Diplomatic Dispatch:A conversation between two ambassadors on NATO, Russia & relations with the West

Tune in to the dialogue between Russian Ambassador to the United Kingdom, Andrei Kelin, and former British Ambassador to Russia, Tony Brenton. The conversation will focus on Russia's interaction with NATO, the prospects for resolving the conflict in Ukraine, the security system in Europe, and the potential for restoring dialogue between Russia and the West.
#Kelin #Brenton #Russia #UK #NATO

[@user-rp2li7ks4e]

This is a rare sight, an Honest (enough) Brit... however... RF Ambassador is no fool, nor will he be played. All RF Senior Personnel are fully briefed and well informed. Ambassador does not pull his punches, with grace, finesse and aplomb. Nice references to Brit's own published historical bias... the use of Collective West's own mischaracterisation and caricature propaganda... since forever... BRAVO RF. "Mistakes"... on the part of The Hegemon and its Army of Conquest NATO... yeah right... RF Ambassador completely contextualises every aspect of where we "find" ourselves... One Nil to RF

[@jamshedsethna3428]

UK can't get its head around the fact that Russia is strong, rich and has many friends around the world wanting multipolarity.

[@dinismantas7265]

At this stage the only Russian strength are the ICBMs, all the rest has been shown to be quite fragile. Years of corruption led to that. What we can be certain is that Russia is not rich, it is getting poorer every day. We have all the indirect data and by now even their Central Bank Lady is not able to hide the fact. As for friends, yes, just about all dictators in the world, most of them by circumstancial convenience. They will turn on Russia at first chance.

[@eddale5557]

Yes they have North Corea, Iran maybe China, and Cuba so they have many friends Russia!

[@dinismantas7265]

@@eddale5557 "Friends"...until Putin is no longer useful.

[@TheIrishRanger7]

​@dinismantas7265 well he's not running out of oil or gas any time soon

[@TheIrishRanger7]

I guess you could say the BRICS nations are their friends. BRICS population is more than half the world's population. Also has far more resources, both natural and industrial. We the west have not done good things over the years with our power, money energy and technology. Hence BRICS, watch it grow. We're destroying ourselves, absolute madness

[@negombo36degrees]

Thanks to Russia stopping Facism in Ukraine. Without Russian sacrifice in World War II ending would be different and our life today would have been different. - Best regards from Sweden

[@patrickhenry6695]

Sweden is full of gang violence and r*pe today. You seem to have lost

[@markheithaus]

Russia is a NAZI state

[@eddale5557]

Yeah maybe Sweden had talked russian now and Sweden would look like Russia on the country side who look's like they live in 1920 or some.

[@TheIrishRanger7]

​@eddale5557 How about, we'd all be speaking German....

[@markheithaus]

@@negombo36degrees without the Soviet Union World War II might not have happened. Remember, the Soviet Union started off an ally of Nazi Germany

[@ghostdog4330]

My view is that West's expansion of Nato is the cause of this conflict. If the roles were reversed the Americans would be hysterical. Nevertheless, its good to see both sides talking to one another. Global thermonuclear war will seriously ruin everyones day.

[@pilot3003]

The expansion of NATO is because some countries and their peoples do not want to be involved or even run by a depraved arse like Putin basically !

[@vgstb]

Come on! The US will welcome new Russian nuclear missiles in Cuba! I think they will invite Russia to put some missiles also in Mexico and Venezuela.

[@purpplekushh]

Then why they didn't attacked Finland? Why they withdrawn troops from Finland borders? Why Russia doesn't go to Alaska, but invades non nato countries??

[@thilomanten8701]

Are you threatening us again?

[@stelmarsky6778]

Ignorant child.

[@antoniodomene]

The hypocrisy of the British Ambassador's language is regrettable, as it has become evident through his tone of voice and body language...

[@ralfduttenhofer957]

The Brit actually believes that the USA will sacrifice the USA because of Article 5, the reality is that Article 5 is just a stupid paper and the Americans are the first to go into hiding from Russian nukes. Forget Article5 - only idiots believe this!

