Having visited Ukraine 7 times, I can say it is wonderful. Prior to all the current war, I had hoped to retire in Lviv. Apartments are very affordable for many foreigners.

@RuleofFive

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Lviv looks like a beautiful city in pics and video. Good luck.

@samparkerSAM

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I think a starting a Antiques Shop in lviv would be awesome career choice

@onrr1726

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@@samparkerSAM I've often had a fun time antique shopping in Kyiv it seems like the best stuff comes out when there are big holidays take part.

I did live i Ukraine in 12 years. Onmy becourse of war, i"m in Denmark now. I miss Ukraine and ukrainians - cant wait to go home to Ukraine. I totally did fall in love with Ukraine - nature, people and way of living +my wife and children, who also look forward to get home.

@zkoseli2933

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They neem you on the frontlines

For me, Ukraine is like a paradise. I have been going there, since 2010, mainly for health improvement. That's because I was hospitalized then, for one month, while on vacation. I made a friend in the hospital, who was a Dr. Then, a friend of hers', who is a well known, holistic health expert. Every summer, we would go to Crimea, for 2 weeks, and then 6 weeks, in Mariupol. After Russia invaded, we went to Truskavets, for 2 weeks. We did that for 6 years. Truscavets, has the worlds', healthiest water to drink. It is a concentrated, mineral based water, of various types. Also, these people would take me to see various types of Drs., and sanatoriums, with health related facilities. They taught me the procedures, for seeing Drs., and methods of gaining health. The Ukrainian system, is exactly how you described it. Even the prices, are very close, as to what to expect. I have saved over, $10,000, just on just dental work. Also, you didtn't mention it, but the abundance of fresh produce, herbs, spices, and food products, honey and various bee products, make living there, and gaining health, very easy to do. The pharmacies, are also very good, and plentiful. People do everything possible be able to overcome health problems. I've never heard of a better place to go, for becoming healthy, ironically, at this time with the war. The society, can recover, and one day again, become the healthiest place in the world, to live.

While I worked in London a colleague of mine told me that she just finished with her implants and spent 7 thousand pounds for two after 4 months of waiting. And I was like :O In Bulgaria/Eastern europe it would be 700 pounds, but they told me that they don't feel safe to come in Eastern Europe which was also a surprise for me.

@CymInUA

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Fear of the unknown. It's a natural human instinct.

@grumblewoof4721

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Yes, I have been quoted £7000 for two implants here in the UK.

@paulprochan8853

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@@grumblewoof4721 Here in Ukraine, you could buy a house in the province for 7000 £ (even before the February 2022).

@thomasleblund1288

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Don"t fear dentist in Ukraine. They use israel implantat with good garanti.

My wife Olga is from Kherson, UA and we own two properties there. It will be great when we can return there as we love it.

@AdelaeR

Жыл бұрын

Yeah about those properties ...

We all hope things get better for Ukraine we all cheer for Ukrainian people ❤

I just visited Ukraine last week during the war. I went to Vinnytsia, Odessa and Lviv. There were many air raid sirens but i was never afraid. Even during war, Ukraine is a much better country than the US or UK. Also Olga you are now starting to discover that Ukraine is a much more free country than England and most of the western world.

@RuleofFive

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Is it hard to get in with a foreign passport at this time?

@thomaskalbfus2005

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I don't know why you have to make comparisons with the USA or UK. Obviously Olga went to the UK because it is not at war, it is better to be at a place that is not at war and where battles aren't being fought. Ukraine is a land of opportunity, there is a lot of rebuilding to be done. Ukraine will probably need something like a Marshal Plan similar to after World War II. Where there is risk there is reward.

@SuperheroArmorychannel

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@@RuleofFiveYes. When i attempted to cross into Ukraine the border control agents told me to turn around and go back to Moldova. They yelled at me and held me there for 20 minutes trying to convince me that it was too dangerous for me to enter. I told them i will enter Ukraine one way or another at a different location if necessary. They then stamped my passport and allowed me to enter. It was the strangest border crossing I’ve ever experienced.

@SuperheroArmorychannel

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@@thomaskalbfus2005I mentioned it because Olga and most Ukrainian girls falsely believe that western countries like America, UK and Europe are somehow better than Ukraine but the opposite is true. She will figure it out eventually.

