A rescuer from Transcarpathia has become an internet sensation thanks to his training
A video of him doing his workout has garnered hundreds of thousands of views on social media. The State Emergency Service of Zakarpattia posted a clip showing the rescuer doing a plank exercise to the music of Britney Spears. Users reacted enthusiastically to the video, and the rescuer himself attracted particular attention in the comments, especially from women.
This was reported with a link to the State Emergency Service of Zakarpattia’s Instagram post.
The video of the State Emergency Service rescuer’s workout went viral online; the post garnered over 500,000 views, nearly 40,000 likes, and countless comments. In the video, the rescuer demonstrates how he holds a plank while dancing and smiling at the camera. The workout was filmed to the song "Baby One More Time" by Britney Spears.
Ultimately, the video gained popularity and sparked admiration among Ukrainians in the comments. For the most part, the post was commented on by women who liked not only the workout but also the rescuer himself. Users joked that now women from Zakarpattia would deliberately start fires so that the rescuer from the video would come to their calls:
- “I think the State Emergency Service should be putting out fires, not fanning them.”
- “Oh, now I get why people burn grass.”
- “You’re supposed to put out fires, not start them.”
- “The news the day after this video went viral: ‘Women in Zakarpattia have started setting houses on fire en masse.’”
“So do I need to burn something in Zakarpattia, or can I call them in Lviv too?” - “No shame, no conscience, no phone number.”
Some even wrote that Ukrainian rescuers were giving Australian emergency responders a run for their money:
- “The Australian firefighters are getting nervous.”
- “Oh my God!! I only realized at the end that it was our very own State Emergency Service.”
- “We’re waiting for the State Emergency Service calendar. Preferably a summer version without jackets.”
In addition, users couldn’t stop watching the video of the Ukrainian’s training:
- “Honey, why have you been listening to the same song for two hours now? – Yeah.”
- “The video has been playing for two hours for some reason.”
- “How many times have I watched this? Yeah.”
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