My heart is melting... My ancestors are from Lwow - Lviv and will haunt those who come forward to destroy the land. We are Polish, Ukraine, Russian. We do not want war. We have family church that was built by us. TO my cousins who come back and forth across the pond, we always rise to the occasion. Customs and education they can not take away from us! LONG LIVE LVIV, Slavics!

@BrutalniyEagle

2 жыл бұрын

Then, ask them why they made Shukhevich and Bendera as their heroes ? Do not forget how many of ukranians those two morons killed !

@makslargu5799

2 жыл бұрын

@@BrutalniyEagle did Bandera like Łwow? He killed many Poles and Jews in that region when it was still a part of Poland.

@BrutalniyEagle

2 жыл бұрын

@@makslargu5799 Nuremberg trial concluded that Bandera was a nazi! What are you taking about ? He was a freaking creepy moron !

@czarnylis5890

2 жыл бұрын

Right... my heart is also melting listening to all this... my 🇵🇱ancestors were native to Lwów for hundreds of years... I do enjoy watching his wideos BUT let's not go overboard. My parents visited graves of my ancestors in 2008 and were escorted by local security, till today I ask my pops why local security was involved with Polish tourists visiting cemetery of our ancestors. I have a lot of question marks... most likely I will never get an answers.

What a grand, elegant Central European metropolis! Unfortunately I have never been to Lviv but it reminds me of Vienna, Prague and Krakow. It must be preserved at any cost. What you guys are doing by mapping it all is admirable. Greetings from Estonia. Glory to Ukraine! Au Ukrainale!

@Hilariusgamer

2 жыл бұрын

It was indeed part of Austria-Hungary

@xwiirastusx

2 жыл бұрын

@@Hilariusgamer Yes, and it was called Lemberg, but now it is a uniquely Ukrainian city, Lviv.

@makslargu5799

2 жыл бұрын

@@xwiirastusx yes because the surviving polish majority (of the massacres of Volhynia and Galicia) were kicked out in ‘45 with the “population exchange” and most of the Jews had been murdered by that point. Sadly, it’s not a unique story at all for places west of the border. Screw nationalism.

@xwiirastusx

2 жыл бұрын

@@makslargu5799 I'm not here to tell you about your history, nor am I incined to hear a lecture. I praise the architecture and the beauty of the city.

Slava Ukraine 🙏🏼 Congratulations on this wonderful video. The reality of the city of Lviv is even 10 times more beautiful. Stay strong and Stay Defiant. Never give up, sending you peace and love ✌️🇺🇦✌️

Gorgeous architecture and medieval history!! Thank you, thank you, thank you for sharing with us.

What a beautiful city with amazing history, thank you for the tour. Its impressive seeing the hard work and positivity in Lviv.

Thank you for showing us your beautiful city. Praying for the end of the war. Peace, hope and love.

Lviv is amazing! I've been there twice and thoroughly enjoyed my visits, both of which were too short - I could have easily spent weeks exploring its nooks and crannies and multi-layered past. And I studied urban conservation at university, so naturally, the city had been on my "must-see" list for a long time. Definitely one of those places that are hard to leave. I really hope to see beautiful, Lviv again one day, after Ukraine has won victory and regained its freedom. I'm utterly disgusted and deeply saddened by what is happening right now, but the solidarity, resilience and courage of Ukrainians have been moving and inspiring. Слава Україні!

It feels how much you love your city and all country! Save us God and Glory to Ukraine!

Hi Orest what a beautiful city and architecture. Thank you for sharing more interesting history and updates in your videos.

So peaceful church and amazing city! Pray for Ukrainian ❤️❤️❤️ Please, can some countries come to your place to rescue and support people in Ukraine 😭😭😭

Thanks Orest for sharing. VERY VERY NICE Town. Peace gab. Rio Cuarto, Argentina

What a beautiful city. Thank you so much for sharing. You gained a new follower!

