REAL UNCENSORED life in Ukraine during war

[@The_Savage_Wombat]

I visited Kyiv for a month in June. It was sad to see the elderly refugees who cannot afford groceries and other necessities. Many cannot even afford to feed their dogs. I tried to help them but ran out of money in a month and had to go back to work in the US. I hope this improves soon. The most vulnerable suffer the most during war.

[@pablodelsegundo9502]

Dear god, I really feel for the youngest Ukrainian generation. 3 years of a pandemic is bad enough, this senseless war adds insult to injury. You parents have my utmost sympathy and respect. EDIT: it seems essential that western aid packages include lumber, steel, cement, and other construction materials asap. It will be too late come October.

[@MikeOxlong-]

@@markedwarddavis2014 Give it a rest, Jackov. It’s abundantly clear that you haven’t even the foggiest clue what is happening, who’s doing what, or why... 🤦‍♂️

[@MikeOxlong-]

Aside from areas that only need minimal repairs (like fixing broken windows) and that still have functioning utilities and serviceable infrastructure, there’s not a whole lot that can or even should be done unfortunately, at least not until there is at a minimum some sort of outcome or pause in this war. Due to the rampant and indiscriminate shelling, bombing, and deliberate, targeted destruction of their cities by the 4th reich (and the fact that this remains so as of this time) means that even ad-hoc repairs either in areas that could or are certain to receive further aggression, or in areas that have been so damaged that there simply isn’t any infrastructure to work with (and thus requiring total bulldozing and rebuilding from the very start all over again) shouldn’t even be a consideration at this time... The civilized world (especially in Europe) really needs to put on their big boy pants and start getting to work in returning our societies back into the good, neighbourly communities that go out of their way in lending as much of a helping hand as they possibly can all throughout these troubling times (and forever forward), and get back to what we used to be during the lives of most of our grandparents, and how they were strong, independent, thinking people who solved problems and worked with what they had, and made due with the same. We are in for some rough times these next few years, regardless of the outcome of this abomination of humanity happening in Ukraine, and people need to wake up to this fact/reality and prepare themselves for it...

[@MikeOxlong-]

@@markedwarddavis2014 that’s good, because unlike your dead and bloated, propaganda filled airspace between your ears, America doesn’t want another state to babysit either. However there is such a thing as humanity, which they are providing against the worst case of nazism since WW2 (courtesy of old Vladolf Putler). Something your indoctrinated little airspace wouldn’t understand... 🤦‍♂️

[@G58]

Children are always the innocent victims of war. But did anyone in Ukraine protest the government selling out to the CIA, NATO, WEF, big pharmaceutical companies or whoever set up the laboratories? Did anyone protest the puppet comedian president? Did anyone protest the bombing of the Donbas for 8 years? Children are killed there by Ukrainian forces. The reason I ask is because if they were all okay with all that, who do you believe is actually to blame for the war…? Peace

[@Ukraineaissance2014]

Yes it should include a lot of that, but ukraine has traditionally had a very strong heavy industry sector

[@MikeOxlong-]

Olga, thank you for producing this video! Having open, honest, and REAL discussions about life in Ukraine and how those realities have been changing is a very important component to the conversation... If you’re up for it, I’d continue with this pattern and explain more of what has changed, and the additional difficulties that are part of people’s lives now as a result of this unjust, illegal, and disgusting invasion!! You take care of yourself and your family. Slava Ukraini 💙💛🇺🇦❕

[@Olga_Reznikova]

Ok, sure! Will try to do that!

[@fizzi3545]

It sounds very stressful living in Ukraine during this war and my heart goes out to everyone caught up in it. (I pray for it to end soon). It never ceases to amaze me how strong and resilient Ukrainian people are. Thank you for your videos, explaining how life is at the moment in Ukraine, it helps us all understand the practicalities of everyday life and the struggles people are facing there.

[@lindabarnes4128]

Oh, my dear Olga. You are in the middle of a nightmare that is life in Ukraine right now. The bravery that you show, your factual honesty as a young generation reporter is helping to reveal the awful effects of the war on Ukraine. My heart goes out to you and everyone in this debacle.

[@Olga_Reznikova]

Thank you!

