Dude knows camera man don’t die

[@LotsofStuffYT]

he also broke his arm

[@isak998]

@Gobblin фарш!

[@shawnduddridge]

Its an obcession...

[@kityacat5419]

Holding phone....instead of helping Absolute trash

[@larannar123]

That was so close.... So glad you are okay. The bravery of both journalists and soldiers is amazing!!!

[@jonathanasb1041]

Th front line is no place for a journalists where has common sense went missing

[@madyogi6164]

@@jonathanasb1041 War journalism is not for snowflakes...

[@jonathanasb1041]

@@madyogi6164 your the type of guy to take a selfie in the middle of the highway. War journalism still works without them being on the front line the article will just have a lot less adjectives and I’m ok with that ‘

[@madyogi6164]

@@jonathanasb1041 Mr, declare a *front line* in a place where everything is green and enemy can hit random places. Front line can even be a Polish border...

[@raishaferreira8099]

God protect Ukraine ' volunteers 🕊️

[@nateallen8409]

I've heard some veterans say that being shelled is the scariest thing anyone can ever experience. Good on the guys doing their jobs through that.

[@TruBP]

Постановка ! Наглядное пособие , как накладывать жгут!👍

[@huntshowdown3896]

Думаю нет, как разрывы рядом постановишь они же реально были.

[@thefantomrich1766]

@@huntshowdown3896 Жгут наложил, а даже ни капельки крови. А тот ваще в полный рост стоит и командует, даже не боится что опять прилетит

[@bitsnbobs1969]

that solder standing there telling them to leave has balls steel

[@control1268]

The hardest situation in the world, When you're dying and you have some journalists with you. They'll document your last moments instead of saving you.

[@hermanfurlong6752]

They are in it for the money!

[@LashZhvania-Movies-MMA-Science]

🤣🤣🤣

[@troygaines2193]

With what first aid? He's a journalist. Literally there job is to bare witness and record.

[@artic8516]

@Unknown Alien typical modern society tbh

[@Iloveyourmom8888]

Cameraman never dies

[@user-he8ve7gp1p]

soldier1- 0:27 - "Dont touch the hand" soldier1- 1:45 - " i was hit" soldier2 - 1:50 - (asking journalist to help soldier1, and guiding him to do it correct and fast) soldier2 - 2:36 "were is the keys from car?" soldier1 - 2:38 " in my pocket" soldier2 - "can you go? Only hand?" soldier1 - "i think yes" soldier2 - " get up(offers help)"

[@dnsklient1524]

Вместо того чтобы помогать и перевязывать он видео ведёт и смотрит как истекает человек кровью. Главное видео материал!

[@user-cx2ri6dc9c]

Хайпа выхватить для этого и приехали

[@acaakc1382]

На постановку похоже

[@fernanmontevista204]

This is one of the bravest journalist I've ever known.

[@JwW-zt2dj]

😂

[@forcespy5813]

Yes I'm salute the jurnalis

[@forcespy5813]

@@JwW-zt2dj you confirm Teroris 🤧

[@wildfireslayerjesse3112]

The Sun Times got this article wrong. This journalist WAS wounded by shrapnel the very first strike. Thats why he fell down.

[@wildfireslayerjesse3112]

Thats why the Ukrainian soldier came up and threw them a tourniquet, giving them direction on how to apply it.

[@ratzgaming6517]

That soldier is a total beast

[@davidsotovega9113]

Yep, he had no time for babysitting!

[@KOPOJIbCMYPF]

Хороший спектакль без капли крови обошлось, рука, рука октёрище мать его😂😂

[@_kotik__5384]

Плюс воронки то и нету))

[@KOPOJIbCMYPF]

@@_kotik__5384 + зная, как они ведут бои друг с другом без связи, я не удивлюсь, что если это свои же лупанули😂😂

[@alfigreek]

Как быстро при этом начали себя снимать, а не помогать😂

[@RS33743]

No matter who you are war sucks for everyone! Thank you for putting your lives on the line to let us know what is actually going on out there! Prayers for all of you that you will heal and that (as if this could happen) not another single drop of blood was spilled in this horrific illegal war!

[@user-vc1we8rs5y]

Помолись ещё за сербов, иракцев, афганцев, ливийцев, сирийцев и миллионы мирных жителей планеты убитых и раненых войсками нато в многих незаконных войнах.

[@ihabia]

вам никто правды не покажет, если это западные сми, то тем более.