@thomaskalbfus2005

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@@SuperheroArmorychannel why do you think around 3 million Ukrainians fled the country, were they all mistaken? Make no mistake, living in a warzone is not preferable to living in the United States. The United States is sending billions of dollars in military equipment and aid to Ukraine, so this ranking of one country versus another when one of those countries is sending aid to that other is not very nice or polite. I will say Ukraine is a better place to live than Russia. So do you live in Ukraine if you think it's is a better place to live than somewhere there isn't a war going on such as in the United States? In the United States there isn't missiles raining down on my head! Maybe you are just trying to sow division between western countries by saying such things, Putin would like that if you are.

Odessa is the most beautiful city I have ever visited in my entire life. And yes. I want to find a Ukrainian wife. I refuse to settle for less.

@zedzed5276

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Might be more difficult after the war than before the war. Ukrainian women value their Ukrainian men much more now, as they should. And there will be much foreign investment to rebuild Ukraine when the war ends. I have turned my sights towards Moldova.

@bhangg_high

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@@zedzed5276 You are correct and I agree with what you are saying.

Great info video Olga. I have been watching your videos for a few years now. I want to come to Ukraine to attend a language study program. Thanks for sharing the information!

@Olga_Reznikova

Жыл бұрын

That's great!

Coming to Kyiv early May from Vermont, US.

@WhiteBirdPlays

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Why Kyiv? As an American with similar plans I can’t recommend this as it’s the most targeted city from rocket attacks and also the likelihood of it being under siege seems at least somewhat likely due to its close border with Belarus. Of course you can do as you wish I’m just not sure why the appeal of kyiv as compared to a city like lviv or Rivne. Unless you plan on suiting up and fighting in the war then kyiv isn’t a bad place to start

Where I live in the suburbs in the USA, it seems to be more like Ukraine. There are so many pharmacies within a 10 minute drive from my house. And some are open 24 hours every day of the week, and others are open late until 10 pm or 11 pm. The ones with more limited hours seem to be the smaller ones located in medical office buildings and other ones which are independently owned.

That's very informative Olga. I'm sure there are lots of people that will be encouraged to visit Ukraine because of your enthusiasm and obvious love for your country. Slava Ukraini ❤

I saved a lot of money when I rented an apartment in Lviv by pretending I was Polish. My Ukrainian wife did all the talking.

Very informative, thanks. I had been thinking of visiting (maybe even moving to) Ukraine when I retire for a while, before Russia invaded. Now the time for that is near, I still want to visit at least, and think that I will. My thoughts are to have something of a tour about and see if/where I like, and look for a second home there. I like the idea of being near the Carpathians, so Ivano Frankivsk or somewhere like that. Slava Ukraini! 🇺🇦 🇬🇧

@SuperheroArmorychannel

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I just spent 3 weeks there. The secret is to visit many cities because each one is totally different and you need to find one that feels right to you. Don’t let the war stop you, just stay away from the front lines and you should be fine. Also i highly suggest only staying in the city centers because their power is always prioritized and i only experienced one very brief power outage the entire time. On the outskirts of the city center power outages are very common.

@CymInUA

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@@SuperheroArmorychannel Thanks, pretty much exactly what I've been thinking...

If the women all look like you Olga, then 'yes'!

@gabyd5662

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Yessir

The UK rental rules are meant to protect the renter from unscrupulous landlords and unfair evictions. But it seems to protect the landlords more by allowing them to demand you have a job, a sufficient income and good credit. If you don't have some of these things then they can refuse you accommodation in the first place. this can leave you actually to have to go to unscrupulous landlords and rip off rental agencies. The issue is that past laws allowed renters to occupy a property and then not pay the rent while the landlord could not evict them. So now they demand proof you can pay and a large deposit - which you are unlikely to get back when you leave.

Thank you Olga, very useful and interesting information. I travelled a lot in the past, mainly for work, and I agree that each country has it's pro's and con's. I never visited Ukraine but had it on my list. I have been quoted £7000 for two dental implants in the UK and I am looking for alternatives and Turkey has been suggested but since this video I will look at Ukraine. Maybe now is not the best time to go but I hope the situation there can improve to make it safe for everyone. My total admiration for Ukrainians for their courage and determination to resist the horrendous invasion by a criminal regime. I hope they get all the support they need from the rest of the world. Olga makes it sound like a country well worth helping.

