Ukraine, in the mist of the Carpathians | Deadliest Journeys

Roads in remote provinces of Ukraine are in a disastrous state. Mikola must allow two days to get to work in Sarata, an isolated village in the mountains. In some parts of the country, life is still like it was in 1950. At the wheel of his Jigouli, which he repaired himself, Dimitri, a postman, faces chaotic paths to deliver mail to the inhabitants of remote villages. His miserable salary barely allows him to live.
00:00 Ukraine: In the mist of the Carpathians
5:12 Coveted gems waiting to be discovered.
19:55 Repairing your tank to get to work
24:50 radioactivity kills some but not all
37:43 a drop of vodka before going to bed
45:16 Ukraine, the land of the sun stone

[@Jasmine-lj8qw]

After watching a lot of these deadliest Journeys episodes I'm just happy to see that there are solid people willing to help other solid people

[@skeetrix5577]

I was eating food a few hours ago I had just gotten from a drive thru in the parking lot and I was watching one of these shows and coincidentally there was a truck in the parking lot that had its Hood up and people were trying to get it started I sat there for 15 minutes watching them try to get their truck going and after watching all these shows I'm like well fuck people spend hours of their time helping strangers in third world countries in awful conditions I would be a huge asshole if I didn't go offer my assistance and sure as shit they need a jump start because his truck ran out of fuel and he ran out of battery trying to start it and after being there for 20 minutes the whole time I sat there and just watched the deadliest roads about Ghana and then he finally got it going and I felt grateful I was able to help the dude because I've been in that situation more times I care to remember and nobody ever helped me I used to live out of my car on and off when times became rough but I always had to rely on roadside assistance or my family and honestly I probably wouldn't have helped had I not been watching a marathon of these shows lately where people volunteer hours of their time at their own peril to help a stranded motorist so I just said fuck it imma help these people get on their way these kinda shows can really humble you and make you appreciate something as simple as a paved highway and a well maintained vehicle at least that's how I feel

[@timberwolfmountaineer873]

I am from Prykarpattya(a valley on the foot of Carpathian mountains in Ukraine) and i honestly don't think we belong on this series. With all due respect there are much more dangerous places in the world. Yes we have snow and mud but you have to try really hard to get killed or freeze to death. Now, with war maybe we belong on this list, idk. It's not as bad as "The Road of Death" or NIagara rapids. This is a pretty chill place, i recommend it for family vacation. After war ends of course. *Oh and now that i watched this video for a while i see that you've mixed Carpathian region with Bukovina and Polissia(Zhytomir, Prypiat') like it's all in the same spot. There is at least 500km between the two. Totally different people and cultures.

[@incumbentvinyl9291]

They can't show the same African roads every time. This was interesting, even if the roads aren't quite as bad as in some other places on the show. Yes, I too noticed that about Prypiat, it's in a completely different area. It does make for a media sexy story, which is pure ignorance. It's also ignorant to claim that Ukrainians 500km apart are ''totally different people'' with a different culture. They are the same people with an extremely similar culture.

[@grismanmihmed6862]

Как безопасно переити кардон в румїнию?

[@Julia-nl3gq]

I can see your point. I saw many of the ones on places like The Congo, and I can't see how Ukraine compares. It would be like putting where I live (Canada) on this. Like, yes, we have long winters of -40 or colder, yes, some of the roads in the rural areas are bad, especially if it's a blizzard, yes, people do occasionally die of hypothermia, and, in my province (Saskatchewan) there is no longer any provincial bus service...but we're not up there with the Ivory Coast or the Congo. I hope you stay safe. And that evil Ruzzian Terrorists are soon out of your beautiful country.

[@gschmidt9594]

In Holland some claim to be different people 100km away from Germany​@@incumbentvinyl9291

[@com.dmitrik]

When was this filmed? Video is like a year ago, but 2.500 UAH payment to postman as 75 USD is from pre-war times, i.e. before 2022? At the same time, how did Chernobyl get there? Just because many would like to talk about it. Roads are not so much problematic here, it is old cars from 1975 that do not fit those roads. Everyone else around uses old Soviet or Russian "Lada Niva" 4x4 and can drive, foresters have army 4x6 and winch on their car, tracked swamp machine (GAZ-70) is suitable as well.

[@FilmcastentertainmentBlogspot]

Hats off to Dimitri, he is clearly a good man. And to the crew feeding the Carpathian's wildlife 🇺🇦🇺🇦

[@flatdick-mccoy4135]

Yes, HATS OFF TO UKRAINE

[@geoleo4739]

Carpathian's Wilde life România!

