Estonian PM Kaja Kallas Wants to Send Soldiers in Ukraine | Ukraine War Update
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Kaja Kallas, Estonian PM backs Macron in sending troops to Ukraine.
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Ukrainian female soldier being admired in Kyiv:
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Mrs Yevheniia, 84, returned to her destroyed village in southern Ukraine:
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Analysis of Russia's Kaliningrad after Sweden joins NATO:
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Kaja Kallas supports sending troops to Ukraine:
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U.S. Speaker Mike Johnson was asked about the funding to Ukraine:
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Russia has rotated another A-50 AWACS plane into action:
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Artur misreads Macron completely. 1) He was using a little psychology against Putin - it worked. 2) He made the statement because he's *tired of* the lack of unity among allies on sending troops.
Tbh you are both just assuming.
I think he's pissed of the lack of effort that other countries are putting into helping Ukraine he might be doing this to scare them into thinking that he will have to send in soldiers if the Aid don't pick up that's just my speculation who knows it could be totally different reason
His beef was that Macron didn't announce his intent to say this to other NATO countries, but so what? Independent countries are not bound by some commitment to run everything by NATO or EU.
@@pablodelsegundo9502You are right and if any European country wants to send troops I support them.
@pablodelsegundo9502 no, but when the consequences include wvwryone in NATO and EU, it may be considerate to let others know.
I live in 🇺🇸 State of Texas. I still can all my food. Its how we have done for all my 70 years. Bring tears to my eyes this old 80 year old mother has to suffer more than she has already had to. I send my blessing to this strong woman. Slava Ukraine.
isnt texas a hardcore magarepublican -thus "screw UA" stronghold?
im originally from kentucky, come from a farming family, glad i learned young!
When your generations leave this Earth I will be very sad. I grew up with your generation or older in Ukraine
We grew up very hard working, and managed to survive on limited everything back in the day.
Although we were not broke, we were not rich, and it allowed us to appreciate life.
But, I am watching the decay of my own country, and it's beyond sad.
I have lived in USA for 25 years and I know Ukrainians struggled for years, just for Russia to destroy any peace they had
@maggiealena Ma'am you should be worrying about your (our) border. Russia hasn't innudated our cities with poor people, it hasn't created cartels to flood our cities with Fentanyl, it hasn't lowered our wages or crowded are schools.
@@righteousone8454 My grandparents came to Canada from Ukraine in the 1930(father's parents) and 1950(mother's parents). They worked hard all their lives after the war and made decent livings. Not rich, by any means, but proud of what they earned. Growing up, I never realized how fortunate I was to be born in a country that wasn't at war. My grandmother passed a few years back, and the lady in this video has the same eyes, like identical. It breaks my heart to see what my grandparents fled from almost 100 years ago when they were young teenagers has never really ended, and these poor people are still suffering under russian barbarism
I have met many elderly women when in zaporozhye and I pray to God every day that they are safe and always think about them.
Strong men do not threaten repeatedly.
Thank you for remembering the millions who died at the hands of Stalin and Kaganovich during the 1932-33 HOLODOMOR.
SLAVA UKRAINYI!
HEROYAM SLAVA!!!
🇺🇲🇺🇦🇨🇦
@islanddon865 Which one of those guys was Russian?
How many people from nearby countries and regions died due to widespread hunger? Or was only Ukraine facing food shortages?
