Bear Grylls shares his feelings from his visit to Ukraine

The famous traveler admitted that he was shocked by the consequences of the atrocities of the Russian invaders and inspired by the resilience of the Ukrainian people.

British traveler and TV presenter of the popular show Man vs. Wild Bear Grylls, who visited Ukraine at the end of November, shared his feelings and impressions of the trip. He said this in an interview with NV.

So, he admitted that filming a documentary called Warzone: Bear Grylls meets President Zelensky was the most difficult and stressful of his career.

“This was one of the worst and most intense weeks of my filmmaking career. No doubt. The show says it all. But it also reminded me that peace must be fought for. Ukraine and NATO are at war against a tireless aggressor. And all of us must do everything we can to bring truth, unity and peace to a difficult and difficult situation. And that, in the end, whether we are a president, a journalist or a soldier in front, we are all trying to do our best to achieve the return of both countries to peace”, – he said.

Also, the author of the show Survive at all costs called Ukrainians to be brave and convinced of this by visiting Bucha and Irpin.

“Hearing first-hand some terrible stories about war crimes, about the deportation of children to Russian camps – I was shocked, like traveling to Bucha and Irpen, witnessing many war crimes , blew me away. I will never forget this trip and, above all, the privilege of talking to the president and being among the brave people,” summed up Bear Grylls.

It was previously reported that a documentary called Bear Grylls Meets President Zelensky will premiere in Ukraine.

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