[@hrvojeprebisalic9302]

@@geoleo4739Aha, you mean Hungary

[@mmgmihg7498]

They are Russians every single of them speaking Russian

[@adrianmarina3278]

​@@hrvojeprebisalic9302nu ungaria romania

[@gr4172]

I love the postman at around 10:00. Such a good man. Trying to do his job as good as he can. Thats the kind of people any civilisation needs to exist.

[@africanmyth103]

This is a lot more than just a documentry, I can easily connect with what these people go through everyday. I personally want to say thank you to those who cared for the animals and the forest, and the man who delivers papers even at old age. These sacrifices go a long way to give hope for humanity.

[@flatdick-mccoy4135]

Amen

[@reality-always-wins.9014]

They are honestly doing God's work. God bless them.

[@Commander_Bunny]

@@reality-always-wins.9014 God's work..?? It starts with illegally poaching/mining amber, against the laws of their Country.. Perhaps your "God" approves of that but mine says to give unto Caesar that which is Caesars, obey the law...But why does most things in the Ukraine seem to be completely corrupt? ( The main reason NATO does NOT want them to join..

[@reality-always-wins.9014]

@@Commander_Bunny if you don't see that, then thats not my problem

[@Commander_Bunny]

@@reality-always-wins.9014 I see a corrupt govt. that I no longer wish to support, or this costly proxy war.

[@hill120]

Ukraine's vast land and natural resources are enough for it to survive and be independent. Very nice documentary.

[@harrisonchevy4452]

Vast land and natural resources must be preserved and made reusable as they cannot be remade.

[@hill120]

@@harrisonchevy4452 Indeed. Must be sustainable.

[@Daness74]

My goodness, the carpathian mountains are calling me, I've immediate settle down in these woods !! No joke, I went over there in a couple of years and I'll help them humble guys feeding wild animals ( god bless you all 🤝🥰 ) !!! It's my final home 🤘👍💪👌❤️‍🔥😘🤞🍀☮️☯️💋 (😋🥳)

[@user-hy3bo9fd6z]

Το ωραιότερο βίντεο πού έχω δεί ποτέ. Μπράβο όντως υπάρχουν ακόμα και σήμερα άνθρωποι με πίστη για την φύση,άνθρωποι απλή.

[@that_one121]

I got back from Ukraine last april volunteered for 6 months took part in kherson Offensive and the defence of Bakhmut. The amount of corruption that I seen going on in the UA alone blew me away. Men not getting full rations or expired ones from years ago, having to buy their own gear (like boots, uniforms, helmets, ect.) Even alot of donated gear was sold off instead of distributed amoung the men so the higher up could make a quick buck of the backs of the men on the field. I always shared my canadian MREs with the UA guys i served with.

[@breakingvideos8564]

Most of the Ex soviet nation has corruption issues .

[@jasonm949]

So you went and fought for a corrupt nation. You must be so proud .

[@com.dmitrik]

I hope now you know, why you fought on the wrong side. Not that there is no corruption in Russia, but compared to Ukraine. Postman in Russia is also underpaid, but starting with double the money in Ukraine.

[@paulplatosh2738]

@@com.dmitrik "Not that there is No corruption in Russia" LOL What a fool

[@MICKEYISLOWD]

What a huge effort to feed a few animals. I adore these people.

[@karlisbruvers2283]

They are good people but they are hunters and primarily feed those animals in order to hunt them afterwards.

[@johnspruit7296]

Hunters respect all animals . Dont judge them harshly becaus they hunt to feed therefamilys in a traditional way . Aplaud them for trying desperatly to keep the population of animals strong and healthy for future generations . Canada . Its called CONSERVATION !

[@carsten9168]

What a beautiful documentary of life in Ukraine's remotest villages. Salute to the film producers ! As of 2021, still a pity that corruption is rife in the smaller towns and the Carpathian forests are disappearing. Putin's War in 2022 is rapidly changing Ukraine's corruption problem with electronic payment systems, drones and sweeping new powers to the Anti-Corruption Bureau unlike in Russia ! To be in the EU, Ukraine sees the need to change to European (not post-Soviet) methods. Slava Ukrainy !

[@risondetre2213]

Значит хорошо что война идёт?)

[@B1TKZH47]

Such hardships. Seems every driver has to be a mechanic. Good and hearty people.

