How can a Ukrainian apply for a DTV visa from a different country due to the war?

@Paul *********

you tell me

@Anton *******************

scared of what exactly, Some online idiot ?

@Paul *********

aka beeing scared

@Anton *******************

its called privacy, stops people like you trying to snoop.

@Paul *********

I understand you have your profile locked because ur scared.

@Anton *******************

oh shut you clown, grown up ffs

CaptivatingParsnip237 why leave in the first place abandoning your family 🤷🏼‍♂️

@Gabin ***

Respect for your service and sacrifice. But my family and I support my father's special unit directly, and I can send you proof in private if you need it. I’ve lived in Thailand since 2014—long before the invasion started—and supporting the front line financially from abroad is how I contribute. Everyone plays a part.

@Paul *********

it could never have started if Power horny Allies to the US wanted to share their unwanted hornyness.

@Gabin ***

it could have ended in april 22, uk and usa sabotaged the deal, why the fk would someone want to die to benefit outside interests?

@Andrey *********

I served your country, got wounded in action, what did you do ?

@Gabin ***

There's always a front line and a back line, and every society requires different roles. It's easy to throw stones and judge others when you have no idea what their actual situation or reality is.

@Anton *******************

im not "Murican'. FYI. But facts do suggest they are both masculine slavic names.

@James ******

lol asking a Murican AI dosnt proove your point.

@Anton *******************

In Ukraine, Nikita Pomazanov is a man's name.

• The Name "Nikita": While "Nikita" is often used as a female name in Western countries (influenced by pop culture) and in South Asia, it is traditionally and overwhelmingly a masculine name in Ukraine and Eastern Europe. The native Ukrainian variant of the name is Mykyta (Микита).

• The Surname "Pomazanov": This is a masculine Slavic surname. If it belonged to a woman, it would typically end with an "a" (Pomazanova) which is precisely what I said.

@Anton *******************

Your fantasies and nothing more about "same".

It's a guy and yes, he's on a big risk if he'll go to his home country.

Peace.

@Anton *******************

and what last name is he using ?

@Liu ****

You do know my name is "female" aswell, yet noone say its a female name. Same with Nikita.

@Anton *******************

Are you a victim of Luc Besson's movie?

Nikita is the greek and slavic male name and the author is a male person.

Nikita Khrushchev, Nikita Mikhalkov.. Didn't you hear about these dudes before? Just investigate prior to teach somebody.

@James ******

that’s the lastname. You must be Murican.

@Anton *******************

Stupid enough to know it would be Pomazanova if a woman.

@James ******

no it’s not. Are you stupid?

Anonymous participant 755 that’s exactly what russia does, there were aftican, north korean, indians and more fighting for russia

@Arnold ****

Poland very good country with very good and smart people 👍

@Arnold ****

🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦

@Arnold ****

and it's more easy to gtt DTV with polish passport 🔥✅🛂 that's what I can say from my experience 🔥 did it 5 years ago 🔥✅