@@bored.in.california2111 Stalin was selling the food internationally... Ukraine bore the brunt of the shortages but there were deaths in other soviet republics... nowhere near as many though. Numbers are hard to come by since the soviet government didn't keep records on this for obvious reasons however it's believed around 30% to 45% of the roughly 11 million people that died were ethnic Ukrainians
On the contrary, those who talk about the Holodomor usually ignore the fact that the famine was in a huge territory outside the Ukrainian SSR, for example in the North Caucasus, central Chernozem region, Volga region, central and southern Urals, western Siberia, Kazakhstan, keeping silent about the millions of deaths in these regions. And this is done in order to change the statement that in Stalin's time, the government did not spare anyone, and replace it with the statement that the "Russians" led by Stalin, Beria, Kaganovich, etc. decided to destroy the Ukrainian like ethnic group... Although if we recall that before the famine, the Bolsheviks fully supported and developed Ukrainian culture, language, education, and science over the past decade, then this statement does not make sense. At that time, for the active manifestation of any features of Russian identity they could just as well be arrested and even killed, as happened to religious figures, intellectuals, etc., even those who were loyal to the authorities. Such ideas were supported in the Council of People's Commissars, and Lenin, Lunacharsky, Bukharin, etc., you can find direct quotes on this subject. At the XII session of RCP(b) it was explicitly stated
"As a former great-power nation, we must put ourselves in an unequal position. Only with such a policy, when we artificially put ourselves in a position lower than others, only at this price will we be able to buy the trust of formerly oppressed nations." Russian like nation were remembered only right before the war, and already during the war, or rather, allegedly building "Soviet patriotism" around them, but ironic, instead of Russian national, and if you talk more with old people, then relatively often you can still meet people among them who still think so (that they were not raised Russian, but the Soviet people).
The fact that Lenin had anti Russian nationalist imperialist flavour to his version of socialism does not change the fact that despite stalin's ethnic minority origin was the proponent of the exact opposit .
It could be argued that Stalin's views where more consequent than Lenin's and hence maybe enjoyed a longer trial test but still both where a gigantic failure...yet neither in that regard could stand comparison to Putin's "exercize" , and that irrespective of whether Russia wins in Ukraine and other country's or not.
Still @@user-lj7gb4vi4t
My father passed away 2 months ago at age 95. He was born in Ukraine and survived the attacks from Germany and Russia. We didn't speak to him about Russia again attacking Ukraine because it would have broken his heart.
I completely understand that. 95, amazing! What a life he lived. Remember him, tell his story to your children and grandchildren if you have them ❤
My condolences to you and your family. You did him a kindness. My parents are in their mid-70's now and are devastated about what is happening. My grandparents went through WWI and WWII in Ukraine, the suffering just doesn't seem to end
Ukraine will become invincible and his legacy will live on
It hurts just to imagine that... 😞 My sincere condolences! I'm sure he died with love all around him!
I don't think Macron made a blunder...I think it was on purpose
My grandma lived through the great depression and she would always can and bottle everything! She knew how horrible it cam get so she was always prepared. She was an absolute warrior! Half of her body was paralyzed and she was able to walk around without help. Truly inspiring, I love my gma
The comparison to Orwell and 1984 with putin's speech being broadcast across the country on large screens was spot on.
thats 4 countries that want to send boots. Canada France Poland and now Estonia. Slava.
Netherlands and Lithuania as well!
America won't save you.
No one said anything about America @@coyote2239
so 4 countries being insane, nice. Is it 4 countries or 4 goverments?
@@gilgamesh8334 why is it insane?
Lots of love from Norway! My niese joined the army now, and she is so badass that if I were Putin I would change my mind about this war-thing. I am so proud of her.
My heart goes out to that old lady, so many tears... Victory for Ukraine!!
Full respect and love for Ms Yevheniia! This world needs more brave and honest souls like her!
Ohh, and before anyone doubts her, I guarantee that if this war took place 50 or 60 years ago, Ms. Yavheniia would have been the woman you see in the first few seconds of this video, a soldier carrying a HUGE sniper rifer on her back, fighting the occupiers. Ukrainian woman with rifles have a LONG history of making life a living hell for for those who occupy their lands (for reference, look up "Lady Death", aka Lyudmila Pavlichenko).
Even if she isn't fighting on the front-lines today, that is one hard-as-nails Ukrainian grandma!
слава українським бабусям!
The faces in the audience at the speech: "Oh shoot, we're so fucked up and there is absolutely nothing we can do about it"
Love your energy and your care for everyone's mental health.
My Canadian son is exactly your age and went to fight with the UAF.
If I was younger and healthier, I would've gone with him.
Evil has won many battles, but has never won a war. History as my witness.