[@saltspringdesign]

There is so much to be learned and gleaned from this series, Deadliest Journeys, thank you once again for your bravery and insights.

[@sneekerflogger]

Seeing those blokes getting organised to sleep in the back of the truck….on hay , makes me smile 😊……how simple and happy they are ….and slightly drunk 🙏🏻😂😉

[@rsl9294]

every one from Ukraine, Russia and... are drunk

[@kayakcobber524]

Did do many adventures in Ukraine Moldova etc .. 3 years ago I walked 4200+ km in these countries. I called the project BAD ROADS GOOD PEOPLE. This says it all!!! Sometimes I walked faster then the cars on the dirtroads.

[@terrywinner8437]

To be honest as Ukrainian living here last 30 years should admit this film is 10 years ago up to date. We are absolutelly different today and roads ard much better!

[@luirelow]

good to know.

[@olegk11]

They mentioned war conflict so it's past 2014...

[@tatradak]

Brings back memories!?!

[@boskotosko3851]

@terrywinner8437 the movie was shot in 2021, I was in Ukraine and worked at Genterm from 2015 to 2021 and I know you all are big Nazis!!! You are a big liar, all of us in the Balkan countries know that Ukraine has billions of euros in profit, we also know that Ukraine has the biggest and best natural resources, but even today in 2021, when this movie was shot, the salary is 120-150 dollars because the Americans and the Nazis they steal all the money from Ukraine and take more of it to America!!!

[@boskotosko3851]

@@luirelow this messages are for this Ukrainian-@terrywinner8437 not for you @luirelow 😃 this movie was shot in 2021, I was in Ukraine and worked at Genterm from 2015 to 2021 and I know you all are big Nazis!!! You are a big liar, all of us in the Balkan countries know that Ukraine has billions of euros in profit, we also know that Ukraine has the biggest and best natural resources, but even today in 2021, when this movie was shot, the salary is 120-150 dollars because the Americans and the Nazis they steal all the money from Ukraine and take more of it to America!!!

[@natecote1971]

The guys drunk laughing had me rolling🤣 and they slept in -24* weather is insane!!!

[@danrook5757]

My uncle lost his arm in a drunken state and fell asleep in. The cold

[@twinturbo199]

Amazing the resilience of the Ukrainian people , this resilience will win the day

[@citizen0076]

very interesting..thanks so much and loved the deep singing and babooshka and the mountain men. i hope this war is over soon.

[@chejlr]

More respect for the Ukrainian people. That poor lady sending money to church as if the church needed it. The father and son feeding the deer are great men.

[@Inkahustler]

Such an interesting documentary. Hope this beautiful forest survive. God bless the people of Ukraine 🇺🇦 👍🏼

[@adrianmarina3278]

Un popor barbar care au furat teritorii

[@com.dmitrik]

I guess even Putin will not save that forest. Only Chernobyl forests may have a chance to survive.

[@user-oh1ss2lp2e]

Навіть не знаю що написать. Там, в горах, живе дуже мало людей. Автострад не буде. Але при СССР було набагато гірше. Люди, навіть, не могли, при необхідності, залишити той край. А, болота, після цього промислу швидко відновляться. Зараз, під надуманим приводом на Украіну напала Росія. І це найгірше. Спасибі за документальний фільм про віддалені куточки Украіни.

[@poltoramorekopa]

"під надуманим приводом" - это ложь. Уже и Порошенко, и Меркель, и Олланд признались, что Украина готовилась к войне. И Арестович еще в 2019 году говорил, что будет война с Россией, потому что Украина захотела в НАТО вопреки договоренностям. И Арахамия уже признался, что на Стамбульских переговорах в 2022 году уже почти договорились с Россией, но... приехал Борис Джонсон и сказал: Ничего не подписывайте, а воюйте. Запад вооружил Украину и натравил на Россию. А вы всё: На нас напали, на нас напали... Зеленский перед выборами в 2019: Я закончу войну. Зеленский перед войной в 2022: Дайте нам ядерное оружие. Фільм про віддалені куточки України показує нам шляхи, якими українські чоловіки рятуються від смерті.

[@MrMILZEY]

I love this little documentary.Best one Ive seen in ages.Slava Ukraini.

[@sergeiiyanigin9158]

любишь нацистские лозунги?

[@rostyslavgarmatiy7070]

@@sergeiiyanigin9158 Тобто коли ви кричите "cлава россее" то це патріотизм, а коли хтось каже "Cлава україні" то це нацизм? Bас не поймеш.

