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Olena Zelenska and Dmytro Komarov show true reality of living in Ukrainian orphans

Discover the New Season of World Inside Out:    • ⚠️ Snake Island Today: War, Courage & Surv...   One day in an orphanage with the First Lady. Watch an exclusive and frank report of The World Inside Out about the life of children in orphanages The First Lady of Ukraine Olena Zelenska and Dmytro Komarov will visit an orphanage and spend a whole day there. They will live according to the children's routines, eat together with them and fulfil other rules on an equal footing with the orphanage residents. Dmitry Komarov will even stay overnight and feel the antics of the children from the older group - the journalist was given a traditional reception for newcomers. Why are children usually scared of orphanages? How does it happen that children end up in orphanages even when there are living parents? What challenges do these children face on a daily basis? What do they fear and what do they dream about? How do they really perceive gifts from those who come to congratulate them on holidays? #ukraine #children #Zelenska #worldinsideout Watch all episodes of Ukraine season here:    • Ukraine   Subscribe to see what will be the next    / @theworldinsideout9356   About World Inside Out: Dmytro Komarov is famous Ukrainian TV host and author of "The World Inside Out" alongside with Ukrainian filmmaker Oleksandr Dmytriev travel to countries that are not usually visited by tourist tours. They manage to go to places where a man has never set a foot. Dmytro himself creates the route, learns the features of the new place in advance and tries to survive on his own in the practical primitive conditions. But the real thing is that he is actually trying to get used to the role of the natives, not just like a stranger but as part of the team, actively trying new crafts and ways of getting food, learning the local traditions and laws. Dmytro and Oleksandr have visited more than 20 countries, and without a doubt these were not passing journeys but thorough cultural studies.