Originally posted by WarHeRo:

Originally posted by 𝐒𝐀𝐁𝐈𝐗Ø𝐍:

Everyone is already involved in some way.
Some people weave camouflage nets, others send donations,
and some organize fundraisers - everyone does what they can in their own way.
If you also want to help, there are many ways to get involved.

as a concerned EU taxpayer, I would like to understand the timeline and conditions under which Ukraine is expected to repay the financial support it has received from the EU. given the significant contributions we made, I find it offensive for you to suggest that I do not contribute when in fact I contribute more than the average Ukrainian does to their own case

As a non-Ukrainian, I would point out that you are not contributing with your life. They are.

Also as a non-Ukrainian, I would like to apologise for a certain individual in the West who seems to glorify Putin rather than Zalenskyy, the true hero of the hostilities. The history books will show what an incredible man he is.

Wishing you the best of fortune.

But, anyway, I am sure you don't want to hear about all that.

Are there any shortages at the moment, or are the shops full?

How different are the two languages, Ukrainian and Russian?

ALso, I stand with Ukraine!

Originally posted by Pocahawtness:

Are there any shortages at the moment, or are the shops full?

I thank you for your understanding; every person has the
right to express themselves, and there is nothing wrong with that.
We are all different, and everyone reacts in their
own way - I understand this and try to remain as composed as possible.
However, it is truly unpleasant to read such things that pass judgment.
At the moment, there is no shortage of products or essential goods
in cities where there are no active combat clashes.
In the occupied areas, due to the impossibility of safe delivery,
there are cases of shortages of quality goods, food, and even water,
or their prices are unjustifiably high, and many people cannot afford some items.

Originally posted by WarHeRo:

Originally posted by 𝐒𝐀𝐁𝐈𝐗Ø𝐍:

Everyone is already involved in some way.
Some people weave camouflage nets, others send donations,
and some organize fundraisers - everyone does what they can in their own way.
If you also want to help, there are many ways to get involved.

as a concerned EU taxpayer, I would like to understand the timeline and conditions under which Ukraine is expected to repay the financial support it has received from the EU. given the significant contributions we made, I find it offensive for you to suggest that I do not contribute when in fact I contribute more than the average Ukrainian does to their own case

As a Concerned EU taxpayer, im happy we support Ukraine and beleive we need to do more.

The EU is saving billions by eliminating Ru forces via Ukr.

We should be thanking Ukraine.

Originally posted by Walach:

How different are the two languages, Ukrainian and Russian?
ALso, I stand with Ukraine!

Thank you for this question. Unfortunately, I don’t know enough languages to give a perfect example, but I will try.
Both languages use Cyrillic characters, which look visually similar
(especially to foreigners who use the Latin alphabet).
I believe a comprehensive answer would be:
These are two different languages,
and Russians are very upset by the fact that they cannot understand it, despite the similarity.

Well, hello to someone whose country won't exist on the map by 2040 AD

No offense intended, just stating the facts I have gotten from my dreams

How is the food there, and how influential is it in Russian Kultur?

Originally posted by friend robocat:

Well, hello to someone whose country won't exist on the map by 2040 AD

Sorry, I see that you’re not interested in answers, so I guess I’ll just ignore it.

Ukrainian girls are hot. Even their moms are hot.

People should keep the following in mind when asking questions here.

In a modern war, as in most wars throughout history, the actual forces fighting are but a small percentage of the population. Even all the military aged males are often not needed by the military. Its usually a matter of how many they can they train and equip. Throwing untrained and underequipped men into combat, is a something that guarantees high casualties, and is usually done only in the most desperate of circumstances.

Only the world wars required a large percentage of all the military aged males in the combatent countries. And even then, many military aged males in the west, didn't serve for one reason or another.

Originally posted by THE LORD:

Ukrainian girls are hot. Even their moms are hot.

This opinion really does prevail. In my opinion, all attractive women are wonderful.

Originally posted by 𝐒𝐀𝐁𝐈𝐗Ø𝐍:

Originally posted by Tlas Notrom:

Whats your opinion on Bandera?

I’m part of the younger generation, and I don’t know any more than you do.

Ah, okey. Just burn Red/Black flags if you spot any for me.

Originally posted by PatRat:

Only the world wars required a large percentage of all the military aged males in the combatent countries. And even then, many military aged males in the west, didn't serve for one reason or another.

Indeed, according to open data, the number of military personnel fluctuates between 1 million and 1.2 million.
There are also reserves.
The economy must keep running; if men are taken away, many industries will stop,
and this will create even more problems on the economic front as well.

Originally posted by 𝐒𝐀𝐁𝐈𝐗Ø𝐍:

I’m ready to answer questions about language, culture, the current situation—anything you’re interested in (within the forum rules)

Good post, thanks!

Originally posted by jocoo:

Good post, thanks!

This is my first active topic. I thought I could make my contribution this way.

Why are you ppl so violent?