[@zonta71]

Hear hear. I did get the tone of a man believing the imperial realm is still the norm. Our British foreign policy needs to be readdressed to all regions of the world. Post covid made former western owned territories realise that the vaccine was only meant for the western world and every other regions were on the alter for any sacrifice. We have lost our ace on our sleeve, Africa. All former European territories in africa are now hostile to our weaponised western monetary system, african resources was owned with our guns held firmly on the african presidents threatening the with the ICC. I can see the writing on the wall why can't our western political elite see it? I reckon the longer we drag Ukraine the more blowback for us. Zelenskyy curse. Not sure how he sleeps at night. He must be surrounded with the smell of death. Now the global south is shuffling to the BRICS to partner with russiain the arms of China. Our diplomatic corp falled in every duty they had. Maintain cordial relationships with friends and better links with the enemy. Friends are laughing at us and enemies are partying together. Awesome. Could be a clip from monty python

[@fatimametwalli6210]

😅

[@SkinwalkerFarm]

Mind Your own business

[@naradaian]

Dont be an idiot - this program is released by Russia not perfidious Albion….and besides London is the most vindictive place after the washington transnational neonazis

[@davidofengland9557]

A British diplomat trying to remain relevant, not realising that both he and the UK are notes in the margin of history.

[@buschtaxi75driver55]

Yup, still dreaming of an empire and all that.....let's face it: they are only following their master in Yankland these days....we can only hope that sleepy Joe is gona go in November to get some hope of peace...sad but true !

[@antoniodomene]

Well said !!

[@naradaian]

Put your glasses on - he was invited to speak by Russia - and he was never pro nato expansion

[@dinismantas7265]

​@@naradaianRussia is mafia ran cleptocratic failed state.

[@jimmanuel3516]

the UK is collapsing with an aging population. Soon it is not relevant anymore

[@bassoprof]

The British diplomat speaks and reasons as if Britain is still an influential force in world affairs as before. For a long time, Britain can give the impression of a country of some importance in the world scene only by playing second fiddle to the USA. In this video, he doesn't say anything even barely "suggesting" the role that the American neo-cons played in the debacle of Ukraine. He tries to explain away America's deliberately designed policies aimed to harm Russia as resulting from misunderstandings. Nice try ambassador!

[@specialkcitizen6263]

The British diplomat speaks and reasons as if Britain is still an influential force in world affairs as before Indeed, that doesn't escape me either.

[@Eire32]

And Third World Russia is 😁

[@weird_cookies]

@@Eire32 cope

[@philipmain5701]

P R A T

[@zeerakkhan7806]

lol 😂 UK is a “guardian of global order”…what a joke!

[@fidia_temple]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤡🤡🤡🤡

[@JP-ve7pp]

The arrogance, stupidity and delusion of the US/UK politicians are beyond belief!

[@zeerakkhan7806]

@@JP-ve7ppimagine, a senior diplomat who is so disconnected from reality! That is the predicament for us in the west. He is not alone, the entirety of our elite class are like him, and that doesn’t bode well for us!

[@zeerakkhan7806]

@@fidia_templeA clown is exactly what he is…

[@parabalani]

What's false about that? And don't mention British empire which doesn't exist anymore.

[@Disorder2312]

Well, you see, the problem of democracy in Russia is one thing, but a national threat to Russia is another thing. You might accuse Russia of being non-democratic, but even realizing this, ordinary Russians still have the reason to support the government in protecting it's national interests. That is an explanation why Putin's approval rating grows, despite the problems. What i'm saying is, the west has always been playing in Putin's hand, whether it realizes it or not. For Russians it shows that the west simply doesn't care, because they want to destroy Russia altogether, not fight for democracy as they like to say.

[@theokingshango]

I lived in both systems and believe me there were less limitations constraints and taxes in autocratic socialism then in capitalism. And much more peace and soul.

[@Disorder2312]

@@theokingshango I never argued with that.

[@NewAlbionTV]

Yes, all of this is true. But what you probably don't know is that UK and USA have thousands of media channels aimed directly at Russia and Russian population in Russian languages desperately trying to brainwash ordinary citizens on the ground. And whilst for the large part this is ineffective, there are still those who buy into such desperate propaganda and deception. I was very surprised when I saw the actual list of all such channels operated and funded by the likes of BBC (which has its own branded Russian broadcast channel) and many others funded by US state department from Voice of America to numerous Russian variants and strange sounding brands trying to masquerade as some kind of local radio. The west also funded numerous so called "NGO" organisations aiming at disruption and outright damage to Russian economy and interests. And the most shocking thing in all this is that it was "permitted". This so called "Russian dictatorship" allowed such hostile entities to operate. And how UK's ever so democratic regime got scared of Russia's only channel Russia Today and implemented outright repression against journalists and this honest media channels. All got shut down in the dirtiest most toxic manner characteristic of UK regime.

