Just now news interviewed him. He got a Ukrainian wife who is an army doctor. He said he thinks Russia is only warning Ukraine but does not intend to invade.
Long time never see him liao.
Long time never see him liao.
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Ix Shen in Ukraine
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i thought he is married to a chio bu actress?
Orbigood. Why he never listen to PAP's advice to leave the country?
Because many don't appreciate just how good the advice from the PAP is.
I presume he was trained to use wespons and should therefore join tge ukrsine army or reservist,
Actually Ix shen is one sinkie i respect. He has always been a free spirit.
Wish him safe travels
Wish him safe travels
from yahoo.com:
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has left dozens killed and thousands fleeing. But former Mediacorp actor Ix Shen, who is currently based in Ukraine, told The Straits Times yesterday (24 February) in a Zoom video interview that he has no plans to leave.
Shen revealed that he was standing on the balcony of his home in Kyiv, Ukraine, when he heard a loud explosion, which he estimated to be 20km to 40km away, at about 10pm on Wednesday (23 February) or 4am yesterday (SGT).
“It was a very instantaneous flash. For a moment, I thought it was the moon being covered by the clouds, but the clouds would not have been able to move that fast,” he recalled. “Maybe about three seconds later, I heard a very loud boom.”
In addition to hearing a few more explosions and a series of air raid sirens, he also saw several low-flying fighter jets near his home, signifying the looming threat of war.
Shen, who turns 50 next month, has lived in the Podil district in Kyiv for the past four months with his Ukrainian wife of seven years, who is a traditional Chinese medicine practitioner. He explained that they currently have no plans to leave the country as his wife is a reservist medical officer who may be mobilised for duty.
Although he has reassured his friends and family in Singapore that he is “alive and well”, the couple are more worried about his wife’s family in Odessa, a port city in Southern Ukraine, especially her grandmother who is in her 90s and unable to walk.
Shen added that they have been following the Ukrainian government’s advice to stay indoors and await new information. He also described that people are tense but remain orderly, with no frenzy or panic.
“The economy has come to a standstill pretty much because most of the shops are closed. The buses and the subway are still operating,” he disclosed. “People were worried that they wouldn’t be able to make online transactions to buy the groceries and water that they need. Fortunately, that is still available.”
In preparation for the impending war, he has stocked up on essential items such as rice, canned food and cooking gas. He plans to share them with the community and hopes to help those around him.
“I will not be able to live with myself if I just take off and go on my own,” Shen said, despite having the option to leave the country. “My main focus is to help in any way I can, to help my family, friends, neighbours to survive this situation.”
Singaporean ex-actor Ix Shen wants to stay in Ukraine to 'help in any way' he can
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has left dozens killed and thousands fleeing. But former Mediacorp actor Ix Shen, who is currently based in Ukraine, told The Straits Times yesterday (24 February) in a Zoom video interview that he has no plans to leave.
Shen revealed that he was standing on the balcony of his home in Kyiv, Ukraine, when he heard a loud explosion, which he estimated to be 20km to 40km away, at about 10pm on Wednesday (23 February) or 4am yesterday (SGT).
“It was a very instantaneous flash. For a moment, I thought it was the moon being covered by the clouds, but the clouds would not have been able to move that fast,” he recalled. “Maybe about three seconds later, I heard a very loud boom.”
In addition to hearing a few more explosions and a series of air raid sirens, he also saw several low-flying fighter jets near his home, signifying the looming threat of war.
Shen, who turns 50 next month, has lived in the Podil district in Kyiv for the past four months with his Ukrainian wife of seven years, who is a traditional Chinese medicine practitioner. He explained that they currently have no plans to leave the country as his wife is a reservist medical officer who may be mobilised for duty.
Although he has reassured his friends and family in Singapore that he is “alive and well”, the couple are more worried about his wife’s family in Odessa, a port city in Southern Ukraine, especially her grandmother who is in her 90s and unable to walk.
Shen added that they have been following the Ukrainian government’s advice to stay indoors and await new information. He also described that people are tense but remain orderly, with no frenzy or panic.
“The economy has come to a standstill pretty much because most of the shops are closed. The buses and the subway are still operating,” he disclosed. “People were worried that they wouldn’t be able to make online transactions to buy the groceries and water that they need. Fortunately, that is still available.”
In preparation for the impending war, he has stocked up on essential items such as rice, canned food and cooking gas. He plans to share them with the community and hopes to help those around him.
“I will not be able to live with myself if I just take off and go on my own,” Shen said, despite having the option to leave the country. “My main focus is to help in any way I can, to help my family, friends, neighbours to survive this situation.”
Wasn't he with Erica Lee? He pumped and dumped her?
Pumped and dumped in 2009.
https://www.asiaone.com/News/Latest+News/Showbiz/Story/A1Story20120824-367380.html
Then another Sinkie guy pumped her full tank and out popped a baby.
from msn.com:
Former Mediacorp actor Ix Shen has posted another daily update from Kyiv, Ukraine.
As usual, he reassured his followers that he and his wife are "safe and ok" in the Instagram post from Mar. 1, six days after Russia invaded Ukraine.
In the post captioned "Heaven wants to hide landmarks", Shen said that some bombs came down from the sky the previous night, but so did snow.
Here's what he said in full: "Hi we're safe and ok. Yes, last night from the sky some bombs were coming down but so are the beautiful white snow. Look at how beautiful this city is."
He then repeated the same message in Mandarin.
That day, Shen also helped patrol the rooftop of the building where he is staying at.
He also received an SMS to prepare to go into the bunkers at night with sufficient food, water and warm clothing.
"Everyone is ready if the fight becomes more intensive," he said.
When asked if he has observed if Russia's offensives have slowed, he responded by saying that he has seen a "fierce firefight" between the Russians and Ukrainians on the bridge near his place.
Ix Shen shows snowfall in Kyiv, helps patrol on building rooftop
Former Mediacorp actor Ix Shen has posted another daily update from Kyiv, Ukraine.
As usual, he reassured his followers that he and his wife are "safe and ok" in the Instagram post from Mar. 1, six days after Russia invaded Ukraine.
In the post captioned "Heaven wants to hide landmarks", Shen said that some bombs came down from the sky the previous night, but so did snow.
Snow in Kyiv
With a selfie stick in hand, Shen, who was dressed in layers, showed a panoramic view of the city covered in white snow.Here's what he said in full: "Hi we're safe and ok. Yes, last night from the sky some bombs were coming down but so are the beautiful white snow. Look at how beautiful this city is."
He then repeated the same message in Mandarin.
That day, Shen also helped patrol the rooftop of the building where he is staying at.
Everyone is ready
In an interview with CNA on Feb. 28, Shen said that he and his neighbours are "well-stocked" as they just went for their grocery run in the morning.He also received an SMS to prepare to go into the bunkers at night with sufficient food, water and warm clothing.
"Everyone is ready if the fight becomes more intensive," he said.
When asked if he has observed if Russia's offensives have slowed, he responded by saying that he has seen a "fierce firefight" between the Russians and Ukrainians on the bridge near his place.
He added that "there have been delays" based on an alleged Russian military schedule that has gone viral on social media.
Clearly, the Russian forces go a long way to ensure no civilians are hurt
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