Life In Ukraine During War. Tetiiv Town

[@mewrongwayKOCXF]

Very nice video! Thank You 💙💛

[@VictorFursov]

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[@mrrichierich9916]

❤🇬🇧🥖🇺🇦👁 Thanks for more information on the Ukraine I love to see people are Okay I'm doing well Always be good to be safe and never give up the fights

[@amazingukraine.irynagegelska]

Thank you dear Rick! Your comments inspire me make a new video ❤ Yes there are many ugly things in this word, such as a war. But we need to do everything that depends on us. Actually we have no choice. Go ahead and make our the best 🎉 Subscribed to your channel))

[@glowingnode]

Lovely. I was born and grew up in Tetiiv. My parents still live here. You were standing near the Memorial with names of the diseased. I believe a photo of my younger brother was displayed there too. He died in March 2023 after a long illness (previously he served in ATO before a full-scale invasion by ruzia). Best wishes, Olya

[@rebeccacaraska4112]

It's nice to see that war doesn't have to affect every part of Ukraine. It's also horrible to know that it does affect a large part of Ukraine and that it didn't need to. Ukraine should let the Donbas go. That is the best thing to save the Ukrainian soldiers.

[@amazingukraine.irynagegelska]

Good afternoon Thank you for your comment and for supporting Ukraine. I don't know what country you are from. If, for instance, a neighbouring country asks to take over part of your country would you agree? I recommend you read a story about how Nazi Germany invaded Czechoslovakia. Germany's takeover of Sudetenland-a region of Czechoslovakia that bordered Germany and was populated largely by ethnic Germans-was accomplished almost without bloodshed. Despite France promising to protect Czech territory in 1924 and 1925, France, Italy, and Great Britain in 1938 signed the Munich Agreement, which acquiesced to German demands that Sudetenland be given to Germany. While many Czechs were displeased, the Munich Agreement was widely praised at the time-Hitler had claimed the Sudetenland would be the last of his territorial claims. I think you know what happened in 1939