[@X9xredgkoa]

nicely put

[@glebarhangelsky4351]

I wonder why so many westerners think Russians give any shite about democracy. Only one of the dozens of possible political systems, through history worked well in some countries, disastrous in some other countries, what's the fuss? Putin's mild authoritarism with bits of democracy where it doesn't hurt, very similar to Ceasar Augustus approach, seems rather reasonable.

[@KrishnaKrishna-zu6ni]

Russia is not a threat at all, only the nato.

[@himiehonor1196]

I like Tony Brenton, but cannot but be baffled by his statement that little Britain was in India to bring "civilization" to thousands of years old Bharat (India), and that the British could not understand why Indians saw Britain as Imperialists! Incredible dollops of hubris expressed even by someone as "honest" as Tony Brenton. Shocked the Indians wanted independence🤣😅😂

[@hazelwray4184]

Undoubtedly, his remarks lacked credibility.

[@TheGlobalConversationwithJosep]

Outstanding, knowledgeable Russian diplomat dealing with British with British words.

[@markheithaus]

Yeah. Russia, Britain and the US all have a similar problem when it comes to self reflection

[@aimsophie]

To be fair, speaking with the Union Jack by his side he can only represent the UK stance. At least he's willing to stage this whole thing as a possible beginning of an end. We have to give him credit for that.

[@himiehonor1196]

@@aimsophie Hmm, I could not agree with you except in a world where he volunteers to be my slave, and enjoys it🤣😂😅

[@isabelriquelme7029]

What a great chat! European politicians have no other option but to establish peace with neighbours like Russia!

[@j.k.1239]

after regime change of course.

[@Putins_shirt]

@@j.k.1239 They've been trying to regime change Putin for 10 years, foo

[@NewAlbionTV]

But Russia may prefer trading with other markets such as Asia and Africa which are both more profitable and more useful for Russia. Western Europe can simply be left to its own devices to cope with their own problems without Russian energy, without Russian commodities, without Russian support in space and nuclear energy etc etc

[@zealmediaproductions844]

​@@j.k.1239you mean nuclear war There would be no regime change

[@kpakaify]

​@@j.k.1239yep, regime change in nato

[@onemanmedia73]

i guess the everyday people in ukraine,russia,europe and great britain just want to get along , go to work have a decent life and no bombs dropping on anyone ... this is just brinksmanship and completely out of control

[@isabelriquelme7029]

You guess correctly. Simple folk just want to enjoy life, nobody wants wars, we just want to make friends, love and evolve spiritually. Yet dark forces controlling money and manipulating things via politics on this planet ruined it for us for eons! We have a greater problem ahead of us humanity which hopefully will unite us all back- the survival of humans on this planet during the passage of Nibiru. The effects of its approach are reflected in all weather extremes and nobody will be spared. We have the right to know more but the evil elite is forcing politicians and scientists to staying silent on this issue… that is until it becomes undeniable the 12th Planet is visible in our skies with the naked eye!

[@OLDCHEMIST1]

@@onemanmedia73 You're right, IMO. It's about making Putin and his cronies rich and powerful at the expense of the ordinary people, This is true of most regimes, but Putin's is exceptionally extreme.

[@X9xredgkoa]

@@OLDCHEMIST1 lol, you clearly have no idea what you're talking about

[@OLDCHEMIST1]

@@X9xredgkoa What are you bot, paid worker for Putin or just some conspiracy theorist sure that you're far more intelligent than everyone else.?

[@hear.no.evil.]

I'm a British citizen, ex services, like my father and his father before him. We don't see this war in the terms our ex Embassador does. Our family and circle of friends see Russia as protecting its people, its culture and its diaspora. We similarly see our own governing class at odds with our people, we see our history, culture and people being thrown away by these elites who believe in nothing.