Arthur I was quietly sitting in my car waiting on a doctor appointment and when you said that girl could kick your ass I busted out laughing I'm talking a real belly roll😂 love you man be safe
🙏🕊🌻🔱 Excellent Analysis! Ukraine is Stronger with ATACMS and Storm Shadow! Glory to Ukraine! Glory to the Heroes! The World Stands Committed with Ukraine's Quest for Democracy and Retribution! 🔱🌻🕊🙏
Arthur. My mother was Polish and was a prisoner in Siberia under Starlin at 14 yrs old
She said there is unfinished business with Russia, and the way to handle a dictators is with strength , not weakness. We in the West have displayed or fears about war, nuclear weapons weapons. So Putin uses these fears against us. We have bought into his controlling speeches like a fish and a fisherman. Nice to see France and Estonia kick Putin with a counter threat. That's how you play with dictators, and Putin didn't like it.
A reminder ;
Together, we democracies are strong.
Divide we're weak.
David Anderson
New Zealand.
Yes. Your mother was wise. That's what every western leader needs to get through their head. Getting on the correct side of history by getting wise.
Well Dear at the moment it looks like the united Democracies behave like cawords and the individual Democracies dictate the pace UK ,now France and Estonia.....as soon as there are NATO forces on in Ukraine, Rusians will be sure that there is NO chance of wining the war.
David,
Suggest you watch "Once My Mother | A Film by Sophia Turkiewicz" which would give you a good understanding of what your mother experienced.
@andrejsurdevics6476
Hi .thank you for the suggestion.
I will look at the story you suggested..
My mother only gave small amounts of information. One day, they could not fill their wagon with the correct amount of logs in winter as they all had the flu. The gate
guards could be shot letting them in. A deal was made to give them working watches.
The problem was they had already traded
thier own. Fortunately, good Russian prisoners gave their watches, which saved their lives .
Otherwise, the Poles would be locked out the following day. They would have died as temperatures dropped to - 40° cel. the rules were brutal for all.
@@DavidAnderson-ps3rp There is a part where the mother (then a 14 or 15 year old girl) was asked how she survived when there was no food - she said something like "I made good soup from grass".
Great work Artur,, keep on going,, i from 'Australia',, Stand with you.
I remember here in Australia when we were young, that's how we had pickles, Jam, preserved fruit and occasionally homemade Ice Cream. We had no money for tasteless store bought. Now all the fruit and Tomatoes are picked green & have no smell or taste. We grew fruit and veggies, chooks & eggs. I miss those days, life was good in our country. We are the lucky ones.
The "Samurai" is latin american. His accent seems mexican, which makes me PROUD however his excentricity makes me kind of embaresed. However kudos to him fir helping Ukraine.
Slava Ukraini from Mexico 🇲🇽🇺🇦🇮🇱
Definitely not mexican sounding, maybe from Colombia. Sounds to me at least
He's Colombian.
Consensuar at home IS that he is Colombian.
Those faces you were going on about at 11-12min mark is the face of sitting through a long sermon, as I used to do growing up. And people fell asleep. LOL
Great video, thanks Artur, your Estonian leader is fantastic! Slava Ukraini!🇺🇦🔱
Victory, Peace, Ukraine!
🇺🇦💙💪🌻✌️🇦🇺🌏
What a fantastic episode Artur. Despite some tragic stories today's episode was full of uplifting facts and encouraging news. Your producer does a great job; production quality is superb and your energy and positivity shines through in your work. I'm sure you'll be delivering the drones soon - you've become a machine - rallying funds and spirit. Rock On Artur's Army! Slava Ukraini.
I know that crazy guy! I served with him in the ILDU! He's in the Spanish battalion.
Thank you for serving. 🇺🇦
Aha! The element of surprise on the battlefield is often key to winning, nobody expects the Spanish In-Krynky-position....
I'll see myself out...
@@restojon1Brilliant. But, yes, you better go...
Hi Rehi, Robert from 🇦🇺. This was an excellent report and I would like to congratulate Estonia on voting in one of the most courageous woman has your countries prime
Minister. Kala Kallas
would have to be the strongest head of state in the whole of the EU.
Straight talking and no messing around with words.
Well done Estonia.
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But she wouldn't be on the front line so it's really her telling her people to be courageous
@@richardnixon7248says "Richard Nixon". Zelensky has survived at least 10 Russian assassination attempts. She is painting a big target on her back in a Baltic country with a large Russian minority. There will be all kinds of ways Putin can attempt to target her so actually wherever she is is the front line. Kind of obvious.