The UK is kind of unique in Europe for it's quaint and eccentric rules and regulations. The shop opening times, early closing of pubs and restaurants, weird Sunday trading laws, and of course just how expensive ordinary things are. Sadly our health service, once the envy of the world is at the point of collapse, in some parts of the country it is so bad that instead of healing people, it is killing people. Food is expensive with millions having to rely on food banks (donated food charities) to exist. This is in part due to the War in Ukraine but also to problems caused by Brexit (when the UK left the EU). Avian flu has hit egg supply and prices. I note that Croatia is complaining that it's food prices have risen since it just joined the EU. I think if they left now the prices would be even higher. The UK has one of the highest prices for fuel for cars and very high for gas heating and electricity. While the UK government likes to blame Putin for everything, the reality is that it is their mismanagement of energy policy that is to blame. The Government tax on petrol makes up the largest part of the price, currently about £1.50 per litre. I could go on with about 100 things that the UK does badly... Ukraine, despite its peculiarities and problems, looks like paradise to me... and the women are beautiful too !

@dnmurphy48

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Brexit had no effect ion food prices here nor on most other things,

Before the war, I knew almost nothing about Ukraine. Now I have learned the names of most cities, about the climate and geography, about the food and culture, and most of all, what wonderful people the Ukrainians are.

Lots of good information in your video here… thank you

yes it is paradise here in Lviv for me, i have been here 4 years now from US and i love it here, doing volunteer work, retired!!

Olga, can foreigners buy land or property near Odessa? Or must foreigners only rent?

@Olga_Reznikova

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They can buy for sure.

@calvinwayneweir2007

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@@Olga_Reznikova Thanks

@blazer4999

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Yes, take a look at how much land and property BlackRock have been sold via the Ukrainian government.

@calvinwayneweir2007

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@@blazer4999 Yeah Black Rock is buying all over the world, doesn't mean the common person can. But thanks for letting me know.

I think there will be a lot of eligible women in Ukraine, with children War takes a disproportionate toll on men, they do the fighting after all. Ukraine will need to rebuild. I know some young men here in the USA, I work with them. I married a Polish girl in 1990 after all. Ukraine will need to rebuild afterward, and will need to replace those men. I had trouble finding a date in the USA back in the 1980s and Poland was a communist country back then, part of the Warsaw Pact. Women date up, there is lots of competition between men in the USA. I think Ukraine will have a surplus of women for a while so dating prospects for men will look up, and there are some beautiful Ukrainian women, one of whom works for my company. I am married of course, so this is advice for other people. I've been married to my Polish wife since 1990 of course.

It was paradise when I went there in September 2021 (just before the war). I fell in love with the country and the lifestyle there. I fully intended to return in the spring of 2022 and maybe try to make a life there. But of course then the war came and my plans were destroyed and my heart was broken.

@paulprochan8853

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Anyway, come here to Ukraine, don't fear. There will be the most remarkable moments of your life.

@janisjersovs2441

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Were you in Donetsk back then?

@davidwebb4904

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I was in Kyiv last summer. It was really nice, especially on the Island..

I wish set up a business there but how can do it during war?

Ukraine is a place I would love to visit, unfortunately my travel days are over now... I have seen a lot of the world, over 35 Countries.....I do hope it is not too long before you can return home and show me more of your Wonderful Country..... Thank you for sharing this video with us Olga..... :-)) xxxxx

Possibly one of the most surreal channels youtube has ever recommend to me. There has been no 'paradise' for the ethnic Russian Ukrainians in the Donbass since 2014. Just indiscriminate shelling from the delightful Azov militants for that entire time. If you want to see 'paradise', look up the Alley of the Angels. A memorial dedicated entirely just to the children killed by AFU shells and mortars. All officially recorded by the UN observers.

Yes, Ukraine is a paradise)

Of course. It’s the place to be😉

Well, sadly was wanting to go and open a business there and then the invasion so my plans are on hold. Hope it all gets settled soon for all people involved. Till then though wishing all well.

Thank you, Olga, for this very good presentation!! You shared a lot of good information.

@Olga_Reznikova

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Glad it was helpful!

Thanks Olga that is alot of good food nice lady for cooking for all those people really like the video

Thank you Olga! I can’t believe the content you’ve been putting out lately! A lot of very useful information, and you always bring it with such a happy and positive attitude… Honestly, I don’t know how you do it sometimes. I hope the rest of your life is going well, and that those back home are doing as good as they can be! The more you keep discussing here, the more I keep thinking I should just get a hold of you and see if we couldn’t work together on some things when the time comes (for me)… Not only am I realizing it’d probably be a lot easier to have someone to help guide me through certain items - but I’m also starting to think (and hoping) that you’d be more likely to ensure I got setup with the appropriate people right away, and without a lot of runaround… Anyways, thanks for the info here. Appreciated this video! ❤

study in ukraine for forigners start ?

