I Went to this Front Line City in Ukraine...

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• OV

  @Overbet · 13 days ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q0WHP9WmblA&amp;t=84">1:24</a> She says: &quot;Before the war there were 6,000, during the war 3,000, and now there are 1,768 people.&quot;

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• JI

  @jims81193 · 12 days ago

  hey J had a break from commenting on your videos as russian bots intent on getting me banned from you tube. i love this video and the info you explain, the important work you do for the war effort, and just watching your videos are very good. when i was last in Ukriane i was scheduled to go to Kherson to teach a class ( art teacher) but wasnt allowed because of the human safaris happening in the city. the students couldnt come to Mykoleav as too dangerous on the road but i wont give up hope that i get to there and work with the students.Jonny, this barbarism will stop one day and i hope we are in Ukraine to celebrate it. my utmost respect to you Jonny, stay safe Jim

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• UN

  @UndercoverPirate69 · 12 days ago (edited)

  Even when you are not directly on the front you are the front John with a lot others holding the line in their own way. From day one I have been part of Dutch NAFO Division and that will never change. What we do I cannot say in the open and we do not know each other but thank you for keep doing your part. Together we will prevail

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• UR

  @urbanhogman · 13 days ago

  I am always baffled by how people think about fighting in Ukraine.<br>People seems to believe that shooting is what’s done in a war….<br>It’s not a promille of the involved that fires a gun.<br>Jonny is doing a much better job not fighting on the frontline because of many things, one is what a couple of you are complaining about, he’s breathing….<br>I don’t know Jonny personally but he’s not in shape for battle.<br>But he can help tremendously with logistics or supplies to the frontline soldiers.<br>People need to start to understand that there is hundreds of thousands of positions in Ukrainian army that doesn’t mean killing. The Ukrainian people needs to understand this. Of course it’s dangerous if they sign up, but 99% of them will never see a Russian soldier. <br>Food.<br>Transportation.<br>Housing.<br>Healthcare.<br>Road work.<br>Building.<br>Cleaning.<br>Everything everything everything.<br>Jonny is doing more than almost everyone else. And is doing what he’s good at.<br>One thing he’s doing that some people think is bad is showing the Ukrainian country, and the gorgeous people living in Ukraine. I’m biased because Ukraine is my favorite country in the world together with Thailand. But if we could share Jonny’s videos more and make more people see for example the resent bike tour to carpatian mountains Ukraine would get a lot more contributions, perhaps not all thru Jonny but people will search and give to other places.<br>Everyone needs to spread the gospel.<br>Jonny’s gospel!<br>Slava Ukraine 🇺🇦

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• SA

  @SameOne02 · 13 days ago (edited)

  Дякуємо Друже🤝за все те що ти робиш!

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• LA

  @LasVegasStateOfMind · 13 days ago

  Excellent video Johnny. God bless you and please stay safe!!!

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• S3

  @S3l3ct1ve · 13 days ago (edited)

  I believe these type of villages in USA were common during the cowboy times. They are a little bit bigger. But in general its just a settlements built around the center which usually had a church in it or a city square, some just had a center street and a houses built around it in the area where the two main roads cross.<br>There are still plenty places like that in eastern Europe, Poland for example. With modern communications and transportation available these places became a bit more livable, offer a quietness that modern people seem to be seeking more and more.

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• ME

  @MeisterMurphy · 11 days ago

  I can see how these videos pain you Johnny but they&apos;re important. My biggest take away was the fine line between resilience and stubbornness

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• JA

  @jake480 · 12 days ago

  There are small villages in Michigan all over. The town my parents live in has 900 people with one grocery store, etc.

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• GA

  @gavinlew8273 · 12 days ago (edited)

  You can literally really feel the heaviness and trauma in the atmosphere of the small town through the video esp when the dogs started barking when you entered the ruins. Like resident evil / silent hill vibes.

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• CO

  @costasworldofmusicmemories5792 · 12 days ago

  You can&apos;t always believe what you hear. We believe in you. You are there seeing it firsthand . No bullsh*** &nbsp; Keep up the good work Johnny 🙏🙏<br>Sending you much love💚💚 and support from Jim and H***

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• CA

  @cali4tune · 12 days ago (edited)

  America has lots of small places like this. &nbsp;Not so much in the SF Bay Area but even in California if you go up north or into the desert.

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