Just wanted to share one story with you. I am Polish myself. once I was travelling in the train from Krakow to Wroclaw. The train was full of Ukrainian refugees since it was from the station at the border. I met in the train one lady with a child around 12 years old and a guinea pig. I asked them if they know where they are going. They didn't. It was their first time outside Ukraine, they didn't have anyone in Poland. They kept asking me what they should do. if they should go further to the West. I couldn't answer them. I just gave them my phone number in case they needed help. They called me after two days and told me they don't know what to do. I immediately called my family. My family welcomed them with open hands, they live with us for a year now, they are celebrating with us, they became part of our family. Just a random meeting in the train but it was destiny. BTW that kid is calling me sister now :D
Fajna historia, moj znajomy z pracy do niedawna również gościł u siebie kobietę z dwojgiem dzieci. Nie biorąc nic na utrzymanie czy na rachunki. Dziewczyna chciala sie jednak usamodzielnić zeby nie być ciężarem i wynajęła mieszkanie. Ale są jak rodzina . Super ze pomagacie!
I love hearing stories like this. I am in the process of sponsoring a Ukrainain refugee in the U.S. She is scared and worried about coming here. Never been on a plane and bringing her little dog. Your story inspires me. God Bless
I think Poland and Poles did amazingly well - the proof is that there's really not much to report of any issues other than psychological trauma that Ukrainians are dealing with. It might sound weird, but this shows how smoothly the help was provided, and how dignity of people in need of that help was preserved.
FRIENDS, BROTHERS FROM EUROPE, ASIA AND AMERICA🇺🇦🇵🇱🇺🇸🇩🇪🏴🇫🇷🇨🇦🇮🇹🇪🇸🇨🇿🇹🇷 ❗ UKRAINE NEED YOUR SUPPORT IN BAKHMUT, IMPORTANT BATTLE IS COMING, WE FIGHT WITH AGRESSOR ❗ THANK YOU, SLAVA UKRAINE 🙏💙💛
I've always liked Poland and used to work with a couple of Poles - awesome people, but still I didn't expect such overwhelming support and humanity when the invasion started. I remember watching a video by a Polish blogger in the first weeks of the invasion, sharing her feelings, crying and having _survivor's guilt_ because of what was happening to _us_ , as if it was her own personal tragedy. Back then, when so many people in Western Europe were still insisting that we were all being "too emotional" , "overreacting" and called on just "waiting a little until it's over", Poles were the only ones who understood the scale of the horror we had to go through, and the importance of resistance. Luckily, I didn't have to leave Ukraine, but I'm still incredibly grateful to all Poles for saving the lives of my people. We'll never forget that unprecedented, unconditional support. ❤❤❤
unconditional ..... very important word. You have my full support without any conditions. What will be, will be. Greetings from Poland Putler na pohybel.
Ukrainians have slaughtered thousands of their polish neighbours in cruel sadistic way with axes forks and other crime tools.No one was saved women,nor children or elderly people.Now they even have tleritorial demands from Poland and still worship criminalist Bandera who ordered this crime.Milion of them fled to Poland after russian special operation .In a short period I counted several murders,rapes of polish women,and a lot of thefts.They scrounge at every super market.Open your eyes and cure your ignorance.
@@MrGreg771 I have perfect idea what was that genocide, my own grandparents have suffered it in the very middle of it. Yes, there is a conflict in Bandera perception. But holy shit, now they are being murdered, raped and robbed by russians in unjustiified war. It's the worst time to make a problem out of it and drama right now. Now it's time for support and return to the problem after Ukraine wins.
but Ukrainians don't appreciate it at all. only looking for downsides. they have such audacity to criticize Polish coffee during the war and say that in Kiev it is better...
@@These.things.happen well. Borders are open. Kiev is not that far away. If they leave there will be a space to live for another thankful family who escaped from eastern Ukraine from real war
I admire Poland. They support Ukraine more than anyone else and they took in so many refugees. It makes me so sad that people had to leave their homes to save their lives. We need to support Ukraine more and then the war can end soon
Nie wiem, dlaczego przyjechali aż do Polski, skoro wojna ma miejsce tylko we wschodniej Ukrainie.Bardzo im się u nas podoba i nie wiadomo, czy wrócą do siebie.Nie uczą się języka polskiego. Są roszczeniowi i promują banderyzm.
It is imperative that we come together to support the Ukrainian army and secure a victory. The ongoing violence and attacks on innocent civilians will only exacerbate the current emigration crisis, placing undue strain on other nations. Ultimately, this will have dire consequences for the global community.
Half of the 1.5 million 🇺🇦 refugees are working and paying taxes in Poland ,many of them studying while taking care of their own family. Only the elders and people who can't work are on benefits. Ukranians 🇺🇦and 🇵🇱Polish are awesome 👍
As a Pole I must say - we have a lot of Ukrainian people now here, and they are hard working, humble people. I hope they feel good here, they feel welcome, and I hope that this terrible war will end soon. And we will help Ukraine rebuild the country.
Ukraińcy mało który pracuje, są chmscy, ludzie bardzo roszczeniowi. Zobaczcie kroniki policyjne ilu Ukraińców listami gończymi jest poszukiwani za przestępstwa.
It is horrible that the Libyans, the Palestinians, afgan , the Yemenis, the Syrians and the Iraqis did not get the same media exposure and help when they were bombarded unlawfully.... why ? because they are not white like Ukranian people?
@@henrykadabrowska3903 popatrz na wielu naszych w UK, Niemczech, Włoszech czy Hiszpanii ... a nie są to ludzie z piętnem miażdżącej historii ... kiedy w Berlinie podchodzi do mnie bezdomny z wyciągniętą ręką, w 90% przypadków jest moim rodakiem, a nie ma tygodnia żeby nie było kryminalnej afery ... Tak, Ukraińcy są dumni, na swój sposób wymagający, ale również od siebie i być może dzięki temu wciąż dzielnie przelewają swoją krew za ojczyznę ... mierzi mnie ocenianie innych z pozycji kanapy, nie będąc w ich butach ...
Poland is the country with the highest level of Ukrainian refugees. They don’t stop helping them. Poland provides refugees with work places, does a lot of volunteer. Good job
Poland's history tought them a lot about russians, so they are surely empathetic enough towards Ukrainian people. This war took so many lives and destroyed so many homes already, we must support Ukrainian army if we want it all to end.
@@nilslarson7532 What a poor troll you are. Unlike when refugees arrived in your country they were kept in refugee camps and centres in Poland they are housed in peoples homes and apartments, motels, hotels etc with most only spending a few nights in distribution centres. You know nothing about the help Ukrainians get in Poland except what your fake news media lies to you about Nils. But as usual you believe it all without checking for yourself. Uninformed and ignorant yet you comment in response to many comments and everything you say demonstrates your ignorance.
@@nilslarson7532 not all. Out of the 4-5 million that entered Poland around 1.5 million are now permanently here (well at least for the foreseeable future). The problem is that even if we were the richest country in the world its not physically possible to build homes / create workplaces / social services for additional 4-5 million people (Poland has 38 million citizens) in such a short amount of time. Poland is simply to small to handle that amount of people especially in such a small time window hence why the Mayor of Warsaw, Rafał Trzaskowski, appealed to the EU and UN for support to provide accommodation to at least some of those Ukrainians. Hell, probably even the US with all the money they got and how big their country is would have insane trouble to provide housing and social services for additional 4-5 million people overnight.
We are eternally grateful for you defending Poland and other European countries from Russia. We understand it. I think in the future you would be always welcomed here as guests, good neighbors and friends - never "refugees".
There is this traditional extra plate for a traveller during Christmas eve dinner in Poland. For many years it was an empty tradition, but last year it was filled up with food and with love for ukrainian newcomers.
As I Pole I remember time when one of Ukainians lived in our house with us, he asked to stay for 2 weeks but we spent 2 months together and it was good time for both. Now he is working and I see him waliking with his wife and kids in my small town in Poland saying Dzień Dobry and smiling when we met. We must help Ukainians as much as we can, and as long as we can.
If you ever visit Kraków again you may wanna avoid admitting that you are from UK xD you guys are not the most welcomed tourists there since it used to be (and might still be) a go to place for British bachelor parties and these were sometimes a bit too wild. Also vast majority of Ukrainians you have seen were most probably migrants and not refugees. Even before the war we already had millions of Ukrainians living and working in Poland. Actually Poland is a big reason why Ukrainian nation decided to rise up in 2014. They were coming to Poland, living here, working, earning good money and thinking "what the hell? you guys were at our level back when USSR fell and now I need to leave my country to work here cause it's so much better... Ukraine can be the same". We were their window on the West showing them that following Poland's steps brings peace and prosperity while being dominated by Russia brings nothing but hopelessness.