[@philipmain5701]

Protecting Russian Culture - give me strength

[@Bestofthebest383]

Napoleon attacked Russia because Russia did not close its ports to England when Napoleon asked. When all other European countries, feared Napoleon, severed ties with England, the Russians said that we would support England and continue to maintain relations. This time we have NATO, which behaves exactly like Napoleon against England, but now Russia is in the role of England

[@sashinatn]

if you read the history, it turns out that there is no other country except Russia that would give / or preserve such a number of states. Georgia was saved from the Persians and Turks, Bulgaria and Austria were saved from the Turks, the United States was saved from Britain, Armenia was saved from the Turks, Europe was saved from Germany. Germany and Poland were saved from the anti-Hitler coalition when Britain and the United States proposed to destroy these states. Stalin then said: "The Hitlers are leaving, but the German people are staying." France, which surrendered to Hitler in 3 weeks, was put by Stalin in the UN Security Council and made a victorious country. I remember the phrase of a German general who, looking at the French, said in surprise: "How! Did these beat us too?"

[@garylake1497]

Good analogy. I’m embarrassed and dismayed at my government’s lack of historical grasp (UK) and MI6/CIA meddling in other countries’ affairs.

[@philipmain5701]

P R A T

[@garylake1497]

@@philipmain5701 The world is in the grip of insanity. Criminally stupid western “leaders” have goaded Ukraine into a suicidal war with Russia,are sticking their noses into China’s business with Taiwan and aiding and abetting a genocide in Gaza. We’re on the eve of WW3 ,and the most profound comment you can make is ‘PRAT’. 🤷🏼‍♂️

[@nottinghillad]

The most confused comment so far

[@florianconstantinescu8256]

The sad thing is that it was never about Ucraine it is about Russia and US !!! We the populations get sent to the meat grinder fighting ! Ironically for a piece of paper that was not made ... can't we all get along without hating each other ! So sad ...600.000 ucrainians army lay dead ...Russians too !

[@andrzej52]

how it is posible British ambasador does not know Georgia attack South Osetia on american order. Russia did not attack Georgia.

[@parabalani]

Martians also attacked Venusians on American order

[@LayDownClown]

South Ossetia is Georgia, they were acting within their own country

[@Human-le9nt]

South Ossetia WAS part of Georgia.. As is Abkhazia, now independent states. South Ossetia/Georgia crossed to North Ossetia (still part of Russia), much to the delight of the Prigorodnyi District, mostly habited by the ethnic Ingush. That was before the 1st Chechen war. Since the US unilaterally recognized Kosovo in 2008 and started the war, there were sort of tit4tat recognition of hardly viable states. Ask the Ossetia if they feel Grorgian.

[@PomyMagnum]

Russia attacked Georgia. OP is confused

[@philipmain5701]

P R A T

[@johnhume4346]

Message to the Ambassador. Russia didn't invade Georgia. Georgia attacked Russia. Why did Bush announce Georgia & Ukraine would become members of NATO if that wasn't the plan? Brezhinski wrote about nato expansion in his article a Geostrategy for Eurasia in 1997. I'm British, nato should have been disbanded when the Soviet Union broke up. The reason it wasn't was because it was useful for Washingtons hegemonic goals.

[@purpplekushh]

westerner, is map banned in your country? you really belive Georgia wanted to take over Russia? You have any idea how small their army is/were ? Insane how yall are brainwashed.

[@GhulamAbbas-wj3ox]

Good to see two civilised gentleman talking sense and representive their countries. With media nonsense of hate in between in our media... Thanks for sharing.

[@DPtdryste]

These conversations and the Western man’s ability to still influence his Western government towards peace will make the world better. Not NATO expansion, not Russo/Sino-phobia, not more neoliberalism/neoconservatism.

[@SP-fk8wm]

Smart Russian ambassador 👌

[@markheithaus]

Russia is a NAZI state. Smart, but evil

[@Roonoh_Official]

In Africa, we love Russia.

[@parabalani]

What a shame.

[@mv8897]

@@parabalani shame on u....dead brain....

[@DeividasU]

Ha haa. Do you have any reason?

[@silaskhalishwayo]

​@@parabalani British stole land and colonized us...brought apartheid yet no reparations. You want us to hate Russia that was helping us fight apartheid and colonization of Britain 😂😂only fools will do.

[@philipmain5701]

Not surprised with your pathetic attempts to promote democracy in African countries.