@zuborest

2 жыл бұрын

Welcome

I've visited Lviv in 2018, beautiful heritage, may god save this beautiful city form black eyes, brother you are doing a great Job.

I hope you stay safe!

I have been so blessed to have spent a month here, last year. Even then… Lviv felt like a Beautiful, old Lover… with a Thousand sad songs in her Playlist!

Hi Zub, I admire your love to Lviv and definitely it is now a Ukrainian city and we Poles support you and Ukraine fight for freedom with no any hesitation, absolutely but please do not forget that city of Lviv was Polish from 14th century plus it was a center of Polish culture until Soviets invaded Poland in 1939. Since than Poles had to escape, many of them were killed. One of the oldest Polish Universities was in Lviv and Soviets and professors killed. Churches there are mainly Roman catholic because Poles are Roman catholic. City was multicultural because Polish Lithuanian Commonwealth was multicultural. Please do not list nations living in Lviv in the past in the order that Poles also lived there as a last nation mentioned on this list. They did build this town. I admire Ukrainians for their bravery and love of freedom but future will be bright when we will build it on the truth.

@zuborest

2 жыл бұрын

I know history and remember this, Walter ;-)

@marysiawalter

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for your response. I was waiting for it. I hope that this barbaric invasion on your country will end soon and you will be back guiding tourists from all over the world remembering also about Poles who have build the city that you love so much. I wish you all the best. Stay safe. I do pray for you and all Ukrainian brothers.

LOVED THIS Tour of your home town.... VERY BEAUTIFUL, hope it survives the war well

A very wonderful tour of your Beloved, Beautiful and Historic Lviv! Such tragic, horrific and undeserved Evil is being perpetrated upon Ukraine. I pray that it stops as soon as possible and the Terrible person who is responsible for it is brought to Justice.

What a beautiful city!!

The beauty of Lviv is amazing! Wish the Ukraine people can gain their peace again soon!!!

What an absolutely beautiful city. Thank you for making this video orest and for showing us your heritage. It's beautiful. I wish you all the best through these terrible times and I look forward to being able to visit lviv in the future. Slava Ukraine 🇺🇦 ♥️

@mateuszduda225

2 жыл бұрын

Lwów to Polskie dziedzictwo. To Polacy wybudowali te wszystkie zabytki!!!

@edwagner4272

2 жыл бұрын

@@mateuszduda225 ...and Poland got half of Germany

@mateuszduda225

2 жыл бұрын

@@edwagner4272 Oczywiście wiem o tym. Niemniej gdy odwiedzam dawne Niemieckie miasta w Polsce np. Wrocław to nie mówię jakie piękne Polskie zabytki, zaś jakie piękne Niemieckie budynki. Kolejna sprawa jest taka, że Ukraińcy nie dbają o Polskie budynki na Ukrainie. Niszczą Polskie palace i o nie dbają. Albo Zamek w Czernowogrodzie. Miał kilkaset lat, a jedna z baszt zawaliła się w 2013 roku, ponieważ Ukraińcy o to nie dbają. Polacy w latach okupacji Komunistycznej w latach 1945-89, której był winny Roosvselt, Churchil i Stalin również nie dbali o dawne Niemieckie pałace. Jednakowoz to się w Polsce zmienia, a Ukraińcy tego nie zmieniają. Pozdrawiam

@bartoszsikorski8230

2 жыл бұрын

@@mateuszduda225 Nie tyle Polacy niedbali, co komunistyczne władze, wiele z pałaców zostało rozgrabionych i zdewastowanych jeszcze w czasie wojny, potem nie było ani środków, ani klimatu politycznego, żeby ratować arystokratyczne budynki i to jeszcze niemieckie.

@mateuszduda225

2 жыл бұрын

@@bartoszsikorski8230 Oczywiście, natomiast bez wątpienia Polacy również.

Thanks Orest!