Because human trafficing is very popular, especially for very young human traffic.

Hi Olga !

Is it possible to visit Ukraine now as a regular "tourist" or do you have to show proofs of what you will be doing etc.?

@stevemcgowen

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Why would you go now? You would use up valuable resources- like food and electricity, and the UA army has better things to do than protect tourists...

@Olga_Reznikova

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You can visit of course. No extra proofs needed

@setharnold9764

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@@stevemcgowen they also need a functioning economy, employment, income, taxes, etc. The electricity is a good point but they might need the income more.

@njswampfox474

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@@stevemcgowen To volunteer, say,for kitchens that make meals for the Ukrainian troops.

@JoeSmith-wd8ks

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Yes that’s what I’m hoping to do , volunteer work to help , clean up broken homes / buildings or repair infrastructure or water pipes or services , my goal for June all going well

Olga..thanks for the informative video...I will consider coming to Kiev for Nasal/Sinus surgery

Love Ukraine 💙💛

Not without peace. As Ukraine has been fighting for 9 years is in large part why Ukraine is 2nd poorest nation in Eastern Europe. It would have been better to come to an agreement over the Donbass than to force everyone into poverty over it. The fight for the Donbass, in my opinion, is not worth the price paid in blood. Many who have relocated will never return. Their children will never know Ukraine as it once was. They will claim to be British or Norwegian or Dutch as the nations in which they were raised. There is no end to the fighting in sight.

@torturedsoul8066

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I believe that while a concession may be hard to take that these issues would be better dealt with over time. Generational. Look at Xi Jinping. His family was kicked out of the CCP. His sister committed suicide over it. This was due to corruption. So he fought to obtain power and has had corrupt chinese officials executed for their crimes against the chinese people. One day that may happen in Russia as well. But what we see is them glorifying rape and murder of unarmed civilians instead of simply detaining them until the fighting was over. They have allowed this all to progress too far. They cannot turn back now. Many, many more will die due to ignorantly leadership decisions on both sides. One ideocracy (2006 movie) fighting another.

Thank you for explaining in such a friendly way Olga. I feel shop workers hours are too long even here and in Ukraine there must be little chance of a social life for shop workers. The medical side of things in Ukraine seems so much better that the UK I wonder if a scan in Ukraine would be properly recognised in the UK. Hope you and your family are doing well.

How many pounds in UK do I need to be rich? I'm 200 lbs. My wife160

@The_Savage_Wombat

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You're rich in character

♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️

Depending how many girls I get Then I move.

I took face massage at Mykolaiv, they charge me US90. She is very big & put big power to face

Hi how are you?

I get dozens of "Beautiful Ukrainian women" emails daily, so yeah :)

In Norway where I am it is more like Ukraine regarding renting apartments. . I believe bigg cities like in the UK experience so much hassle with people that can not pay, so that is where this come from. I smiled on the request you mentioned of men that seeks an Ukrainian wife. Many men in the western world see their culture move away a bit to much from traditional values I think, so that is why they believe this women are more traditional. And of course, they have notice they often are cute, like yourself. I believe Ukraine have a big chance to grow better after this horror war. Investments before done in Russia may be done in Ukraine instead. Russia has damage their image on this planet.

Virginia 🇺🇸👍🇺🇦💪

Hello I LIKE UKRAIN GIRL

Dystopian paradise of sorts, but also a form of Purgatory. During normal times, it has its benefits and being close to Europe, but the bureaucracy and mentality of Westerners trying to get anything done is maddening at times. Without strong reasons (family for example), it’s difficult to justify. I do think the war will, in the long run, expedite changes that otherwise would never likely have been made. I hope and wish for the best, and believe we will be successful and refugees can eventually return home to build a country worth living in.

It you don't mind the occasional missile raining down on you. I can't imagine Ukraine would be that bad of a place to live in.

Olga , Ти красива 😍😍 Я не знав, що ти зараз живеш в Англії 😊 Слава Україні!, ❤️❤️🇺🇦

👍🇨🇦🇺🇦♥️

Why does every Ukrainian say Italian chocolates are the best!