[@ruffrider]

Dear Olga, yes I can verify that you are describing the situation exactly as it is. I was there during the months of May through July, mostly in the areas of CHERKASY and Dnipro. And it is a dramatic change from my visits from previous years. I have even written to my state senator from Texas about the situation. And his reply from his staff quoted me his voting record for support of the Ukraine in military items and in humanitarian Aid. And also my Church Fellowship in your country is stepping up benevolent support.

[@rusnikfromtranscarpathia]

My Good Friend Anna (Аня), is a police officer for the city of Kryvyo Rih, and has told me how the sirens alarm very much, no shipments of products for Markets (or empty shelves), no food, no gas, no electricity in many outer parts (suburbs) of the city. They cook outside, stay near shelters, and try to grow gardens for food,,,and trying to find Natural Food from the forests, rivers, and other Nature Parks. She has both a handicap mother AND a daughter with medical heart problems (her other daught is normal), and 2 dogs to try to take care of, AND working 10-12 hour days! 😱😔 Her brother is also handicapped, but he helps refugees and transports of humanitarian aid instead of fighting the Russian Bastards. Anna helps with making sure people get to safety during air raids, security for any Supervisor or Government Official, AND the 'normal' police work (stop crime, make arrests, paperwork, training to fight the enemy, etc). No ambulance service if her family (or someone else), no car, no banks, no schools, no churches. 😔😔 She wants to leave to save her family, but is Obligated by Law to stay because of War Regulations,,,because I offered to be her Sponsor here in America, Saint Louis. Keep Praying for Peace, and as always,,,СЛАВА УКРАІІНІ! 💙💛🇺🇦🔱

[@froggynzack]

At least you're honest

[@mkpiel]

Hello Olga i have seen how life is there in Ukraine and i am glad that you are ok and safe. I love your channel and I pray that this all ends, and life goes back to the way it was before february 24th Have a great day much love from your american viewer Mason Piel

[@mkpiel]

I love you and would love to meet you and be friends

[@charlottethien3749]

Olga , Thank you for the information , which made it easier to understand than from the news .

[@RuleofFive]

Thanks for reminding people that just because they don't see a story about Ukraine on the news doesn't mean there isn't still suffering there because of this war. Even if Putin pulled Russian troops out tomorrow there will be years of rebuilding to be done. You're in the UK and still you have challenges about your daughter's education. This war has affected millions of lives in so many ways. I'm glad you're talking about it.

[@Olga_Reznikova]

Everyone who is abroad facing so many channelenges. Living not usual life for yourself, no friends, no friends for kids, many don't know the language, much less income and also broken families as mom's staying with kids without their husband's and such things always have negative effects...

[@RuleofFive]

​@@Olga_Reznikova I was in the US military for a few years. I missed my family but I have never had to worry that I would have to flee my home or that a Russian artillery shell would land on my house or kill my family. I try to empathize when I watch videos from Ukrainians trying to describe what life is like during the war. I try to learn as much as I can so I can see the extent of challenges that people face whether they remain in Ukraine or have to leave for safety reasons as you have done. I hope you keep educating people with your videos. I certainly appreciate them.

[@andy.h5988]

I cry for Ukraine, I cry for young Esenia and for your family and the millions there are still in your homeland in this horrific situation. But I also know that your spirit and those of your people will be what rises eventually when those shameful and vile criminals finally face a reckoning. My heart is with you all and my prayers are for a bright future for you and for Ukraine 💙💛

[@dionisiosanchez7898]

Thanks for the video , it s. Very interesting

[@jozefgoethals6867]

Thank you for the video.Stay strong.Slava Ukraine

[@NoelCraigNI]

The day I learned to walk, it was drilled into me that I should not open gates not belonging to the family; I should not kick littered tin cans or open discarded match boxes because it could be booby trapped with high explosives. That was a comparatively very small scale conflict I grew up in but this situation in Ukraine is on a whole other level. No child should have to face this, so sorry for your people.

[@raggedblossom508]

Thank you for this update, Olga. I imagine it must also be very hard psychologically, to live in continual uncertainty, to have to be alert for sirens day and night. Especially for children and older people.

[@jeffsiegwart]

Thank you for a comprehensive report.

[@svennielsen633]

I respect you for this effort to give insight into the difficulties of life in Ukraine during the war. I feel sure, that you have made a big job to get information and also to give information about different sides of life (schools, factories, homes).

[@WillemAnema]

I cannot comprehend how the average russian is ok with their military terrorizing neighbouring countries.

[@ianmackenzie686]

The muskovite mind is a dark place.