I just subscribed. I'm so sorry for your country. U r an amazing people! Heroes ALL of u. #IStandWithUkraine

I love Lviv, it is a beautiful place ❤️. I have visited Lviv twice now, in 2018 and 2019, the people are so friendly and I recognised all the places you pointed out. I am happy that the statues and beautiful old buildings are being protected. I hope the madness ends very soon #longliveukraine #slavaukrani

Orest, great work. I stumbled across your channel earlier today, and have really appreciated it. I was in Lviv last month working at one of the world central kitchen tents at the Lviv railway station. I worked there everyday for a month, so I didn’t get to see a ton of Lviv, but what I did see was incredible. I’m hoping to come back and do some more volunteer work soon. Hopefully we can meet up for a coffee or something.

@zuborest

2 жыл бұрын

Sure! This drop me a line when you arrive next time

@danduffey8682

2 жыл бұрын

@@zuborest sounds good. Keep up the good work.

I was lucky to visit Kiev, Lviv and Odessa (Odessa stole my hart). Lviv is European heritage, witness of all history turbulences which happen during last few centuries Stay strong! Love from Poland 💛💙

@zuborest

2 жыл бұрын

Czesc

@oransherf1089

2 жыл бұрын

@@zuborest espero que trmine esta gerra the only thing i kno in spanish orest lov from asia;

Slava Ukraine 🇺🇦 ❤️

I share your subscriber's opinion.! What a FABULOUS App!

I apericiate your reporting👍🙌🌷🌼

Чудове відео, Оресте! Дякую🙏🏻♥️🇺🇦

Hello, I read the article on Nomad Mania about you, so I thought to check the link they had in their email. We all love travelers, especially ones that report about it.

@zuborest

2 жыл бұрын

Welcome

Гарне відео Орест. Коротко, але мило та інформативно. Я був у Львові кілька разів і щоразу люблю його все більше. Моє улюблене місто в світі [упереджений, можливо, як ти]. Слава Україні! [Lovely video Orest. Short but sweet and informatve. I've been to Lviv several times and love it more each time,. My favourite city in the world [biassed maybe like you]. Glory to Ukraine!]

Bravo! vey well done! you touch my heart as I used to live in L'viv for a couple of years (1998-99) and fall in love with its spirit (as I talian I foudn a lot of cultural legacies). I came back later on as UNESCO expert and I'm now trying to mobilise the Italian cultural diplomacy to support you as much as possible! Hoping to come back soon. Take care!

@zuborest

2 жыл бұрын

Plz, write me in private. See my social media in the description. My wife is actively involve din cultural diplomacy too. And soon she is visiting Biennale in Venice :-)

much love!

Thank you for sharing your beautiful city. I know how you feel. I hope and pray this war is over. Love from the Philippines

@mateuszduda225

2 жыл бұрын

Lwów to Polskie korzenie. To Polacy wybudowali te wszystkie zabytki. Ukraina z reszta o nie nie dba. Te ziemie były Polskie do roku 1945. Na Ukrainie znajduje się mnóstwo dawnych Polskich zabytków, które są niszczone przez Ukraincow. Na przykład baszty Zamku w Czerwonogrodzie. Jedna z baszt się zawaliła w 2013, ponieważ Ukraińcy o to nie dbają. Kolejne miejsce to Twierdzą w Kamiencu Podolskim. Jedno z najważniejszych miejsc dla Narodu Polskiego. Ukraińcy nie chcą wydawać kasy na konsultacje murów, wiec je wyburzaja. I słowo wyburzaja jest tutaj kluczowe. Oni tego nie rozbierają cegła po cegłę tylko WYBURZAJĄ!!!!

One of my favorite cities in the world..spent some time there with my friend Orest.

Espero que termine pronto esta barbarie, que se respeten todos los monumentos. Ánimo Ucrania

I sincerely hope Ukraine will be spared any further destruction. Its people and culture are what makes Ukraine so beautiful! Good luck to you! Glory to Ukraine!

Such a beautiful city . When you have won. I definitely want to visit someday.