@Olga_Reznikova

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Every Ukrainian? I never heard such statement in Ukraine 🤷🏼‍♀️😂

@youregonnaattackthem

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@@Olga_Reznikova which chocolates are the best!

Muahh

Foreigners may like Ukraine, because here nobody pays attention what do you do and who you are.

@janisjersovs2441

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And if you disappear no one cares also. Read some reports about it.

@paulprochan8853

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@@janisjersovs2441 Another countries aren't the same? I didn't believe, but Ukraine is really a country, where you just need money and nothing else for getting goods and services. Almost no paperwork.

Well???

In New York Address Car Auctions used to send cars in different states of repair to Odessa.Beer imports and trade hops & yeast etc.Food exports as the bread basket for EU & much more many people want peace to be back for trade etc.I pray young people & infrastructure survive the war.USA &EU ship weapons,but logistics & food,water fuel are needed.As of right now war usurps all & pray young people survive as EU&US are letting Ukraine do all the fighting.Negotiations should be for more support besides weapons?$$ to rebuild docks , power stations & other things West should provide.

How can I woman find a Ukraine husband? Everyone always tells me how to find a Ukraine woman.

Maybe after the war.

Step #1: Learn a new alphabet.

I have too much money. Banks are drowning in my city from too much money. What can be done?

Main advantage of Ukraine - cheap labour, cheap people due to poverty. Is it really a good thing?

@Olga_Reznikova

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Why not good?

@janisjersovs2441

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@@Olga_Reznikova It depends on what side of fence are you For investors it's good, but for locals it's disaster. Poverty feeds crime, makes people unable to develop fully and impacts overall development of the economy How Ukraine will be able to pay back all the loans if they sell themselves so cheap?

Personally and from the experiences in Ukraine, visiting and having a nice vacation is great!... but, for a living, I would definitely not choose Ukraine.

My best rent deal was I paid $400 for Rent, then the landlord paid me $400 to take care of his small 20 acre farm. That deal was all about taxes.

Um, well... ah... um.

been to Ukraine more than 15 times mostly in Kyiv and the last few years down in Kherson. Someday I hope to explore other cities in the West of the country. But for now It's just going to be a long weight.

Hiii kkrh mast💕💕💕💕

I am an American and have lived in Lviv for eight years. Amazingly inexpensive to live here. Even with the war, life here is very good.

Oi

Is it true the Ukrainians who came to England wanted to know where the English people were and went back to the Ukraine as it was safer?

@paulprochan8853

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When Ukrainians come to Germany, they ask where are [ethnic] German people?

@ultimatewarrior3310

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@@paulprochan8853 why Germans are not there?😂🤣 Just mid easternmany People?

@paulprochan8853

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@@ultimatewarrior3310 As far as I understand, Germans want to "build" the so called "career", and children may hinder "building career". At the same time, Mideastern ppl just come to Germany and start giving birth to children, getting money and building their own "careers" in Germanistan.

Yes Anna Ukraine is paradise,women,women, women 😁🕊️✌️☮️🤗😘💕

@this.is.berlin

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No-one would travel to this country if it wasnt for the pretty slim blond chicks.

For me, living in Bukovel would be heaven 😭

@Olga_Reznikova

Жыл бұрын

It's boring;)))

@amaromem1

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@@Olga_Reznikova WHYYYY? Bukovel is nice, with lots of forests and snow, nature, and perfect to raise a happy family!!

@rudolfkasanpawiro644

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@@Olga_Reznikova 😄Not for him.

Is this war thing still a thing? It sounds like tourism is still an option.

@Olga_Reznikova

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Ukraine is huge country

@jw893

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@@Olga_Reznikova Hi Olga. It’s very confusing in the US. We see bombing and your president saying that nuclear war will ensue if we don’t send more money. It’s doesn’t look like any part of the country is safe. I appreciate your posts.

Hello Olga. You know the prayer? In the Dark night! You can write to my email. I dont understand everything. Can you tell me how pronunce it? How do you write? For example: spi jezus spi ti malenki, Božu pravdu, ljudjam svojim poneseš, pravda bude,.. griha okovi,. Have a beautiful day. Bye. Rudi.

Absolutely not. There’s a huge war being fought. Have been been living under a rock?

@Olga_Reznikova

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You are commenting title or what I said in video?

