KYIV/KIEV UKRAINE - WHERE is it DANGEROUS?! 🇺🇦

I often get asked why I choose to live in such a dangerous place, Kyiv, Ukraine, when I'm visiting America or Europe. I dig deep here to find you the "hood" of Kyiv/Kiev. MORE BELOW↓
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[@dmitrykarpenko2271]

Most of the European capitals are more dangerous than Kyiv. Especially in certain districts. Take Paris as an example.

[@JanTu77]

в Париже спускаясь в метро на одной из центральных станций... чуть не наступил в кучу говна свежего. А цены просто из космоса в центре на гостиницы. Короче пару дней мне хватило в Париже. Маленькие города Бельгии, Голландии... особенно не туристические типа Бругге. Вот тема. Очень красиво , нет туристов и цены адекватные

[@taminalily8616]

Андрей согласна на все 💯 👍🏻

[@JanTu77]

@@taminalily8616 ну я жил в Европе 11 лет, вел бизнес и посмотрел и обьездил очень много мест. Leuven и Hasselt города в которые хочется вернуться. А еще художественный музей в Гааге. Картины в Лувре нервно курят в сторонке.

[@JanTu77]

Кому интересно Leuven kuria.pl/clients/_kuria/_upload/_foto/SAM_3285.jpg

[@ВячеславУкраїнцев]

Kiev is a dangerous place only for a russian. Good city for good people!

[@ВикторНк-з9о]

Просто ни один гопник не доебется до Брюса Вилиса

[@visionnairecom]

Ахаха нихуйово я поорал

[@nataliasantenello]

Ахахахахах 😂😂😂

[@jboss422]

Виктор Нк вголосину!

[@Mafiozi1989]

Просто ни один гопник не доебется до лысого из Brazzers.

[@loudlymusix]

ahahah

[@wawa-zm5wl]

You had to wear a t-shirt with Putin and pick up the flag of Russia, and the danger zone you would find in 1 minute anywhere.

[@ronom8856]

Ukrainian USA is now. It used be Ukrainian USSR. Different masters.

[@savvagrachev2754]

walter walter Unfortunately yeah, but same as if you went to Moscow and waved around a Ukrainian flag with a picture of the former President Petro Poroshenko, you'll find the police beating you up.

[@savvagrachev2754]

That is provocation already. But yeah, I get what you mean. 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@ВячеславУкраїнцев]

true!

[@ahlemlee2488]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 that's why people sell toilet paper with the picture of Putin on 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@DK-id3zv]

Dude you look more dangerous than any neighborhood! 😂

[@PeterSantenello]

Thanks man ;)

[@jackharrison5160]

@@PeterSantenello it's the shaved head

[@bendover9663]

@@jackharrison5160 so true! I'm a very friendly guy generally but i was stood outside a bar waiting for my friend about 5 years ago, i was wearing a black jacket similar to him, sure I'm a little overweight not chubby but maybe a few lbs, think medium sized, in terms of height, Tyson Fury, but anyway shaved head and a biggish beard and people, not just one but a few people assumed i was the bouncer haha i just gave off menacing vibes....

[@georgiopellegrino8370]

Þu locast mar gefærlic þenden ænig nehgeburhad!

[@Jean2235177]

Peter, I've been watching your Ukraine series. My heart goes out to the people of this beautiful country. I'm struck by the openness and friendliness of the Ukrainian people. The second thing I've noticed is how far your journalism technique has matured. Thank you for sharing the world with us.

[@ДмитрийДмитриев-ч5у8г]

На 11.55 мужик сморкается изыскано и элегантно. Борщага - островок культуры в Киеве!

[@keypoper807]

А в конце вороньі каркают как на погосте.

[@RuZZkiy-Vanka]

😂 сочно он так, а сопли вытер о забор

[@military9821]

Дима! Не культурные мужики - быдло - жлобы и прочие низко социальные представители, встречаются в любом районе Киева. Я тоже заметил и услышал этого гомосапиенса, когда американец проходил возле ларьков рынка. Но, какой смысл это афишировать. Многие иностранцы замечают, что наши мужики харкают и сморкаются прямо возле людей.

[@palmasalz2282]

10:55 рынок Днепр, я вырос там, совсем не далеко

[@uri26spaceburns]

Бля, только хотел написать) ты меня опередил)))

[@threecampbells]

I love the reality of your journeys in the city of KYIV and how beautiful the people are who live there. I am happy you showed just how bad it is in American cities and I saw the fear in your girlfriends face and movements when walking in San Francisco. The world needs to see the things you show on your journeys around Europe and how rough life is everywhere. The difference is America is less friendly and yet you can walk around anywhere and there is smiles and a kindness and openness you can not find here. I look forward to your next video and have seen everyone. I send my best to the people of Ukraine and would love one day to come and visit if my health allows it. Скоро побачимось

[@valeriinikanorov5748]

Wish your health gets well and welcome to Ukraine! Ласкаво просимо!

[@threecampbells]

@@valeriinikanorov5748 thank you for your kindness.