[@normanboyes4983]

The answer to that is complex. There is no average Russian just like there is no average Brit or American. But parts of the picture: 1. Some ‘inherently believe’ in the need for and support the war with a passion. 2. Some believe and support because their heads are filled, with unadulterated, propaganda. 3. Some do not know what to believe - ie confused. 4. Some do not want to know and adopt the ostrich position. 5. Some are horrified by this action. 6. Some are horrified and oppose Putin. 7. Some are horrified and have left Russia But, there is no reliable way of reliably determining the proportions of the above. However 20 years of increasing oppression in Russia, culminating in the recent changes in law following the illegal invasion has made the concept of opposition or demonstrations impossible.

[@a00r]

This tugs at my heart so much, I have a friend who has relatives from Ukraine, it's so painful what is going on :(

[@davea6314]

Question: Since the war started on February 24th has there been a significant cultural shift in Ukraine away from speaking the Russian language?

[@Olga_Reznikova]

Nothing by force. Many Russian speaking people switch to Ukrainian language, because they don't want to speak one language with agressor.

[@pablodelsegundo9502]

I understand Kyiv city has ended Russian language instruction in schools (that, or it's no longer compulsory), though I'm getting this 2nd hand so I may be off.

[@paulprochan8853]

I speak four languages and I sometimes consider the hatred towards Russian language like the hatred towards the German language during the WW II.

[@davea6314]

@@Olga_Reznikova Olga, thanks for answering my question.

[@davea6314]

@@pablodelsegundo9502 It would make sense that learning the Russian language would no be longer compulsory in Ukraine. I hope that Ukrainian and English become the only two official languages of Ukraine over the next 100 years.

[@strunch]

What are the opinions of Ukrainians regarding martial law?

[@Olga_Reznikova]

There is eighbouring country which try to destroy your own country in any possible way. What could be the opinion of people??))

[@strunch]

@@Olga_Reznikova No. Opinion of martial law that controls the freedom of men.

[@conkshell9445]

Are you back home ? A week ago you were in the British countryside..

[@Olga_Reznikova]

Don't think I am posting videos from a day of filming;) my videos are scheduled 2-3 weeks ahead😉

[@Bond...James.Bond...007]

good vid on understanding the effects of war in Ukraine

[@Olga_Reznikova]

Thank you!

[@alexs3447]

Yes we can assume nothing can be normal with a war going on in the country.

[@charlesbuhr9567]

The poor children have to worry about just staying alive. Why do they not give the keys to the head of schools. 🌼 💙💛Pamela

[@TheFishermanpat]

Olga I want to thank you for all you do to help us all to see the real Ukraine, Slava Ukraine , from Australia , thank you dear

[@gomezmunoz584]

Beautiful Lady and love your accent. It sucks that your country is being attacked.

[@karlreid4227]

Olga, Thank you for your video and yes I also think it is important for all to know the real realities of what is going on and Ukraine needs and will need all the help they can receive and for years to come ongoing and continuslly it is important and very much needed now, even before but always and forever to never quite with helping Ukraine. Much action is needed and not just kind words are the reality of what Ukraine does need. Before now and forever after has to be done with action not talk. So from me Ukraine will at least have my action to do what I can to help and more, as i can not really speak for others on what they are or will do.I will also like to say this also means you too Olga, as all isn't always easy. Many misconceptions about the kind of actual hard work you do here for us and the world, and also taking on your own life as well. This is the real heart and soul of every Ukrainian and even in my own city it is this way Always hard work, no complaints, kind sincere in every way, while all in all no matter what is going on lots of unconditional love for all the world shows with out a blink of an eye all the time. Thanks again have a good day from USA

[@RW4X4X3006]

Inflation is the same here in the US, around 20 - 25% for consumer goods.

[@josedosanjos2200]

Thanks for your time Olga. So great work.

[@corkion]

ukrain ship came to my country with grain yesterday ireland .good lord will this war stop

[@davidwebb4904]

We have supply chain problems in the UK as well. Shortages of truck drivers etc.

[@karenissimalovestrilogy75]

Supply chain issues are happening all over the globe...

[@SigMaQuint]

With rehearsals, buildings can be evacuated quickly. It has to be rehearsed.

[@alandickerson3379]

Thank you for sharing this. I have wondered about many of the thigs you discussed! Have a nice new week!!

