Odesa: Nightlife during war

In the third episode of “Dare to Ukraine,” we travel to Odesa, the “pearl of the Black Sea.” Known for its stunning architecture, rich maritime history, and unmistakable charm, Odesa has long been a cultural and economic hub of Ukraine. Despite being scarred by Russia’s full-scale war, the city continues to draw locals and tourists.

Join our host, Masha Lavrova, as she explores Odesa for the first time, discovering its hidden courtyards, sunny beaches, and legendary nightlife.

[telluwide]

I lived in Ukraine for 20 years. Most of it in Kyiv. Although I'm too old for the nightlife now, I do miss it. Have fun! Wish I could join you😊

[rayman]

I was in odesaa so many years ago. I remember it was beautifull

[davidarcher]

One place I want to see for myself, I've just come back from kyiv, kyiv is stunning, lviv omfg coffee shop heaven

[searchingforsanity]

Soldiers need a place to go when they get off.

[jockogle]

No 2'nd try, but we can restart every day.😊

[manofwar]

Rich kids of Ukraine removed from the war.

[niclasjohansson]

If people can find some relief while under constant pressure then i wish them best of time

[tigertiger]

I remember an old ex mech marine guy saying how disgusted they were to see ship sunk & crews lost around them.. then when they survived & got to London.. they got see the people partying/ at dances/ movies.., he said it nearly broke many of them

[kadovax]

That's needed. You need breaks from the war.

[operator]

Just watch out for recruiters if you can do that you'll be one of the few guys out there...

[kevin]

Meanwhile on the front line, Gen X is slowly disappearing.

[Parry]

There is an argument that if they were serving instead of partying, maybe the front line would be stablized

[TheVortex-lw]

They will be kidnapped to the frontline 😂😂😂

[derekdarby]

I’m sure the frontline soldiers in the trenches love this video . Ummmm

[deaddocreallydeaddoc]

Those women sound exactly like Americans. ???

[ukgod]

Many people are moving to Russia, White and black people . And a few white people are moving to Ukraine. And many Russians have been moving to other countries. And many Ukrainian women girls and children have moved to other countries mostly in Western Europe. And many western European countries including Canada don't want any more immigrants. And the war in Ukraine hasn't stopped yet.

So immigrating from anywhere to anywhere for nothing and anything is on the rise. As well as relationship's form anyone with anyone from anywhere to anywhere is also on the rise. Languages from different language culture mixed in different countries is on the rise. The planet is becoming more complicated than before to understand. Asian countries is not so affected by this. And low birth rate is very high in EU and Russia and Eastern European countries.

[mitchyoung]

What demobilization? One of the chief complaints of Ukrainian soldiers is that once in the military there is no definite end of their service?

[vladthepistol]

If Ukraine goes for neutrality instead of asking for NATO admission then things will go back to normal. And u must recognize the russian speaking people of the donbass. Imagine if Russia put miltary bases in Mexico, the US would be angry and not accept this type of behavior. Come to the table Ukraine and talk or decide to keep fighting and getting pushed back to the river. We dont care about taking Ukraine, we care about the security for the Russian state

[skepticscircle]

What they should be doing is joining the army instead of drinking and dancing.

[robmar]

Just how many Homeless Ukraine 🇺🇦 are there?