[@alyona_ya]

Обов'язково приїжджайте! 😊

[@threecampbells]

@@alyona_yaЯ роблю все можливе. Дякуємо вам за вашу доброту. I have to us my translator and my Ukraine typewriter. I hope I did good. Have a great day.

[@paskal_navi]

Rodger Campbell really well done. Hats off, Rodger!

[@TelegaNickLondon22]

the first kid said Mcgregor and tried walking like him flailing his arms, the other said Khabib, (his biggest rival in UFC who beat him recently)but you didnt get it, and you said happy birthday :-)

[@PeterSantenello]

Haha! That's funny.

[@valentinrachunek1974]

Peter Santenello Come visit Czech Republic 🙂🙂

[@jamesbracken6885]

Your rite the boys wer trying this fella is just walking around ignorant what a Dick

[@yuriy_kondor]

I was scrolling to see if anyone else knew that the kid was doing the Connor walk and that they are against khabib, not against happy birthdays lol

[@rolandroland1137]

I’m Polish, but I love Ukraine and Ukrainian people, I love spending time in Kiev

[@stephenlord2200]

Another great video Peter!!! I've been to Kyiv twice and at no time did I feel in danger or afraid. And when I tell people here in D.C. that I was in Ukraine I got the same questions "Isn't it dangerous". NO, it's not. I loved being there and am very seriously contemplating moving there. The people are amazing, the country is beautiful, they have more appreciation for life and enjoying it. As you know the US is a rat race, especially here in D.C. I work a few blocks from the White House and when I'm outside it is so crowded and busy and people are in a rush to get places. When I was in Kyiv, I never felt that harried from the people in Kyiv that I feel when I'm in downtown D.C. It is a day and night difference in the atmosphere between D.C. and Kyiv and I want very much to make Kyiv my home. Keep up the great work Peter, I absolutely love your videos.

[@carreyperea2201]

I live in Lviv, way smaller not as expensive, and very cultured, we have it all here, beautiful!!

[@threezerol944t]

Might as well, were chewing our own arm off, and destroying the fabric of our society to prop it up.

[@ingemarsjoo4542]

I feel the same in my favorite city Berlin as you feel in Kiev. People never seemes to be in a hurry. Easy living. Still a big city.

[@freddyfriesen]

They're Ukrainians! What did you expect? Have you ever done a video about being invited in for a meal. Our kids learned very quickly about Ukrainian hospitality when we went to visit some of my relatives in Alberta. (My Ukrainian ancestors pioneered the land around Vegreville.) Everywhere we went a feast was spread out for us. "What's the matter? You no like my food? Eat! Eat! " Not wanting to offend, we all ate to the point of almost exploding. I grew up in Winnipeg, a veritable melting pot. (In a predominantly British, Jewish neighbourhood.) OK, I may be somewhat biased, but at age 67, I would say the Ukrainian people are the most hospitable you will find.

[@dmytrovolynets]

Thank you for this words! Really nice to read something like this) Always welcome to Ukraine!

[@LazyLoneLion]

There is one non-direct point that leads to us appreciating our food -- Holodomor. A lot of our [grand-]grandparents experienced it and the memory still lives in such examples that even modern Ukrainians don't connect.

[@dmitrikaljuznoi1323]

Can say the same about Ukrainians and Belarusians, my mom and grandmother visited the relatives in the villages and they allways had to drink and eat or they would "not respect" the relatives, owners of the hobuse.

[@natalyparubocha8897]

I sometimes had arguments with some of my traditional Ukrainian family, because I don't want to eat some kinds of food and don't drink alcohol )))) But things are changing, even here ))) Even the people who push you to eat something ;)

[@Lobo_Loco1]

Little Chicago What you just said is pure bullshit. I was born and raised in Winnipeg, East side Elmwood and grew up with Ukrainians and can tell you right now they're definitely not "the most hospitable you will find" I had good Ukrainian friends growing up going to Miles Mac but, when I met their Ukrainian parents and grandparents, my whole perception of Ukrainians changed in an instant because not alll but, most Ukrainians are truly racist. What I find funny is, these people come from the 2nd most poorest country in all of Europe and have suffered so much hate and racism yet, these people come here to North America with their racist ideology's and prehistoric way of thinking in my country. You would think that people would learn from going through such hardships, racism, discrimination and hatred would learn from their past experiences but, nope not the Ukrainian people. No offense to you and your Ukrainian heritage but, the majority of Ukrainians are certainly not the sharpest tools in the shed, and thats saying it in a very nice way and truthfully, if you're a Ukrainian and carry that same ideology, you should get the fuck out of my beautiful country and go back to your third world village of a country and make perogies for a living.

[@natmaren989]

Всі шукають якісь гарні місця, а тут чоловік ходить і шукає гопніків, лол ))

[@beautifulbutterfly5578]

Hahaha! Exactly!

[@bratyuri1418]

Cause, he's the coolest man!

[@paulvalor8022]

@@bratyuri1418 tough nut.

[@orgyhepburn2761]

Thank you for speaking Ukrainian!!