[@VonBluesman]

I am sorry for your troubles. I can’t even begin to imagine the stress and all of the problems Ukrainians are dealing with. I would be so upset with mixed emotions about having children school age. They have to get an education to better themselves, the country and the economy. They need social interaction but there is also risk factors. I do pray earnestly for GOD to end the war every day. I wish I had the right words of comfort. GOD bless all Ukrainians.

[@kiwinewz2042]

Slava Ukraine Kia Kaha Arohanui from New Zealand 🇺🇦🇳🇿🇦🇺🇺🇦🕊🌻

[@comodice905]

You are greatest hero on KZbin glory to ukraine

[@larslarsman]

August 24, Happy Ukraine Independence Day. ♥

[@ljonata1981]

Very independent... Remember Victoria Nuland choosing Ukraine's president in the leaked audio?

[@lucaskolakovic2025]

Hi Olga, I hope you and your family are all doing good in the UK. I think that it is a good idea to try to get the kids to be at school, so that they socialise.

[@Olga_Reznikova]

Yes, definitely!

[@adrianr650]

Thank you Olga it is important that we are kept aware of what is happening in Ukraine, apart from the news, so we can help and pray as we can. I wish you and your family the best and am pleased that you have found a new life in England for now during this difficult and unsettling time for us all.

[@pradeepsao4951]

*GOD BLESS UKRAINE!🇺🇦*

[@darellnewsome4459]

Great video Olga. Thank you!

[@saadsiddiqui6491]

I will go back to Ukraine after war with my adorable wife

[@opnion2294]

There is no war

[@sebozz2046]

@@opnion2294 Really how that?

[@paulprochan8853]

Ukraine will need people.

[@miriamscheuch7356]

@@opnion2294 ah so Mariupol is not completely destroyed ? So everyone can visit the City and see a nice blossoming city and it is safe because no bombs are dropped ? So you personally have seen exactly that

[@jrrarglblarg9241]

@@opnion2294 Asian disinformation subcontractor says what?

[@fraser5643]

Well done Usyk

[@Olga_Reznikova]

Yes!

[@frankb1]

Hi Olga!

[@SherryBaby1107]

Thank you for sharing this senseless act of continued violence is beyond devastating for all Ukrainians young old and everyone in between the implications go far beyond Ukraine as well the shortest of goods the inflation is having a global impact especially with wheat as Ukraine is the largest exporter of such goods…. But nothing compares with the lives of those that are living through this historical event and I fully feel for all Ukrainians and can imagine even if some are eating in a restaurant or buying groceries they are still affected by what is still happening.. I continue to pray that this too shall pass and Ukraine will stand free and peaceful 💙💛

[@harrisonchevy4452]

Olga how are you doing? What you talk about is a difficult situation. I really do feel so sad 😭 for your people and country.

[@jamesniehaus753]

Thank you, Olga!! You and your family are tremendous for giving us on the outside the truth about what is happening in your beautiful country!! 🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦

[@nicholas4a]

Thank goodness you are safe Olga❤️ in my thoughts.

[@Menape]

🇸🇪🇫🇮🇳🇴🇩🇰 ❤️ 🇺🇦

[@paul_321]

Thank you for the update

[@GenghisVern]

Inflation since January seems about the same worldwide, so you're doing fine :)

[@corkion]

you are such a beatfuil well spoke woman

[@MACtube7299999]

There are Ukrainian pilots training in US for the US jet fighters f16, warthog, f22 , etc. By the end of the year, there should be F16s flying around in Ukraine by Ukrainian pilots most likely. They have been training since July or a little earlier. It takes them 6 months to get used to the gadgets in the cockpit, so not too much longer. There is a will and a way!

[@sherrysandhu2183]

Big fan of Olga keep going on

[@philiprongphar4873]

Hello olga

[@danherrmann8755]

God bless you. And family. Video explains the stressful life Ukraine 🇺🇦 is living. Where this will end. Only God knows. I just keep in touch with Tetyana in Odessa. Thanks for your input. Later.

[@justinejose9622]

Stay safe

[@arthurzengeler8296]

After waiting several months, I finally heard from my friend, who moved from Mariupol, to Moscow. She moved there with her two daughters, because she was worried about Nazis, and didn't trust the Ukrainian government. She told me about a family from there, that we are friends with. And there is a young woman, and her younger brother, who escaped to Ireland. Then there rest, moved to western Ukraine. So it is a big relief. But then, the fighters in Avostal, who fought to the end, and were captured, many ended up being killed, while in captivity. Supposedly, accidentally killed my Ukrainian bombing the prison ! So this is the Russian army, and why it is important, to stop them. Not only so they stop doing things like that, but other countries like them, and that they support. Also, the reason they want Ukraine so much, is because it is such a great country, thieves want valuable things.

