Was watching this guy on Ukrainian telegram news yesterday. Welcome home hero. Hope you see your mom soon 🙏
Oh man this is absolutely heart breaking, couldn’t hold back tearing up for these brave men. Slava Ukraini!
Героям слава…!!! ✊🏼✊🏼✊🏼
Welcome home! Do someone know how long he had been a POW? 🇺🇦
The emotional difference between the returning Ukrainians and the returning Russians is enormous. Here, pure joy, there, frightened, worried faces. The way the former prisoners are treated at home explains everything about the moral difference between these two countries.
I am always glad and surprised to see people come back alive from orc captivity. But mostly glad for them and their loved ones!
Who’s cutting onions in here?
They ARE European. They are like us. We are like them. And they will always be unlike RuZZians. Make no mistake. We will also go to war. Sooner or later. Europe is preparing. Preparing for victory. Together and alongside our brothers and sisters from Ukraine! Slawa Ukrajini!
Poor guys, I can’t imagine what they went through.
First, so glad he’s home. But I worry for people who’ve been trapped in brutal circumstances reintegrating into society.
As someone who experienced serious abuse as a child, and distrusted every person because I expected them to hurt me, MDMA and psilocybin helped me become human again (I haven’t used MDMA in years, but mushrooms maybe once or twice a year to get a warm hug from the universe). I hope there are initiatives to help these people.
So glad the heroes came home safe. Makes my heart feel warm.
Trust me they are some of the bravest soldiers to walk the Earth.
This is very moving. It also makes me think of all those kidnapped children that have no idea what’s happening to them and the pain those parents must be going through.
It’s always Mum. Whether to give good news, in times of distress and even their death bed, men always look to their Mum.
im crying watching this, its just the emotions of this brave man and his cries that absolutely tear my heart apart. i only wish the very best for all Ukrainians to be safe and thrive 💛💙
Those poor survivors are traumatized for life. And for what? Smh. Did the finds the plans of the rebel base?
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Source: Alex Bond
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Was watching this guy on Ukrainian telegram news yesterday. Welcome home hero. Hope you see your mom soon 🙏
Oh man this is absolutely heart breaking, couldn’t hold back tearing up for these brave men. Slava Ukraini!
Героям слава…!!! ✊🏼✊🏼✊🏼
Welcome home! Do someone know how long he had been a POW? 🇺🇦
The emotional difference between the returning Ukrainians and the returning Russians is enormous. Here, pure joy, there, frightened, worried faces. The way the former prisoners are treated at home explains everything about the moral difference between these two countries.
I am always glad and surprised to see people come back alive from orc captivity. But mostly glad for them and their loved ones!
Who’s cutting onions in here?
They ARE European. They are like us. We are like them. And they will always be unlike RuZZians. Make no mistake. We will also go to war. Sooner or later. Europe is preparing. Preparing for victory. Together and alongside our brothers and sisters from Ukraine! Slawa Ukrajini!
Poor guys, I can’t imagine what they went through.
First, so glad he’s home. But I worry for people who’ve been trapped in brutal circumstances reintegrating into society.
As someone who experienced serious abuse as a child, and distrusted every person because I expected them to hurt me, MDMA and psilocybin helped me become human again (I haven’t used MDMA in years, but mushrooms maybe once or twice a year to get a warm hug from the universe). I hope there are initiatives to help these people.
So glad the heroes came home safe. Makes my heart feel warm.
Trust me they are some of the bravest soldiers to walk the Earth.
This is very moving. It also makes me think of all those kidnapped children that have no idea what’s happening to them and the pain those parents must be going through.
It’s always Mum. Whether to give good news, in times of distress and even their death bed, men always look to their Mum.
im crying watching this, its just the emotions of this brave man and his cries that absolutely tear my heart apart. i only wish the very best for all Ukrainians to be safe and thrive 💛💙
Those poor survivors are traumatized for life. And for what? Smh. Did the finds the plans of the rebel base?
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