Larysa Navrotska risks her life to deliver mail, retirement checks and medicine to remote Ukrainian communities under the constant threat of Russian drones from the nearby front line. Her service has become even more crucial than it was before the war.
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I’m in love with Ukraine. They’re so brave and this evil Russia.
Oh my God, these old brave woman I mean they just ❤ melt my heart
We are so doomed.
I‘m from Germany and when I look around me and see and hear all that fat, lazy babies, who are constantly crying about absolutely nothing while seeing those heroes, whith their imaginary balls as big as the moon while as hard as kryptonite managing their daily life at the front and have such attitude, such a strong bond for caring about others….
Wow, there is no word yet, that describes how much respect I have for those everyday heros of Ukraine.
Slava Ukraini.
Great respect for all The Postal Workers of UKRPOSZTA and UKRZALIZNICA !!!! Your job is as important as the job of soldiers in the frontlines !!!! Slava Ukraini !!!!!! Down with russian evil !!!!! Greetings from Poland to All The Employees of UKRPOSZTA !!!!!!!!!!!!!
This lady has bigger balls than most men — definitely bigger than Donald Trumps.