In an effort to aid their country and expedite the defeat of the invading neighbor, refugees are volunteering for various tasks. However, border areas continue to face relentless shelling, causing immense harm to the civilian population. Such attacks are carried out under the guise of targeting infrastructure.
My 67 years old father is on a pension, but he went to the job just to help Ukrainian family in my hometown. He also started to prepare meals for them and help them with housing.
Having the war across your board and knowing people are dying every day and you can't do anything about it is also emotional very difficult. When I first watched the news it was like watching a movie but the pain was real and still is and we still can just watch it. I see Ukrainian people every day on my streets and I am glad they are safe.
@@kwestionowaniestatusuquo7644 is it so hard to believe people can be emphatic that you think they need to be paid? This is how I feel, you can have your own opinion but don't call people trolls when they think differently, sad...
Bóg jest wszędzie. Wszędzie inaczej się nazywa. Szanuję że jesteś wyznawca Allaha. Ja jestem chrześcijaninem. Żyjmy w pokoju. Świat nie może być podzielony przez religie. Pozdrawiam serdecznie
Poland welcomed me (a Ukrainian refugee) with warm and welcomed arms last February. Regular Polish people were giving me food, clothes and hygiene products. Not government or fonds, but it was just normal Poles. Normal Poles who were hugging me and wiping my tears. Dear Polish people, we love you and never forget your kindness. We will pay back once we can. - Yours truly, Ukrainians ❤
Another Pole in here. Ukrainians have been among us for a long time before the war has started. Hard working and humble people. Met many of them, from janitors to high profile IT specialists. I have even started learning Ukrainian language. Not a huge effort, many similarities with Polish. Respect guys, your families are safe!
I have the same impressions. I have even had those long before the war has started in 2014 . And started to learn ukrainian, which i find easy to learn for Poles as long as you know cyrylica. Pozdrawiam.
I am proud to be Polish (living in Canada for the last 37 years) - I knew we had it in us to go past fear and help the neighbors in need. Hoping and praying for end of Putin and the war!
@@JohnofthefamilySmith You Russian troll farm serfs desperately want to believe _everybody_ is communist, yet you always hide behind fake Western account names. 😆🤣😂🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡
@@neptunefog6082Uh and what did we do in WW2? I think you mean after WW1 when we took your capital. In WW2 the Lithuanians where the ones in SS in Poland and Poland didn't have SS divisions sooo I think in WW2 it was you guys that did stuff, to us.
Hats off to millions of ordinary people who convened on Facebook, at work or among friends and helped, quickly found solutions, without waiting for NGOs, local governments (which also worked brilliantly) or state authorities. It was incredibly good and showed not only empathy in society and its enormous efficiency, but also respect for the dignity of people, and even animals, escaping from bombs and the villainy of the Russians.
Amazing Poland has been a true champion since day one. As opposed to countries like Hungary that did below the bare minimum and are still buddies with Putin. They have short memories of how hard they fought for freedom from russia in its former shape: the Soviet Union.
@@mateuszurbanski2678 chłopie, nie rozróżniasz pomocy uchodźcom i faktu że żadna relacja nie może być oparta na kłamstwie. Ludzi szkoda a banderyzm trzeba tępić
I have been working for six months with a volunteer organization that helps Ukraine. The courage of the Ukrainian people is impressive! I believe in the Victory of Ukraine!
В цій пісні немає ні жодного послання до поляків, ні згадки про них. А ті поляки яким вона не подобається, впринципі налаштовані до українців вороже, і це їх вибір.
@@roks1146 Kompletna nieprawda. Zastanawia mnie tylko czy piszesz to z niewiedzy czy kłamiesz świadomie. "Czerwona Kalina " jako pieśń UPA kojarzy się w Polsce z UPA i Banderą.
@@alesollas76 "Ой у лузі червона калина" написана у 1914 році, пісня була гімном січових стрільців. УПА виникло у 1942 році. То ми тепер повинні забаронити всі пісні, які співали УПА? Ви вкладаєте в музику сенс, якого там насправді немає. Пісня жодним чином не налаштована проти польського народу
@@roks1146 Jak chcesz spiewac ta piosenke. To spiewaj ja u siebie na Ukrainie! Jesli przyjezdzacie do Polski I tu zyjecie to nalezy szanowac tutejsze zwyczaje, kulture I historie. Jestescie tu goscmi
@@katarzynazalewska2235 Komuniści śpiewali hymn Polski, ale czy z tego wynika, że powinniśmy go zmienić? - Obudź się, kobieto. Głupoty wygadujesz. I nie masz upoważnienia, by stawiać innym warunki w imieniu wszystkich Polaków. Jesteś tylko złośliwą zołzą, która swój paskudny charakter usiłuje ukryć pod płaszczykiem patriotyzmu i historycznej pamięci.
My heart goes out to the Ukrainian refugees in Poland. Your resilience and strength in the face of adversity are truly inspiring. May you find peace and stability soon. Thank you, BBC, for shedding light on this important issue.
I'm a Ukrainian who has lived in California my whole life. I hope that one day Ukraine will be free and liberal like us so their women can be as beautiful as me.
Вот сейчас всё то что творят эти украницы, не описать ничем, логике их действия не поддаются. Но оказывается всё очевидно!, вот жёлто синяя(голубая) лента которая является лентой мирового общества людей с синдромом дауна! Совпадение?, ну возможно и так, вот только вопрос, это украинцы взяли цвет ленточки даунов или дауны взяли цвета украинского флага для своей ленточки?, что же сейчас поищем. Переходим на сайт ООН и что мы видим, всемирный день людей с этим заболеванием был утверждён в 2011 году, и знаете что?, ленточку утвердили тогда же!. То есть ООН взяло официальным цветом ассоциации даунов( истерический смех) цвета флага украины!, а это ведь Организация Объединённых Наций в которой состоят почти ВСЕ страны мира!, а значит все они не могли не знать что украина использует такой цвет на своём флаге с 1992 года!, теперь понятно что думают все об этой стране?
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I was a volunteer in this place where now polish lessons for Ukrainians take place. At the beginning it was total mess, thousand of people, asking simply for some food, stuff for their children, elderly, people with disabilities, everyone that managed to escaped. 5 months that I volunteered there will stay with me forever. I learned how precious life is, simple things and that we need to always stay human. Be good everyone!! Slava Ukraine!!
Respect to Poland! Actually, if an officially recognized refugee lives in Poland for two years without a gap, he/she can get the Polish/European citizenship AFTER TWO YEARS. So, these people will have a lot of possibilities, if they'll decide to go through the naturalisation process.
they hav2 from rhe get go been going anywhere and often Poland is just a station in the way to west europe , many just left Poland and had not really lived in Ukraine f years. Convenient. Nobody seel ti cover the large sums of money Poland is getting from EU etc for hosting . we hear about turkey in connection with syrians but not Poland . it is a lot !
@Nils Larson There arę literally hundreds of thousands of them Here in Wroclaw , Poland. City is circa 700,000 - 800,000 and we got 300,000 Ukrainians additionaly now.
@@nilslarson7532 No it's not,, just a station,, If they can find a job and a better future then they are staying in Poland. I ask many of them why they don't want to go to Germany, Holland, France or Scandinavia they always have the similar answer,, we are similar to you and I those countries people are cold and not family orientated,, By the way, Poland needs millions of young immigrants like them because of polish demography and low unemployment and strongly rising economy.
So much love and appreciation to Poland flows out from the comments. It makes my heart sing. The times are horrible for those impacted by the war in Ukraine. Peace and love never come out of fashion.
I came from Kiev to Poland with 3 children and we were only paid twice. Why aren't they paying out now? The Polish government has to support us until the war with the stupid Russians is over. Where do I have to go to get paid as much as I need? Do I have to eat like a homeless person?
I support Medicin San Frontier ( Doctors Without Borders) who are in Ukraine as well as other countries. They are awesome! To choose a charity to support I check out what their CEO is earning on Google.. and MSF does not pay extortionate amounts to staff. I feel I am supporting a great cause
I escaped the Martial Law in Communist Poland in 1981, emigration was very difficult, you miss you family a lot. I visite my parents after 20 years. 20 more years more and I am back in Poland again. I am old and tired and happy.
Literally nobody forced them to become refugees. They could have stayed in Southwest Ukraine, and have Zelensky spend American money on them instead of another villa for himself.