@zuborest

2 жыл бұрын

Welcome

My favorite city in the world is Lviv. If any destruction were to happen here would be no words to describe.

👍

This city tour was made more interesting thanks to your personal experiences and individual anecdotes. I have to thank you also for pointing out the synagogue and the past history of the Jews in Lviv/Lvov. While the Soviets tried to bury the story of the Jews of Lvov in the 50’s and 60’s during the Soviet era, their presence and destruction can never be erased. Peace be with you.

@user-fv4kr9qz5z

2 жыл бұрын

Stupid ! In Ukraine, always, as today, 99% of the Jews are in power! Dumm ! In der Ukraine sind immer wie heute 99 % der Juden an der Macht!

@zuborest

2 жыл бұрын

thanks

I really love your videos, thanks!. Glad you're ok, be careful :) Slava Oukraïni !!

Great video. I've been to Lviv many times. I have walk those streets many times. Lviv is like a second home to me. I love it. My first time to Lviv was in 1976. Very different city now. A change for the better.

@zuborest

2 жыл бұрын

For sure

@oransherf1089

2 жыл бұрын

@@zuborest hav u been in chile i not paka oran;

@zuborest

2 жыл бұрын

@@oransherf1089 yes

@oransherf1089

2 жыл бұрын

@@zuborest by the way dont catch me but tomorow ukraine and russia sopossed do ceace fire;paka ran;

The church at 25:35 was Sooooo beautiful.... and to think, it was all built by hand #PRAYFORUKRAINE

Thank you for sharing this amazing city with us. I can feel the love you have for Lviv and see why. It is a stunningly beautiful place! ❤️ I hope it can remain preserved through this Russian invasion and that I can one day walk this same tour of Lviv myself. 🙏

@zuborest

2 жыл бұрын

welcome

Andrej Vasyleko recommend you. I am sub to your channel because of him. Thank you✌

I love seeing what Lviv looks like and all the beautiful history. My earliest known ancestor, Mikail Slezka, a 17th-century book publisher and printer was from Lviv. I find it utterly sad and depressing about what is happening in Ukraine now. I hope that you will be safe and that the invading Russian forces will realize their mistakes and leave. Slava Ukraini 💙💙💙💛💛💛

@zuborest

2 жыл бұрын

How did you track your ancestor that far?

You are realy great, Orest! Тhank's you for this importent mission for all of us ) привiт з Запорiжжя ! Ми всi переможемо !

@zuborest

2 жыл бұрын

Однозначно

Such a beatiful city. Slava Lviv!

Stay safe! You have very interesting videos in youtube...! and hope that in Ukraine war will end soon

People all going about their business but no longer have the bright happy smiles that I've seen in the past. I pray for the preservation of this city and all of Ukraine and the return of all their happiness 💜🇺🇦🙏...

I live in Canada.... I cannot imagine the anxiety and terror the people of Ukraine.... but my heart hurts for you. Your City is beautiful, and you are doing a great justice of representing your people and the pride and love of your roots. I pray god and the angels help protect you, your people and your beautiful city. I pray for your Ukraine... ❤️🙏🙌🙏❤️

@mateuszduda225

2 жыл бұрын

Lwów to Polskie korzenie. To Polacy wybudowali te wszystkie zabytki. Ukraina z reszta o nie nie dba. Te ziemie były Polskie do roku 1945. Na Ukrainie znajduje się mnóstwo dawnych Polskich zabytków, które są niszczone przez Ukraincow. Na przykład baszty Zamku w Czerwonogrodzie. Jedna z baszt się zawaliła w 2013, ponieważ Ukraińcy o to nie dbają. Kolejne miejsce to Twierdzą w Kamiencu Podolskim. Jedno z najważniejszych miejsc dla Narodu Polskiego. Ukraińcy nie chcą wydawać kasy na konsultacje murów, wiec je wyburzaja. I słowo wyburzaja jest tutaj kluczowe. Oni tego nie rozbierają cegła po cegłę tylko WYBURZAJĄ!!!!

