TikTok Videos Of Him Dancing Is This Ukraine Soldier's Way Of Telling His Daughter He Is Safe

Alex Hook, a Ukrainian soldier has gone viral on social media for his TikTok dance videos.

Hook became an internet sensation for his videos from the war field in the Donbas region.

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In the videos, he can be seen dancing while wearing the military uniform.

In some of the videos, his fellow soldiers are also seen dancing with him.

According to reports, Hook had started doing TikTok videos in December last year and it was for his daughter.

He also has posted a few videos with his daughter.

His account had become massively popular since the Russian invasion of Ukraine began last week.

Hook has more than 3 million followers on his TikTok account.

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Many celebrated his videos as the lighter side of the soldiers who are at the forefront of defending Ukraine from the invading Russian forces.

A few days ago there were also a lot of rumors on social media that Hook was killed in action.

This was after people noticed that there were no videos posted on his account for days.

Last week, he had posted a video that showed him and four others holding their guns like air guitars and dancing to Nirvana’s song?Smells Like Teen Spirit.

Since then there were no updates and there were reports of a Ukrainian soldier getting killed in Donbas region.

Many had assumed that it was Hook who was killed, but on Monday he put rumors to rest and reassured everyone that he was alive.

“I am alive, and will continue to fight for Ukraine,” he said in a video posted on Monday.

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Followers were delighted to see Hook return to social media and confirm that he is well.

Ukrainian authorities on Tuesday said that 70 of its soldiers were killed in a rocket attack in a town between Kyiv and Kharkiv.

UN human rights chief said at least 102 civilians have been killed and hundreds wounded in more than four days of fighting — warning that figure is probably a vast undercount — and Ukraine's president said at least 16 children were among the dead.

Russia has not given a full account of its battlefield losses, but pictures from Ukraine have shown burnt-out Russian tanks and bodies on the road where they have been attacked by Ukrainian defenders.

Ukraine's general staff said Russian losses included 5,710 personnel, 29 destroyed and damaged aircraft and 198 tanks, all figures that could not be verified.

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