There is always a cynic.@@richardnixon7248
Oh yes, brave, the husband's business is through Russia, but she "doesn't know anything" :DD
Artur.. massive Respect to that Senior Citizen of Ukraine..I hope she lives out the remainder of her life In some sort of peace....If you look at most of the people the majority Are falling asleep or are asleep..the guy with the eyes was probably on Speed!!.....and as for Medvedev well he was Thinking Hurry up Hurry up I have a date with Vodka!!! Respect to Kaja Kallas for coming out in support of Macron slowly but surely others will follow .....Salava Ukraine
Love to you Artur, thank you for EVERYTHING you do! Slava Ukraini 🇺🇦💛💙💛💙💛💙🇺🇦
Hi Artur - I have just seen so many people in Moskva show up for
Navaljny’s funial. I feel hope in my heart for the Russian people - for the
first time. Putin has made a Big mistake! He forgot, that he had to destroy
Navalny’s name - before he destroyed the man himself.
And now Putin is the Co-creator of the Martyr Navaljny❤️
Although my heart is with the Ukranian cause, I also pray for the Russian people to rid themselves of Putin and join the world as a peaceful productive state.
You call that many? A few hundred people? Navalni was an anarchist at best
@@cajiapgto1298 Russia is asking the west to do that and not exploite the world but here we are, france fighting to exploit africa and usa bombing middle ease for resources.
@@markobucevic8991 you need to learn how to count. And get some decent glasses whilst you are about it.
@@ipsofattso4919 navalny was a nobody in ukraine in comparison to other people or political parties. He will be forgotten
Ukrainian people have an amazing resilience that seems to have passed down through the generations over a long time. Young or old they just adapt to situation. Thank You for your sacrifices protecting freedom. SLAVA UKRAINE 🙏
Incredible Estonia. ✊
Did anyone spot Gerasimov in the audience? I didn't.
63 days and still counting!
@@user-eb8zb9zr1i You mean the undated videos where he was supposedly decorating some Krinky soldiers? Not buying it. If he's still around, where was he for Papa Putin's speech? Shoigu was there. Guess he had more important things to do.
I was wondering the same thing.
Was Geras there?
Thank you Artur 🇺🇦🙏🇺🇸❤️
Artur thank you for the update information about Ukraine 🇺🇦,👍👍👍👍👍 Slava Ukraine 🇺🇦 continues be strong 💪
Kaja kallas has put EVERY SINGLE world leader to shame.
Estonia rocks.
Slava Ukraini 🇺🇦🇬🇧💛💙
Yup. Kaja is awesome.
well people in Estonia hate her but I dont think she has done anything soo horrible as otgher state leaders , yes we have to pay high taxes but we have everything....I live with a minimum wage and I havea warm home, a cat and I can pay for my food and clothes...thats all I actually need
@@HK-gm8pe
I don't believe rational people in Estonia hate her. There will always be people who hate. Look at MAGA and the USA. But these are extremists.
@@HK-gm8pe
Rational people don't hate her.
yes but sadly we have a lot of insane conspiracy theorists in here aswell...they are like the Trump supporters of Estonia @@blackcountrylad464
Telling what you WON’T do is weakness. Never take anything off the table. File that under “duhh”.
Great job Artur! I like your prime minister.
Outstanding Artur, keep up the great work Slava Ukraine.
Thank you Artur as always you bring the truth that all need to hear. That little grandmother, I just wanted to hug her. She reminded me so much of my grandma and my great great aunt. I miss them both everyday, even though I'm 58 I still remember the things they taught me and I will always be thankful for that and for them. May this wonderful little grandma find a home and peace before her time comes. Slava Ukraine 🇺🇦💖🇺🇸
We're with you, Artur! From Kevin and Mercelle in California.
Artur - Good uplifting informative and bold broadcast. Slava Ukraini!
Thanks Artur ❤
Them babe soldiers of Ukraine they would kick your ass I wouldn't take them on great show as usual Slava Ukraine 🇺🇦🇬🇧🇪🇪
Yes, people in the west still store food in jars, can food from gardens, and pickle food. Some people chose to do it as it is much cheaper, healthier, and more fresh than buying processed food.
