Comments by "gary K" (@garyK.45ACP) on "Wall Street Millennial" channel.

My wife is Ukrainian. Born and raised in Kharkiv. Our youngest son, my brother in law and nephew have volunteered to fight Russians in Kharkiv. My mother in law, sister in law, daughter in law, grandson and 7 year old nephew are making their way out of Kharkiv, leaving all they ever had behind. The men are separated from their wives, mothers, children to fight. They had good jobs 2 weeks ago, hard enough to find in Ukraine. My wife is physically ill from worry and stress. She can not function but to stare at her phone waiting for the next text message or call via Viber. She sleeps 1-2 hours at a time. Thank God our other 2 sons live in the USA. The city of Kharkiv is being systematically destroyed. All the places we celebrated holidays, birthdays, weddings, and more recently, the birth of our 3rd grandchild. He was just taking his first steps when the bombs and rockets began falling on his home. We had just received a video of his first steps, playing with his friend, the family cat. Dmitriy, Vitaliy, Kirille, Varvara, Yulia, Viktoria, Alexei and Bogdan. That's their names. What was your question...Oh yeah...what do I think about Sberbank? I couldn't possibly care less about Sberbank or Russian's inconveniences. I hope our family is alive in the morning and they will make it through another day. Slava Ukraini! 🟦🟨
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@militarualin3209 Thank you. We do the same. So far we have been able to keep in touch by Viber or other phone apps. My wife is unable to do anything but watch news reports and wait for the next contact from our family. So far our family members are safe, but that is about all you can say. Any sort of normal life is non existent. Heat, water, electricity are all "sometimes" things. My brother in law's apartment was completely destroyed. My mother in law's apartment and our son's apartment, so far, are not damaged. Every day, if they are alive, they go from there.
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@annikaandersson8115 Thank you. Today we had our first video of our youngest grandson since the war started. 😁 Our daughter in law and grandson are staying with her relatives in a village SW of Kharkiv. They currently have heat, water and electricity, and no one is injured. And they have food. So...today is another victory. My mother in law, sister in law and 7 year old nephew are with relatives in Poltava, and they are also safe for the time being. Our son, my brother in law and his older son are staying in our son's apartment. It is not damaged but heat, water and electricity have been unreliable. If they are alive and uninjured, everything can get better from there.
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@TheManinBlack9054 Moron. Slava Ukraini!
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