[@deniszharkov4975]

Ахмад Сила! Сила в правде

[@lenaindukremlin]

This soldier is a beast! No fear!

[@tommykankare6775]

Amazing bravery, they but their life on the line so that we know what is happening in Ukraine. Huge respect!

[@bretagnejean2410]

Old footage few week

[@rickshaw2779]

Fires still burning at a stationary warehouse and a nearby water bottling facility in Donetsk. Elsewhere in the city, Ukraine bombed a market, killing three civilians including a child.

[@reptileescape3619]

I thought it his were Russians journalist coming under Ukrainian fire… I might have my videos mixed up.

[@BeaverZer0]

@@reptileescape3619 **reaches out and boops nose**

[@nipponsuxs]

@@rickshaw2779 and yet 100s of Ukrainian civillians being unearthed from Russians executing civillian

[@user-ej7fz2hj6q]

хорошая постановка,Оскар.Ни крови ни воронки от взрыва.Встали раненые и побежали .

[@user_nord55]

Точно, удивляюсь как мало народа заметило явную и далеко не качественную постановку.

[@user-fl3gz5qq7c]

хороший прилёт!

[@hhh-yh8wn]

Тебе в лицо прилетит

[@user-tv4vc6lf1r]

Сразу ожили после мата🤣🤣🤣

[@_mopok_9986]

да хули ожили? они бы хоть кетчупом руку заморали! осколком поранили... ни капли крови, а жгут как будто руку к херам оторвало...

[@tanektan9113]

Salute the brave journalists.. And thanks for the accurate news coverage. No matter what.. Always take care & stay safe.

[@jonlister1981]

How do we know it was Russia 🤷‍♂️

[@danekender5332]

@@jonlister1981 Not so bright this one.. ✊️🇺🇦

[@danekender5332]

@Fun In Ukraine.👈 Another PUTLER Bot-Man

[@andhycontreras7190]

@@danekender5332 they’re ORC lovers

[@coldrain6042]

Donetsk was subjected to new shelling by Ukrainian troops, explosions were heard in the city center. Other areas were also subjected to shelling - Kirovsky, Kuibyshevsky and Kyiv, where the gas pipeline caught fire. As a result, three people were killed and 18 more residents were injured. In two hours, the Ukrainian security forces fired 300 rockets from the MLRS into the city.

[@joshuapowell1076]

Respect to all journalist in Ukraine. Literally risking they lives to give us a few minutes of news

[@wernertognetti5956]

Jornalists are heroes of our time. God bless you.

[@NGC7000]

The Ukrainian soldier just doesn’t give a damn. He seems to totally ignore these shells.

[@omarwilliams6729]

He's become numb.

[@gdewyg]

Sympathy to journalists. Prayers for your safety

[@Sachinkumar-jl7kh]

Haha lol

[@verginianakajima1406]

and to all Ukrainian soldiers and civilians

[@user-mq1zm8rp2j]

Главное селфи успел сделать))))!

[@user-dt7oj1oc6g]

Жаль что мало

[@Serzhik01]

Хороший прилет 😉👍

[@bradwood8101]

Every time I see accounts like this the Ukrainian soldiers seem so professional, calm under pressure and know exactly what to do - a sign of good training. The difference between them and the Russian tiktok warriors are staggering in contrast. Slava Ukraini and glory to all the heroes of Ukraine as well. Much love from Canada.

[@eatlightning1]

He's the Sargent "Gunny" of the Ukrainian army.

[@beeverywhere9003]

Good to look from yr bed

[@GarethReecewood]

Ever considered that you might only be getting shown one side of the war? Ukrainian forces have taken huge losses but the Sun will only recycle clips of Russian tanks being hit. I'd suggest having a look at Patrick Lancaster's channel for the other side's perspective. We're being lied to

[@bradwood8101]

@@GarethReecewood I'm sorry but if you think the chechen forces/ dbr are anywhere even close to skilled or trained as Ukrainian you're mistaken and it's actually laughable.

[@GarethReecewood]

@@bradwood8101 They are winning the ground battle and taking territory. The remaining Ukrainian forces in the east have been encircled. What's laughable is believing Ukraine was ever winning or going to win this conflict. Russia has barely deployed 10% of its forces to Ukraine.

