I thought the Ukrainian was the first person at first, but I think they’re the second person. The telltale sign was the ) lol.
They were having parties on the streets of Kiev while Russian-speaking Ukrainians in the Donbass were being kidnapped off the streets to get 2 months of training and then shipped off to the front. It’s a big country, geographically speaking. And there’s definitely a part of the country that’s having it easy, I mean, they’re so far from the front there might as well be peace for them
Yeah, but you forget, the journalist is an expert from the west. Which means they automatically know more about a country they’ve spent 6 weeks in than people who have lived their their entire lives.
I thought the Ukrainian was the first person at first, but I think they’re the second person. The telltale sign was the ) lol.
They were having parties on the streets of Kiev while Russian-speaking Ukrainians in the Donbass were being kidnapped off the streets to get 2 months of training and then shipped off to the front. It’s a big country, geographically speaking. And there’s definitely a part of the country that’s having it easy, I mean, they’re so far from the front there might as well be peace for them
There were parties and working nightclubs in Odessa even with the airstrikes. Probably still are, I haven’t checked
I have DJ Mag in my RSS feed and it seems like every 6-8 weeks there is an article about a new club opening somewhere in the Ukraine
I think they just want to party and not be depressed by their sad situation. Probably making the best of a bad situation.
Yeah, but you forget, the journalist is an expert from the west. Which means they automatically know more about a country they’ve spent 6 weeks in than people who have lived their their entire lives.