Russia fired a ballistic missile at Odesa during the filming of the show "Leg Dump" with Oleksandr "Teren". Video
War veteran, blogger, and public figure Oleksandr "Teren" Budko came under fire from Russia while filming his project "Leg Dump" in Odesa, which aims to test Ukrainian cities for inclusiveness. The film crew was on the seashore when a ballistic missile was fired at the city.
This moment was included at the end of the main episode, but Oleksandr "Teren" also shared it on Instagram. The veteran was just recording the moment of farewell and summarizing the results with Mark Kutsevalov, who was a guest of the episode, on the Langeron beach, where a missile was shot down near them.
"After such an emotional farewell, Odesa did not leave us without emotional swings. Because the dung country hit the city with a ballistic missile. We are grateful to the air defense forces for shooting down the missile," the blogger said.
He added that two realities are intertwined in the present-day life of Ukrainians: a relatively peaceful life and military aggression. In particular, the veteran said that at that moment an Iskander was flying, which can cover at least 500 km. This type of missile used to be very difficult to shoot down in the Odesa region due to the lack of modern air defense.
"Every day, in many frontline cities, Ukrainians continue to live on these waves, just like we do in Odesa. From a magical Black Sea sunset and impressions from caring Odessans to an Iskander being shot down over your head. Odessans! Ukrainians! Let's unite! And let's do more than just for ourselves!" continued Teren.
A Russian missile was shot down during the filming of "Leg Dump"
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Odesa residents in the comments explained that such explosions occur every day and they have to live in such conditions:
- "It's terrible. And we all endure this every day. Take care of yourself, Oleksandr".
- "God, it's terrible, I would have been scared myself... It's a difficult time now... Sasha, please take care of yourself."
- "We are."
- "Thank you Air Defense, thank you, thank you all."
In their comments, Odesa residents explained that such explosions occur every day.
Source: Screenshot
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Oleksandr "Teren" Budko
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