Your words speak true!👍🌹👍
I've canned fruit,beets,relish, saslsa, jams, pickles, eggs, jellies and fish.😋 Have a Great Weekend Artur.🇨🇦❤🇪🇪
11:00 Artur being so focused on the guy that's snapping he does not notice the guy behind him with what looks like a Ukrainian flag pinned to his jacket
nice catch
Artur, the guy at 18:50, Volunteer Samurai, speaks Spanish, I couldn't listen enough time to find out if Mexican, Colombian...
This is my first comment here: I'm not Ukrainian (I'm Spanish) but some very dear people to me are there (and in any case this is the war our generation has to fight: it's either freedom and democracy, or Totalitarianism), I just don't have the words to thank you enough, keep it up...
Estonia 🇪🇪 is awesome!!!
Maybe because I had an older dad who was born during WWI and served in the RAF during WWII, I too am an avid grower and preserver of foods. I’m knocking on in years now but have never grown out of the habit. Your opening piece about the Ukrainian babushka who survived the Holodomor and has had to endure more war had me in tears. Is there any way to help those like her?
"This dude is seeing, the FUTURE!"
Arthur, you had me laughing when you said that. Love the videos. Keep keeping it real, man :)
Madness😂
God bless Estonia
Artur, your Ukranian Samurai is speaking Spanish, talking about his stroll through the area and what he sees. Maybe he's a big Shogun fan? The classic Samurai movie remake series just started. Props to him for traveling to help the Ukranians! Slava Ukraini!
one of your BEST reports, you are getting really, really, really good at this
I live in the US, and we still bottle fruits and vegetables, make our own jams, sauces - many, many people here still do. Even with Safeway, Albertsons, Fred Meyers, Winco and many other grocery stores about - we still can/bottle.
Samurai boy is speaking Spanish. Sounds like a Mexico City accent. Viva 🇲🇽. Viva 🇺🇦
Thank you for supporting that fundraiser. Drones are really an incredibly effective tool on the battlefield these days.
The best thing is that there are even more capable people than you in this war. You bring them to us regularly. Thank you for finding so many ways to support them. Will be watching for future fund raisers.
Thanks for the fantastic updates this week, Artur, both on here and the Twitter~! Stay strong my friend, for our sake~!
That face on Shoigu, "Is how do we get rid of this guy?🤔🇨🇦❤🇺🇦
Kallas is the man. She is to be listened to. Slava Ukraine ❤From New Zealand
WOMAN!
Kallas is a two faced politician like her father was. Rehi just likes her party so he doesnt tell of the few hundred thousand that she personally gave to her husband to make trade with russia through some logistical company (think it was Stark logistics and it was steel to russia). Those things wont be mentioned here. Just dig a bit and you find she has alot of sins behind the scenes too. So as always all politicians are just leeches, doesnt matter the party or the leaning left or right, they all just raise their pays every election and do dirty deals to gather power and money. thats it.
@@patsu2 thank you for the information. But anyone against Russia is on the right side. And I agree with you that all politions are mostly a waste of space. Slava Ukraine.
3:40 I am german and i can remember that my grandparents told me about them hiding their food at the end of ww2, so that the german soldiers couldnt steal food from them.. From their own people.. civilians.. They dug holes in the garden and burried pickled foods there, i just can't imagine how terrible it must be in some places in ukraine close to the frontlines...
Thanks for speaking on your respect for babushkas. Most of us realise, but it's always good to hear their stories framed in this way💗👵
Artur thank you for the update.
Did you notice at11:01 where the bloke was staring, the person behind him had a Ukrainian 🇺🇦 flag badge on his jacket
Holy shit, he does dudes got balls.
In the UK my mum still used to bottle vegetables during the 1960s / early 1970s. No freezers then. The grandma's little pantry store takes me back. I do feel so sad for her that she has to spend her later years this way.
Thanks for your reporting and unwavering support for Ukraine.
I am still reeling from hearing Scholz’s remarks regarding UK forces .
What exactly is his game?
I’d be interested to hear your uniquely Estonian National perspective on it.