Lviv better be set up as the second city in anticipation of the need for Kyiv's government to move here. I hope efforts is made here for full defence of the supply chain, humanitarian corridor and watch out for saboteurs.

@zuborest

2 жыл бұрын

It is already happening

Wow, gorgeous city! I’m with you and please take care, from Australia.

They may destroy buildings and historical structures but THEY CAN NOT DESTROY THR FREE SOUL OF THE PEOPLE OF UKRAINE ✊🏽👏🏽🙌🏽🇺🇦💪🏽🇺🇦🙏🇺🇦💜👑🦁

@zuborest

2 жыл бұрын

Yes

Hi bro good evening

Орест, щиро дякую за неймовірне відео та люблв до рідного Львова. Молюся, щоб нога окупанта не ступила на поріг нашого неперевершеного міста Лева. Слава непереможній нації та її славним Героям! Слава Украіні!💙💛🇺🇦

@zuborest

2 жыл бұрын

:-)

When the war will end Lwow is going to be my first destination for sure!!! It's going to be my 4th visit to Lwow and I can't wait :)

@zuborest

2 жыл бұрын

Welcome

@WitoldMakowski

2 жыл бұрын

@@zuborest Can't wait bro! I'll hit you up then, maybewe could meet for a beer and some talk togheter! ;)

28:11 Cute girl waving at the camera.

Thank you for that very interesting video. Lviv is very like Krakow and Prague and it would be a crime to cause damage to its buildings. But let's hope the Russians will not get that far west in your country, in fact let's hope they will leave your country completely. Best wishes from the UK.

@zuborest

2 жыл бұрын

There is a proverb: Ideal Lviv is Krakow and ideal Krakow is Prague. Indeed those three cities share a lot in common.

Lviv is a beautiful city, with I heard quite a foodie scene, wish I visited before all this happened. Too bad my crypto bag didn't grow enough for me to take a lengthy holiday. I hope the World Bank and IMF are generous enough to restore the city to what it was if our worst fears come true.

I find it strange that the Ukrainian government isn't using accelerated emergency procedures to nominate more tentative sites for World Heritage Site status. Sites in Chernihiv and Derzhprom specifically are in danger. Chernihiv and Kharkiv are struck by russian rockets rather often, Derzhprom was already damaged a bit. Ukraine only used the procedure for inscribing the centre of Odesa on the list, the nomination for which was already in the works before the invasion.

Bloody and Cruel Demon is starting to bomb western Ukraine (Yavoriv), which is the city next to Lviv. My goodness! It’s so close, please please stay safe and protect yourselves. Pray for Ukraine🇺🇦🇺🇦👬👬

This is POLISH heritage!!! In Poland we have got many historic cities like Wrocław, Szczecin or Bytom. Although we haven’t told about theess cities that this is beautiful Polish heritage. All pretty buildings in thesse cities are German architecture. We don’t tell on let’s look what a beautiful Polish building, cause they’re in German architecture style and built by Germans. Those cities we got in 1945 year, due to conference in Jalta. The same with Lviv. To 1945-th this city was Polish and then became USSR city and now this is POLISH city in Ukrainie. Lwów jest Polskim miastem

@konradschmidt3919

2 жыл бұрын

Lwów JEST ukraińskim miastem. Jednak jego historia związana jest z Polską i Rzeczpospolitą. A ten wygadany młody czlowiek, robi wszystko by to ukryć. Podobnie jak obecne władze miasta.

Allah bless

I was worried about you since 35people died from bombs close to lviv

💜🇺🇦🙌🏽🖖🏼🙏prayers for the defeat of Putler...