[@BlahBlah-kb1wf]

0:45 this is the problem, the arrogancy with western leaders. Just because a western nation invests in a nation doesn't mean that it can dictate the non western nation's internal or foreign policies. Money can not buy everything. Yet, what Tony Brenton is saying here is that the UK believed they bought Russia's alliance and were surprised to learn otherwise.

[@JodieODonoghue-mx7lr]

Thatcher said Gorbachev was a man they could do business with. Tells you all you need to know about him.

[@bensmyth5502]

Well done - finally some sanity from a uk representative

[@yuliasyoga4768]

Only if you unaware of real facts and history

[@susanacuratolo1200]

VERY INSIGHTFUL EXCHANGE. THANK YOU BOTH!!!

[@user-ed3cg6qy9c]

Ребята, вы все-таки посольство РФ в Британии, а не наоборот, для граждан своей страны неплохо было бы снабдить видео субтитрами. А посол, конечно, молодец!

[@hawkeye-007]

В KZbin есть возможность установить субтитры и выбрать автоперевод на русский. Это очень просто сделать.

[@user-ed3cg6qy9c]

@@hawkeye-007 В России многие знают английский, но уважение к гражданам своей страны дает +10 к карме

[@ahmedyusuf3004]

It’s always “over reacted” while they constantly poke you with a stick

[@slavomiraekwem4522]

Good afternoon to your excellencies. Fantastic and constructive debate. It's absolutely vital to protect the Russian citizens living in the East of Ukraine. Warmest regards to his excellency Russian ambassador for the greates diplomacy in this difficult times.

[@user-pv9xe1ow6h]

What a russians citiezens, i am from that region of Ukraine, and i was speaking russian and Ukrainian freely. Stop listening to russian propaganda

[@NewAlbionTV]

Russian economy is growing and has become number one economy in Europe at the same time as trade with UK going to zero. Perhaps having such country as UK in "opposition" is not a bad thing for Russia. There are big markets in Africa, Asia and other regions where Russian business is both welcome and more beneficial for Russia. Perhaps it is simply not worth it doing much with UK when UK itself is so hostile. UK cannot even sign a free-trade deal with USA. UK also lost access to European markets. And Russia clearly has not lost much by not trading with UK. On the contrary Russia gained economically and politically. There needs to be something useful for Russia in UK otherwise why bother.

[@arescyp]

Cyprus always support our 🇷🇺 brothers & sisters 🇨🇾❤️🇷🇺🙏

[@user-ne5sd6hz7q]

Thank you. Always a pleasure to listen to men of diplomacy.

[@rohanpeiris4411]

EU is a stepping stone to NATO.

[@dallysinghson5569]

Russia is a stepping stone into fetal alcohol syndrome.

[@paddypersonal2872]

Wonderful, I'd say superb conversation. Hope I can get my trip to Russia when things settle down. Bravo to both

[@ruthjilani4760]

We need more of these kind of discussions. That is the only way to come to common understanding . We the people of this world demand dialog not war, tollerance not hate and provocation that ends in killing eachothers. We mothers tell to our young children use words not fist's and violence. I wish this adult men and women to remember their traing that came from their home.

[@purpplekushh]

@@ruthjilani4760 these discussions will make that your kids will fight world war, zombie.

[@glebarhangelsky4351]

Why not now? Just one flight change in Stambul. We welcome tourists from anywhere and didn't put any restrictions as Europe did.

[@davydacounsellor]

This just shows the disconnect between bureaucrats and the British people, i spoke to a 84 year old soldier the day, and he told me, he could see Russia's point about NATO and a lot of businessmen are to be honest suffering from cognitive dissonance, as the economy is going into recession. Great discussion, there should be more like it, but the Russophobe attitude can be clearly seen, british investors putting 12 billion into business deals and " no russians allowed", in UK.

[@FarisAl-Said]

so fascinating to listen to the former UK Ambassador, his ability to stand firm, accurately identify the point of conflict, and do so in an objective and optimistic manner is a masterclass of diplomacy

[@tomaszcodasz]

Why UK have not expelled "ambassador" of terrorist country?

[@NewAlbionTV]

Kelin is such a star.

[@RienenTrudieBakker]

Stop the wars .Peace

[@jayp7003]

This is exactly what is needed, less Russophobia and more dialogue.

[@MaheshMahesh-gz9fv]

England Past Cunning Glory & False Pride, Tells All Nothing More To Add.