This guy is awesome wishes from 🇱🇹
France and Estonia has my respect
Good, France and Estonia out here doing the entire civilized worlds work. For those who would say "Well go join them then". Gladly, if my country mobilizes me so that I can. Without that, I am not able. I've tried. So yes, I would absolutely go.
Well said D47.
I would 100% want to go if my country was going.
Not only that, i think there's probably thousands of active duty military personnel in every country, that can't wait for the "green light" so they can go and properly stand for the safety of Europe and Ukraine.
If China could send 1,450,000 volunteer soldiers to fight in the Korean War, why can't NATO send just as many volunteers to Ukraine?
@chaosXP3RT mostly because NATO is a defense force, not an offensive army. NATO has only once in its history intervened and that was a messy situation legally. Ukraine isn't part of NATO so they can't just up and go help, even if they want to, but this does not apply to individual nations in NATO deciding to do so outside of NATO structures and funding.
Hello Artur. Growing up on the farm, my Mom would spend the later part of summer and in fall , she would can goods- fruit, meat, etc. for winter and spring. Comes from growing up in the old country. My Dad was born in 1920 in Borisov #2 - maybe the present Belerus? I really enjoy your show. Keep it up. Slava Ukraine.
Great video! Thats my brother José from Mexico. He thinks he's a Mexican Samurai. Don't pick on him. He's got big dreams lol. He has a method to his madness. I know for a fact it scares the shit out of any Russian that hears a Mexican jumping through the bushes with a samurai sword he knows what he's doing.
Your brother is awesome. If he is inspired by Samurai traditions more power to him everyone draws their strength from something, and that strength saw him to the front. I don't think anyone who isn't at the front really has anything to say about it (cough, Artur, cough). I saw a vid recently about a soldier in one of the world wars who wore a sword into battle and fought with a crossbow. He was a fearsome soldier, always throwing himself in, he was captured and escaped, it is an epic story. People thought he was weird too, but he killed the enemy a lot and his name lives in history as one of courage. Glory to your brother and to all the heroes.
Artur, in English it's called the Kalmar Union, which was in effect from 1397 to 1523. It consisted of Denmark, Sweden Finland, Norway, Iceland, Greenland, the Faroe Islands, and the Northern Isles of Orkney and Shetland. You use the Estonian name, which capitalized nouns with an "i" (instead of an "s" as in English), so it sounds like "calamari". Since the Nordic states relay so much on fishing, that name could almost seem appropriate.
:D funny! Not much squid in Lake NATO, though. It would be the herring union.
Ukrainians are very admirable people 💪🇺🇦
Excellent Video Artur - The Estonian Prime Minister serves as an example to the world. Perhaps Mike Johnson should follow her example.
Thank You Artur.
Best wishes Artur.
Take Kaja and Macron with you to Ukraine frontline
Warrior women are sooo cool! Plus, she still has a positive attitude on top of serving in conflict conditions, pure awesome 😎. What an amazing woman!!! Thanks for the message Artur, very appreciated. Great video once again. Keep up the good work. Thanks.
Artur cheers me up a little. I know he puts on his happy face, but its worth it. It actually works.
Thanks for your visit to Canada all the best❤️❤️
Thank you Artur. Keep it up. Glory to Ukraine
PERKELE, Finland is with you!
Danke!
Glad to see you dude keep it up
You are an inspiration!
Slava 🇺🇦🇺🇦!!
I love your videos and all what you do Arthur god bless you!
My grandparents grew a garden and canned food like that in the US. Part of it was living through the great depression, but I got the feeling they enjoyes it too.
Thx so much for the updates Arthur, and bringing a daily smile to this horrible conflict. The "samurai" is speaking spanish, he is from Colombia according to redit post.
All of those people trying their hardest to stay awake during that speech just have me in tears over here!
The guy with his eyes wide open & looking around IS seeing his future - the one where he hopes is filled with rewards for snitching on all the people he sees falling asleep. He's hit the jackpot in that audience.
11:50 😂😭😭😭
3:05 These glass canning jars are just as familiar to many of us in the US too. We aren't all wealthy, you know. My family has done this for generations, and we still do it every year. We have a basement shelf full of food from our garden, and it lasts us through the winter. What might be relevant is that my mother and grandmother learned to do this from my Polish great grandmother. The tradition continues.