[@maxi5784]

Such an entertaining documentary…. Keep up the good work guys….love what you have done….

[@historyiranandworld]

Ok

[@thedarkmoon2341]

I can't believe just how tough a life so many people have in Ukraine and yet do not just give up. And now their country is being destroyed even further every day, very heartbreaking to watch.

[@karenchorney7404]

Wow ..u drank the Kool aid

[@benjurqunov]

But why don't they support homosexual special rights ? Didn't Hunter drop a few dozen nigbombs for Ogliarchs pleasure ?

[@jrbmotorcyclerestorations]

Their corrupt government is to blame for this war.

[@W_Bin]

So sad the trolls replying to your comment are so ugly. You sure can tell the difference between Ruzzians and Ukrainians.

[@carlbothmann]

@@jrbmotorcyclerestorations hmmm strange only that russia attaked them and even odder is that russia is the most corrupt and alcohlic country of them all.russain have no culture as ukrainians predate russains by far and yet russains claim they are older.this happens when you drink to much cheap vodka.

[@arranshirovay4064]

Massive respect to these real human being's Not everything is for sale in this life, some thing's must remain free of Greedy man.

[@Ukraine.Online]

I was a sales agent and went a lot on such roads in all seasons and in winter for almost 5 years. I had a regular sedan with a much lower landing than this Moskvitch. I've only gotten stuck once in several years, and that was because I stopped to pull out a stuck Zhiguli and then couldn't get going. This Dmitrii drives very carelessly and plays for the camera. Local residents do not drive there like that. You should have good tires and drive carefully and everything will be fine with you. Thanks for the release from Ukraine, but our roads are clearly not deadly dangerous. Maybe this Dmitrii is a little bit dangerous for other drivers because of his driving skills. It's very rare to see in the Carpathians such a car now, even in the small distant villages. Nothing to compare with these poor guys for example from Congo or Senegal who are literally surviving there. Carpathians is an amazing tourist area with a lot of hotels, terrific mountains, nature, and a big skiing resort there.

[@user-sy2zq2np5j]

Згоден з кожним словом, Москвич сьогодні скоріше раритет чим авто, водій теж , мяко кажучи, не профі.

[@grismanmihmed6862]

Как безопасно переити кардон в румїнию?

[@carlmorgan8452]

Imagine charging an EV

[@johndewey6358]

I wish Ukraine and Ukrainians best wishes in their struggle against Russia and corruption.

[@johndewey6358]

@@nextonenextone Probably they had it better under the soviet system. I am equally aware of the dysfunctional Soviet system. I wish all former Soviet republics well. I disagree about your statement implying that I am under the influence of Western media. You do not know anything about me. I, along with millions of other people in the former Soviet republics or Western countries can distinguish what is propaganda or not, whether it is provided by Pravda or New York times. There is approximately 1500 grams of gray matter between each persons' ears, and we can read, hear and process data, we are more educated than you would know.

[@TheGrindcorps]

They are gonna need a whole hell of a lot more help against corruption than even against Russia. Sadly most former Soviet states have this problem.

[@sergeiiyanigin9158]

​@@TheGrindcorps Россия освобождает украину.в том числе от таких как ты

[@sergeiiyanigin9158]

Россия освобождает украину

[@attilapaucsa4875]

I wish Ukraine to get rid of the "friendship" of americans. USSA figths until the last ukrainians.

[@manjunathatk2399]

Really sad Being in their situation with war but great effort to capture them During the past times, BD .. Hats off and it will last for generation

[@HenryParkes-kp1yc]

Having watched this documentary, I have resolved not to complain again about how life never cuts me a break.

[@discoverymoi]

This documentary comes up at a very convenient moment in the midst of the war in Ukraine, and I think it was filmed last year. The father and son doing Real Life SnowRunner to feed wild life it's brave and nice. I hope this land could breath clean air again free of MRLS shelling.

[@Ludeboi420]

These deadliest journey episodes are least four or five years old I remember watching them years back great show! Especially with their narrator 🤣

[@discoverymoi]

@@Ludeboi420 well the only clue I used was the commentary man saying that it’s been 35 years since people lived in the Chernobyl area, which was in 1986, that equals 2021, but for the rest I really looks older, specially video quality.