[@ATrainTravels]

😂👍

[@arthurbc6]

i went to kiev for 4 nights last week, walked on the night and midnight everywhere in the city centre and old kiev, i was really drunk btw, felt safe all the time, fucking amazing city

[@terrygray5231]

I like those kids at 18:15 saying "Come to Ukraine. We very cool, and to have a nice day." When I was looking for a new travel plan, your videos from Kyiv were a tipping point for me. After watching a lot of your content and insightful comment, I came here. I've been here nearly a month now, and I've rented in three areas of the city, including Troieshchyna. I spent a week there, wanting to see the different parts of the city. The shopping and the dressing and the dining and the architecture is low and slow compared to the center, but the people there are just as kind, protective, dismissive or indifferent towards me as they are here in Pechers'kyi, or back in North Carolina, for that matter. Ordinary Troieshchyna people doing things in the ordinary way, using much less money. I accidentally tried to overpay for some vegetables at a sidewalk vendor, but she immediately refunded my stupid mistake with a big laugh at me. Keepin in mind I'm not out there drinking and hopping around at night, when all the usual warnings would apply. Common sense and human courtesy get you through almost anywhere in the world. I like Kiev and the game-faced (but essentially warm, I think) Ukrainian people, and I thank you for the tip. But by the way, when I said to my latest Kyiv host that I would be going to Serbia next, she asked me: "But isn't that dangerous?"

[@PeterSantenello]

Great to hear Terry! Yeah, everyone things everywhere else is dangerous, funny how that works.

[@billy-ps7jz]

Amazing to see that there was nobody sleeping on the street like in San Francisco

[@oleksandrsavitskyy7702]

It is good and bad man. As Nikolay wrote it is too cold. The other thing is that tolerance from police and business owners to homeless is lower then in us and they just got quicked out from some places.

[@samjones3106]

The reason not many homeless is because almost everyone is registered with the government in a home or apartment. Even if someone else owns the home its very difficult to evict someone when they are registered to live there. Its essentially a lifetime lease even if they dont pay rent. Its a system going back to the Soviet days.

[@oleksandrsavitskyy7702]

@@samjones3106 Just to say man. Did you read it somewhere or else? I grew up in USSR. The reason there were no homeless in USSR is that there was article 209 in criminal law. For begging you could go to prison for 2 years. For not working you could go to prison for 4 years so most of potential homeless either had to work or go to Siberian camp, some of them would finish in mental hospitals or if they were over 60 in retirement homes. These laws abolished in Russia after USSR collapsed. Here is the story of Russian teans killed homeless guy. pikabu.ru/story/v_voronezhe_14letnie_apologetyi_aue_izbili_deda_i_poluchili_otvetku_6585195 There is a video and you can see how homeless people live in Russia. They have to hide as police or private security will kick the hell out of them if they sleep on central streets or near shops like in US where homeless are the same citizens as other people. There are more homeless per capita in Russia then in US just because in Russia they not considered like normal citizens and have to hide. ru.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/%D0%91%D0%B5%D0%B7%D0%B4%D0%BE%D0%BC%D0%BD%D1%8B%D0%B5_%D0%B2_%D0%A0%D0%BE%D1%81%D1%81%D0%B8%D0%B8

[@oleksandrsavitskyy7702]

@@samjones3106 here is why you don't see homeless onthe central streets. Story (use Google translate) and picture of government worker (women) is kicking homeless man who was sleeping near Government Statistics local office. Her argument was that he smelled and was sleeping near historical building. m.lenta.ru/news/2019/07/24/perm/ She was not even fired from her job and i am not even talking about prosecuting her.

[@samjones3106]

@@oleksandrsavitskyy7702 I'm sure thats true but its very difficult to evict someone when they are registered to live in an apartment. End result is not many people become homeless.

[@laowhy86]

One of my fave videos so far. Such an organic look at a place. The parallels to China exist, but when I walk around asking people where the old town is in a city, or even a poorer or more dangerous area, people ask me why I'd want to see that (which is fine), but then tell me not to film that part. People are much less apt to admit that there is disparity, despite those less affluent places being the ones with the friendliest and warmest people.

[@PeterSantenello]

Thanks Matt! Yeah, I guess it's the mentality of having less to guard or protect. Nobody cared about the camera at all, even when it could have looked like I was making a negative video about their neighborhood.

[@AlexA-eg7gz]

Just for a split second, I found myself thinking "Wait! I was reading the comment section below Peter's video just a moment ago! When did I switch to C-Milk's channel?"

[@davidmar867]

You and Serpentza have turned into the worst frauds concerning china on the internet next to The Epoch Times and its subsidiaries, turns out they're obviously coordinating and being paid by a branch of the US. You both have the lowest emotional ethics and would qualify to be a Trump toady or a reporter for Fox News on China. Of course you two would back out of a debate with the other English ex-pats in China. They would utterly destroy you. I have to admit I like watching your garbage if nothing but to dismiss every distortion of the facts to satisfy an ego that needs caressing when its feeling inferior and inadequate - that's a Trumpian trait. Its good to have losers like you to show the rest of the world what true filth is on the internet.