Thanks to incomparable bravery and patriotism of Ukrainian soldiers Poland is relatively safe now (though who knows what the future will bring), so I'm not sure who should thank whom. But let's not think of that - let's just stay together, even if some people want to divide us. "United we stand, divided we fall".
there is a lot of good coffee in Poland, there are a lot of global chain stores. what are you having trouble with? you can go for coffee now. maybe you go to the McDonald’s for coffee and you don't like it. how can it be so ungrateful. you got everything most important from us. mentally you are closer to russia than to europe
Polish nation has a lot of historical traumas to heal, a lot of issues to fix, there's lots of self-loathing, many people will tend to speak ill of other Poles, the country, the system. So now nothing has made me ever more proud of myself and the entire nation than the immediate and massive scale selfless help that we offered to Ukrainians, starting from the individual level up to the governmental level, I think for many Poles this was self healing in a way, and proof that we can really rock as a nation and show others how its done. I'm pretty much against the current government, but I'm so glad for their relentless attatidute in all this towards Russia and the systemic help for Ukrainians.
The crucial fact in this whole story is that in 1943 Polish people experienced a genocide which is now a taboo topic because the perpetrators were the Ukrainian Insurgent Army soldiers with the help of the local Ukrainian community. It happened in Volhynia and Eastern Galicia and the Ukrainians were then led by Stepan Bandera. 120.000 Polish people, mostly women and children, were murdered in the most drastic ways you can ever imagine. Now, knowing that fact, look how the Polish nation helps Ukrainian people despite the majority of them still glorify the leaders of the Ukrainian Insurgent Army (Bandera). But Polish people don't care, they still help. Just imagine if Germans were still gloryfying Hitler, would Jews help them in need?
Now imagine it's 1939 and imagine how we were betrayed by the West and how many years we were occupied after the war. We just knew what to do to prevent history from repeating itself.
I've been amazed that most of the Ukrainians I've met speak good English and are open and internationally minded. I know we're meeting the middle and upper classes of the country, so that makes some sense. The poor are still trapped, often in the occupied territories. I hope the country will be restored soon and become a strong part of Europe. They are lovely people.
And this girl who just wants to come back home even though she lives pretty close to front line... Visiting Poland just to meet with her family, collect warm cloths and termos for their soldiers... Each day im more and more impressed by Ukrainians. Russtards might have taken some of their lands away but they will never break the spirit of Ukrainians.
How many millions of Ukrainian refugees are now outside their country! This is truly a global tragedy. It is necessary to stop Putin and drive him back to his lair, let him howl there but do not climb to the neighbors
Honestly, that was the first time my country really made me proud. We Poles can't agree on one thing, but when we got the news, private, random people were offering whatever they could. I think the most heartwarming pictures were of carsits and strollers left by Polish parents, at the train stations at the border. All of the Ukrainian people I've met (mostly as a Polish language teacher) were incredibly hardworking and selfless. A girl from the west left her job and husband and came to volunteer as a translator, a teenage boy worked his way into a good highschool while his mother was helping to get people through the country and the border. Women who came to our village started to look for jobs the moment they arrived and now work soo hard. They all want to go back, when it's safe and I think all Poles really admire that, especially looking at our history.
@Smiling Shadow I've traveled more than enough and I know our history. I'm not talking about the times when we sided with people in Haiti or stopped an invasion on Vienna, but about the times when our government sides with the church, takes away human rights and our people argue whether their neighbors should be allowed to live. About our people defending those who hurt children and hide it. As much as Poland has great history, during my lifetime, there's not much to be really proud of
In the long run this war will only bring destruction and suffering. We need to aid Ukraine in order for them to actually end this conflict as soon as possible by defeating russians. That is the only option we have that makes sense.
I admire their bravery...but my one and only priority would my families safety...it would be a constant worry to solders on the front line that their families are in harm's way, get children out off war zones when possible and stay out ,if your injured your taking up valuable resources that should be used for soldiers!!!.♥️🇺🇸🇺🇦
We Polish people will do whatever we can to help Ukrainians. They are TRUE refugees in need. 🥲❣ Can you see the difference when refugees are women, children and elderly people instead of young guys (later claiming that they are underaged, when U can se that person is around 25-30)bcrossing many borders before reaching your country,s one, claming that they are prosecuted refugees? Huge difference. Polish people know this difference.
Due to the war initiated by the Kremlin, disguised as a special military operation, numerous Ukrainian citizens were forced to flee their homes and safeguard the lives of themselves and their loved ones. Various European nations have shown their readiness to receive refugees and their families, providing a safe haven for those in need. Consequently, Ukrainian citizens have relocated to foreign countries to ensure the safety and wellbeing of their children and elderly relatives.
Even some Arab countries dont want to have Syrian refugees. Considering this, the expectations that all European countries will be open to Syrians re not realistic.
I am 20yo Polish. I used to live in Cracow now I live in Katowice. I live in a block with 30 Ukrainians. It quite annoyning that they can t speak a single word in Polish after a year (most of them) and there are plenty of them but we live quite well. I hope they will do great but they need to mix with Polish people more if they want to live here for a loneger period of time
idk why but our people think they know polish even if they didn't learn any word, just say it to them or deport. Unfortunately we couldn't separate normal people from fools on the borders then in February 2022
it's one thing to consciously immigrate, and another to be forced to let go by war. No wonder so many people are stuck in the middle because they have left their family and home. on the other hand, people who want to stay in Poland integrate very well. Of course there are problems but somehow similar to the ones we do ourselves :) let it end and ukraine win!
FRIENDS, BROTHERS FROM EUROPE, ASIA AND AMERICA🇺🇦🇵🇱🇺🇸🇩🇪🏴🇫🇷🇨🇦🇮🇹🇪🇸🇨🇿🇹🇷 ❗ UKRAINE NEED YOUR SUPPORT IN BAKHMUT, IMPORTANT BATTLE IS COMING, WE FIGHT WITH AGRESSOR ❗ THANK YOU, SLAVA UKRAINE 🙏💙💛
Ukrainians had been coming to Poland for decades from all over Ukraine to work very hard in all sort of jobs in order to support themselves and their families in their homeland. Contributing to Poland's development, as they did in various countries across Europe and in America. They are well liked and valued and - after all - they are so closely related to Poles and their history is similar to that of Poles. And the pain and hurt they experienced in their past from the side of Russian Empire, Soviet Union, and now Russian Federation, is very similar to Poland's experiences. Surely, there had been dark chapters in Polish-Ukrainian relations, Poles didn't always treat them well and there had been innocent blood spilled on both sides, but seeing what is happening to them now, overrides any resentments in the vast majority of Polish people. When Poles see what Ukrainians are going through, we identify with them very strongly, and can't imagine standing aside and not doing anything to help. I hope the world will increase its aid and military support to Ukraine to help it to victory, and that Poland's and Ukraine's mutual relations will always bee good from now on.
Im from Lviv and im waiting the day all statues of UPA "heroes" will dessapear. Ukraine is young as an independent country, we are just learning how to build a country with democracy and freedom. Leaving nationalistic ideas is not easy to do, be patient and you'll see how ukrainians progress!!!!
@@jbol2454 imagine we return lviv. Then, you'll have to return lemberg to austria, because lviv was in the austrian-hungrian empire. Crimea should be greek because greeks made colonies there. Your argument is at the same level as russian logic. pathetic way of thinking....
I'm a Korean.I love Korea🇰🇷.I respect Poland🇵🇱.I love POLAND🇵🇱 'n history.I love Chopin so much and know how much he did for his country, Poland.And should never be ruled by the demon group Russia.Russia is not a country.Russia is the devil.Poland should never forget Chopin.Poland should help Ukraine.Because Russia is a devil and an aggressor.폴란드여 연원하라🇵🇱.쇼팽은 폴란드🇵🇱의 음악가로 녹턴, 마주르카 등 슬프고도 아름다운 많은 곡을 남겼다. 그는 파리에서 죽었지만 그의 심장은 성십자가 교회에 묻혔다.얼마나 러시아의 교활한 침략에 조국 폴란드🇵🇱를 사랑했는지를 결코 잊어서는 안된다. 여기에 일본에 36년간 침탈과 핍박당한 대한민국🇰🇷 역시 폴란드🇵🇱를 응원한다.역사를 잊은 민족에겐 미래는 없다.폴란드여 영원하라🇵🇱na zawsze Polska
Hey easy Kim, i live in Poland and thers a lot of Koreans here (Wroclaw city), and i think they are very great people. I even work with a few. Hard working, helpful but above all friendly. And i love your food so much!
