The simple fact that is undeniable, is that Russia attacked and invaded Ukraine. Everything else is a byproduct of that. I'm going to stop responding to idiots who keep trying to justify what's happening in Ukraine or inside of the war right now. Idiots are waste of time.

👀 Lithuanian and Latvian football fans send united message to Putin.

Nepal has the highest amount of mercenaries signing contracts in Russia to invade Ukraine. Many if not most of them died in the first month and many were never paid, but they got what they deserved. I've been to Nepal, and it's a shame. It's a beautiful country blessed with nature, but many of the locals I met were shady, only cared about money, and couldn't be trusted. What you don't see is that Nepalis throw trash out of their car windows at the side of the roads, often don't wash their hands after using the toilet, and food poisoning from unsanitary conditions is rampant. Even for trekking, instead of just making money from the beautiful mountains. There's an entire industry of scamming tourists and purposely pushing them to higher altitudes faster, so the trekker gets altitude sickness. Then they get a commission for evacuating the tourist, often by helicopter, which they get a massive payout from travel insurance for. Either way, it ends prepaid 21 day trek sooner, so they don't need to work the full 3 weeks. I had a terrible experience in Nepal, despite the beautiful God given gifts they blessed these undeserving people with. I don't know if it's bad education there due to corruption from the government, or it's just in their culture. But seeing thousands of them now sell their souls to go murder innocent people in Ukraine just for money, I have no sympathy for them when the majority of them are killed quickly or not paid.

For anyone celebrating "russia day." Enjoy it while it lasts as the RU federation is slowly collapsing. Putin started a useless war, and is gambling with the future of all Russians for it. Their economy as well as their birthdays are in massive trouble. More people are dying each day than are born. Their miliarty spending is the only thing propping up their failing economy. The future of russia is bleak, and it's their own fault.

My grocery haul. Guess the total bill. What would this cost you where you live?

I don't know if it's the new DJI Pocket 4, or the mics, but I'm having nothing but issues. The mics keep clipping and going from stereo into left channel only when you turn one off. It's fine for 1 mic, but you would think @DJIGlobal could handle 2 mics as it's their stuff. My Kharkiv video is going to have some terrible audio thanks to my DJI, 2 mic setup. Meanwhile my Holland M2 mics never had a single issue, and come in a tiny rechargeable AirPods style case.

Fun Fact: The most common name in the Russian Military isn't Aleksandr, Sasha, Ivan, or Dmitry, it's actually Pieter. So next time you meet a Russian guy and don't know his name, just call him Pieter and he'll most likely turn around. For extra credit, Ross is a popular last name. Privet! Pieter Ross 🇷🇺

When Russians compete in sports, they ALWAYS make it a political event. This is why as long as Russia is invading their neighbors, they shouldn't be allowed to white wash their Warcrimes and participate on the World stage.

Both employees at my favorite coffee shop in Kyiv are from a small city called Fastiv, in Kyiv Oblast. I asked them what the love about their city and what they miss most about it, and turned it into a song for them, with the help of AI of course. They said there are rappers from that city, and what I produced in less than a few minutes was better than anything that guy ever put out in his entire career. 😅

When all of these countries become politically free from Russian influence, they will have Ukraine's struggle and fight for freedom to thank for it. Armenia, Moldova, Hungary, Belarus, Chechnya, Syria, Kazakhstan, and Georgia will all be free from Russia's control and without the sacrifice of Ukraine and the weakening of the Kremlin, it wouldn't had been possible. Again this is 100% Russia and Putin's fault for invading Ukraine, being greedy and imperialistic. Let Russia be small again, and hopefully stay that way forever.

Ukraine is exporting their businesses and cultures to other countries, and leveling up expectations and standards while doing so! They really went all out with it. It's much fancier than the Roshen's we have here in Ukraine, and definitely nicer than any candy store previously in Bucharest, Romania.

It looks like another wave of "Russia is not the enemy" narratives launched by the Kremlin in Twitter. Russia spends billions to buy American and EU influencers. Proven by @bennyjohnson

Why attend Fancon in Kyiv, Ukraine? The local, better Comicon expo? I think so! Разом ми сила! Дякую усім хто створював історію поп-культури!

Comicon abandoned Ukraine after war, so in its place, Ukrainians created Fancon...and dare I say, it's BETTER. And wayyy more affordable as well. Take a look for yourself! Tickets for $22 for the entire weekend. Alcohol drinks for $3.35. Food for $5. How does it cost where yo live? @FanCon

You can't win a war fought solely on your own soil. This applies to misinformation war as well. Countries like China and Russia block all of YouTube, X, Google, FB, IG, inside their own countries... Yet are allowed to have their bots and accounts spread disinformation on ours. That means we always lose. It's the same reason why it was impossible for Ukraine to win the war against Russia when 100% of it was being fought on Ukrainian land. Even winning battles, it was only destruction inside of Ukraine itself. The only way to win is to move the war to them, or to stop them from coming in and infiltrating us.

Zelenskyy: let’s meet and end the war. Putin: no reason to meet.

10 Facts about Ukraine.

Ukrainian woman shows ruins of her apartment after Russian attack.

I normally never write anything negative about my fellow YouTubers but I feel like Justus really dropped the ball in his big reveal video for his "5,000 Euro house." Maybe it's just because he's young or maybe he's just used to being a bit shot influencer who gets a lot of sponsors but this is what I wrote him: "I've been watching from Day 1 and was really excited for you when you got your first sponsors, as none of it would had been possible without them. I hope this comment doesn't come across as overly offensive, as it wasn't meant to be. But honestly, I'm really disappointed that you didn't mention them by name in this video and a thank you for making it all happen. You kept calling them "a sponsor" instead of just mentioning the brand or company. I know YouTube wasn't part of the initial deal, but it would had been nice if you at least splashed the name or logo of the brand while talking about them. I hope they got value enough from the IG reels to justify their expenses, but this video could had been a celebration of everyone who helped you achieve your goals, but instead, it just feels like you bragging a bit as an influencer. Also, it's not too late, but it would be nice if you would list all the companies and volunteers in the description box, especially those like Daria who painted the art work, and those who sponsored or volunteered their time or went out of their way above and beyond to help build your 'dream home' Which now we found out is just a vacation home."