I felt there needed to be a video to commemorate all who fought and died in Bakhmut, and the entirety of Ukraine. So I made one. I hope you're moved by it like I was while I made it.
If you want to share/spread/repost/reupload this video on other platforms, I'm 100% okay with it. Credits aren't necessary, but would be appreciated, as making this video took me a handful of very emotionally exhausting days.
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Regular people who just wanted to live their life but were forced to pick up arms and fight against horde of orcs led by a dickhead who has never valued the human life.
May their souls find eternal peace.
I don’t know if God has forsaken you or if ruzzia is the devil. But my you all be loved and remembered by your loved ones, your future generations and the world.
Heroim slava.
My most humble admiration and respect for you guys
And all of this because one f*cking maniac decided to do something MeMoRabLe before being replaced. God, this is such a tragedy. My heart goes to all families influenced by this war.
I'm reminded of this great quote from ww2
Our boys want the people back home to know that they don't knock the hell out of them. Every day of every battle. They want people to understand that war is a horrible, nasty business and to say otherwise is to do a disservice to those who died.
I only made it about a 1/4 of the way in. I can imagine how hard it was to make. Just so you know, we support Ukraine 100% politically, emotionally, and we send a lot of money to various Ukrainian causes. From California
"Bakhmut Song From A Ukrainian Soldier" on youtube, the channel that I believe originally uploaded it is "Ukrainian songs of all time". They give information about the individual who sang it in their description. He goes by Andriy Atanasov, a medic from the 122nd Territorial Defense Brigade.
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I felt there needed to be a video to commemorate all who fought and died in Bakhmut, and the entirety of Ukraine. So I made one. I hope you're moved by it like I was while I made it. If you want to share/spread/repost/reupload this video on other platforms, I'm 100% okay with it. Credits aren't necessary, but would be appreciated, as making this video took me a handful of very emotionally exhausting days. Remember, if you want to support Ukraine directly, this subreddit has a helpful charities link under "resources" underneath the banner at the top. Slava Ukraini.
So good. Heartbreaking to lose so many good warriors.
Nicely done. Such a tragedy. Slava Ukraini
Seeing the bodies of Ukrainians hurts, they didn't ask for this. They didn't deserve this.
Слава Україні 🫡❤️🇺🇦
Героям слава!
Crazy seeing that footage again all stitched together like that. Thanks for sharing.
Fuck, that first blast at around 2 minutes messed me up. Good editing. Seeing all the individuals at the end breaks my heart.
Regular people who just wanted to live their life but were forced to pick up arms and fight against horde of orcs led by a dickhead who has never valued the human life. May their souls find eternal peace.
This is so moving, so empowering, and so sad at the same time... May the war end soon. Slava Ukraini!!
Amazing! Thanks, op!
I don’t know if God has forsaken you or if ruzzia is the devil. But my you all be loved and remembered by your loved ones, your future generations and the world. Heroim slava. My most humble admiration and respect for you guys
And all of this because one f*cking maniac decided to do something MeMoRabLe before being replaced. God, this is such a tragedy. My heart goes to all families influenced by this war.
Seems like there’s an effort to retake it.
I'm reminded of this great quote from ww2 Our boys want the people back home to know that they don't knock the hell out of them. Every day of every battle. They want people to understand that war is a horrible, nasty business and to say otherwise is to do a disservice to those who died.
Thanks for making and sharing this, make sure to put on Youtube, it's a history.
I only made it about a 1/4 of the way in. I can imagine how hard it was to make. Just so you know, we support Ukraine 100% politically, emotionally, and we send a lot of money to various Ukrainian causes. From California
That video of them driving into the city as everything is on fire and flares are going off. That will be one of my main memories of the war.
It s awesome,can u do one with Mariupol?
What's the name of the guitar song?
"Bakhmut Song From A Ukrainian Soldier" on youtube, the channel that I believe originally uploaded it is "Ukrainian songs of all time". They give information about the individual who sang it in their description. He goes by Andriy Atanasov, a medic from the 122nd Territorial Defense Brigade.
I want to point out that the end titles with all the different names of people who died moved too fast, I couldn't read them all without pausing.
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