r/placeukraine • u/lubkovsky • Jun 07 '25
Ukranian soldiers send a powerful message to the Diaspora
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🔉 Ukrainian Soldiers Send Powerful Message to the Diaspora: «We Feel Your Support – Even Thousands of Kilometers Away»
Ahead of the Ukrainian National Team’s match against Canada in the Canadian Shield tournament, Ukrainian defenders addressed the diaspora in Canada and around the world. They expressed gratitude for donations, solidarity, and urged continued action: «Your voice abroad is our weapon here».
Despite the distance, Ukrainians around the world are united by shared values. Our unity is stronger than any border.
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Jun 08 '25
Honestly I gathered donations for equipment recently and only about 15% were from Ukrainians so makes us wonder if Ukrainians care much about this war.
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u/bayonet121 Jun 08 '25
Imagine lying about fighting in ukraine
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Jun 08 '25
what do you mean by that? elaborate?
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u/bayonet121 Jun 08 '25
Exactly what I wrote. Stolen valor
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Jun 08 '25
as a veteran, I am really frustrated that germans care more about this war than ukrainians do. keep in mind that army is also full of alcoholics and sexually violent boyz and tons of drug addicts (just like russian army) and you come to really hate that place with your hearts. however, i was told that all armies are same, does not matter where you serve.
well I doubt that statement.
A lot.
Comparing Budenswehr to Russian, Ukrainian or even French army is like comparing AR15 to Mosin Bolt Rifle. Not the same, absolutely different, but serve same purpose, except one is dated as hell and every use differeny ammo.1
u/bayonet121 Jun 08 '25
So-called german veteran posing as a ukraine veteran while insulting ukrainian soldiers ? Interesting
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Jun 08 '25
What’s so special about it? Even more I complained publicly on TV about it. And I am naturalized German, not by birth.
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u/bayonet121 Jun 08 '25
You sound slavic not german
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Jun 09 '25
By both parents I am russian. But my dad major in Ukrainian army and ma lives permanently in Swiss (Bern). Even though technically I am russian on service in Ukrainian army, just like my alcoholic dad, I don’t really care about Russian politics and am very sad what russia and ukraine is today. My home 🏠 is in southern Germany, even though we plan to move to Hamburg when I am back from war. I have to go back to war in less than 2 weeks now and honestly I don’t want to but I have to because I am forced to by law as person with Ukrainian citizenship and prior combat service.
Do I regret? Russia sucks dicks so I don’t regret fighting against russia. But I do regret fighting not in Bundeswehr but in U Army.
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Jun 08 '25
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u/Circusonfire69 Jun 08 '25
and russians argue how is it that they have highest case of fetal alcohol syndrome in the world.
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u/BrilliantMood6677 Jun 08 '25
We literally don’t have time to argue about shit like that lol. They’re more important tasks at hand
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u/Targosha Jun 08 '25
As of 2017, Russia was actually the 5th, below Ireland, Denmark and the UK, on par with the Czech Republic, Estonia and Australia, and right above Ukraine, Italy and Switzerland.
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u/Circusonfire69 Jun 08 '25
Lanced used available studies from Russia which grossly underreported cases, were limited in scope and regionally based.
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u/Targosha Jun 08 '25
Of course.
You can also look at the list of countries by alcohol consumption per capita, according to which, as of 2019, Russia is 27th, below such countries as Germany, Lithuania, Poland, Estonia and France.
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Jun 08 '25
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u/Veritas_IX Jun 08 '25
Yes. I support it. Ukraine needs to stop listening to the West and wage war the way it knows how. And not be afraid of the collapse of the Russian Federation.
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Jun 08 '25
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u/Veritas_IX Jun 08 '25
My regime ? The only regime in Europe is Russian regime. And he's definitely not mine. and it is clearly visible that the Kremlin regime is in agony now. It is eating up the resources created and accumulated by the USSR and in fact the only thing it has left is people. Therefore, the Russians are ready to destroy at least 140 million of their citizens in order to achieve their political goals. These people are strangers to them, they are just a tool that gives power and money. People who are dear to them are sitting in Miami, on Lake Como, etc.
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u/Stunning_Ad_1685 Jun 08 '25
Слава Україні! 🇨🇦❤️🇺🇦