Related Ukranian "brides". Guys, in most of cases, if a woman isn't able to find a guy in her country, then she isn't suitable for creating a family. C'mon, aha

@Olga_Reznikova

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Maybe she doesn't want to find a guy in her country 🤷🏼‍♀️

@paulprochan8853

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@@Olga_Reznikova I knew one. She had had so many "relationships" in her city, that in the end she moved to the Netherlands to start a "new life" :-) Another, just wanted to live in rich country and moved to Western Europe too. But what did they love? Grooms or money??

@Olga_Reznikova

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@@paulprochan8853so they didn't have problem to find a guy in Ukraine 😅

@paulprochan8853

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@@Olga_Reznikova There is the difference between "finding a guy" and "being able to be a good wife".

When the war is over, I'd love to visit Ukraine as a tourist, but I have one major concern: Is Ukraine a safe and welcoming country for trans people? Given the fact that most certainly Russia, Hungary and rural Poland are definitely not, I have my doubts. Perhaps, there are also some other people interested in the situation of LGBT+ people in Ukraine, and it could be a topic for a video?

@paulprochan8853

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Just don't underline who you are. Ukraine may be like Poland.

@mina_en_suiza

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@@paulprochan8853 Unfortunately, me being trans is rather obvious, there's simply no way to hide it, which usually isn't a big deal here in Switzerland or in Germany, Austria, France, the UK ...

@stevemcgowen

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Kyiv has had Pride parades without issue. Outside cities may be a little different- as you get older people there- but the same can be said about most countries...

@WhiteBirdPlays

Жыл бұрын

Honestly most Slavics in general don’t support trans or lgbt. Any former Soviet states generally aren’t partial to it. In bigger cities there are some but it’s fairly minimal. In general the consensus from Ukrainians when Zelenskyy passed gay marriage laws around august or September last year was met with bad reception from what I heard from locals when there. Often times countries getting financial aid from the US must change their official stance on this to match the US standards but this doesn’t always align with people’s views. If I was gay or trans I wouldn’t feel comfortable in Ukraine. I think I saw 2 gay couples in 3 weeks time in the bigger cities (regional centers) in Ukraine so they’re very few and far between. In bigger cities in Poland I saw many more lgbt present there so if Poland was too un accepting for you I don’t think Ukraine would be better.

@stevemcgowen

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@@WhiteBirdPlays Gay/trans is very accepted in the progressive city of Prague- a Slavic nation and former communist bloc country...

In the US they don't have those strict rules the UK does to rent an apartment. Yes, they check your credit, but it's not required to make 2 1/2 times the rent; I mean it's great if you do, but not a condition. So Ukraine has no rules?

@Olga_Reznikova

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No rules at all

@vincesettineri

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S. Adam Bernstein - yes we actually do have those rules in the U.S. , I had 4 apartments before I bought my house and have always had to make over 2.5 times the rent. That's in South Carolina too where cost of living is "cheaper" ish

Trains are miserable…..

@Olga_Reznikova

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Depends from train.

@davidwebb4904

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@@Olga_Reznikova Have you ever even been on a y3 train? I thought you drove everywhere.

@Olga_Reznikova

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@@davidwebb4904 yes for sure. For example Hyundai train... why it is miserable?

@davidwebb4904

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@@Olga_Reznikova Which Hyundai train, where?

@davidwebb4904

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@@Olga_Reznikova I rode the “High speed intercity” coming home from Kyiv last summer. 12 hours of misery.

yes. because men died. a paradise for male adventure for sure. especially for weaterners.

no

Prague is my favorite city in the world, with Kyiv in the top 5, for sure. Prices are good, the people friendly, lots of history to explore, and the chance you will run into a national hero- like Super Sus...

Olha, I think Ukrainian grooms are going to be a hot commodity soon enough. I've seen people throughout the western world thirsting HARD for those soldiers in the field, and I can't blame them. What's not to love about heroes like that? EDIT: No Starbucks, eBay, and Amazon sounds like a utopia, actually.

inthe current situation, extreme disgusting

@stevemcgowen

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I'm guessing Ukraine while at war is still a better place to visit than your country...

can you stop dissing every country that's not Ukraine for once in your life? it's gotten old long ago. Ukraine is at war ffs. a lot of people in these countries support you and Ukraine (including me) yet all you and taya from Ukraine do is bash them.

jeez. Ukraine sounds pretty cool. course you always hate on every country that isn't Ukraine.

