Ukraine, in the mist of the Carpathians | Deadliest Journeys

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

[Jasmine-ljqw]

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

[gr]

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

[africanmyth]

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

[FilmcastentertainmentBlogspot]

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

[timberwolfmountaineer]

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

[ΓιούληΚυρμανίδου]

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

[MICKEYISLOWD]

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

[hill]

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

[citizen]

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

[saltspringdesign]

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

[BTKZH]

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

[GeneralGiffel]

These are hard people, but also the most kind hearted. I am glad i found this video, i hold much respect for these people.

[kayakcobber]

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

[sneekerflogger]

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

[maxi]

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

[thedarkmoon]

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

[Devilsgreedybelly]

Massive respect to these real human being's

Not everything is for sale in this life, some thing's must remain free of Greedy man.

[Daness]

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

[discoverlight]

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

[manjunathatk]

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