Estonia, thank you so very much, Ukraine needs everything, literally
Dear Artur,
I am French and not necessarily a blind supporter of Macron.You criticized the fact that Macron had come out with his statement of possibly sending troops to Ukraine WITHOUT TALKING WITH OTHER HEADS OF EUROPEAN STATES. May be this is not absolutely correct. I believe it was discussed, BUT BEHIND CLOSED DOORS. Some countries were in favor others against, so Macron decided to get things moving...and ESTONIA is already following up. It was the same a year ago with tanks, some were in favor others against, and the same with fighter jets etc...
Thank you very much for your videos,
Georges
Great work my friend
Let's go Europe! If Estonians go to Ukraine I'll be donating to support them. ❤
Unofficially, we're already there. We've sent all of our artillery, NLAWS, many volunteer organisations are there, we help with reconstruction, we send the best medical first aid kits money can buy, field surgery systems, drones, cars.. Everything we can. We will give them the shirts off our backs if Ukraine would need it, because we know exactly what they are going through and we'll never abandon Ukraine - until the end, Estonia has Ukraines' back!
@@SideKickStudios wow I didn't realize it was that intense!
@@TwiztedHumor It actually is. Younger generation may not remember, but anyone from Xennials/Gen-x back, remember and know what russian world means. What we see in Ukraine today, they did to Estonians (and all the Baltic states), the ethnic cleansing, deportation, all of it. Our hatred for russian world boils in our blood as the day our grandparents were ripped from their homes, shot on the streets for nothing. We feel what Ukraine feels and we'll not stand by, when they need help. Estonia isn't big, there aren't many of us and we aren't wealthy in comparison to other European countries, but we will do what it takes to support Ukrainian people as much as we can, in words and in actions!
@@SideKickStudios were they calling it Russian world back then too?
@@TwiztedHumor I don't honestly recall. Maybe.
Pickling still lives on in the US! My aunt made her own sweet pickles every year. I'm planning on making my own this fall. Homemade pickles best store bought ones almost every time.
And Canada as well. I think Arthur is thinking more of Western Europeans when he said that, to some extent; I was a bit surprised to see that home food preservation was almost an alien concept to the majority of people throughout parts of Western Europe, unlike North America, where it still flourishes, and is almost a stereotype of Americans. I’m not sure how true it is, but I’ve seen it posited that part of the reason why Britons just call everything “jam” nowadays, and no longer distinguish between the different types of fruit preserves, is because very few people were canning at home any more in the United Kindgom by the post-war period. To the average commercial consumer, they all just became “jam”, and that’s how it was marketed, firmly fixing it as the standard term.
The Dali impersonator speaks spanish. Sounds like southamerican, Colombia or Venezuela. Fantastic to see people from other countries supporting Ukraine. Thanks for your informative videos!
Sounded like a Mexican accent to my ears, but I probably don’t know enough South Americans for a proper comparison.
@@AKCFTW Could be. I lived in Madrid for 32 years so I control the spanish accents but overseas not a specialist 😆 Argentina and Chile I do now how to distinguish 🤩
Hell yea!!! Glad he’s on our side!!!
My mother, worked at Lockead bullding [ P-38 fiters ](1939~1945). She also home canned and jard homegrown foods all of her life. I grew up in Burbank, LA eating homegrown foods 🥳--- stay safe
Microexpressions speak volumes. No underlining happiness, not even a smile/smirk of comfort. Very morose. You could say it's the Russian culture and sense of importance on his speech, in times of hardship or struggles helps drive Putin's narrative. There are some bad days ahead for Russia, it's military and it's neighboring democratic countries. Just remember my fellow humans. Do you think Russia has kept up with preventive maintenance on it's entire nuclear arsenal? How has their conventional arsenal worked out thus far? Look it up (because I did), how much money, expertise and maintenance it takes to maintain one nuclear ballistic missle. With all we know, do you think the Russian military has done its due diligence with maintaining these weapons? Food for thought, much luv Artur!
I’ve believed for a long time that putin’s nukes do not work.
Thank you for your efforts Artur! Have donated to Noel.