[@LyashenkoSergiy]

At least 95% of Ukrainians are very critical about their country. Even nationalists and patriots are critical.

[@rostamfarikhnehad6391]

@@PeterSantenello what's your opinion about iranian people?

[@KonoozTravel]

Smart vlog, wipes up stereotypes and reflects reality

[@edfederoff2679]

I totally agree - as an American tourist looking to find the homeland roots of his paternal family (Pomerenko) - I was blown away by the Old-World beauty, the friendliness of the people, the mellowness of the place - walking backstreets in midtown near Maidan, after midnight - felt more secure than in my hometown of Los Angeles. Looking to spend some time there after retiring in 2020. Thanks for your videos!

[@bonsummers2657]

And the matter of Kyiv and Ukraine in general being a more homogenous race society, - that's signfiicant signficant.

[@jayinkyiv135]

Living here years now.. Honestly the world's best city.

[@kutuzovm3215]

whats the best about it lmfao?! Paying double the prices in moscow whilst making a quarter of the salary lmfao!!! Its a rapidly dying third world country to the point where the eastern part of the country which has been under ukrainian shelling has a higher human development index than the west

[@andresil8330]

Jay F where are you from?

[@dzobanv]

@@andresil8330 Just another pro-Russian lunatic

[@ozzless]

lol i love russian bots getting their ass burn in comments there. And yes, Kyiv is one of the best cities to live in, despite all russian propaganda trying to show it other way.

[@HistoryHustle]

Great video, loved it! Thanks for covering this. Very eye opening.

[@PeterSantenello]

Thanks for watching!

[@GreenTeaViewer]

Imagine Peter did a video with Bald and Bankrupt. That I'd like to see!

[@greek7662]

🤣

[@nazrilhood582]

No bald repeated words 100 times

[@thehardway7970]

I've been to Kyiv many times and I've never once felt threatened or intimidated. I recommend to everyone.

[@louisecorchevolle9241]

kiev in English

[@cinabonieua]

@@louisecorchevolle9241 no, Kyiv

[@wawa-zm5wl]

Слава Ўкраіне!

[@niklayolodin6412]

ГЕРОЯМ ТОЖЭ

[@zerownt]

Один гопник есть.

[@military9821]

@@zerownt Не правильно считаешь. Обрати внимание на лайки. А если считать твой коммент, то да, один есть !

[@zerownt]

@@military9821 Пардон! Всегда думаю о людях лучше ,чем они есть. Вот и здесь оказалось ,что быдла намного больше ,чем я считал. 🙁

[@niklayolodin6412]

@@zerownt СЛАВА НАВАЛЬНОМУ

[@arshadnakeem2947]

I use to travel Ukraine three to four times per year since 2014 ..KIEV is one of the best city i ever been..its soo clean and people are friendly...year by year everything getting well organized..when i say this to my wife she's so proud and happy :)

[@olenkap9585]

-where's the dangerous zone? -here, its a pit -no, but problems -here's another pit :-DDDDD

[@omarhassane4179]

Heey Peter 👋🏻 That video was really GOOD and FUN as always, that’s how the end result of PETER S. is 👍🏻Thanks for entertaining us and giving us more info about this BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY ( УКРАЇНА ) One last thing Peter , could you please not stop adding those Ukrainian subtitles? Because they’re really helping me so much with learning the language as a beginner and I’m sure that it will still do help me improve my level at that BEAUTIFUL language even when I reach intermediate and advanced as well.

[@oleksandrzubchenko7739]

Omar Hassan wow! It’s amazing to hear that someone from the world is trying to learn my (ukraininan) language. Where are you from, friend, and why did you decide to do so?

[@PeterSantenello]

@@oleksandrzubchenko7739 Thanks Omar! Glad you liked it. I'm a one-man band at the moment and sometimes I can't pull the subs off. Down the road, I'd like to. Thanks for caring and I'll try my best.

[@nadshy]

Try duolingo

[@andriygrom4853]

По моему гопники уже вымерли как динозавры. Наверное их уже и в Гарлеме нету. Когода вы ищете гопников, вы скорее похожи на археолога )))

[@sikachyna]

"Ты скакова срайона? Бабки есть? А если найду?" - вот это всё.

[@andriygrom4853]

Думаю так более похоже: - Слышь пацан, а ты сам откуда, на каком районе тусманишь ? - кого с "юрА" знаешь ? - мое поганяло знаешь ? - котлы свои покажи ?

[@svitlana2651]

Кива есть, Ляшко, да много их осталось, но они теперь все важные люди.

[@inthefun6077]

Как нет??? А на 18:00 минуте??? 😂

[@splashkord1695]

Гопники все сюда перебазировались >>> kzbin.info/www/bejne/qKHSc35-jrCnqpo

[@jimmyjimmyjimjim6062]

Kyiv was one of the most beautiful cities with most peaceful people. I am so looking forward to go back anytime really.

[@dmitrykarpenko2271]

The mural at 3:18 - that's the scholar from fifty hryvnas (Hrushevsky).

