I got pissed in Ukraine during blackouts
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ก.ย. 2024
- Energy infrastructures across Ukraine are being targeted by Russia. In what seems to be a war of attrition It's now normal to experience blackouts all over Ukraine. This is what I experienced when I went over there.
Other things about the war are also highlighted in this video
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Wow gorgeous scenery walking, romantic indeed. Nice video!
Thank you very much for your nice comment. Yes, some people say Lviv is the Paris of the East
Awesome video
Thanks for the visit
Loved the Churchill quotes
Mate, if you are going through hell, then just keep on going. Don't stop till you get out of it. Amen bro
Lviv is a historical Polish city that Poland lost after the Second World War. It is a city very close to every Pole, especially those whose ancestors were displaced from this beautiful city after the war.
@janhusar9105 Thanks for your comment. It's hard to keep up with historical changes of European borders. So much has changed in the last 1000 years, and I'm sure it will keep on changing, long after we have both passed away
@@MorgansWorld760Yes. As a British person, you have the right not to understand the pain that Poles are going through after losing this city. It is as Polish as Krakow or Warsaw. Fate has historically linked this ROYAL city forever with the hearts of Poles. Now, when the Russians are destroying the monuments of this city, the heart bleeds even more. The Polish government has already offered the Ukrainian authorities assistance in the reconstruction of Lviv.
@janhusar9105 Thanks for sharing the info. I was also recently in Gdans, and a German was pointing out to me that the city of Gdansk was once German. I honestly can't keep up with it all, but it is very interesting
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It is true that the history of Poland is very complex. Gdańsk is an example of this. Although historically it is a Polish city and during its existence it was also within the borders of Prussia and systematically Germanized. Gdańsk owes its wonderful history to both Germans and Poles. As islanders, you do not have such complex problems with your country's borders. I wish you good luck in your travels.
@janhusar9105 Trust me, the UK has its complicated history, too. If we didn't, we might actually have a much better football team.
I appreciate your good wishes
The restaurant in the old underground church looked interesting, i'm not so sure about the horseradish vodka though
It was revolting