[@scrimitt]

that soldier knew his stuff and was very calm considering what just happened

[@aleksburza927]

He was shouting

[@scrimitt]

@@aleksburza927 that's normal in the army

[@aleksburza927]

@@scrimitt Ok but hearing shouting and swear words in a foreign language seems like the soldier is angry at the journalists

[@coldf1rez]

@@aleksburza927 he was not angry at him, he telling him to help with hand stand up and run

[@pastuh]

The soldier asked if anyone was injured. Got the answer one hurt. So from 2 words, I can tell that someone was injured as well (maybe a far away different group). Swearing began because no one was using medical supplements. In this case, the journalists had them, but were unable or unaware of how to use them. The injured man didn't even touch his hand. Maybe he didn't understand that the wound was serious, so he continued filming. And it seems to me that it was the injured who transported to the "tour" journalists.

[@user-xh4uo1ki7c]

Расцветали яблони и грушы... Поплыли туманы над рекой...😉😊🔥👍

[@subsony2005]

Holy. The howling of the projectile is freaking scary.

[@PS0722]

Speechless...please be cautious...you're taking your vocation and job to the extreme...be safe as we pray for all of you...to the soldier...an example of what an experienced trooper is, calmed, clear on his instructions and directing the journalists to a safe area, standing as shells are falling...my hat's off for you ALL!!!

[@Thetruth1__]

Imagine the feeling knowing death can come at anytime is shocking!

[@gehirnakrobat883]

It is always true. Just a bit more likely and more likely to be brutal in a war zone..

[@JarthenGreenmeadow]

@Jon Doe There was a place to hide though, they were standing out in the open like fools.

[@fikaa2388]

A man can lose his life at any time and in any place! No one escaped death! Man does not die because he is at war, but because death came for him! A man may be in a hundred wars, but he will not die if it is not his time!

[@divebobber]

It can come at any time for all of us. Many car crashes and heart attacks. Man knows not his time.

[@nikolanikola886]

Я возмущён, почему сразу 3 снаряда посреди дороги сразу не легли?

[@jonathankorir2488]

That is what is called precision haha. Keep them coming

[@PollyTheWog]

Love that soldier! Taking time out to keep these guys alive…. and then back to the war!

[@olavolima130]

Verdadeiro herói

[@user-td2ck9zv7k]

Россия сила

[@Player2blood]

He's probably dead in bakmot 😢

[@user-jm6sz8lc1v]

Классный прилет был!!!!

[@luckasfbox7420]

This russian idiot think so killing a press-man is a good idea. Orks, say.. no more words :(

[@user-pj9fo3wv3q]

Цэ кондиционер 🤣

[@Pro4un]

...и чего тут классного?🤕

[@user-mq7vf9me3y]

The Ukrainian strikes are better. While Ukraine targets orc bases and vehicles, Russia targets journalists and civilians. Nothing brings warmth to my heart like seeing bits of Russian infantry fly everywhere.

[@user-jm6sz8lc1v]

@@user-mq7vf9me3y Переведи на русский!!!!

[@cln6674]

Looks like a scene from a game, respect may god bless and keep them safe

[@seriouslyitslegit3753]

Incredible you guys I was ducking when I herd them coming in your very brave thank you 🙏 and goodluck love from uk 🇬🇧

[@davelong3350]

Absolutely terrifying...the velocity of those rounds and the impact...God damn...🙏

[@Knightcommander69]

That soldier saved them. Completely calm, gave basic orders and got them to saftey.

[@Knightcommander69]

@@henryg3313 Lol because they were getting shelled.

[@tdubbs934]

@@henryg3313 thats what soldiers do. Especially when mortars, artillery, and bullets are coming at you.

[@DrShankyy]

@@henryg3313 Ukrainian* Ukrainian's don't speak Ruzzian

[@jerichosa5733]

@@DrShankyy they do speak russian lol

[@DrShankyy]

@@jerichosa5733 Ukrainian is the first language of about 68% of the country's 44 million residents. About 30% of Ukrainians speak Russian as their first language... majority speak "Ukrainian" but yes some do speak Russian....

[@danielmartin5951]

That was a wild one hope everyone made it out in good shape

[@dutchschultz3076]

Wow, amazing footage!

[@romansixbert4529]

That Ukrainian soldier’s love😍

[@kimgaxha814]

UKRAINE 💪 👏 👏.👌, RUSIA 💀 👎

[@user-pj9fo3wv3q]

@@kimgaxha814 🇺🇦👉🏿💩💩💩

[@alexlip1094]

@@kimgaxha814 Ukraine is not found, error 404.