Ukrainian brides is a scam, unfortunately 😞 you should stop promoting it

@Olga_Reznikova

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Why scam? Girls are not real?

@kbtred51

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@@Olga_Reznikova On their featured front page they had the same girl with two names and IDs

@paulprochan8853

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@@Olga_Reznikova Girls may be real, but their "quality" isn't the best (divorcée, children from the previous "relationships", manipulations, money seekers). Maybe South Eastern Asian girls are more valued now (the same scam, but quality is better).

I love Ukraine and I prayed for Ukraine to win the war within this year. I will do everything I can to help Ukraine such as donated money to Ukrainian national bank and launch information campaign to counter ruSSian disinformation.

@blazer4999

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🤔

I thought this was an older video, there's not going to be a Ukraine in a month or two!

@stevemcgowen

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Aww. Cope more orc. Your Ruzzia is finished....

@silvereagle1960

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@@stevemcgowen Mainstream newser, you need to be watching Scott Ritter, Col. Douglass Macgregor, and maybe some Patrick Lancaster on KZread, Ukraine is collapsing as I type!

@stevemcgowen

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@@silvereagle1960 I don't watch kremlin propaganda like you orcs...

Ukraine is only a paradise for foreign mercenaries nowadays. Renting an apartment in Ukraine gets you the thrill of a lifetime: Pitch darkness 24/7, thirsting for drinking water, the sound of bomb war sirens, and a complimentary ride on a Russian grad missile to eternity.

@bernhardhaas8424

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I think, you are a terrorruzzian troll! You are not near the fakts! In ukraine is war, yes, they fight like hell to keep their freedom. But look in their eyes! What a difference to they hate distorted faces from their enemies! That's why the whole free world love and support ukraine! Slava Ukraini 💙 💛 Victory is coming

@stevemcgowen

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Cope more orc...

🎺💛💙💪🔱👍🔰SLAVA UKRAINI 🔰👀= FREEDOM

@blazer4999

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@blazer4999

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Wasn't it Stepan Bandera and the Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists that sided with nazi Germany in WWII that popularized that phrase?

Hi Olga i want marrige in ukrain girl like you

How can you speak about future and imagine that nothing will be different than before? Will there be Ukraine as we know it??? No one really knows, you are selling fantacy not reality.

@Olga_Reznikova

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It is still like that till now🤷🏼‍♀️

Hey Olga, why don't you FIGHT for your people and country? You should be ASHAMED of yourself. Just imagine your people have lost everything and are fighting for you to have a home and country to live in. Olga, do your part and fight for your people and your country.

@stevemcgowen

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Aww, is Orc upset his Ruzzia has been embarrassed?

@georgejackson4105

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She does fight for her country! She has many videos that talk about and inform people of Ukrainian life and culture and about the war! This is probably the best way a woman can fight! Not everyone has what it takes to be a soldier. She has a little kid! It's almost certainly far more important for her to care for her kid and her family. Unlike you, who sits behind a keyboard (and who is probably childless themselves) and who can only criticise others!

@vrdrifter4933

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@@georgejackson4105 men weren’t allowed to leave. She was. Why are women privileged we are equals right? She should fight too right? I get his statement is cold but haven’t modern women forced that question let’s be honest. Why didn’t she pick up a gun?

@paulprochan8853

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@@vrdrifter4933 You're right. They were allowed to leave the country, while men aren't. Though, to be honest, there are SOME women who joined men. I watched even videos with dead Ukranian FEMALE soldiers. They must be respected highly.

@Olga_Reznikova

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😂😂😂 Please, mother of small kids must be ASHAMED that she didn't leave them alone (because who should care about them if I am fighting) and take them to safe place??? Sorry but sounds nonsense

No thank you on moving to the Ukraine. It's too far gone with the current government. Its worse than the government here in the USA.

What you said is correct,Europe,the more to the west ,the more stupid rules and problems, I miss Ukraine sometimes, however you have learned some bad things from Europe,for example in 2021 there were 3G Regel in Ukraine just like in Germany and Austria, I fixed my teeth in Lemberg,it’s cheap and good ,and I tried to make braces in the same place ,but this stupid policy and the war destroyed my plan , I don’t know how Ukraine will become after the war … and about the English level, go to Spain 😂

Well it isn't attractive for those Russian draftees right now, that's for sure