[@snakepit74-be5xj]

Crazy how every russian believes that they are doing well.....

[@elbibwen3019]

Great Britain is Monarchy not democracy - UK is *kingdom* actually and obviously, King is Head of State and others are Royal servants, and Brits have mouthful preaching "democracy" to everyone

[@ZhanetaPetroska]

If you see 2 fish 🐟 to fighting each other between them selfs in the dept of the Ocean check maybe before 5 min there was some British

[@guymorton2327]

Good to hear a relalitively honest discussion. The british ambassadors comments, that he has no idea about how ordinary russians feel about the ukriane war stunned me. I read (as an ordinary Brit) daily about Russian life for the people in the current crisis. Regarding the beitish people being fully behind the Wests stand for ukriane. The ambassador is completely out of touch. And the people who do support the uks position are largely blinded by the blanket propaganda in uk media, seeing only 1 side of the situation. RAR RAR Russia bad!

[@unclestuka8543]

The Russian ambassador knows more names and facts than the British ex Ambassador

[@martinetti123]

Thx, Mr Ambassador Kelin sir! Again a nice atmosphere to talk in btw... With all due respect to your conversation partner, but it is shocking to see how his moral and intellectual degeneration blinds him to reality. Sorry! 🇷🇺Ура!🇷🇺

[@ranar1036]

Thatcher spotted a very naive character in Gorbachev. Because he was bending to ALL West's demands, he became.'friendly'. Therefore, the USSR was no competing force.

[@0gkmedia0]

Maybe I'm naive. However there is one single question I can't understand. We all know that Russia act because the security concernes. Russia wants to dictate the foraign relations of Ukraine. For example Russia dislikes the wish of Ukraine to join NATO. If I imagine being an Ukrainian I could not see any reason not to wish joining NATO. So my question: Why do some countries think they have more to say than others? And if we accept that there are powerful countries that are allowed to tell weaker countries what they are allowed to do, in what kind of world do we want to live in?

[@JP-ve7pp]

Your problem is not naivety but ignorance!

[@0gkmedia0]

@@JP-ve7pp Ignorance? Sorry. No idea what you want to tell me with that.

[@Machiuka]

@0gkmedia0 NATO is a military alliance that in order to exists, i.e. to generate profit for the Military Industrial Complex, it must have an opponent. The most suitable opponent after the end of the so called "War on Terror" that lasted over 20 years and produced over $8 trillions in revenues for MIC, is of course Russia, and maybe later China. They use to say that a day of war in Ukraine is equal with few months of war in Afghanistan from the financial point of view. Russia is not happy to have a mark painted on his back, therefore it fights back when it was provoked. Mostly the provocations came under the form of ethnic or religious issues, because those two are verified through history as the most efficient ways to induce tensions in the target population. Those tensions are exploited as the MIC interests dictate. For the MIC to promote its interests is very easy because it have two essential assets: mainstream media that depends on commercial contracts and politicians that needs money for their campaigns. I hope my explanations helps.

[@yincognito]

Don't bother with these folks, it's pointless, they're Russians after all. In their minds, they can dictate, steal land and kill the people of any non major nuclear power just because the latter cannot defend without the help of spineless people in the West who aren't men enough to stop them directly. Russia doesn't act because of security concerns, they use the so called security concerns as an excuse to act (pretty much like the US uses the so called democracy concerns in a similar way, to be honest). Ask any Russian neighbour from Finland to Japan who Russia is and why, then ask them if they want to be in Russia's boat or the US one, if given a free choice, and you'll find out the truth. We already live in the world you mentioned, the 5 permanent members of the UN Security Council told everybody else what they can or can't do for decades now.

[@tommyflorida9204]

Why a British ambassador has such bad teeth. Its not that he can't afford a dentist. I am shocked.

[@SkinwalkerFarm]

This is Britain in 2024, not even the King can find a decent Dentist

[@tommyflorida9204]

@@SkinwalkerFarm Even the obese Russian ambassador has bad teeth. 👎 What is wrong with these elites?

[@glebarhangelsky4351]

@@SkinwalkerFarmThey could come to Moscow for dentals. Quality and price are way better. Some of my US friends do this, and US is a bit farer then UK.

