Air Raid Sirens in Lviv 🇺🇦

A truly jarring experience. But for the Ukrainian people, it ain't shit. The resilience of these people is amazing- they've chosen to stay in Ukraine while war is on their doorstep. And while Lviv feels safe 90% of the time, that 10% is really scary.

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Air Raid Sirens in Lviv 🇺🇦

[vikkkkz]

It’s me and my friends in this video 🥹I hope, the war will end in nearest time, and you will return to Lviv, safe Lviv, without sirens.Thank you for supporting Ukraine!Слава Україні!🇺🇦

[yak_travels]

Ukrainian American here - just stumbled upon your page, love the videos. Thanks for shedding a light on the situation in Ukraine. I hope things are just as ‘normal’ there today as it was 1 year ago. All the best.

[tiabrown]

so so sad, Ukraine is such a beautiful country and the people seem so lovely. it’s definitely somewhere i’d like to travel in the future once its safe😕

[bigmoneymandan]

Damn dude that was deep. And they may not know it but those people are practicing the values of stoicism and not wasting a second of their time because tomorrow is never promised.

[salamancadingding]

Dude how do these videos not have more views? Thanks for getting up close and personal and sharing with everyone how things really are.

[captain-ravlyk]

We are really used to the sirens. The fact is that any plane that takes off on the territory of Belarus and then turn on the sirens. It is impossible to determine for sure whether there will be a missile launch, but the sirens turn on at any threat, so you can hear it often.

[jackalexander]

Thank god for this channel. Binging this is keeping me sain thru a breakup. Keep it up man, this is the stuff the world needs 👍

[nmjazz]

Thank you for bringing reality to America! So many are becoming clueless about our life here and why we have what we have!

[Cammi-Cat-XIII]

This reminds me of living in Kansas—when the tornado 🌪️ sirens go off, people go out on the porch to watch 😆

[bagler]

Ukrainians just seem to be built different. Huge admiration/respect.

[rhambo]

This is a great video mate, the views don't justify how good this was. Well done.

[lukemarks]

Commenting so this blows up. How has this not yet ? I think the algorithm will reward you in the long run conner. Keep up the great content

[Dontom]

Man, I have the deepest respect for your journey. U are and inspiration and the People u meet are the backbone of humanity :) Let's hope the biggest of the World don't f**** this S*** up were living in and we prevail with nature.

[ivandemko]

As a Ukrainian. Much respect to you brother! Thank you so much for the kind words. Good luck to you and your travels. Hope you come back to Ukraine one day!

[ErminDedicMDC]

Those sirens are eery. We often heard those when escaping from Bosnia in early 93'.

[andreytsoy]

Ukranian from Canada here, respect 👊 слава Украине🇺🇦

[ramonperez]

Thank You Very Much!!! For sharing this type of videos. You can't imagine how valuable this information is. Especially to those wanting to visit Ukraine 🇺🇦 even during war times. I greatly appreciate it. Please keep up the good work. 👍

[mountainmanlife]

Dude, I love your content! It’s the best! Thank you 🙏

[natep]

The lady at 1:48 seemed embarrassed or sad that you were afraid but I wish she knew it isn't her fault it's like living in a bad neighborhood you can't control what your neighbors do 😢 hope she's doing well ❤

[Jeff.Wilson]

Thanks for sharing this experience. It's sad that such video has only 20k views, but some stupid videos get millions of views.