[@raymaster]

this was from before the occupation of crimea.. this shows why the people fought against the pro russian puppets in 2014, its an episode from dicing with death which originally debuted in 2007 while this might not be the first season it is not from this decade or anytime recent.

[@debbiemeyer7666]

That’s why the Ukrainian people are so tough and very driven! I pray the war ends soon and Zelensky can update the Carpathians roads and infrastructure, too! But, thanks to Putin’s terrorist scorched earth war, rebuilding bombed cities will take place first. Slava Ukraine 🙏🏼🇺🇦❤️🇺🇸

[@darenzy]

@@raymaster Someone illiterate of eastern Ukrainian demographics does not need to say more.

[@posysdogovych2065]

I lived in a village in Zakarpattya for 2 years back in the early 2000s. It felt like how I'd imagine life in the 1940s. Internet was rare. There was no cellphone tower yet. No regular grocery stores either. You had to point at the items and a woman behind the counter would get them for you. Things have changed a lot since then though.

[@grismanmihmed6862]

Romanian border near?

[@clintwafer9305]

It's so sad that these hard working people, and which so many of them are so resilient to the hard times they face day in, day out, and don't give up. Not to mention, the woman in Ukraine are beautiful!!!

[@donkruz38]

Yes, the women are beautiful, Yes the women are beautiful, But most of their men are just straight up bitches!, (Very arrogant, hateful, and just have a very big Thought, of themselves! There is a word for it in the rich Russian language, but cannot translate it into, one (1) word into English., (.... hua-dg-kay-yee ....)).... It, just discusses, (turns away/makes sick), me, to think that. so easily, "Ukraine", would Bury it's head in-between its ankles, with it's rear end, (ASS), up in the air for, America/NATO, to do as it wishes. (come on, and for what)?

[@katr8756]

Awesome documentary!!! I love these types of programs!!!

[@papikfl]

Leghalálosabb utazások-Nagyon jó sorozat,gratulálok a készítőknek-rendszeresen nézem őket!!

[@swapnillondhe8517]

Dangerous Road Pls keep & the Safe Driving & Save ours life Great 👍 journey I like this Documentry & this channel is very good 👍 informer Thanks for Presenter Team🙏🙏

[@robymathew2439]

one of the best documentary...

[@richardgraham65]

Great documentary, amazing how these people survive out here.

[@evaduchova1689]

Zdravím tedy ty cesty strašné ti řidiči musejí mít svatou trpělivost 👍 vesnice daleko od sebe a ludi i tam žijou. Přeji všem zdraví a ať pořád mají tolik trpělivosti 😊

[@BM-36]

Amazing country and people..god bless ukraine🇺🇦🇺🇦

[@Patriote_Ukrainien.35]

❤

[@Sraunder.]

Omg it’s so nice to watch… I grew up like that in that type of life style.. my youth went just like that ;) good video ! Thank very much !!! Even that type of language.. it’s like broken russian language.. there is a word for type of language.. panashiepku … or something like that :) anyway good video reminded my youth !! ;)

[@jamesnjenga813]

What a captivating episode this was

[@Matoakas]

There i no wonder what so ever why Ukrainians have been so successful in the war.. I get so inspired by Ukrainians! No matter what obstacles life brings these ppl, they find i way. Just to think, this is in Europe... In freaking Europe.. I am in total aww to these ppl. To watch these vids helps me to be humble, and not complain about stupid meaningless stuff in my life. Glory to you all! I really love Ukraine!

[@usamajalal2732]

i enjoyed watching this episode ... thank you ..

[@yuryodesa7564]

My Ukraine 🇺🇦Our Victory! Many thanks for support in our fighting

[@IXI--xWolfx--IXI]

As a half Slav🇵🇱 from 🇩🇪 💙💛 Slava Ukrainie 🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦 *-*

[@epiccow6791]

18:51 PL License plate on the horse carriage. Nice! I miss the Carpathian mountains met many nice people there, will return one day!

[@grismanmihmed6862]

Как безпечно перетнути кпрдон в румїнию?

[@timmartino7269]

I am from Indonesia. Thank so much for sharing this a video. So I know real rural of Ukraina. Godbless them .. Good luck

[@ssoundar4808]

A wonderful documentary to watch! Thank you!

[@MrKris000001]

So disheartening to see your struggle. May God bless you all. One day, ukrainian people will overcome their struggles.

[@andysaunders3708]

What a beautiful forest.

[@MsAbolo]

oui toutes ses belles ressources à exploiter ( croque mort )

[@koechleonardkibet6757]

the state of the nations and culture,thank you toni comiti

[@motherslove686]

Fantastic work.. deserves an award!