[@glentaylor9807]

Honestly Peter, having been to Kyiv multiple times. I have never once had a confrontation nor have seen one. In my opinion, my home city of boston is much much more "dangerous" haha is it weird to say I feel safer in Kyiv than my own home city?

[@louisecorchevolle9241]

KIEV

[@louisecorchevolle9241]

@Alex H if course in ukrainian but not in English, French mostly languages it I Kiev I suggest you to contact the bodies who rules the language to change for France it is "Academie française" but they have no political agenda tell the also to change Moscou in French for Moskva in russian

[@EphemeralProductions]

I suspect that’s now the case for MANY European cities compared to America. lol

[@jawnjawn3187]

Its really eerie to watch this now. So many good people shown here.

[@stay_with_me_natalija]

Ой, Петро, як чудово, коли три звертаєшся до дівчат, вони відповідають тобі українською мовою і ти все розумієшь.

[@MagmaleV]

Very funny and authentic video about my home city Kyiv! I live in not so good neighbourhood here for almost 20 years and real danger may come only at night and mostly if you drunk, reckless or just unlucky.

[@maymd218]

Thank you Peter for the reality around Ukraine and your respect to the host country and its citizens 👍

[@segameserver]

Привет из Беларуси! ^_^

[@PeterSantenello]

Люблю бердайнск!

[@Hangar1969]

@@PeterSantenello Berdiansk is in Ukraine. Belarus has its own claim to fame - a place called Babruisk. You need to read up on the early 2000s "padonki" slang to get the pun.

[@oleksandradolynska6067]

Thank you soooo much for this video! Welcome to Ukraine again!😍

[@YPEFFLE]

This reminds me when our relatives would visit from Belarus my dad always made sure to drive through the worst neighborhood in my city (Kensington in Philadelphia) to show them not all in America is paved in gold...

[@nicolaslordk1662]

It's about time you take a flight to my native Tbilisi, Pete. You'll love it.

[@mmeade9402]

Like you said, if your not involved in drugs/politics/big business its about as good as a major city gets. American cities are plagued with random violence and thats what makes people feel on edge. At any time you can be mugged, randomly sucker punched or worse.(not that its going to necessarily happen, but in the back of your mind you know it could happen) In Kiev your biggest concern is not being hassled by the old gypsy babushka's outside a couple of the subways.

[@chantaln6843]

The young boys were too funny. Also, I was very impressed that the one young fella sent a warm message in English. We certainly see that the young generation enjoys USA wrap music/lifestyle 😊

[@olgakovalenko6413]

This is a very funny video, I laughed heartily. greetings from Kyiv👋💙💛

[@ВолодимирКужель-о4э]

Slava Ukrainy. Peter bravo.

[@AktivkO]

ГЕРОЯМ СЛАВА! 🇺🇦

[@ЕвгенийВикторович-й9ч]

Гопники? Вы серьезно? Я хз где их вообще найти не то что в Киеве, а и всей Украине! Разве что в Донецке и Луганске😀😀

[@ivanivanow4073]

Евгений Викторович комнатное создание, выйди в центр вечером на стеллу или глобус и увидишь всю троещину и дврз. Конечно, если дома сидеть то ничего не увидишь.

[@ЕвгенийВикторович-й9ч]

@@ivanivanow4073 ок

[@НиколайКрысин-ч7щ]

Та ни в Галиции они все водятся и зигуют со слова "слава нации"

[@ЕвгенийВикторович-й9ч]

@@НиколайКрысин-ч7щ смерть ворогам!

[@sergki8316]

Это надо же быть таким идиотом, чтобы называть жителей Донецка и Луганска гопниками, хотя знать их не знаешь, а себя таким не считать, хотя данным комментарием показал себя как моральный урод. С тобой всё ясно.

[@NicolasSeteSeteSete]

When I'm in Kyiv, I love to take the metro and go as far as possible. ​Love this city

[@yuliyakolchenko5581]

This is like a totally funny video, i was laughing like half the time. Dangerous Kiev, lol

[@VladM174]

wonder what's left of this city right now...

[@MaximPustovit]

- Где опасность? - Вот, яма. - А ещё? - Вот вторая.

[@Jurij377]

Петер! В киеве можно и посмотреть и показать много интересного, но если поискать плохое, то можно найти, особеннона окраинах. И это характерно для любого города.

[@sashaua8647]

Петр , если будет желание покажу Вам Киев со стороны образованной молодежи , как мы живём работаем и отдыхаем , у нас очень крутое время провождения, особенно летом .

[@МихаилАрх-ч1в]

Просто Троещину и Борщаговку разрекламировали ,пропиарили ,а другие окраины Виноградарь ,Академгородок ,Теремки нет.

[@Четкокороткоиясно-КиевБлог]

Веду блог про Киев. Заходите!

[@yevgenychmykhun6661]

If you see russian troops than its dangerous. This could happen anywhere, Georgia, Moldova, Ukraine, Belarus, UK etc

[@AG21071995]

Thanks a lot for highlighting our country in this way. Much appreciated.