[@Olga_Reznikova]

Nazis, Ukrainians bombing the prisons... than you, all clear with you and your "friend"🤦🏼‍♀️

[@canadude2010]

Her friend is victim of propaganda like so many.under Russian “mind control “

[@99solutionsit10]

@@Olga_Reznikova I think Arthur is on your side. 😉

[@Orlandodu]

Keep safe in uk .💪

[@keitha.9922]

I thought you were in England. Where are you really

[@CJM527]

She still is

[@shirleyboy8859]

I fear it will be a long time before things return to normal.... You just have to do the best you can... At least you have the World on your side to try and make things better.... Bless you Olga and all of Ukraine.... :-)) xxxx

[@sarangrao3677]

Hi love from India ❤️

[@PolyglotTraveler21]

Hi Olga, it was a very interesting video. I just came to 🇺🇦 Ukraine 🇺🇦 to study Ukrainian and work as a humanitarian volunteer traveling around the country. I've been in Chernihiv a couple of weeks ago and I was shocked by the destruction outside the city. I spend some days helping there in a local project rebuilding houses. It's important to know that the country is open to foreign volunteers like me, who want to spend some time and help. I made some videos and pictures to show thing from a foreign perspective, hopefully that would push some people to come here to help. Keep up the good work!

[@Olga_Reznikova]

Great!!! Thanks a lot for helping Ukrainians!

[@edward9862]

Bella 💜, I love your shirt!

[@arturaspaulauskas7545]

Priviet krasotka! Olga Ukraina moi druzja! Vidil što ninravica naci Rasja! Spasybo tibe! 🤗🔥😘❤️💃🌹🌹🌹😉👍👍👍

[@thomasjoseph2252]

Deeply disappointed by hearing the actual situations, especially the suffering of little ones. May God find a solution soon 🙏

[@stevenmcc712]

I am with you, Olga, in thoughts and sending you good vibes for you and for Ukraine. I Love You, oxxo! 🙂

[@rededwards3479]

I would like to see a VIDEO on the COST of REAL-ESTATE or CONDO

[@Olga_Reznikova]

Ok!

[@charlesyoung9980]

Hi Olga. Your shirt is giving me the munchies. 😁😁

[@jrrarglblarg9241]

Silly rabbit, trix are for kids.

[@asifbashirlone7811]

Hello Olga ,u r awesome and brave enough to cope up with every situation, i wish things could get better very soon, please if u got a chance to make vedios about medical Universities in kiev ..we want to continue our studies ....please

[@dionisiosanchez7898]

In this case I would prefer wooden house, since shorting in steeel

[@Olga_Reznikova]

Individual houses are build from bricks. Steel need for towers like 25 floors. You can not build them from wooden

[@dionisiosanchez7898]

I got it brick house mix with timber s I have experience in construction

[@Olga_Reznikova]

@@dionisiosanchez7898 we don't use timber, just bricks.

[@caherconnell]

I feel really proud to be British and for us to be able to offer you temporary refuge in the UK. I am hoping that your partner will come out of that hard fight to regain the Ukraine safely. I don't think you should be promoting in your links the Ukraine Woman thing though. That's just profiteering from other peoples misery. You should use the Home Office refugee period to get as much money behind you as possible, so that you can go back to prosper and rebuild Ukraine. You are most welcome here whilst the fight is underway.

[@Olga_Reznikova]

I don't think I can join to rebuild Ukraine more than paying taxes and making donations . And for that I don't need to be in Ukraine

[@user-po1mj3fi5d]

Hello from Tucson AZ, I cannot even imagine what it must be like for average Ukrainian and especially the children. I would like to know how it is for the Ukrainian people who did not want to go to european countries, but lost all that they had because of the bombs and missles etc. Thank you for sharing to all of us. Can foreigner buy home in Ukraine, is it difficult to gain residency in Ukraine?

[@davidwebb4904]

The drop of the value of the UAH is connected to cost of the war. Your war debt has to be repaid at some point.