FRIENDS, BROTHERS FROM EUROPE, ASIA AND AMERICA🇺🇦🇵🇱🇺🇸🇩🇪🏴🇫🇷🇨🇦🇮🇹🇪🇸🇨🇿🇹🇷 ❗ UKRAINE NEED YOUR SUPPORT IN BAKHMUT, IMPORTANT BATTLE IS COMING, WE FIGHT WITH AGRESSOR ❗ THANK YOU, SLAVA UKRAINE 🙏💙💛
@@sunlight2078 Because the West gives billions worth of military aid to israeł and supports its racíst apartheíd policies against the Palestinīans Israeł has already killed 69 Palestinïans since the beginning of 2023 including 11 children.
God damn, I'm so happy to see that poles and Ukrainians are now reunited and let their painfully past on the side. Please no more brother war in Europe 🇺🇦🤝🏻🇲🇨 peace from a French 🇨🇵
It's reasonably good. Just a bit tighter in public transit, on the rental market, and public services are just about getting back to normal (the first 2-3 months the squish for paperwork, healthcare, schools, etc. was rough).
Why are the children singing CHERVONA KALYNA in Poland? It's like the Germans singing Nazi songs in Israel. The Volyn Massacre is ever so conveniently forgotten.
FRIENDS, BROTHERS FROM EUROPE, ASIA AND AMERICA🇺🇦🇵🇱🇺🇸🇩🇪🏴🇫🇷🇨🇦🇮🇹🇪🇸🇨🇿🇹🇷 ❗ UKRAINE NEED YOUR SUPPORT IN BAKHMUT, IMPORTANT BATTLE IS COMING, WE FIGHT WITH AGRESSOR ❗ THANK YOU, SLAVA UKRAINE 🙏💙💛
Some of the Ukrainians opened their businesses here.Sometimes there is a bit of miscommunication but overal it's manageable.I hope the ruski lose the war very soon.
Just wanted to share one story with you. I am Polish myself. once I was travelling in the train from Krakow to Wroclaw. The train was full of Ukrainian refugees since it was from the station at the border. I met in the train one lady with a child around 12 years old and a guinea pig. I asked them if they know where they are going. They didn't. It was their first time outside Ukraine, they didn't have anyone in Poland. They kept asking me what they should do. if they should go further to the West. I couldn't answer them. I just gave them my phone number in case they needed help. They called me after two days and told me they don't know what to do. I immediately called my family. My family welcomed them with open hands, they live with us for a year now, they are celebrating with us, they became part of our family. Just a random meeting in the train but it was destiny. BTW that kid is calling me sister now :D
That's an amazing thing that you did, along with your family❤ Thank you🙏
Fajna historia, moj znajomy z pracy do niedawna również gościł u siebie kobietę z dwojgiem dzieci. Nie biorąc nic na utrzymanie czy na rachunki. Dziewczyna chciala sie jednak usamodzielnić zeby nie być ciężarem i wynajęła mieszkanie. Ale są jak rodzina . Super ze pomagacie!
Szacunek za pomoc i otwarte serce dajecie nadzieje na to że ten świat a przynajmniej nasz mały Polski świat dalej ma serce po właściwej stronie ❤😊
Thanks!!!
I love hearing stories like this. I am in the process of sponsoring a Ukrainain refugee in the U.S. She is scared and worried about coming here. Never been on a plane and bringing her little dog. Your story inspires me. God Bless
Love to Poland and Ukraine from Canada. I will never forget all the goodwill shown.
thanks! #PolandFirstToHelp
Poland deserves all the respect! Love to Poland from Hiszpania 🇵🇱❤️🇪🇦
We want money and cheap gas, not respect nor ukrainians.
Thank you! 🇪🇸❤🇵🇱
Thank you 😘
Muchas gracias para ti❤
@言行一致 why don t you pray to God giving you wisdom? Stop ucrainean nazis from Lvov wearing svastika symbols..the war will be closer to end
I think Poland and Poles did amazingly well - the proof is that there's really not much to report of any issues other than psychological trauma that Ukrainians are dealing with. It might sound weird, but this shows how smoothly the help was provided, and how dignity of people in need of that help was preserved.
My respect is also for the Ukrainians. They're well behaved.
@@Olivia-W Oj,nie wszyscy. Są bardzo rozczeniowi.Zresztą idź na policję i posłuchaj,co tam się dzieje .
@@Olivia-W Absolutely!
@@Olivia-W @Olivia well behaved... unfortunately not all of them but you will not be allowed to know that or see in the mainstream news
@@wieslawakostur1446 gówno się dzieje, spieprzaj ssać onucom
Thank you Poland from 🇬🇧 for your support to Ukraine
Bring on WW3
@@nidgemorphie4316 their will be no winners in WW3 I am not ready to die yet are you ?
@@nidgemorphie4316 What?
FRIENDS, BROTHERS FROM EUROPE, ASIA AND AMERICA🇺🇦🇵🇱🇺🇸🇩🇪🏴🇫🇷🇨🇦🇮🇹🇪🇸🇨🇿🇹🇷 ❗ UKRAINE NEED YOUR SUPPORT IN BAKHMUT, IMPORTANT BATTLE IS COMING, WE FIGHT WITH AGRESSOR ❗ THANK YOU, SLAVA UKRAINE 🙏💙💛
@Mec Washington owns Ukraine since 2014.
God bless Poland - home of my ancestors.
😂😂😂😂😂
Poland 💙💛 Ukraine
God bless Poland 🇵🇱 🙏 ❤
@@Ashley-Paucek yes ❤
Wise words Dawid Poczta
I've always liked Poland and used to work with a couple of Poles - awesome people, but still I didn't expect such overwhelming support and humanity when the invasion started. I remember watching a video by a Polish blogger in the first weeks of the invasion, sharing her feelings, crying and having _survivor's guilt_ because of what was happening to _us_ , as if it was her own personal tragedy. Back then, when so many people in Western Europe were still insisting that we were all being "too emotional" , "overreacting" and called on just "waiting a little until it's over", Poles were the only ones who understood the scale of the horror we had to go through, and the importance of resistance.
Luckily, I didn't have to leave Ukraine, but I'm still incredibly grateful to all Poles for saving the lives of my people. We'll never forget that unprecedented, unconditional support. ❤❤❤
unconditional ..... very important word.
You have my full support without any conditions.
What will be, will be.
Greetings from Poland
Putler na pohybel.
Support and humanity, for Ukrainian *women!*
Thank you for your words
Ukrainians have slaughtered thousands of their polish neighbours in cruel sadistic way with axes forks and other crime tools.No one was saved women,nor children or elderly people.Now they even have tleritorial demands from Poland and still worship criminalist Bandera who ordered this crime.Milion of them fled to Poland after russian special operation .In a short period I counted several murders,rapes of polish women,and a lot of thefts.They scrounge at every super market.Open your eyes and cure your ignorance.
@@MrGreg771 I have perfect idea what was that genocide, my own grandparents have suffered it in the very middle of it. Yes, there is a conflict in Bandera perception. But holy shit, now they are being murdered, raped and robbed by russians in unjustiified war. It's the worst time to make a problem out of it and drama right now. Now it's time for support and return to the problem after Ukraine wins.
A low bow, and sincere thanks to Poland. . It is hard to imagine how many lives they saved from inevitable death.
but Ukrainians don't appreciate it at all. only looking for downsides. they have such audacity to criticize Polish coffee during the war and say that in Kiev it is better...
@@These.things.happen well. Borders are open. Kiev is not that far away. If they leave there will be a space to live for another thankful family who escaped from eastern Ukraine from real war
@@These.things.happen I never meet anyone who complain from Ukraine and I’m a taxi driver ! So stop complaining and trolling
@@These.things.happen shut The fuck up already. You never met single refugee i your closet mind basket.
I admire Poland. They support Ukraine more than anyone else and they took in so many refugees. It makes me so sad that people had to leave their homes to save their lives. We need to support Ukraine more and then the war can end soon
Nie wiem, dlaczego przyjechali aż do Polski, skoro wojna ma miejsce tylko we wschodniej Ukrainie.Bardzo im się u nas podoba i nie wiadomo, czy wrócą do siebie.Nie uczą się języka polskiego. Są roszczeniowi i promują banderyzm.
Major respect for Poland.
Illegals
It is imperative that we come together to support the Ukrainian army and secure a victory. The ongoing violence and attacks on innocent civilians will only exacerbate the current emigration crisis, placing undue strain on other nations. Ultimately, this will have dire consequences for the global community.
