Ukraine’s War Is Leading to a Nervous Breakdown

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Russia’s war in Ukraine is getting more bloody by the day. Nearly 6,000 Ukrainians have been killed. Fourteen million have fled their homes. Yet the mental health toll on those still remaining is unaccounted for. VICE News/Isobel Yeung gains exclusive access to Ukraine’s mental health facilities, which are inundated with people struggling to cope with the nightmare they are still living through.

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24 thoughts on “Ukraine’s War Is Leading to a Nervous Breakdown”

  2. I'm a rough 60yr old man,but those kids drawing pictures of bombs and black grass and the one describing what bombs do broke my heart like no other. Imagine a sixty year old man crying about this. Putin's war effects everyone

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  3. Excellent (not) one-sided depiction of war. The part with Ukrainian children is peak hypocrisy. VICE, next time don't forget to mention how Kyiv's junta (backed by U.S. government) has been bombing and killing their own people for the last 8 years (Donetsk's and Lugansk's People's Republic). You might even learn how many children they had killed. Children from those separatist states grew up hearing bombs flying over their heads. And adults grew accustomed to being severely injured on the streets of their cities by the Ukrainian snipers. Is this one of those "it's ok when we do it" scenarios?

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  4. Youtube need to do something about Russian troll farms reporting every positive video about Ukraine as potentially offensive or inappropriate so that we're forced to read that stupid warning and click "Yes" to watch it.

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  13. Oleskii desperately needs psychiatric help. The war has been going on for many months and will continue for many more, it's important for morale on the home front to have some semblance of normalcy. If left untreated, his bitterness towards his fellow countrymen will turn destructive.

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  19. It is awful, I couldn't help crying, all this now stays in some part of my mind and soul.
    So much suffering, so much pain.
    Useless suffering, none of this was needed. A huge, incredible, historical injustice. Those kids. Those young men forever wasted.
    A senseless, medieval war, at the will of a single person, and his people, the Russians people, who let that happen without stopping him, or even worse supporting it all.
    It will take forever to repair the incredible suffering made to those brave, sensible, intelligent people.
    Russians, we will keep you accountable for this horror. You will pay the incalculable price of it.
    Thank you Isobel and Vice News to tell us the story.

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