[@2023Red]

Olga. We are retired from Texas and would like to live in Kiev for a few months by flying as direct as possible to Kiev. We need to know how if we can open a bank account immediately upon arrival and then cash a personal check (or travelers check) for deposit into a new account. As an example $25,000 USD. That would allow us to withdraw money for the obvious things like food, accommodation, and transportation. What would be a bank name with english speaking staff, and would there be any obstacle from just walking into the bank and making an account with funds available for us to withdraw in a few days? Our immediate goal would be to rent a nice 2 or 3 bedroom home near the business district or upscale residential neighborhood. Once we are settled, we can do the rest. It is the first 10 days we have concern.

[@lottaaurell]

Much love to your country 💙💛 from Sweden Wish there where pease.

[@miltonturney453]

We are praying for you

[@kylerutherford7227]

I thought you were living in UK.

[@lucaspate3056]

Is any of the US aide actually reaching the Ukrainian citizens?

[@Olga_Reznikova]

US government sponsoring mostly weapon. They are not sponsoring citizens. But private. funds and volunteers are bringing so much stuff and yes, this one is reaching hospitals, schools and people.

[@arturaspaulauskas7545]

Problema zdiot cilavieka sam! Nū nada žit! Magų skazat . Zivu svoi zyzniu spasybo!

[@ZubairMuhammad09]

Great insights Olga, I wish best of luck to you all and hope the war ends soon. I have a quick question though? Is any air travel options available to travel out of Ukraine ?

[@thinkkarma2846]

Hi Olga. I'm a college teacher here in the UK. Do you know if there is any outlet for us to help online in anyway or if your government has created any sort of portal for this. For example creating resources for kids to access via KZbin. My heart hurts thinking about the stress parents will be facing and the social loss students will have from all of this.

[@MrBobVick]

I sure miss the dark haired Olga who just did videos about places & culture in Ukraine. Yes I have been watching you that long. Sure hope the easy going past life comes back to you & yours soon.

[@Olga_Reznikova]

Yes, it was nice time and videos!

[@gregorylewis8471]

Thanks!

[@Olga_Reznikova]

Thank you too!

[@dsab381]

Slava Ukraini 💙💛

[@Godislovewillrule.wordpress.]

Pray always that you might be accounted worthy to escape all things that are destined to occur and to stand before the Son of man

[@TraderRobin]

Hey Olga, if that problem was going on in American schools, they would simple give each student a Stinger anti-aircraft missile, to fire at the in-coming Russian cruise missiles! Problem solved!

[@irinafromrussialove]

HELLO 🐱🌺👍

[@fredfred2363]

That really sucks Olga. Ukrainians must be really suffering, even if not directly affected by the war.

[@dionisiosanchez7898]

We are looking at shidnystya Towm

[@yvonnesheehan9079]

Love your vlog and your top 👍

[@dreed7312]

Timely video. I was wondering about the ordering, purchase and delivery of products to stores. Many complications and risks. 7 months and its still hard to believe that Russia would do this. Hopefully someone will remove the dwarf poisoner soon. The more orcs Ukraine kills the fewer will be able to come back later, and the fewer will give birth to little orcs.

[@dionisiosanchez7898]

It w’ ll be a big challenge for me

[@stephencrossland2493]

Assume you are still in old blighty. Your youngster speaks English well and should have no problems going to school here. I hope your vid puts our woes into perspective at least for some. Here, there is some very old ones who understand what your country is going through. You need to get together with other Ukrainians in the UK and try and apply more pressure on the British government to do more. I believe the West could end the war in weeks, if it really tried. I think many Russians, secretly at least, would be grateful too.

[@blairstelter7581]

you're so pretty

[@charlesyoung9980]

Aww. Thanks. You're pretty too.

[@karenissimalovestrilogy75]

@@charlesyoung9980 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 GOOD ONE, CHARLES!!!

[@SuperheroArmorychannel]

Here in the US we have official inflation rate of 9% but in reality it’s well over 20% here but government changed the way they calculate it to make it appear lower, and in some case it’s 50-100%.

[@balorma]

❤from Meghalaya

[@agustinranu5508]

18% is not that bad, most countries in the EU have almost the same and they don't have war. Argentina and Turkey have 70-80% and they're completely peaceful (only shitty governments)

[@TraderRobin]

Olga, are you living in Ukraine now, or are you still in the UK?

[@Olga_Reznikova]

I am permanently living in Ukraine but I can leave it sometimes if I see it is dangerous to stay