Lwów/Lviv was a city for everyone because it was a city of the Kingdom of Poland (1340) and then Commonwelth (1569-1795) - state that was a place for everyone, of which Lwów was one of the main cities. All across its existence, completely dominated by the polish elite and it is thanks to the polish civilization culture that there were so many ethnicities and religions. Which is also reason of that beautiful architecture and art that you like so much. Poles have always been open and tolerant - which can also be seen today in the case of ukrainian refugees - this has always been like that. In the fourteenth century Jews wandered around Europe. Polish king Casimir the Great invited them (not for free, but with open arms) to Krakow and to entire kingdom, this is the reason of jewish presence in Lwów. 18:40 Until 1945, Poles are 60 percent of Lviv's population and their were elits, Ukrainians / Ruthenians only 7 percent. Lviv is the largest concentration of polish architecture (buildings designed or financed by Poles). I am glad that there are people like You who want to protect this priceless heritage, but remember that it is, above all, polish civilization heritage, of which the Ruthenians were an important part.

@zuborest

2 жыл бұрын

History is very interesting once you start to study it

@bartoszsikorski8230

2 жыл бұрын

@@zuborest And it is also interesting when you finish studying it. Important not to change it ;) Good luck with the channel.

Як і казав що підпишуся на англомовний канал 💪🇺🇦❤️ радий був побачити в живу! Слава Україні Героям Слава! Бережись! Львів

What is happening makes me sick. That part of the would has been stompt on enough it needs peice. They have a job to do let them.

🤔🔱🇺🇦💙💛

Old Town look like my home town GDAŃSK.. ALL THE BEST FOR YOU AND ALL UKREINIAN PEOPLE 🇵🇱🤝🇺🇦

16:34 and 23:30 I spotted tourists.

@zuborest

2 жыл бұрын

On 16:34 are Chech journalists actually

@JaysWorldTravels

2 жыл бұрын

@@zuborest Thanks and good to know. You're finally replying to all your comments. That's what I'm trying to catch up on as well.

@zuborest

2 жыл бұрын

@@JaysWorldTravels yeah. I finnaly replied to most people and will keep it

@JaysWorldTravels

2 жыл бұрын

@@zuborest Thanks, I think viewers like it when the host replies to their comments. It makes it more interactive for the channel.

So Orest Zub, you mentioned that before the WW2 that Jews consisted 30% of the city's population . You forgot to mention what percentage were Ukrainians in the City of Lviv.

@zuborest

2 жыл бұрын

Around 20%

It's not " Ukraina" it's Polen.

I thought everyone there was united against the common enemy?

@zuborest

2 жыл бұрын

Correct

Hope it will not be same as NATO led American Allie’s did to IRAQ 🇮🇶 the “Cradle of the civilisation”

@loriference32

2 жыл бұрын

Actually, the cradle of civilization is Ancient Ukraine......look into the Cucuteni Trypillian culture...7000 years old.

@zuborest

2 жыл бұрын

Let's hope

а для какой цели у тебя в ухе серьга ?!

Nice tour guide on Lviv but a bit not true. Ukraine formally exist from something like 1992. All we can see here was actually Polish heritage and not Ukrainian. Lviv was polish city for 99% of his history. Of course this is 100% Ukraine right now, but honesty would tell you to mention that all this old things was builded by Poles. Up to World War 2 Lviv had around 70% of polish citizens, around 20% of Jewish citizens, 7% of Ukrainians and 3% others like Russians or Germans. How then you can tell that this is Ukrainian heritage? Is not, the same not like Wroclaw in Poland had not Polish heritage but German. History was complicated but don't twist the historical facts. All the best for you and Ukraine.

@maksszczypior7608

2 жыл бұрын

This is very good coments

@zuborest

2 жыл бұрын

Lviv was founded by Ukrainian king Daniel in 13th century. Then in 1340 it was capture by Poland and remained under Polish control for many centuries. Between 1774 and 1918 it was Austrian. Since the middle of 19th century it became the centre of Ukrainian culture. Everybody want to have a piece of beautiful Lviv and I don't privatise it just for me.