Half of the 1.5 million 🇺🇦 refugees are working and paying taxes in Poland ,many of them studying while taking care of their own family.
Only the elders and people who can't work are on benefits.
Ukranians 🇺🇦and 🇵🇱Polish are awesome 👍
@@danieldach4697 do you understand that you are calling for the destruction of Ukraine?
Dziękuję
As a Pole I must say - we have a lot of Ukrainian people now here, and they are hard working, humble people. I hope they feel good here, they feel welcome, and I hope that this terrible war will end soon. And we will help Ukraine rebuild the country.
Thank you! 🇺🇦❤🇵🇱
We feel good here thanks to your big open hearts, extreme patience and great support, dear Poles. We'll never forget that!
Ukraińcy mało który pracuje, są chmscy, ludzie bardzo roszczeniowi. Zobaczcie kroniki policyjne ilu Ukraińców listami gończymi jest poszukiwani za przestępstwa.
It is horrible that the Libyans, the Palestinians, afgan , the Yemenis, the Syrians and the Iraqis did not get the same media exposure and help when they were bombarded unlawfully.... why ? because they are not white like Ukranian people?
@@henrykadabrowska3903 popatrz na wielu naszych w UK, Niemczech, Włoszech czy Hiszpanii ... a nie są to ludzie z piętnem miażdżącej historii ... kiedy w Berlinie podchodzi do mnie bezdomny z wyciągniętą ręką, w 90% przypadków jest moim rodakiem, a nie ma tygodnia żeby nie było kryminalnej afery ... Tak, Ukraińcy są dumni, na swój sposób wymagający, ale również od siebie i być może dzięki temu wciąż dzielnie przelewają swoją krew za ojczyznę ... mierzi mnie ocenianie innych z pozycji kanapy, nie będąc w ich butach ...
Poland is the country with the highest level of Ukrainian refugees. They don’t stop helping them. Poland provides refugees with work places, does a lot of volunteer. Good job
Poland's history tought them a lot about russians, so they are surely empathetic enough towards Ukrainian people. This war took so many lives and destroyed so many homes already, we must support Ukrainian army if we want it all to end.
thats news to me...why are they then all leaving ?
@@nilslarson7532 What a poor troll you are. Unlike when refugees arrived in your country they were kept in refugee camps and centres in Poland they are housed in peoples homes and apartments, motels, hotels etc with most only spending a few nights in distribution centres.
You know nothing about the help Ukrainians get in Poland except what your fake news media lies to you about Nils. But as usual you believe it all without checking for yourself.
Uninformed and ignorant yet you comment in response to many comments and everything you say demonstrates your ignorance.
Russia has more😛
@@nilslarson7532 not all. Out of the 4-5 million that entered Poland around 1.5 million are now permanently here (well at least for the foreseeable future). The problem is that even if we were the richest country in the world its not physically possible to build homes / create workplaces / social services for additional 4-5 million people (Poland has 38 million citizens) in such a short amount of time.
Poland is simply to small to handle that amount of people especially in such a small time window hence why the Mayor of Warsaw, Rafał Trzaskowski, appealed to the EU and UN for support to provide accommodation to at least some of those Ukrainians. Hell, probably even the US with all the money they got and how big their country is would have insane trouble to provide housing and social services for additional 4-5 million people overnight.
I am Ukrainian and I am Eternally grateful to Poland and polish people!
We are eternally grateful for you defending Poland and other European countries from Russia. We understand it. I think in the future you would be always welcomed here as guests, good neighbors and friends - never "refugees".
@Tomasz Kędziora co masz na myśli pisząc resztę rozumu?
@@facta-non-verba давайте не будем оскорблять целую страну.
Trzymajcie się Ukraińcy! xx
Thanks and hello from Warsaw. You are all welcome united we stand against the devil putin💀
There is this traditional extra plate for a traveller during Christmas eve dinner in Poland. For many years it was an empty tradition, but last year it was filled up with food and with love for ukrainian newcomers.
Bless Ukraine & Poland.
As I Pole I remember time when one of Ukainians lived in our house with us, he asked to stay for 2 weeks but we spent 2 months together and it was good time for both. Now he is working and I see him waliking with his wife and kids in my small town in Poland saying Dzień Dobry and smiling when we met. We must help Ukainians as much as we can, and as long as we can.
❤ God bless you for opening your heart and home
These are truly brotherly peoples!
So nice ❤
@@shsh-he5qg Go and ask him, its not my decision.
@@shsh-he5qg why judge right away
Poland will forever have the great respect and love from Ukraine.
Yes! …..and the world.
Yes and Bandera, Suhewych monuments in western Ukraine, thats your love
@@konradnachyla4602 why so negative? Are you hurt?
@@denkigama5331 Thousands polish families are hurt. I never love ukrainians and never will. Milions ukrainians in Poland thats patologic situation
Much respect to poland! Went to krakow last month from UK abslolutely amazing city and i ve seen many ukrainina refuges there
When I was in Krakow I heard many people who spoke British English
Thats no refuges, it was social parasites
If you ever visit Kraków again you may wanna avoid admitting that you are from UK xD you guys are not the most welcomed tourists there since it used to be (and might still be) a go to place for British bachelor parties and these were sometimes a bit too wild. Also vast majority of Ukrainians you have seen were most probably migrants and not refugees. Even before the war we already had millions of Ukrainians living and working in Poland. Actually Poland is a big reason why Ukrainian nation decided to rise up in 2014. They were coming to Poland, living here, working, earning good money and thinking "what the hell? you guys were at our level back when USSR fell and now I need to leave my country to work here cause it's so much better... Ukraine can be the same". We were their window on the West showing them that following Poland's steps brings peace and prosperity while being dominated by Russia brings nothing but hopelessness.
So much love and admiration for Poland to welcome and take care of Ukrainians.
Yes, the West staged a bloody massacre in Ukraine and now accepts refugees and praises each other for kindness.
Yes they are begging for another volhynia
@@bitterballs356 spotted a Russki troll
Poland 💙💛 Ukraine
In an effort to aid their country and expedite the defeat of the invading neighbor, refugees are volunteering for various tasks. However, border areas continue to face relentless shelling, causing immense harm to the civilian population. Such attacks are carried out under the guise of targeting infrastructure.
My 67 years old father is on a pension, but he went to the job just to help Ukrainian family in my hometown. He also started to prepare meals for them and help them with housing.
thank you from Ukraine!
Please tell your father Thank You from the bottom of our Ukrainian hearts! We will never forget such amazing support! ❤️
Idiots, you are feeding the enemy and murderers of Poland
💙💛
@@stanislavastartseva9639❤❤❤
Poland, amazing country, amazing people. Love from Romania and Slava Ukraini !
Salutari cordiale Cristian. :)
@@ukaszradziszewski8830 ✌
As a Pole I love Romania. Im going to Timisoara soon.
@@arektrip9727 Nice, welcome to Transilvania, hope you're gonna have a good trip.
@@cristiangaban960 thank you. Ive been to Transylvania twice already and I always loved it.
Having the war across your board and knowing people are dying every day and you can't do anything about it is also emotional very difficult. When I first watched the news it was like watching a movie but the pain was real and still is and we still can just watch it. I see Ukrainian people every day on my streets and I am glad they are safe.
You are all paid trolls.
Western Ukraine is safe, those refugees are all chancers.
@@kwestionowaniestatusuquo7644 is it so hard to believe people can be emphatic that you think they need to be paid? This is how I feel, you can have your own opinion but don't call people trolls when they think differently, sad...
Thank you Poland for helping the Ukrainian refugees. May Allah ( God) bless and repay your kindness. Amen.
Thank you dear, sending Love to you and your family
Of course they r blue eyes blind hair and white 😅
Bóg jest wszędzie. Wszędzie inaczej się nazywa. Szanuję że jesteś wyznawca Allaha. Ja jestem chrześcijaninem. Żyjmy w pokoju. Świat nie może być podzielony przez religie. Pozdrawiam serdecznie
Bro I am indian from Ukraine this time m going to Poland without visa plz reply
Poland welcomed me (a Ukrainian refugee) with warm and welcomed arms last February. Regular Polish people were giving me food, clothes and hygiene products. Not government or fonds, but it was just normal Poles. Normal Poles who were hugging me and wiping my tears. Dear Polish people, we love you and never forget your kindness. We will pay back once we can.
- Yours truly, Ukrainians ❤
@Stn Bboy I don't live in Poland, but luckily I know that not everyone is like you. Bless you.
