Update from Ukraine | Good news from Kursk! Ruzzian Army Can't stop Ukrainian Attacks

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Time Codes:
00:00 Kursk Operation
02:45 Russians Run Away
04:03 Shops Looted
05:15 Russian Defense line
07:08 Ukrainian Convoy Ambushed
09:25 Russia Lost many Vehicles
10:05 Russian forces Trap
10:52 Trump's opinion on Kursk operation
11:39 ATACMS future for Ukraine
14:21 Biggest Ukrainian Drone strike
16:45 My Telegram
17:47 Lavrov/Russia about Kursk
18:54 Strange Crash
21:32 Belarus Escalates
22:47 Mig-29 Video
23:44 F-16 Crash Version shared
24:49 Ahmat meme
25:28 Poland/Ukraine Issues
28:46 China hits Philippine ship
31:07 Switzerland Neutrality
37:25 Ukrainian Frontlines Review
40:33 Stay Awesome!

[philjosephchavez]

Hi Denys! I am one of your subscribers from the Philippines. Thanks for including what was happening here in the Philippines. We are being harrassed for a long time now. I agree that democratic nations should come together in order to stop this agression from dictatorial nations. Slava Ukraini!

[johnjones_]

People in Belarus have got to be thinking that if Russia can't do anything to stop Ukraine from being in Kursk, then that means Russia can not do anything if the Belarus people finally overthrow Lukashenko and his cronies. Especially if Lukashenko has his army away from the capital, near the border.

[Djdupa]

Denys, as a Pole I thank you for raising this issue. We Poles are not saints either. I hope that our nations will live together with respect and friendship for each other. Glory to Ukraine.

[jerzypaszkiewicz-cqnx]

Thank you Denys. As a Pole who follows you on YouTube, thank you for what you said about the Wołyń massacre. It is good that you spoke the truth, and hopefully all Ukrainian politicians will soon do the same. Despite this open wound (Wołyń) we of course support Ukraine in her fight for freedom against russia (small r intentional). Ukraine and Poland need to stand strongly together as brothers. Our histories show that when we are divided, moscow wins. Sorting out historical wrongs, especially Wołyń, is important to prevent moscow from using these issues to divide us. Let us continue to stand together as brothers and see that these historical problems are tragedies for both of our nations. We will then have a bright future together. Glory to Ukraine! Glory to the Heroes! Long live Poland! 🇵🇱 🇺🇦

[corgilove]

Denys! Your English is great! Don't downgrade yourself!!
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[coodudeman]

Denys! OMG NO! Your English is FAR better than most English people's English! And, I personally want to thank you for all your efforts to do all the research and then report about that research's results in my native language instead of yours! SLAVA UKRAINI 🇺🇦🇺🇲 HEROYAM SLAVA! (i hope that small effort to use your language is not insulting to you... i want you to know how much i care!)

[realtd]

As a Czech I'm so glad Denys you used your voice to condemn Wolyn massacre. We as Europeans have to work together to protect ourselves. 🇨🇿🇵🇱🇺🇦

[rodelarellano]

Am from the Philipines...am a follower of your vlogs...thank you for mentioning what's happening in South East Asia...China's aggression in our country...❤

[Ficu]

As a Pole, thank you, Dawid, for saying a few words about the Wolyn massacre. I think your opinion is balanced reasonable and objective. We Poles feel pretty much the same. It is very difficult for Polish-Ukrainian relations to be truly pure and sincere if the Ukrainian authorities compare genocide to deportation :( I hope someday Ukrainian authorities will find courage and will to recognize this event for what it was. It is very dark event in Ukraine history and still very big wound for Poles.

[jacobrandall]

Hi Denys,

I appreciate you posting, thanks for helping america realize how important this conflict is. Going into november elections me and my family are voting for pro-ukrainian legislation

[Ollerecovery]

Ukraine has the right to defend itself, and the progress looks very good.

[yuriyl]

I'm Ukrainian but i did have a family member that was killed during Wolyn massacre. She escaped at first, but later went back to get her things and was murdered. And im not sure how Ukrainian government can take responsibility since they werent the government then. Massacre was carried out by militia groups. But as far as i know, Poland wants those remains exhumed and given a proper burial and that should not be a problem. I think this will be resolved.

[vattghern]

Hey Dennis. I'm from Poland and my respect to you after this video is now sky-high. I want to believe that majority of Ukrainians think that way or at least respect our Polish fallen people.

[davidwalters]

DEnnis, I want to commend you for your honesty on the massacre of Poles by the Ukrainian armed forces. Countries have to be honest about their past, including collaboration with the Nazis...across the board.

[MrRagequitnow]

My great grandmother was born in Sumy, her husband was born in Berlin, they both hated Russians. Now I understand why, nobody loves a dictator!

[hazepennington]

Thank you Deny for the update, , it's disgusting that Ukraine has those restrictions, the United States and European partners need to get off the pot and remove all Restrictions on Ukraine, , 🇺🇸♥️💙💛🇺🇦🇺🇦

[metalman]

Ukrainians are doing extremely hard work for the world democracy. It's not just about Ukraine since Feb 24, 2022. Don't forget to donate and spread the word 🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲✊🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦

[a_lethe_ion]

I think admitting responsibility for the things in the past is a sign of strength and stability.

To acknowledge past wrongdoing and to not feel guilty but responsible is a good thing

[Prometheus-Unbound]

Ukraine should take the morale high ground and apologise to the Poles. It's the right thing to do then Poland can get on with the excellent support of Ukraine it has displayed so far.

[chocolatte]

Absolutely correct, Denys. Ukrainians would know better anyone that extended supply lines and vast distances have doomed invaders since before Napoleon. Consolidating their gains the wise move.