[@SkinwalkerFarm]

@@glebarhangelsky4351 I might look into that myself peace bro/sis mate

[@glebarhangelsky4351]

@@SkinwalkerFarm One small inconvenience with flight change in Stambul, but by any means worth it :-) Bolshow Theater, Tretyakov gallery and other pleasantries of the most clean, developed and safe megapolis in the world included.

[@Arturiozor]

Very informative conversation.

[@zinyang8213]

British are showing their teeth on this video, POWER

[@encomunismo]

Long live Russia ! 🤍💙❤✌🏽

[@OLDCHEMIST1]

Without Putin.

[@encomunismo]

@@OLDCHEMIST1 No. With Putin.

[@OLDCHEMIST1]

@@encomunismo The man, if you can call him that, is not fit to be a toilet cleaner. He is a disgrace to the Russian people

[@Mega6501]

Out of all countries the British criticizing Russia of invasion, while having a history of invading other countries and enslaving helpless people of those countries has something to say to other countries.

[@Evergreensands]

It's fascinating to see dialogue, which is open and frank. Diplomatic leadership now is forgotten and undervalued for a perceived easy fix...Conflict and the money it makes particular actors. The media should be appalled in doing governments dirty work instead of hold them to account on citizens behalf.

[@virgil1981]

Even though I didn't saw eye to eye on many points raised by former British ambassador, both the Russian and British diplomats had a very constructive dialogue.

[@user-rc1hc8nr2q]

Ещё одно видео, класс! Балуете нас❤

[@OLDCHEMIST1]

Another utter crap video. I wish Putler wouldn't bother with this awful propaganda.

[@ralphvandereb66]

Very interesting sobering honest assessment from both gentlemen The reality is the west has to stop the idea of dismembering Russia it was never going to work and now we have the impasse. The sooner leaders in the west admit this error of judgement the sooner this nightmare will be over.

[@user-ys4cy6jw1v]

It is critical not to make Ukraine a failed state. Russia and the United States did not want that even to Afghanistan.

[@hartonolee]

I think its very good that diplomats engaged in diplomacy. Please make a peace path forward

[@honesty_-no9he]

"Not one inch east of the Elbe" was the promise.

[@tombeach1262]

Good to hear 2 adults have a serious conversation about this conflict. Miles apart at the moment, but they did agree that NATO expansion has a lot to do with it. AMB Kelin sounds and acts like a real professional.

[@TimothyWaldronSemple]

14 July 2024. Band Practice. I learned the double-bass-kick from Arnie, now I work it into the groove, alternating single-bass-kick with double-bass-kick in a fast 4/4 beat. We're all in the pocket, dialed in, incredibly three men from three different generations, the bass carrying us like a river, the lead guitar solo hot enough to melt the face off a confederate statue. We play the tape back and I can't believe my ears - it sounds like rock & roll music. The drums sound better than I ever thought I could play. I don't know what this summer holds for our country, nothing good. For three transcendent hours I got to play drums in a no-shit rock & roll band and came home to my cat, so for the first time in a long time I've got something to live for. Do you like American music? We like all kinds of music. This week I will practice my rudiments, but only because Tre Cool from Green Day says to do so. God help us all. kzbin.info/www/bejne/ioO5k3l_hJWfkKc

[@malekulapakipaki324]

Ask Sir Tony if he speaks russian ,then it will be much faster to understand russian position if it is too difficult to deal with accent in his native 😅

[@j.k.1239]

A great discussion.

[@sturmanaskie]

Superb discussion. Well done to both ambassadors for displaying such wisdom

[@GitanaRusa2012]

Overreaction? Is that a quantifiable legal term?

[@user-fk2if5kn7n]

Have you ever heard any qualified legal term from these empires of lies called the West? Hypocrites Anglo-Saxon thieves and robbers.😅😅😅😢😢

[@casual_97]

I support Russia and its war but I can't be blind either, militarily the SVO is a real disaster. And about the motorcycles it's better not to comment...