@Stn Bboy Przestań robisz nam wstyd
@Stn Bboy ja też
@Stn Bboy Co ja nie jestem Polakiem? XDDDDDDDDDD
@Stn Bboy powiedział gość bez avataru XD
Love and peace to everyone who suffered the war ❤❤❤
Another Pole in here. Ukrainians have been among us for a long time before the war has started. Hard working and humble people. Met many of them, from janitors to high profile IT specialists. I have even started learning Ukrainian language. Not a huge effort, many similarities with Polish. Respect guys, your families are safe!
I have the same impressions. I have even had those long before the war has started in 2014 . And started to learn ukrainian, which i find easy to learn for Poles as long as you know cyrylica. Pozdrawiam.
More Ukrainians understand russian than ukrainian tbh, but it's kind of you.
Thanks to Poland for your warm welcome of Ukrainians
Illegals ✅
Done : )
Poland is not providing anything,only allowing Christians to enter but no food water ,warmth and shelter is given .
Such clowns 🤡 as me 🤣
Thank you to Poland for recognizing that Ukraine is just an extension of America.
I am proud to be Polish (living in Canada for the last 37 years) - I knew we had it in us to go past fear and help the neighbors in need. Hoping and praying for end of Putin and the war!
They are not in need but chancers. You a chancer No. 37 ?
Pozdrawiam Kanade , Lublin
Poland immediately stepped up. They understand Ukraine's situation better than anyone.
They are both communist countries.
@@JohnofthefamilySmith No Olga, they were both once subjugated by you Russians. Now they are free, and fighting you Russians.... and _winning._
@@NZobservatory The EU is communist. fool
@@JohnofthefamilySmith you are fool. Only communists here are you. Not EU
@@JohnofthefamilySmith You Russian troll farm serfs desperately want to believe _everybody_ is communist, yet you always hide behind fake Western account names.
😆🤣😂🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡
We, Ukrainians, can't thank Poland enough for all the support and help we've got! ❤️ 🫂
Learn to pay for things, not steal and murder.
Jesteśmy z Wami! 🌞💙💛
@@ewasa7061 Go back to ukraine
@@kwestionowaniestatusuquo7644 onuca i troll
We are obliged to help all the people that need help.
As a Lithuanian, I am very proud of my Polish 'cousins'. I really hope Poland becomes the next superpower, we would only all benefit.
Poland will never be a superpower without some friends like Lithuania f.i. together we can create a good place to live. So one for all, all for one.
WE ARE BROTHERS MY FRIEND.REMEMBER WE USED TO BE 1 NATION.I GREET LITHUANIAN BROTHERS.
No, thank you. Remember what poles did in wwii
@@neptunefog6082Uh and what did we do in WW2? I think you mean after WW1 when we took your capital. In WW2 the Lithuanians where the ones in SS in Poland and Poland didn't have SS divisions sooo I think in WW2 it was you guys that did stuff, to us.
I am deeply glad that Lithuanian no longer think of Poles as "oppressors".
Hats off to volunteers and NGOs operating in Poland!
Hats off to millions of ordinary people who convened on Facebook, at work or among friends and helped, quickly found solutions, without waiting for NGOs, local governments (which also worked brilliantly) or state authorities. It was incredibly good and showed not only empathy in society and its enormous efficiency, but also respect for the dignity of people, and even animals, escaping from bombs and the villainy of the Russians.
@@alh6255 all of above and also church i saw it in my town they helped and still helping a lot.
Amazing Poland has been a true champion since day one.
As opposed to countries like Hungary that did below the bare minimum and are still buddies with Putin. They have short memories of how hard they fought for freedom from russia in its former shape: the Soviet Union.
Ukrainians are extremely grateful to Poland's government and to Polish people!
And then you make monuments for people who commited volhynian genocide
@@roberturbanczyk204 are you on russian payroll?
@@mateuszurbanski2678 chłopie, nie rozróżniasz pomocy uchodźcom i faktu że żadna relacja nie może być oparta na kłamstwie. Ludzi szkoda a banderyzm trzeba tępić
@@roberturbanczyk204 i to faktycznie jest najlepszy moment żeby poruszać ten temat? brawo...
@@chrisrut2664 nie rozumiem czemu uważasz że jest dobry moment do akceptacji ludobójstwa i kultu kolaborantów. Ile lat ma być powielane kłamstwo?
I have been working for six months with a volunteer organization that helps Ukraine.
The courage of the Ukrainian people is impressive!
I believe in the Victory of Ukraine!
I belive in unicorns
Дорогі укранці, землякі, пісня Червона Калина має інший сенс для поляків, дуже болючий. Співайте інші пісні, їх в нас багато. Дякую Польському народу.
В цій пісні немає ні жодного послання до поляків, ні згадки про них. А ті поляки яким вона не подобається, впринципі налаштовані до українців вороже, і це їх вибір.
@@roks1146 Kompletna nieprawda. Zastanawia mnie tylko czy piszesz to z niewiedzy czy kłamiesz świadomie. "Czerwona Kalina " jako pieśń UPA kojarzy się w Polsce z UPA i Banderą.
@@alesollas76 "Ой у лузі червона калина" написана у 1914 році, пісня була гімном січових стрільців. УПА виникло у 1942 році. То ми тепер повинні забаронити всі пісні, які співали УПА?
Ви вкладаєте в музику сенс, якого там насправді немає. Пісня жодним чином не налаштована проти польського народу
@@roks1146
Jak chcesz spiewac ta piosenke. To spiewaj ja u siebie na Ukrainie! Jesli przyjezdzacie do Polski I tu zyjecie to nalezy szanowac tutejsze zwyczaje, kulture I historie. Jestescie tu goscmi
@@katarzynazalewska2235 Komuniści śpiewali hymn Polski, ale czy z tego wynika, że powinniśmy go zmienić? - Obudź się, kobieto. Głupoty wygadujesz. I nie masz upoważnienia, by stawiać innym warunki w imieniu wszystkich Polaków. Jesteś tylko złośliwą zołzą, która swój paskudny charakter usiłuje ukryć pod płaszczykiem patriotyzmu i historycznej pamięci.
My heart goes out to the Ukrainian refugees in Poland. Your resilience and strength in the face of adversity are truly inspiring. May you find peace and stability soon. Thank you, BBC, for shedding light on this important issue.
Done : )
I'm a Ukrainian who has lived in California my whole life. I hope that one day Ukraine will be free and liberal like us so their women can be as beautiful as me.
Вот сейчас всё то что творят эти украницы, не описать ничем, логике их действия не поддаются. Но оказывается всё очевидно!, вот жёлто синяя(голубая) лента которая является лентой мирового общества людей с синдромом дауна!
Совпадение?, ну возможно и так, вот только вопрос, это украинцы взяли цвет ленточки даунов или дауны взяли цвета украинского флага для своей ленточки?, что же сейчас поищем.
Переходим на сайт ООН и что мы видим, всемирный день людей с этим заболеванием был утверждён в 2011 году, и знаете что?, ленточку утвердили тогда же!. То есть ООН взяло официальным цветом ассоциации даунов( истерический смех) цвета флага украины!, а это ведь Организация Объединённых Наций в которой состоят почти ВСЕ страны мира!, а значит все они не могли не знать что украина использует такой цвет на своём флаге с 1992 года!, теперь понятно что думают все об этой стране?
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@@empatheticliberalabomina-vu4qp so you’re American?
I was a volunteer in this place where now polish lessons for Ukrainians take place. At the beginning it was total mess, thousand of people, asking simply for some food, stuff for their children, elderly, people with disabilities, everyone that managed to escaped. 5 months that I volunteered there will stay with me forever. I learned how precious life is, simple things and that we need to always stay human. Be good everyone!! Slava Ukraine!!
Respect to Poland! Actually, if an officially recognized refugee lives in Poland for two years without a gap, he/she can get the Polish/European citizenship AFTER TWO YEARS. So, these people will have a lot of possibilities, if they'll decide to go through the naturalisation process.
they hav2 from rhe get go been going anywhere and often Poland is just a station in the way to west europe , many just left Poland and had not really lived in Ukraine f years. Convenient. Nobody seel ti cover the large sums of money Poland is getting from EU etc for hosting . we hear about turkey in connection with syrians but not Poland . it is a lot !
@Nils Larson
There arę literally hundreds of thousands of them Here in Wroclaw , Poland. City is circa 700,000 - 800,000 and we got 300,000 Ukrainians additionaly now.