[@karimrekik9170]

@@kimgaxha814 rip Ukrainia

[@user-hk5iw5qt7z]

@@alexlip1094 35 000 рашистов сами сдохли в Украине?

[@user-tq5jj8pb4y]

Отлично поймал , жаль американцев не зацепило ((Работайте братья ✊ZOV⭐

[@nurli-xl8nf6pr5b]

Когда наступает тяжёлое время все.- даже иностранные журналисты вспоминает и начинают говорить по русски. Маты - эти международный язык.

[@user_nord55]

Да это постановка и похоже в основном рассчитана на забугорную публику, какие хэрои!

[@jimpulcine9925]

Wow.. God bless them all

[@user-vm8hb7pp5q]

Да у него на руке даже крови нет. Вторую руку бы по-любому обмазал бы кровью когда жгут поправлял.😂😂😂

[@andreikisseljov27]

и третьей куда-то делся которого взрыв срезал

[@doc7457]

Что за акцент у украинского солдата 🤔

[@ostap3413]

@@andreikisseljov27 да, точно, постанова. додик

[@cbton_]

That is one hell of a soldier, glad everyone is alright

[@Enki333]

Кондиционер взорвался, да прямо в поле, бывает же такое.

[@user-bm4xs1sx6m]

Слава России и русскому солдату.

[@gtcollection6933]

Holly crap, spot on the cars and mil personnel. Incredible accuracy. That press on the other side were lucky...

[@ferrarialim]

The Ukrainian soldier was super brave as well. Standing there amidst possibly more incoming shell. Heroes..

[@chris-2496]

There was a cut in the video before he approached so that's after shelling ended.

[@alexs555]

100% He also said that his commanding officer was wounded. So, basically, it was on him to save everyone.

[@user-ed9lg5fc4f]

Та куда там

[@6tamaka9]

funny scenario, however, the improvisation failed ...

[@mayrokratt6195]

@@6tamaka9 yes, Ukrainian will lose, GO RUSSIA

[@gautamsonkamble4218]

Special thanks and salute for this soldier for helping journalist in this situation

[@yesandno389]

А еще этот солдат, сразу, не осматривая раненого, в течение двух-трех секунд понял, что нужен именно жгут на руку... Какой догадливый солдат😏

[@kongvinter33]

its a Hell of a place to take nature photos this time of year.

[@FactmanIndian]

Salute to those journalist cameraman who work so hard taking risk

[@matthewjacobs141]

The sound of that shell coming in will stay with him FOREVER

[@fofrt3004]

Thanks for all the journalists that are covering this war!

[@Sheehama]

Now that is pinpoint accuracy

[@georgeromanovich8687]

Отлично по вам Россияне отработали 😁😁😁🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺 Россия вперёд и только

[@desipindanale7465]

Respect for these journalist

[@Mr.Deleterious]

Ukraine has 2 things. 1) My Respect 2) Men & Women who once we're simple farmers are now Professional Soldiers who know how to fight and how to save lives of people around them. As a Veteran myself, this is so critical. Well done men. 🇺🇲🇺🇦

[@Edelliriano71]

What about the people of Sirya?

[@cinoeye]

What about the people of Donetsk and Donabas who where shelled and killed by the Ukrainian since 2014…it is interesting how some Americans just see one side? Where you concerned like this for civilians in over 100 wars USA waged from Korea via Viatnam, Afghanistan, Iraq, Yugoslavia, Syria…just to name the few….

[@Banininator]

@@cinoeye the pro russians separatist that where armed and sponsored by russia? lmao

[@vladpoluektov2217]

@@Edelliriano71 nobody wants to know, the west is forcing everyone to focus on this war

[@danielnavarro9218]

@@cinoeye Whataboutism

[@Squareheed]

Was the cameraman knocked unconscious? He seemed top fall in slow motion

[@Heroshi-Hazuki]

I have felt that before. They are so God damn lucky

[@danekender5332]

I salute these Amazing and brave journalists for getting us the story. ✊️🇺🇦

[@CrazyCoupleDIY]

Hats off mate, hope you guys stay safe

[@charlie5537]

"Не трогай руку сука!! Оооуу сука ЕС Ок ЕС Ок"🤭🤣 вижу процесс по воспитательной работе со стороны России идёт вполне успешно, молодцы парни аккуратно работают, кучно👍🏻

[@grimeyes5012]

WTF

[@user-mm5zw6qk2i]

Я тоже угарнул- бьёт его по раненой руке. ну мат всё равно чудеса творит. Вояка молодец.