[@littlegreenpills2]

tony comiti already won several awards for this series

[@jmaynard2487]

Slava ukraine 🇺🇦 ♥️ seem like such awesome people hope the best for them all

[@lotharschiese8559]

Slava Ukraine

[@flatdick-mccoy4135]

UKRAINE UKRAINE UKRAINE UKRAINE UKRAINE UKRAINE UKRAINE UKRAINE UKRAINE UKRAINE UKRAINE UKRAINE UKRAINE UKRAINE UKRAINE UKRAINE UKRAINE UKRAINE UKRAINE UKRAINE UKRAINE UKRAINE UKRAINE UKRAINE UKRAINE UKRAINE UKRAINE UKRAINE UKRAINE UKRAINE, love those people !

[@user-ir6fn6mq9l]

Героям Слава

[@sergeiiyanigin9158]

​@@user-ir6fn6mq9l жив ещё?

[@sergeiiyanigin9158]

​@@lotharschiese8559 нацист

[@lisiusabok4534]

A big salute to you gentlemen!

[@davidking3311]

This Dude is the best voiceover narrator ever

[@elvissboh]

Thanks for this video guys

[@PHOENIX-cc8wh]

Ek wil die mense uit my hart bedank vir die uitmuntende dokumenter, ek het soms gelag en 'n traan of twee, dankie aan die ouens vir julle uitstekende werk en ons bewus te maak, tien uit tien

[@dirkdiggler1242]

I watched this twice! Slava Ukraine 🇺🇦 ♥️ 🇺🇲

[@user-wj5oy8qx4m]

а в чем слава то?

[@user-ir6fn6mq9l]

Героям Слава

[@sergeiiyanigin9158]

​@@user-ir6fn6mq9l твои герои в поле ворон кормят

[@sergeiiyanigin9158]

как ты любишь нацистские лозунги. и нацистов

[@sachinrv1]

The timeline of coming up with documentary is good. "The mountains are now bald". I love that sentence. Well it's alarming and disburbing how we are destroying mother nature.

[@MZ-bl6wg]

It breaks my heart to see ukraine in this video that shows buildings in 1 piece and people smiling and today the countries been shelled flat. Prayers from the Us

[@jessiejb4684]

Ukraine has been at war with its people in the east for 9 years now. When the gov was violently overthrown, the new gov sent militias in tanks and machine guns to suppress protests and then fighter jets bombed people in city streets. Tends to be a divisive domestic policy.

[@genesisqui6719]

Hats off to the men who feeds the wildlife on the top of the mountain and to the postman as well....

[@dennissalisbury496]

A word to the wise, think twice before you invade a country filled with resourceful ethical people, they will give you your head in a bucket. Very well produced documentary, excellent photography.

[@polarizingbrute]

its why they hate us - Ukraine not only gave birth to Rus', we are everything they wish they were - and the hate is palpable. Bless You

[@user-jb6sz6ou1z]

Мы хорошо подумали вы слишком продажные кругом воровством занимаетесь

[@Dikz.70769]

Great video 👍 thanks for your KZbin channel friend

[@patrice998]

Amazing documentary about great people!!

[@CarLos-yi7ne]

Like it! 👌🏻 But of course those guys don't use a tank! It's a light weight tracked vehicle (GAZ-71). A tank weighs easily more than 10 times more and would sink in the swamp within 10meters. 😁

[@hhKJgf1M8a0rzt8hP]

People determined and persistent as Ukrainians are cannot be defeated. Not by nature and not by their neighbors. It will be a great addition and pride to have them in EU.

[@knkjkjn]

Yeah the most corrupted country in Europe, the 2nd poorest and in the war with Russia for which they are partially to blame... A real pride and joy of EU indeed. Luckily it won't happen in our lifetimes.

[@mot6021]

Great video . good view into the life of a people that are gong through such a hard time now .wish them the best !

[@Milutin958]

Какви сте лицемери, а ви, "западне вредности" сте им направили ову ситуацију, ви сте им усађивали у главе проклети нацизам, црви вас све појели!!!!!!! "Срдачан" поздрав из уранијумске Србије, "хвала" на ракетама, бомбама, побивеним цивилима и разореној држави 1999 године!!! То је учинила "демократија" само зато што смо Срби, јер нам интелектуално нисте ни до јаја!!! Запамти ву српску пословицу: "Како радили, тако и да прођете".... АМИН !!!