@@nilslarson7532 there’s 3.2 million Ukrainians in Poland now, that would be the equivalent of 1 in every 3 Swedes moving to Poland mr Nils Larson
@@nilslarson7532 No it's not,, just a station,, If they can find a job and a better future then they are staying in Poland. I ask many of them why they don't want to go to Germany, Holland, France or Scandinavia they always have the similar answer,, we are similar to you and I those countries people are cold and not family orientated,, By the way, Poland needs millions of young immigrants like them because of polish demography and low unemployment and strongly rising economy.
Thank You, Great Polish People!
thanks! #PolandFirstToHelp
Great work done by Poland!!
Sadly it's not done yet, until this pointless war ends. 😞
So much love and appreciation to Poland flows out from the comments. It makes my heart sing. The times are horrible for those impacted by the war in Ukraine. Peace and love never come out of fashion.
I salute these refugees! May you find peace and stability as soon as possible and return to your own home. 🙏🙏🙏
They won't like what Europe has become, they'll go home asap....
Brainwashed sheep they are a part of the problem
I came from Kiev to Poland with 3 children and we were only paid twice. Why aren't they paying out now? The Polish government has to support us until the war with the stupid Russians is over. Where do I have to go to get paid as much as I need? Do I have to eat like a homeless person?
Ukrainian And Russian Refugees Fleeing War Set Up ''Whites Only'' Bars In Sri Lanka
Well done Poland. Life of a refugee due to violent war is always painful uncertaint. How long refugee starus will remain is a big question.
Is there anyway people from the US can send monetary or other means to Poland to help the refugees?? Mad props to Poland as well! ❤❤❤❤
It's better that you open your homes and beds to African refugees.
I support Medicin San Frontier ( Doctors Without Borders) who are in Ukraine as well as other countries. They are awesome! To choose a charity to support I check out what their CEO is earning on Google.. and MSF does not pay extortionate amounts to staff. I feel I am supporting a great cause
You can support the effort by donating directly to Polish Humanitarian Action (Polska Akcja Humanitarna)
Don’t worry your government is already sending your tax money. If you have some extra money help the homeless in your own country
God bless and keep the people of Ukraine
I escaped the Martial Law in Communist Poland in 1981, emigration was very difficult, you miss you family a lot.
I visite my parents after 20 years. 20 more years more and I am back in Poland again. I am old and tired and happy.
Literally nobody forced them to become refugees. They could have stayed in Southwest Ukraine, and have Zelensky spend American money on them instead of another villa for himself.
Victory for ukraine. In my prayers of healing
I really wish them a complete victory and to push Russians back
I believe in the victory of Ukraine!
@@Ashley-Paucek so do I, as soon as possible
Bunch of idiots😂
I'm proud of Polish people for helping them even if our past is so terrible
Young Poles know about the history, but they want to make a new one.
Poland - a place with REAL values ❤️
Thank to much from Ukraine for help!
Thanks to incomparable bravery and patriotism of Ukrainian soldiers Poland is relatively safe now (though who knows what the future will bring), so I'm not sure who should thank whom. But let's not think of that - let's just stay together, even if some people want to divide us. "United we stand, divided we fall".
I hope that after Ukraine's victory, the borders will be open forever, and I will gladly go on a trip and good coffee to Kyiv 🤗❤️🇵🇱🇺🇦
@@ingamostek8092 hi russian troll how are you today?
there is a lot of good coffee in Poland, there are a lot of global chain stores. what are you having trouble with? you can go for coffee now. maybe you go to the McDonald’s for coffee and you don't like it. how can it be so ungrateful. you got everything most important from us. mentally you are closer to russia than to europe
@@These.things.happen coffee is an excuse... to visit and see Ukraine, its history, nature, beauty.
Kwas chlebowy is what counts.
borders are open, you can visit anytime
We in Poland are the beat in helping.
Greetings from Poland
Polish nation has a lot of historical traumas to heal, a lot of issues to fix, there's lots of self-loathing, many people will tend to speak ill of other Poles, the country, the system. So now nothing has made me ever more proud of myself and the entire nation than the immediate and massive scale selfless help that we offered to Ukrainians, starting from the individual level up to the governmental level, I think for many Poles this was self healing in a way, and proof that we can really rock as a nation and show others how its done. I'm pretty much against the current government, but I'm so glad for their relentless attatidute in all this towards Russia and the systemic help for Ukrainians.
yellow and blue ribbons stream from my; front porch and car antenna for a year now. From midwest of US, I am proud of these women
Apt it’s Warsaw as they have *definitely* seen war! As has Warsaw!
not only Warsaw all citys of ouer country was destroyed
The crucial fact in this whole story is that in 1943 Polish people experienced a genocide which is now a taboo topic because the perpetrators were the Ukrainian Insurgent Army soldiers with the help of the local Ukrainian community. It happened in Volhynia and Eastern Galicia and the Ukrainians were then led by Stepan Bandera. 120.000 Polish people, mostly women and children, were murdered in the most drastic ways you can ever imagine. Now, knowing that fact, look how the Polish nation helps Ukrainian people despite the majority of them still glorify the leaders of the Ukrainian Insurgent Army (Bandera). But Polish people don't care, they still help. Just imagine if Germans were still gloryfying Hitler, would Jews help them in need?
Now imagine it's 1939 and imagine how we were betrayed by the West and how many years we were occupied after the war. We just knew what to do to prevent history from repeating itself.
I've been amazed that most of the Ukrainians I've met speak good English and are open and internationally minded. I know we're meeting the middle and upper classes of the country, so that makes some sense. The poor are still trapped, often in the occupied territories. I hope the country will be restored soon and become a strong part of Europe. They are lovely people.
And this girl who just wants to come back home even though she lives pretty close to front line... Visiting Poland just to meet with her family, collect warm cloths and termos for their soldiers...
Each day im more and more impressed by Ukrainians. Russtards might have taken some of their lands away but they will never break the spirit of Ukrainians.
How many millions of Ukrainian refugees are now outside their country!
This is truly a global tragedy.
It is necessary to stop Putin and drive him back to his lair, let him howl there but do not climb to the neighbors
Honestly, that was the first time my country really made me proud. We Poles can't agree on one thing, but when we got the news, private, random people were offering whatever they could. I think the most heartwarming pictures were of carsits and strollers left by Polish parents, at the train stations at the border.
All of the Ukrainian people I've met (mostly as a Polish language teacher) were incredibly hardworking and selfless. A girl from the west left her job and husband and came to volunteer as a translator, a teenage boy worked his way into a good highschool while his mother was helping to get people through the country and the border. Women who came to our village started to look for jobs the moment they arrived and now work soo hard. They all want to go back, when it's safe and I think all Poles really admire that, especially looking at our history.
@Smiling Shadow I've traveled more than enough and I know our history. I'm not talking about the times when we sided with people in Haiti or stopped an invasion on Vienna, but about the times when our government sides with the church, takes away human rights and our people argue whether their neighbors should be allowed to live. About our people defending those who hurt children and hide it.
As much as Poland has great history, during my lifetime, there's not much to be really proud of
Lets see the reactions of the Polish people to immigrants from Middle Eastern and African countries.
Lets see the reactions of the Saudi people/Egyptian people/Tunisian people to immigrants from Middle Eastern and African countries.
The sooner Ukraine got the weapon they need, the faster the war would end, and then refugees could go back home.
In the long run this war will only bring destruction and suffering. We need to aid Ukraine in order for them to actually end this conflict as soon as possible by defeating russians. That is the only option we have that makes sense.
Hello from Poland 🇵🇱 Ukrainians are hard working and kind people. Stay safe from the war ! Slava Ukraine 🇺🇦!!!
I admire their bravery...but my one and only priority would my families safety...it would be a constant worry to solders on the front line that their families are in harm's way, get children out off war zones when possible and stay out ,if your injured your taking up valuable resources that should be used for soldiers!!!.♥️🇺🇸🇺🇦
We need more Ukrainian here in Canada. Big country with few people.
It doesn't belong to the Europeans
@@princesd1909 what
We have one of the highest populations of Ukrainians in the world in Canada.
Cry harder.
We Polish people will do whatever we can to help Ukrainians. They are TRUE refugees in need. 🥲❣ Can you see the difference when refugees are women, children and elderly people instead of young guys (later claiming that they are underaged, when U can se that person is around 25-30)bcrossing many borders before reaching your country,s one, claming that they are prosecuted refugees? Huge difference. Polish people know this difference.
Due to the war initiated by the Kremlin, disguised as a special military operation, numerous Ukrainian citizens were forced to flee their homes and safeguard the lives of themselves and their loved ones. Various European nations have shown their readiness to receive refugees and their families, providing a safe haven for those in need. Consequently, Ukrainian citizens have relocated to foreign countries to ensure the safety and wellbeing of their children and elderly relatives.