[@mr.g4785]

I went to Kiev a few years back 2016. I was told before I left by a Ukrainian friend who lives there that Ukraine is a very dangerous place. I found what you did. Nice people and "Texture" of old and new. Lots of green spaces. A nice city with hard economic times.

[@artdre1881]

Kyiv is a pretty safe city. We had problems with street crimes in 90s. But nowadays it is not very common thing. Specially in the capital. Maybe in eastern industrial cities of Ukraine like Herson, Krivoy Rig, Zaporizhzhya is more dangerous and you can find gopniks there. But still it should be more or less ok even there.

[@louisecorchevolle9241]

kiev English

[@artdre1881]

​@@louisecorchevolle9241 Kiev is the name of the city transliterated from Russian Kyiv from Ukrainian. You can check this information here opinionua.com/en/2019/06/13/the-us-geographic-council-has-decided-to-change-kiev-to-kyiv-on-an-international-basis/

[@georgex5959]

Brilliant, brilliant video. Loved it. Great people

[@paulmacdonald4844]

I have visited Kiev six times to the Livoberezhna area and love it difficult to explain why other than it has one foot in past and one in present which I like.There is a simplicity about it with wonderful traditional buildings but also lots of indoor shopping malls bowling ,Karaoke and great English music playing everywhere buses ,taxis, malls really can not wait to return .

[@watersonnn]

Its KYIV, forget bout "KIEV" foreva))

[@gojotigan92]

It's КꙐЄВЪ from "кꙑи, кѹти, кѹзнь, ковати" not Киев or Київ.

[@GreenTeaViewer]

Kiev is capital of the Ukraine tho

[@ronom8856]

Roma, Venezia, Firenze. Many nations have different ways of spelling their country and its cities, regions, etc. In English it is Kiev.

[@andrew7884]

@@ronom8856 no it's not)))

[@ronom8856]

@@andrew7884 I speak English. I like Kiev better. Chicken Kiev.

[@iliaivanov7895]

To be honest, it doesn't seem to be so dangerous in Kiev. I've been there and it's as safe as any other city in Eastern Europe...Moderately :)

[@kananjafarov4563]

Nice video, mate. I have been occasionally living in Kiev for almost 4 years now, it is a really wonderful place to live. The city is very vibrant and the people are really nice (most of them). I love Kiev, but I wish people here had less corrupt and more loyal mayor who could do his job in a proper way to renovate the city, make it cleaner and better for life. Kiev needs a little more attention to become a really beautiful spot.

[@noaht5191]

Wow. It’s cool to see you travel the same streets and markets that one of my closest friends does every day. I was nervous to travel at first, but then I realized “where in the hell in America can you walk up and speak to a woman about cats through her window?” All of these places are obviously safer than my home in SC..... I Will be in Troieshchyna this February for a day, then heading to Lviv for 2 days. And returning in the spring to visit Zaporozhye and Pripyat. Your videos truly helped my fears of traveling here. Thanks. Great content. Subscribed.

[@lollol-kj9wi]

Peter, advice you to visit Central Railway Station, there you can find some "гопніки", but we call them "цигани" and "циганки", they can steal your stuff so fast, you will not even notice

[@slavenyack7666]

Those are gypsies.

[@sergki8316]

Ты просто не понимаешь значит значение слова "гопники". При чём тут цыгане и воришки?!?! Если тебя обкрадёт гопник, то ты как раз таки заметишь это и скорее всего с разбитым носом.😂

[@dinis8271]

That means gypsies lmao it’s the same word in portuguese. In portuguese it’s Cigano or ciganos.

[@stivengarcia7332]

@@dinis8271 You should say in spanish: "basura humana"

[@MrTeeMoor]

Thanks for this video🌞👍

[@OTWD_yt]

I’m travelling to Kiev in January recommend to do and see for a young travel couple 😊

[@v-e-y]

Дякую за відео. 🙂

[@lprintukr]

В Черных кварталах опасней чем на Троещине) Троещина уже не та. В 90х годах на Троещине было опасно, поскольку, на то время это был новый район и время было бандитское . А сейчас Борщаговка в топе!) А Троещина уже как стереотип.

[@dja65s]

На початку 90-х Троєщина була дуже спокійним районом, порівняно з іншими. Там квартири спочатку отримали в основному кваліфіковані фахівці. Кримінальний образ почав з'являтися пізніше, коли вже інтенсивно почали купувати нерухомість, оскільки там квартири були одні із найдешевших із за поганої транспортної інфраструктури + з'явився Троєщинський ринок і його працівники намагались жити поруч - то там почала осідати можливо не сама цивілізована публіка. І образ "небезпечної Троєщини" серед киян з'явився лише в 2000-х. Хоча вона як на мене ніколи не відрізнялась від інших районів. Так само, як і Борщагівка. В 92 - 95 рр. знайти неприємності можна було в будь якому районі, тоді в країні хазяйнував кримінал. А потім Київ щодо рівня безпеки мало відрізнявся від інших європейських міст. Все життя часто ходив вночі майже по всіх районах Києва - ніколи не мав жодних неприємностей. Може тому що їх не шукав )

