Moscow Under Drone Attack - Explosions | Elite 82nd Brigade Enters Combat | Update from Ukraine

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[sqweege]

“Turn off TV and start thinking” is 100% correct!

[AlexanderMachiavelli]

Watching from the front lines in Ukraine. Thanks for the videos bro!

[joycelevy]

Daniil Oran and the 1420 Channel are awesome, and so brave.

[DeadBeatDaddy]

Thank you Artur. Dont forget to take time away from the war.
Slava Ukraine

[matthewhoag]

I love the thought of that one car alarm going off until the morning, lol. There’s always that one guy. Lol.

[cryogenics]

Car alarms are useless devices, but in this instance they put a big smile on my face.

[eccegosum]

Prayers for the Moskovites bravely speaking out.

[lightweave]

The interviewer who is asking this questions is doing this on a regular basis since the war started. He is against this war. He is from the 1420 channel which you can find here on youtube and he is well worth checking out. He also usually posts the stats how many people he asked and how many refused to answer to give a better picture. The answers seem to be quite unbiased as he doesnt select specific people, just asking random guys on the streets for their opinion.

[fairgolfer]

Thank you Artur. Slava Ukraine! Slava Estonia! From Canada 🇨🇦

[kryzzan]

Thanks for telling people to do their own research, too many people rely solely on what they're told and rarely question it, especially if it supports their narrative.

[Whiteknight-xgpq]

I seen a interview with the writer of the Metro series, in short he said' "We {Russia} stabbed Ukraine in the back, and yet still claim we are the victims Its churlish and we are at fault".

The drone cage reminds me of something I heard about in ww2. At one point in that war the Germans would use netting to keep grenades out of the bunkers. Well the allies (think it was Russia who started doing it first) started attaching hooks to the grenades so it would stay caught to the net and having a better chance of killing the MG nest. This just looks like its evolved form, I wonder what the work around is gonna end up being this time.

[MaxTheLegend_YT]

Sweden keeps supporting Ukraine. We both believe in Freedom & self-determination. Love from Sweden Slava Ukraini!🇸🇪💛💙🇺🇦

[randydawson]

Ukrainian Warriors and President Zelensky, you amaze the World with your Courage, Strength and Determination... All it takes for Evil to win is for Good to do nothing. We can achieve anything when we all work together... God Bless Ukraine from the UK

[ecomandurban]

there is no question. Ukraine has to succeed.

[fredbyoutubing]

The channel 1420 (the interviews) have been going on since the beginning and they try to keep the questions open ended. It's very interesting. The answer is often "I don't want to get involved in politics". If you read between the lines, it means "I don't want to get in trouble".

[elidas]

"You shouldn't smoke when you're that old " - Arthur Rehi talking about a burned TU 22 bomber 😂

[dimitryburger]

Thanks Arthur, best reporter on the net. Slava Ukraini

[MariiaVeshchunova]

Exciting news from the Ukrainian frontlines! Despite challenges, the Ukrainian Armed Forces are making remarkable progress in the southern regions. Reports of successful advances and the evacuation of civilians demonstrate their determination and courage. Let's celebrate their efforts and discuss this uplifting development further.

[muharebe_istasyonu]

As a Turkish im glad we sold Ukraine more than 100 Kirpi MRAP's. 🇹🇷🇺🇦

[BenjaminVestergaard]

As a Dane I feel almost as guilty as that RU guy on the street.

Yes, I pay my taxes, which pay for our national donations, and I'm happy for that.

Yes, I have Ukrainian coworkers, there's no denying that I have no idea what they fled from.. I'm just happy they're safe.

Yes, I do my best to donate some of the excess money I have.

But nothing compares to what those at the front experiences while I could just go brew a good portion of coffee and go sit in a park to enjoy the nice weather and the atmosphere of kids playing and laughing all around in the bright late summer evenings of Denmark...

Yet I sit here with tears in my eyes and wish I could do more.

I can't afford more, and if I quit my job to do voluntary work, I'd not be able to remain housed, much less to keep donating.

Cut to the bone.. wish I could do more.