Victory is the only option.
Done : )
nice to meet you, it's my honor to communicate with you
That's pretty much what most losers were actually thinking too.
Ukrainian Nazis will be punished
@@ruthlesstruth8639 nice to meet you, it's my honor to communicate with you
Pray for the Ukrainians in Poland.🇺🇦❤️🇵🇱
Objectives of the Russian Special Operation
1.- Demilitarization of Ukraine
2.- Denazification of Ukraine
3.- Protect Luhansk and Donetsk Regions
Done : )
and the 1.5 million in Germany ...and the germans who are put out of their apartment to house ukrainians
You watch this and still have tears in the eyes. ...
We did for Ukraine what nobody did for us in 1939
I love how there is no discrimination between Ukrainian and Syrian refugee seekers
Even some Arab countries dont want to have Syrian refugees. Considering this, the expectations that all European countries will be open to Syrians re not realistic.
I am 20yo Polish. I used to live in Cracow now I live in Katowice. I live in a block with 30 Ukrainians. It quite annoyning that they can t speak a single word in Polish after a year (most of them) and there are plenty of them but we live quite well. I hope they will do great but they need to mix with Polish people more if they want to live here for a loneger period of time
idk why but our people think they know polish even if they didn't learn any word, just say it to them or deport. Unfortunately we couldn't separate normal people from fools on the borders then in February 2022
What happened to the shared European identity lol enjoy these refugees your fellow white europeans
it's one thing to consciously immigrate, and another to be forced to let go by war. No wonder so many people are stuck in the middle because they have left their family and home. on the other hand, people who want to stay in Poland integrate very well. Of course there are problems but somehow similar to the ones we do ourselves :) let it end and ukraine win!
Stay strong Ukraine
These Poles must have good hearts. The Ukrainians murdered Poles in Wolyn in 1942 - terrible genocide.
Empty heads, not hearts
You're right, especially since they chose something like PiS
@@haarhaar8503 Just accept that choice.
GODS timing never ours 🕊️ Bless you so much 🥰 Reminds me of my grandma yelling at us in Ukrainian. LoL 🤣
Done : )
nice to meet you, it's my honor to communicate with you
FRIENDS, BROTHERS FROM EUROPE, ASIA AND AMERICA🇺🇦🇵🇱🇺🇸🇩🇪🏴🇫🇷🇨🇦🇮🇹🇪🇸🇨🇿🇹🇷 ❗ UKRAINE NEED YOUR SUPPORT IN BAKHMUT, IMPORTANT BATTLE IS COMING, WE FIGHT WITH AGRESSOR ❗ THANK YOU, SLAVA UKRAINE 🙏💙💛
this is what genuine refugees look like
A kto nam pomógł podczas wojen?
Никто, поляки удивительный народ. Уважение из России.
Poland first to help
Ukrainians had been coming to Poland for decades from all over Ukraine to work very hard in all sort of jobs in order to support themselves and their families in their homeland. Contributing to Poland's development, as they did in various countries across Europe and in America. They are well liked and valued and - after all - they are so closely related to Poles and their history is similar to that of Poles. And the pain and hurt they experienced in their past from the side of Russian Empire, Soviet Union, and now Russian Federation, is very similar to Poland's experiences. Surely, there had been dark chapters in Polish-Ukrainian relations, Poles didn't always treat them well and there had been innocent blood spilled on both sides, but seeing what is happening to them now, overrides any resentments in the vast majority of Polish people. When Poles see what Ukrainians are going through, we identify with them very strongly, and can't imagine standing aside and not doing anything to help. I hope the world will increase its aid and military support to Ukraine to help it to victory, and that Poland's and Ukraine's mutual relations will always bee good from now on.
Syrians looking at this comment.
Im from Lviv and im waiting the day all statues of UPA "heroes" will dessapear. Ukraine is young as an independent country, we are just learning how to build a country with democracy and freedom. Leaving nationalistic ideas is not easy to do, be patient and you'll see how ukrainians progress!!!!
@@SlavBoss-sn5cv How about you start by giving Lwow back to the Poles, it's a Polish city always was..
@@jbol2454 imagine we return lviv. Then, you'll have to return lemberg to austria, because lviv was in the austrian-hungrian empire. Crimea should be greek because greeks made colonies there. Your argument is at the same level as russian logic. pathetic way of thinking....
They are displaced persons, not refugees,
I'm a Korean.I love Korea🇰🇷.I respect Poland🇵🇱.I love POLAND🇵🇱 'n history.I love Chopin so much and know how much he did for his country, Poland.And should never be ruled by the demon group Russia.Russia is not a country.Russia is the devil.Poland should never forget Chopin.Poland should help Ukraine.Because Russia is a devil and an aggressor.폴란드여 연원하라🇵🇱.쇼팽은 폴란드🇵🇱의 음악가로 녹턴, 마주르카 등 슬프고도 아름다운 많은 곡을 남겼다. 그는 파리에서 죽었지만 그의 심장은 성십자가 교회에 묻혔다.얼마나 러시아의 교활한 침략에 조국 폴란드🇵🇱를 사랑했는지를 결코 잊어서는 안된다. 여기에 일본에 36년간 침탈과 핍박당한 대한민국🇰🇷 역시 폴란드🇵🇱를 응원한다.역사를 잊은 민족에겐 미래는 없다.폴란드여 영원하라🇵🇱na zawsze Polska
Hey easy Kim, i live in Poland and thers a lot of Koreans here (Wroclaw city), and i think they are very great people. I even work with a few. Hard working, helpful but above all friendly. And i love your food so much!
🇮🇱Israeł settlers burn Palestínian town. 100’s injured, 50 homes set ablaze, 1 man stabbed to death.
Where is the outrage from the western media? ☹️
BBC is controlled by the government on to not tell the truth
Why are you always begging Western countries, go beg Saudi or Qatar
FRIENDS, BROTHERS FROM EUROPE, ASIA AND AMERICA🇺🇦🇵🇱🇺🇸🇩🇪🏴🇫🇷🇨🇦🇮🇹🇪🇸🇨🇿🇹🇷 ❗ UKRAINE NEED YOUR SUPPORT IN BAKHMUT, IMPORTANT BATTLE IS COMING, WE FIGHT WITH AGRESSOR ❗ THANK YOU, SLAVA UKRAINE 🙏💙💛
@@sunlight2078
Because the West gives billions worth of military aid to israeł and supports its racíst apartheíd policies against the Palestinīans
Israeł has already killed 69 Palestinïans since the beginning of 2023 including 11 children.
Ukrainians got help as Poland needed in 1939. Poland can't blunder this.
what help in 1939 ?
From France and Great Britain
Gos bless Ukraine And all heros!!!Cant emagine what they are going through
God damn, I'm so happy to see that poles and Ukrainians are now reunited and let their painfully past on the side. Please no more brother war in Europe 🇺🇦🤝🏻🇲🇨
peace from a French 🇨🇵
It's reasonably good.
Just a bit tighter in public transit, on the rental market, and public services are just about getting back to normal (the first 2-3 months the squish for paperwork, healthcare, schools, etc. was rough).
Why are the children singing CHERVONA KALYNA in Poland? It's like the Germans singing Nazi songs in Israel. The Volyn Massacre is ever so conveniently forgotten.
So proud of them! 🇫🇷 🇺🇲 ❤
Slava Ukraini!
Proud of Adrian Bouquet 👍❤
FRIENDS, BROTHERS FROM EUROPE, ASIA AND AMERICA🇺🇦🇵🇱🇺🇸🇩🇪🏴🇫🇷🇨🇦🇮🇹🇪🇸🇨🇿🇹🇷 ❗ UKRAINE NEED YOUR SUPPORT IN BAKHMUT, IMPORTANT BATTLE IS COMING, WE FIGHT WITH AGRESSOR ❗ THANK YOU, SLAVA UKRAINE 🙏💙💛
Ukraine we love n support you💙💛
Poland have also helpt countrys in west. Sweden. A great country!
Some of the Ukrainians opened their businesses here.Sometimes there is a bit of miscommunication but overal it's manageable.I hope the ruski lose the war very soon.
semoga semuanya segera berakhir, karena sudah terlalu banyak yang mereka korbankan.
I'm for Ukraine,but more and more Russian's are coming here in the Philippines..Slava Ukraine..
Hey I'm Polish and have a very important question to ask everyone here? DO WE HAVE A CHOICE?