[@louminati4318]

Probably the best KZbin channel in the world.

[@reinaldosouza262]

Ótima matéria do Canal Best Documentary sobre a natureza na Ucrânia! Infelizmente,onde há natureza e recursos naturais,a ganância e falta de capacidade de muitos seres humanos fala mais alto,e os governantes faltos de honestidade não fazem praticamente nada para se evitar a catástrofe no mundo,desse jeito a terra está fadada a se tornar um imenso deserto! Assistindo de Ituiutaba-MG,Brasil 🇧🇷,as 17:20,em 16/09/22.🙌

[@romerioalves31]

Mais um ótimo vídeo, amo muito esse canal ele nota 💯💪🇧🇷👏👏👏👏

[@flatdick-mccoy4135]

Great video

[@grzegorzplaczek649]

Super produkcja dziekuje ☝☝☝

[@mummler]

SLAVA UKRAINE 🙏🕊️🇺🇦 I pray they all make it through the war.

[@user-ir6fn6mq9l]

Героям Слава

[@sergeiiyanigin9158]

​@@user-ir6fn6mq9l деревяшка

[@sergeiiyanigin9158]

вы используете нацистские лозунги, не надо

[@b_v_a_777]

This film is strongly subjective. It shows as if the whole Ukraine lives like that. Where did they get those old soviet cars? Only few people still have them. I am from Ukraine and I often travel through my country. Such unmaintained roads can be met only high in the mountains. The truth is that our nation is industrious and patient. Corruption and deforestation is still a problem here.

[@sbrosier2383]

Dimitri out there doing the most for those villages

[@architectureofuniverse]

thank you 🥰😇😍

[@neilrichardson9718]

Loved the documentary

[@Windows98R]

A pot hole should not be considered a pot hole when you need to construct a damn bridge to get across it

[@user-dp8ci6ui1k]

Никола купил бы старую "Ниву" и не парился с деревяшками. (Nikola would have been better off buying an old "Niva" and not steaming with pieces of wood.)

[@kuksukjellyxo5965]

More like a movie it is. I love this❤

[@marcuswilkawa7951]

Po tylu latach nie zrobiono nic. Korupcja i bałagan ale ludzie twardzi i natura piękna.

[@kevinplacid9351]

great watch ukranians tough as they come blessings

[@WillandSheen]

The Carpathians are beautiful and forgotten. It's the people like Dimitri that hold it together.

[@aaronkidd9450]

God bless all these wonderful people.

[@Khatibanglafusion]

Love from Bangladesh ❤

[@auriptide]

Now I feel bad about all my screaming over the roads in the US. No place is perfect, but we are very fortunate to have what we have.

[@amyjamseuchler4572]

No sh!t! Even the asshole drivers I feel bad about!

[@hrvojeprebisalic9302]

Screaming?I will gues you are a women,ha ha

[@Mr.Riffian]

Come to Europe and you will scream even more about the potholes in the US. The US is a third world country with a Gucci belt.

[@tonysargent3852]

Absolutely insanity! Move closer to the power station, the deer will feed themselves and stay out of the radiation zones! Christ sake! Half these guys are probably in the army or dead now. Insanity!

[@mrgreen8231]

I'm originally from Western Ukraine. Thank you so much for so truly described the life on our land. Corruption is the same issue as a war and our government never tried to fight with it... I think war is the way to protect Ukrainian corruption from law and terminate our attending to the EU, everyone knows how close Ukrainian oligarchs are related to Russia, and they're still impacting on Ukrainian politics... It's a closed circuit. War won't end.

[@stanleynyirenda7984]

we will miss this beautiful country. Someone is destroying it right now.

[@flatdick-mccoy4135]

Stinking Peutin

[@DorianLS]

@@calokraine5901 You give them too much credit. Freed from the tyranny of the Soviet Union, Ukraine was faced with the choice of subjugation, once more, to Russia, to dictatorship and repression, or to look towards the West, towards Europe, towards freedom. Neither Victoria Nuland nor Mr. Obama could have created the phenomenon of the Euromaidan protests. Sure, Victoria Nuland was there, but you can be sure, there were plenty of FSB and GRU agents present as well. But it was a remarkable uprising and the people spoke. The people attempted to speak in Belorussia as well a year or two ago. There was a glimpse, a hope, a possibility, but finally, unable to control his people, the dictator Lukashenko called for help from Putin. Putting down peaceful protests is something Putin has plenty of experience with, so he sent in his troops and they brutally put down the protests. Now there is no possibility of hope for those Belorussians, in fact, it is likely that Belorussia will be annexed to Russia.