@maksszczypior7608

2 жыл бұрын

​@@zuborest Lwów was settled by the Lendians, Lechitic tribe in 9th century. Then conquered by Ruthenians in 11th. In 13th century Lwów was named to honor son of king Daniel, Liev. In 1340 by law of succed became properity of Polish king after death of Boleslaus Yuriy. Lwów in 1356 became city with Magdeburg rights granted by Casimir III, Polish king. In 19th centrury Lwów was international city with majority of Poles more than 50%, Jews 30% and Ukrainians 14% and other. I am realy hoped than this war end soon and we all will be able to visit this beautiful ukrainian city with polish herritage. For us Poles this is one of 3 city survied after 2 world war, that's why it's so important for us. In 20's it was centre of mathematical world, Banach, Ulam etc. We Poles and Ukrainians have to be proud of this history. We have to protect this city and protect people living in Lwów. Stay strong Ukraine! Poland will always support you, my friends! We are proud how Ukrainians are heroically fighting for freedom!!! Leopolis semper fidelis tibi, Polonie!

@zuborest

2 жыл бұрын

@@maksszczypior7608 thanks. I'll study it

Почему не показал львов на Кладбище Львовских Oрлят? Потому что они были «обеспечены» задолго до войны? Чтобы их никто не видел? Потому что, как и Советы, вы пытаетесь скрыть все связи между Львовом и Польшей? Как и вы в своем «историческом» рассказе о городе. В котором вы избегали таких слов, как Польша и Речь Посполитая, как огня. На лжи и двуличии дружбу не построишь. Поляки помогают украинцам и желают им всего наилучшего. Никто в Польше не собирается «возвращать» Львов. Но неуважение и фальсификация истории вместо смягчения старых разногласий порождает новые.

"We must save UNESCO heritage of Ukraine" --- sorry, whom are you appealing to? To those who bombed the humanity's most ancient historical sites in Mesopotamia and sacked museums there? Good luck with that.

@zuborest

2 жыл бұрын

Not to you of course

I have a question for you, why didn't you Ukrainian people protest against this conflict that has been going on for years. 2014-2022 In your country ? It's not right to blame someone else for it, because it is in your country! Instead of letting it escalate too what it is now!

@zuborest

2 жыл бұрын

The war is Donbas was a bleeding scar since 2014

Dearest Orest, With the greatest respect. You have not considered that surrender is the best option, considering the current conditions... if Zelenskyy surrendered, and the Ukrainian army stopped fighting: 1) They would stop dying, both soldiers and mainly civilians. 2) They would stop destroying your land. 3) They could continue at home, in their beloved country. 4) They could then, in peace, fight and defend their rights in another way, as GANDHI did in his time. 5) Zelenskyy, I don't think it's the best thing for his own people to say that he will fight and resist until the end, when he is in much better condition to resist than the rest of the civilians, babies, children, women, grandmothers and other civilians. With much love and respect, Gab Rio Cuarto, Argentina.

@zuborest

2 жыл бұрын

By no means

@gxsoft

2 жыл бұрын

@@zuborest Ok. I made my attempt! My heart it's with you! gab Rio Cuarto, Argentina

@danduffey8682

2 жыл бұрын

If Russia wants peace they can stop this unprovoked aggression at anytime. Russia is fighting for land, Ukraine is fighting for their freedom and their lives. No amount of surrendering to Putin will stop this war. He’ll just try to take more. And all you have to do is look at Chechnya and Georgia and Crimea. Ukraine can’t stop until they’ve won.

Stop it! Lwow is a Polish City, and Polish Architecture. What kind of tour guide are you, giving false information. King Daniel was from the Rurik Dynasty. Rurik Dynasty is Ruski History not Ukrainian. Ukrainians derive from the Scythian and Iranian Culture. Read: Province of Ruthenia was part of the Polish Kingdom and King Daniel was the first King of the province of Ruthenia. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ruthenian_Voivodeship

@zuborest

2 жыл бұрын

And what was before that? :-)

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