Zelensky joins Bear Grylls’ survival academy! Former SAS soldier visits Kyiv and hints at new ...

Posted 2022-12-02, The Daily Mail Headlines

Bear Grylls has revealed he visited Ukraine this week and hinted at a 'special programme' he said will show a side of President Volodymyr Zelensky 'never shown before', as the country sits in for a hard winter amid Russian bombardment. An ex-SAS member know for his survival shows such as 'Survive in the Snow', Grylls... read full story


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