[@pinkstriptie]

It was a ghetto Paradise before the Russians started blowing it up

[@sergeiiyanigin9158]

​@@DorianLS хорошо вам мозги промывают

[@sergeiiyanigin9158]

американцы убивают

[@joschkahurst]

That's a hell of a journey through Ukraine Sluch

[@user-nz3on2yz1y]

ขอพระเจ้าจงคุ้มครองประชาชนยูเครน ให้ได้รับแต่ความสุขและโชคดี.

[@jessicaandjudesaligumba3441]

Thank you for this documentary. It makes me appreciate and practice gratification for our environment, animals as well as men who is willing to take the risk to support their family. Mr Zelenskyy after the war, please clean up your government.

[@janosgruner3163]

Ahhoz hogy Ukrajnában normális élet legyen és legyen az emberi életnek értéke , ahhoz az ukránoknak máshogy kellene gondolkodnia .és a maffia kormányzatot akik a mocskos nyugati pénzhatalmi elitnek nevezett szarkupac és USA bábja egyszerűen megszüntetni.

[@andreluisdasilvadantas7413]

Ukrainian people are fighters and workers, when they defeat the Russians in the war, they will make Ukraine a modern and prosperous nation in Eastern Europe

[@pattskatoey3139]

If it wasn’t for that area being badly contaminated that would be an adventure travelling around those remote villages. The postman is going above and beyond in his work. Good on him.

[@ivanhrytsa1061]

There is no contamination in Ukraine, except 20 km zone around Chornobyl. And the Carpatians are 500 km from there. Feel free to visit

[@pattskatoey3139]

Ivan Hrytsa i think you will find there is contamination in Ukraine,and not just in the Chernobyl zone. Beautiful country and people but have to be careful where you go.

[@thedarkmoon2341]

Nobody need have been evacuated from Chernobyl and those who never left or returned to live will ever suffer any ill effects from the levels of radiation outside of the site itself. The $1 billion cover over the site is an absolute waste of money in a land so obviously desperately poor.

[@olegk11]

@@thedarkmoon2341 interesting reading from person who didn't see 2 headed cows, wolf's the size of a horse, strawberries size of tomato... But yes no ill effect on people 🤫📺🧟🧟😎

[@CLFL14256]

@@ivanhrytsa1061 yes, the geography doesn't make sense. If you put the place names into Google maps, the narrative jumps from the Carpathians to the Belarus border

[@SuperKwame1]

I see why these People are united to fight their bullies of their back! Very poor People!

[@HELESPONTify]

Why think this people poor, not have Gucci, Bmw?

[@armandobarcelo]

Caballeros de gran corazón ..! Tanto el cartero como los amantes de los animales y el bosque..! Ojalá qué sobrevivan a la guerra intactos..!

[@boomie54]

Money in Ukraine doesn't go for roads, it goes in the pockets of corrupt politicians.

[@hmmm4more]

that is the truth. Africa. Americas. name them.

[@Isimud]

Corruption is a trait of the „Russian world“ and Ukraine is fighting hard to get rid of it once and for all.

[@jrbmotorcyclerestorations]

Ukraine is a shithole and their government is responsible. My hard earned tax money is going to cover up their own crimes over there. And I’m pissed, Rootin for Putin…….

[@Jasmine-lj8qw]

Corruption is literally in every single country it's even in Antarctica

[@taz5573]

​@@Isimud really ahh remember in 2014 during the Obama Biden regime when the compromised Biden had the Ukrainian prosecutor fired for investigating hunter Bidens dealings with burisma oil and gas in Ukraine,now what ever zelinsky demands from Biden he gets, Ukraine the most corrupt country in the world and is the center hub of the Globalist world order being pushed on the American citizens, Russia is destroying the Globalist world order and denazifying Ukraine and setting the Ukrainian citizens free. Truth

[@karankaran-us9vm]

you should do a doc on how you film these shows

[@marksaar9698]

Nice video ☺️👌

[@shooster5884]

Great video.. I hope with Ukraine being accepted to the process to join the EU now that corruption will be tackled and wages and pensions improve.. Though in every country areas like this in the Carpathians the villages are dying out also..

[@ricky8alta]

brave people to live in such conditions