[@user_nord55]

Что понравилась постановка?

[@skill9705]

The mind sanity of that soldier is... Jesus... No words...

[@stupendouslife8128]

It is awesome how the Ukrainian soldier manage the situation, 👍👍🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦👊

[@user-jm3hd8vt8e]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@andreikisseljov27]

да никак он не справляется, даже жгут не наложил

[@heron_Joseph]

Hat off to these two brave Hong Kong journalists Chan Tsz Yuk and Kaoru Ng. I wish Mykola Pastukh a speedy recovery.

[@felipevrogs9904]

muita bravura e dedicacao a profissao

[@dismembered133]

That for sure was a reality check.

[@justpassingby2358]

The soldier did a good job!

[@deckearns]

That Ukrainian solder is a total badass.

[@stepanmordukoff3142]

Then remember your words, when you die of injury!

[@animaez_sir32-Nk_]

😱 ohhh my God. That was very close, it nearly hit them .May God help them . I feel so sad for them 🥺

[@RichardL.1453]

Pretty sure that took out the 2 soldiers standing next to the cars. The shell looked like it landed right on them.

[@jorelldye4346]

They all got the wind blasted out of their lungs and the soldier calmed everyone down while undoubtedly in alot of pain himself. He's just used to it, and brave af.

[@pippinthegreat7300]

The bravery and determination of the soldier to help the journalists literally brings tears.

[@redmoon4276]

😂😂😂

[@johnathansaegal3156]

Yes, the soldier was brave, they all are (the soldiers). What irritates me is that the soldier had to be the one to explain how to aid the wounded journalist. Before entering a warzone, it is the journalist's responsibility to learn how to tend to wounds such as this BEFORE interfering with the combatants. The soldier was brave, but you could hear his frustration toward the civilian journalists for pretty much having to be babysat while arty shells were dropping in. The journalists laid there doing nothing until the soldier explained "use a tourniquet"... and all the while, the journalists had a tourniquet in their first aid pack, but didn't know how to use it without instruction. After getting wounded is not the time to learn how to use your first aid equipment.

[@user-zm3pw7ov5h]

Думал ты. Это же всу по ним и шмальнуло

[@ronibark5804]

Speaking about the Russia-Ukraine war, NATO’s Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg recently told a German weekly newspaper, “We must prepare for the fact that it could take years.” As I have said several times, this war is not like any war before; it is a scrutiny on a new level, a precursor of more scrutinies to come. This scrutiny may have started with Russia and Ukraine, but it will not end there; it will encompass all of Europe, and eventually all of humanity. These scrutinies will drive human society to rebuild itself in a way that helps us achieve life’s essence and purpose. The current bafflement and indecision that has overcome us is not negative. It is a mandatory state that precedes any progress. There have always been struggles over who will rule-which party or which leader or which ideology. The reflections imposed on us today impel us to determine how we want to relate to our society, to our country, and to humanity, and what will advance us to achieve the state of completion and perfection. Although at the moment, the struggles are between individuals who are leaders of their countries, people already see that this is not the correct way for humanity to be, at least not in terms of the leaders’ motivations. When leaders’ decisions are driven by considerations of the benefit of the public rather than their own benefit, their decisions will be correct, they will succeed, and they will win everyone’s support. This, by the way, does not pertain to one specific leader but is true of all leaders, as this will be the basic tenet of leadership in the future. The mutual dependence that seems to burden us today, causing shipment delays, food and energy shortages, and spreading viruses around the world, is really the flip-side of our mutual responsibility. When we learn the message of interconnectedness that it teaches us, we will find that our connections do not hurt, but allow us to live more comfortably and easily, and that our mutual dependence is an invitation to connect our hearts and not only our economies. The reason that we currently feel as though the world is in crisis is that we are unwilling to accept our interdependence. In the struggle between forced interdependence and reluctance to play by its rule, we are causing everything to shut down. However, if we embrace connection rather than reject it, we will discover its countless benefits compared to having to rely only on ourselves. We are living through a very special time in history. A pivotal shift is happening, a spiritual transformation. Gradually, we are learning to perceive ourselves not only as individuals, but also as parts of a system that maintain a symbiotic relationship with it: We nourish the system, and the system nourishes us. Until today, we perceived ourselves as separate beings. This put us in constant struggles against every one and every thing. The survival of the fittest epitomized our attitude towards life. In the new perception awakening within us, our attitude will change to what anthropologist Brian Hare and research scientist Vanessa Woods refer to as “the survival of the friendliest.” In this approach, those who feel connected to others and act with everyone’s benefit in mind will prosper, and those who cling to the attitude of “each man for himself” will find themselves defeated by life. Soon, and I hope it will come without too much pain, humanity will come to complete despair. We will feel that we are suffering blows every step of the way, and at every point in our development. When we come to this, people will agree to connect as a last resort. At that point, I really hope that humanity will begin to contemplate how to rise above the ego because otherwise, it will inflict unbearable suffering on all of us. In the era that is now dawning, we will not be able to impose decisions on others. We will not be able to oppress or force each other into any resolutions that they will not want to make of their own volition. Person against person, country against country, regime against regime, no one will be able to impose one’s views on the other. In the new era, he who starts a war-loses.‎ Rather, everything will be done with connection and reciprocity..

