HOW I LEFT RUSSIA | A Story Of My Escape

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HOW I LEFT RUSSIA | A Story Of My Escape

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[frances]

I was afraid to watch this until now because I knew it would break my heart. To know you now have Natasha and your family safely with you is the only reason I could watch it now. You are the bravest man Konstantin, and Natasha the bravest wife and mother. You no longer have what you worked so hard for in Russia but you both have the most important thing in the world, your love for each other and your family. I send you much love and respect.❤❤❤

[lunkis]

I'm happy your family is back together again, watched a newer video.

[Spacebarf]

Some people may say it is cowardly to leave. But I say you're doing something that takes even more bravery than fighting a pointless war against innocent people. You don't deserve to die for corrupt leaders. Your life is far too valuable! I'm proud of you and I hope you're reunited with your family soon

[elina]

My husband, me and our cat left Russia early morning of September 22nd. September 20th my husband got his UK visa while mine was issued a few days before that. We just collected what would fit in our car and headed straight to Finland. We spent a week getting to the UK by car through half of Europe and a couple of days after our arrival my husband's relatives said that he had received a military subpoena. We did a crazy and sharp move like never before, making a decision in a couple of hours but it had never felt so right our whole lives.

[Airborne-]

Brother…….i e been following you for a long time but only now was able to watch this. I’m a six foot four, former Army Paratrooper and a retired LAPD officer and your video has my eyes soaked with tears. You are a great man and human being and I pray for your continued success, happiness and a long life filled with joy and meaning.
Stay Safe
Mike

[golden]

Such an impactful video. It made this old, retired military man cry. I’m proud of you Mr K. You’ve done good things. Keep pushing. That’s your purpose now. I wish you all the best things

[sway]

Thank you Konstantine for sharing. Saying goodbye to my son would be painful. I cannot imagine what you were feeling inside while trying to stay strong.

[judithjohnson]

So glad your wife and son could join you. I was crying when I thought you were leaving them behind.

[ramilehti]

I'm really glad you got your family out too. If all people in the world had your integrity there wouldn't be any wars. I wish the best for you in the future.

[karenjayne]

This should be shown to a much wider audience as a documentary. Well done, Konstantin. Well done. ❤

[russmartin]

That was a sad but lovely ending. I found myself choking up a few times. I can only imagine how terribly sad and devastated you were to leave your son, daughter, and wife behind. Incredible. You are a strong and brave man Konstantine. Yes, you have built a new life. A better life, but venturing into the unknown, you had no idea of what awaited you. You just knew you would not die and your kids would have a father. That was huge and what made your exit a no brainer.

[jan_]

As a Finn I am continuously fighting against russofobia within myself.... I try to tell my self that not all russians are nuckle dragging orcs. You really help me in this task to remind myself that it is only 90% of russians that ruin the reputation of the 10 %. I wish you all the best, and if you visit Helsinki area you're welcome to stay at my place !

[heatherfitzgibbon]

Looking back at your earlier videos from before you left, the stress caused your hair to turn grayer over such a short time. So sad to watch you say goodbye to your family, but so happy that your son and wife are now with you. All of this because of one selfish a$$'s ego. Slava Ukraini 🇺🇦 Heroyam Slava ❤️

[patrickcourtney]

This is a good man, a good husband. It’s sad to see what he and his family went through.But he is a faithful and intelligent guy and God will help him to overcome his struggles.

[PSUK]

This was heartbreaking to watch…I’m literally in tears.
My family and I live in Dorset, UK, in a beautiful rural village. We are clearly blessed. We cannot begin to imagine what leaving your homeland was like. We stand with you. We wish you and your family the very, very best for the future ✊

[jorgwailersbacher]

Deine Story rührt mich, als Vater dreier Kinder, zu Tränen. Viel Glück euch allen in einem neuen, glücklichen und hoffentlich erfolgreichen Leben.

[susanporter]

Your children will be so proud you, we’re so proud of you, you’re standing up for what you believe. Love to you all♥️

[robd]

This was really difficult to watch. I also fled Russia (but as an American) flying out from Domodedovo on March 14th, 2022. For me it wasn't as tragic as I was returning to my family who I had been away from for a few months. I lived and worked in Russia on and off since 2013 and still have a home there that I will probably never be able to return to. I also have many friends in Russia that I think about every day, many of them haven't been able to escape but luckily none of my close friends have been drafted or sent to Ukraine, but their lives have certainly changed for the worse. I've followed this channel since the very beginning of this war and I have the upmost respect for you and the struggles you have been through Konstantin, God Bless you and your family.

[romayonnaise]

Im so proud of you sharing this, our newest friends experienced the same journey and I wasn’t able to fully understand how difficult their journey was until I saw this. To all, please remember that war is fought between governments - not between our fellow man. Stay safe to all who have had to restart their lives. Strength to you all.