[@lprintukr]

@@dja65s Кто ищет - тот всегда найдет!) Троещина 90х была, как по мне, очень контрастная . Я живу на Троещине с 1991 года. Одни микрорайоны были колхозные , другие - продвинутые. В одних школах в основном популярное движение было именно рок, а в других школах - дешёвый электронный фольклор и шансон). По своим наблюдениям пипец был именно до 2000х годов.... Тут наверное кому как повезло)

[@reymartgaspar796]

Nice weather. Its clean and people are welcoming and good looking. That's what i've noticed by watching this vlog. Hope to visit Ukraine soon. ❤️ From the -🇵🇭

[@davidhasselhoff619]

I lived in Kyiv. My favorite city. You know the American Medical Center is not far from the 2nd location you traveled to. I went there many times and passed through that neighborhood. Its just a normal Ukrainian neighborhood really. Not as wealthy as Obolon or the city center but safe.

[@Max57109]

Everything’s cool Peter! It’s very nice that you promote Ukraine to people all aroung the Globe. Thanx for that. But there is also beautiful Ukrainian language which is the part of UA and its culture: you can say “dobrogo dnia” instead of russian “zdravstvuite” :)

[@гражданинсвободнойстраны]

ГОПНИКИ ЗАНЕСЕНЫ В КРАСНУЮ КНИГУ БЕРЕГИТЕ ИХ

[@marynat1078]

Они уже все в верховной раде. Как Тищенко.

[@lordhumungus1386]

in most of the slavic countries people are very friendly and open towards foreigners,so even if you are in a bad part of town you would probably encounter only friendly or neutral people..if you want to see dangerous side you need to go in this places late at night.

[@ramdas363]

Men get drunk and cause problems but how dangerous is it really? My guess is Paris, London and Berlin are worse.

[@lordhumungus1386]

@@ramdas363 as far as it goes for southern slavic countries and western slavic countries he would get beaten in the worst scenario and I also think that it would end up like that even in Ukraine and Russia..and that means only if you 'cause problems,you need to have a really bad luck in your life to get beaten or something just for being there haha..yeah,those cities are far more dangerous than probably 90% of slavic cities,except some russian cities who are well known for violence and stuff..I am from Croatia and Croatia is in top safest countries in a world.

[@Maelli535]

There's a very nice park up at Syrets, with a miniature railway. Some very good and very cheap restaurants round there as well. Not far from Dorohozhychi subway and Babiy Yar (but opposite direction from Babiy Yar). Long live Rushen chocolate (go visit the factory)!

[@johnshatner9660]

Very funny video.Thanks for showing it.If,you asked about Borshchahovka places where I come from in the daytime with a camera you would not have it for very long.Nice jacket too.Do you need it

[@zer0f0x69]

I want to travel this land some day. Ukraine is definitely on my list of travel destinations for sure.

[@sashaua8647]

Welcome mean !) Needs help in Kyiv , right

[@Bobskiboy85]

As a person who now chooses to live in eastern Europe myself, in Romania, its the same kind of feeling here. I feel far more relaxed and chilled here than other more well known and so called 'developed' countries. Shit happens, but its different, its not on a mass scale, its often petty and in terms of bad areas, all cities have less favourable areas, but in general here, safe and great people. I was in Kyiv earlier this year and just got around on foot and metro etc and loved it, had no issues from or with anyone. Western media and the crap and narrative they peddle is largely responsible for a lot of what people are fed. Eastern European countries still have legacy issues and problems with the haves and have nots, but by and large, hard working and honest people that just get on with it and couldn't give a toss about what the media says.

[@Yenko1992]

Hey Peter my wife is from Zhytomir! I should be back in Ukraine during the month of May! Very cool I had no idea you lived in Kiev as I have watched many of your videos. I would love to meet when I visit.

[@ThePandaPhotographer]

I was in San Francisco for a few months and I was homeless there too, looking for work but also Youtubing. I know sometimes I am critical of what people do but in the past year, I was robbed a few times, I fought my way out of some and all is on KZbin. Ukraine/KYVI seems nice

[@vitaliikucher3908]

Прикольно стетхем гопников ищет по Киеве )

[@Romkosss]

- Я хочу посмотреть гопники - Это было в 90х 😅

[@vrough]

Living in Troeschina for a 20 years i was two times in dangerous situations: 1. Few guys tried to rob me (take my phone) 2. One guy strike me to face and broke my lip

[@neto6230]

Kyiv is a awesome of city, definitely will be exploring that this year

[@sdhetan3hetsa]

Kyiv*

[@Jerry113]

GASP look at those dangerous youth!

[@GoodDay-ox1el]

😢… all those buildings…how many of them destroyed today😢. I from Borschagovka😊 many years ago moved to US. Seen my Kiev through your lenses is very cool,gives me nostalgia virtually walking those streets…thank you,Peter Watched few videos about Chicago and NY. You’ve done some fantastic work,THANK YOU, I am your new fan. 🎉.subscribed!

