Ukraine, in the mist of the Carpathians | Deadliest Journeys

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• JA

  @Jasmine-lj8qw · 3 years ago

  After watching a lot of these deadliest Journeys episodes I'm just happy to see that there are solid people willing to help other solid people

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• TI

  @timberwolfmountaineer873 · 3 years ago (edited)

  I am from Prykarpattya(a valley on the foot of Carpathian mountains in Ukraine) and i honestly don&apos;t think we belong on this series. With all due respect there are much more dangerous places in the world. Yes we have snow and mud but you have to try really hard to get killed or freeze to death. Now, with war maybe we belong on this list, idk. It&apos;s not as bad as &quot;The Road of Death&quot; or NIagara rapids. This is a pretty chill place, i recommend it for family vacation. After war ends of course.<br>*Oh and now that i watched this video for a while i see that you&apos;ve mixed Carpathian region with Bukovina and Polissia(Zhytomir, Prypiat&apos;) like it&apos;s all in the same spot. There is at least 500km between the two. Totally different people and cultures.

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• B1

  @B1TKZH47 · 4 years ago

  Such hardships. Seems every driver has to be a mechanic. Good and hearty people.

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• GR

  @gr4172 · 3 years ago

  I love the postman at around <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J4e_PtZBDJs&amp;t=600">10:00</a>. Such a good man. Trying to do his job as good as he can. Thats the kind of people any civilisation needs to exist.

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• DE

  @Devilsgreedybelly · 4 years ago

  Massive respect to these real human being&apos;s <br><br>Not everything is for sale in this life, some thing&apos;s must remain free of Greedy man.

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• AF

  @africanmyth103 · 4 years ago

  This is a lot more than just a documentry, I can easily connect with what these people go through everyday.<br>I personally want to say thank you to those who cared for the animals and the forest, and the man who delivers papers even at old age.<br>These sacrifices go a long way to give hope for humanity.

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• KA

  @kayakcobber524 · 4 years ago

  Did do many adventures in Ukraine Moldova etc ..<br>3 years ago I walked 4200+ km in these countries. I called the project BAD ROADS GOOD PEOPLE. This says it all!!! Sometimes I walked faster then the cars on the dirtroads.

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• SN

  @sneekerflogger · 4 years ago

  Seeing those blokes getting organised to sleep in the back of the truck….on hay , makes me smile 😊……how simple and happy they are ….and slightly drunk 🙏🏻😂😉

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• HE

  @HenryParkes-kp1yc · 3 years ago

  Having watched this documentary, I have resolved not to complain again about how life never cuts me a break.

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• CH

  @chejlr · 4 years ago (edited)

  More respect for the Ukrainian &nbsp;people. That poor lady sending money to church as if the church &nbsp;needed it. The father and son feeding the deer are great men.

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• SP

  @speedinfast1k · 4 years ago

  The guys drunk laughing had me rolling🤣 and they slept in -24* weather is insane!!!

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• UK

  @Ukraine.Online · 3 years ago (edited)

  I was a sales agent and went a lot on such roads in all seasons and in winter for almost 5 years. I had a regular sedan with a much lower landing than this Moskvitch. I&apos;ve only gotten stuck once in several years, and that was because I stopped to pull out a stuck Zhiguli and then couldn&apos;t get going. This Dmitrii drives very carelessly and plays for the camera. Local residents do not drive there like that. You should have good tires and drive carefully and everything will be fine with you. Thanks for the release from Ukraine, but our roads are clearly not deadly dangerous. Maybe this Dmitrii is a little bit dangerous for other drivers because of his driving skills. It&apos;s very rare to see in the Carpathians such a car now, even in the small distant villages. Nothing to compare with these poor guys for example from Congo or Senegal who are literally surviving there. Carpathians is an amazing tourist area with a lot of hotels, terrific mountains, nature, and a big skiing resort there.

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