[@rickengel9992]

That soldier has balls of steel!!

[@brandonray8409]

Damn!! Brave men and women !! Prayers Ukraine! It’s awesome seeing the solider come up there and just stand their as this is happening like a stone brick wall! My ads would have been in the hole with the camera man!

[@vasylchenko1125]

Glory to Ukraine 🇺🇦 You are amazing!

[@kerjenez]

👎👎👎

[@silentwitness7132]

@@kerjenez Daily potato earned.

[@scoville24]

@@kerjenez 🔥 🇷🇺 🔥 ☮️ 🇺🇦 ☮️

[@user-oh9xp7ye3l]

Good job!

[@r.scottmacleod4564]

There are those who are up to the task and those who are NOT...that soldier is!

[@CultxreTV]

Glory To Ukraine!

[@user-mq1zm8rp2j]

Нееет!!! Ты что!!!! С ума сошел, чтоли?( Когда прилетает русский снаряд от Ахмата, надо прошептать Аллах Акбар.

[@ganipower2011]

Salute for this brave journalist without them we cannot see the truth....

[@crymeaariver]

Have you seen the Patrick Lancaster? Or the Ukraine on Fire documentary?

[@robb5828]

@@crymeaariver that Patrick boy films only what the Russians tell him to, he blew his credibility up once he stated that Russia is fighting for freedom and liberating people 😂

[@crymeaariver]

@@robb5828 Slava Donetsk and Luhansk Peoples Republic! Talk about freedom? Yeah.

[@robb5828]

@@crymeaariver You know the same thing happened when Russia invaded Georgia?Same story,installing separatist in 2 regions....Conquest undercover

[@crymeaariver]

@@robb5828 you know Russia are just protecting it's people. Arming them is one of them.

[@JG-gn9oq]

feels like im watching a Call of Duty/Battlefield cutscene, never thought those games can be these accurate

[@jpslayermayor9293]

Why is everyone saying "wow that was close". You realize that shrapnel flies out in a lethal 30 meter radius you dont need direct hit. The injured person may have a lethal injury or could have received on with a close strike of shell like that.

[@abb7118]

Fantastic video, really enjoyed it. Thanks for sharing

[@OliverLamLDRJourney]

So proud of these journalists especially those two who are from Hong Kong! I hope they're all okay.

[@Eric12886]

the hong kong journalist cared more about setting his camera up then the guy bleeding out

[@user-mq1zm8rp2j]

Тех журналистов, которые искривляют правду, покарает бог!

[@Sturmbannfuhrer_OttoGunsche]

I like how the title is completely incorrect.

[@RadimirSlavoludov]

Nice shot 👍

[@colorbugoriginals4457]

Gratitude to all journalists risking their lives to get the truth out. 💪🇺🇦❤️✌️

[@user-kl4un9qz6m]

日本からウクライナに栄光ある事を応援してます

[@NewsBr23]

Slavah ukraine and Japan and here on Brazil 🇺🇦🇧🇷🇯🇵

[@DarkhanYessilbay]

Japanese cars are the best

[@Rocket_scientist_88]

I love your soot sprite kitty!! あなたの猫はすごいだ！！

[@marcusorillius6971]

I hope they are ok

[@nungsame9649]

Peace