[@djsonfire0001]

"It's Amateur hour for danger"😂🤣😅

[@727Anton]

English is most learned subject in Kyiv. Even in technical studies. Russian (soviet) doesn't have been teached in most cases more than 10 years (when I've been learned). Don't be soviet and you welcome

[@kilians9653]

Russian (soviet)? Что за бред? Советский язык?))

[@727Anton]

@@kilians9653 it's actually general status of this language in Ukraine and it differs from literary russian

[@savvagrachev2754]

Still, at least Ukraine allow Russian. In terrorist republics DPR and LPR (not DNR/LNR because then it'll have to be entirely in Cyrillic) they are trying to wipe out Ukrainian completely.

[@MrMaxlines]

Пітере, коли українську вивчиш?)

[@natedawgamus]

My trip to Ukraine for my fifth visit was blown out of the water by C-19 ! I miss it and want to live closer to the Carpathian Mountains! It’s so beautiful and the people everywhere are just awesome!

[@Mike.Cebert]

Still remember my time in Kiev really well from 2018. Very different to any other European city I've been to.

[@_FireHeart]

10:28 it’s *BORSHCHAHIVKA* _(transcription from Ukrainian language)_ , not BorschahOvka . Other than that...great video! :)

[@maxxxua]

later Peter said correctly 👌

[@vsem_pizda]

Украинский язык никому не нужен, прежде всего украинцам.

[@shauntemplar.26]

i lived d in kyiv..do you not think it might offend these wonderful people, Kyiv is truly amazing city..Ukraine is just outstanding.. the west can learn many things from Ukrainian way of life.. you know this yourself

[@sashaua8647]

Welcome BRO in freedom country!)

[@louisecorchevolle9241]

kiev in English

[@stivengarcia7332]

@@louisecorchevolle9241 KYIV

[@OurEclecticTravelAdventures]

Peter, LOVE your videos. We just subscribed a few weeks ago. I just returned from Ukraine. I am Armenian American but my wife was born in Ukraine. volunteered and instructed in combat casualty care and fire & maneuver, weapons drills, etc., Anyway, we would very much like to return to Ukraine and buy. Actually, we'd like to live between Armenia and Ukraine. Curious; do you still live in Ukraine? Kyiv is pretty safe, relatively speaking. Fewer people dying there than in the USA's city streets... We'd like to move in no more than 24 months -hopefully less. Every time we come back from overseas, we see USA through newer lenses and each time like what we see less and less. Hard for me to say as I am a 31 year veteran. But the country I originally swore to serve, is not the country I see now. So, that's a bit of why we want to move.

[@Mehdi77230]

Peter, I like your job style. I encourage you, go further and continue like that. Thank you.

[@beepst]

8:35 so great to see these groups of people chilling... so bad we don't get to see that here in the western countries

[@alexnah3872]

you are great, man. thank you

[@nikosjasonfakaro5311]

I am a Canadian in Lutsk Ukraine with wife and kids ... what are you doing in Kyiv Peter ? :)

[@andresil8330]

Nikos and Alla Fakaro Hey man! How does it feels to live there with family? How is the job situation for foreigners? Just wife has family there and we are thinking about moving to Ukraine.

[@nikosjasonfakaro5311]

@@andresil8330 Hi Andre... I have been here officially for a year and a half ... I am not sure about the job situation for foreigners as I am self employed. I need to learn Ukrainian ..... it is important to move around and now has become law. If you are setup ... it is much more affordable for sure. - I can work anywhere online ... so I am not tied to any one location. It is a good place to work online and save money for sure to get to the next level - Thats our plan :D

[@jinxiaotian2853]

Great vlog!

[@bjbegui]

That was awesome.. thanks for this video...

[@ТетянаКирик-с1й]

Гопники - это не жители Троещины или Борщаговки. Это стиль жизни и вид воспитания. Они могут и в центре жить. А если вам дали в нос за вопрос: Где тут гопники? Значит, поздравляю, вы гопников и встретили.

[@Omglolwut]

Im there a lot and have never had an issue. Feels safer there than when I'm in a city in the US or Western Europe.

[@Off-The-X]

Doing a review of Peter's videos as I reached out to him. One thing really stand out in this one, the amount of Russian agents that were in this area at the time, scouting and mapping for the 2021 invasion. Thanks for the record Peter, You are a wonderful soul! #Peace

[@andreysova4976]

12:40 - Хабиб? - Хабибёздей 😂

[@ТимурБойко-ы2х]

Right now I'm in Dubai. This city is my first exposure to foreign cultures. Originaly from Ukraine, obviiusly. I spent here 15 months so far and I have to say I've never been a racis, or anything close to that, untill lately. After I left my country there is a lot of negative baggage I accumulated. I've learned to hate. My story aside, Ukraine is the place where I never knew how to hate. That burden just doesn't come up there.

[@xhonibravo1340]

bravo peter yours video are so really and you explaind very well about all situation and story of countrys and peoples culture and tradition