[@Burachirotree]

Misters, thanks for this talk 🤝

[@claudejenny205]

At the end of the interview, Tony Brenton gives the Russian ambassador a lesson by explaining to him the path of Russian repentance to join the Empire of Good... Western arrogance, as usual... In Christianity, arrogance designates a capital sin, one that gives the feeling of being more important and more deserving than others, of not owing anything to anyone, which translates into contempt for others and the rest of the world.. 🙂 La réponse, avec une pointe d’ironie, de l’ambassadeur russe est excellente et elle est révélatrice des positons réelles sur l’échiquier mondial…

[@karansalwan7308]

A tiny Island's audacity to threaten the Russian federation 😂

[@sophiemariekung5086]

Ambassadors must comprehend Axis Forces' 21st-century grand strategy to explain the current events. Japan sent Francis Fukuyama to carry out the WWIII plan as the Policy Planning Staff at the U.S. State Department from 1981 to 1989. Fukuyama is a city in Hiroshima where the U.S. dropped the atomic bomb. In 1989, Fukuyama was the deputy director for European political-military affairs, leading to NATO expansion in central and eastern Europe, i.e., Georgia and Ukraine. Being inside, Fukuyama knew the Soviet Union would collapse due to Brezhnev's 'Era of Economic Stagnation' 1964-1982, so he published 'The End of History' on Feb 1, 1989, resulting in U.S. policy change towards international liberal order, aiming at against Russia and China. The tensions in Europe and Asia are caused by the Axis Forces wanting WWIII in the Atlantic and the Pacific theaters to achieve WWII's failure, expanding their territories. War requires planning; it isn't spontaneous: Ukraine against Russia or Taiwan province and the Philippines against China.

[@nottinghillad]

NaTO didn't expand. Member join to seek protection from aggression. The Kremlin understand fully that NATO does not present a threat to Russia's territory

[@BRod1994]

But I will also say, it'd be nice to more of this. Biden is too ignorant to call President Putin and just talk this through. Instead they double down on stupid.

[@himanshuflamboyant]

That's just such a senseless statement to make 'When india wanted independence' they didn't realize Britain was funding it's industrialization via deindustralization of India

[@user-ek9go3kf2w]

We learned what the opinion of British was at that time about Russia. Especial how rich the country is and what business opportunities they had in Russia. Well ,probably Russians did not have that in mind at all having a long term strategy after the westerner taught and helped them how to handle infrastructure extraction industry agriculture , business polices , etc. .It is amazing how people in west thing that all can be done through business style relations that dictates politics in their country not seeing that in Russian and China is the opposite where states policies dictates first and then business (controlled by them) are following up.

[@Nik531]

Nigel Farage was right

[@lakedistrict9450]

We need diplomats like these. Refreshing .

[@aribitonyemohammedokiri4128]

Diplomatic resolution is key to resolving this impasse.Fueling the conflict is inimical to humanity. Let’s talk,make compromises,sacrifices to get peace and development,however,we must identify the root causes of the conflict,with a view to avoiding similar circumstances

[@dynamike201]

We can only hope this public diplomacy will lead to deescalation of the conflicts and diplomacy restore stability and end insane wars so more people will be able to sleep better.

[@rjbray01]

I have read several other comments and am surprised at what i find. I took this at face value as two men doing what they are both trained and skilled at doing - namely trying to use diplomaxy as an alternative to war to try to solve disputes between nations. The rights and wrongs are surely less important than the balance if power. Is not the hope that that balance of power is reaching an equilibrium where a compromise could be found and are not these men seeking to find that compromise and to look to the future and how we might ressurect - seemingly miraculously - better and prosperous relations again. No-one relishes the deaths and anguish It is becoming clear that a compromise is coming with the change of US president. Russia will keep some of its gains, the remainder of Ukraine will join Europe and will agree not to join NATO in a treaty lasting xxx decades. Trade will resume, generations will come and go and friendships between all countries will eventually resume I remember my parents saying we would never forgive the behaviour of the Japanese soldiers in WWII. My children know and care little about that - they both love Japan and the Japanese. Personally i remain optimistic in the long term - and admire both of these men for what they are saying and doing. I believe they have good intentions.

[@SOVIET-KGB-CCCP]

Да здравствует Россия 🇷🇺 Ура!

[@PomyMagnum]

Ukraine is not Russia. Putin started a war of imperialism there that his military can’t finish. He’s an authoritarian dictator who started the biggest war since ww2. After 3 years of embarrassing themselves and showing the world how incapable their military is all I can say is - LONG LIVE UKRAINE 🇺🇦

[@fotografbillylindberg]

To me this is the way to build trust and understanding dispite different views. I believe in talking rather then fighten!

[@slavomiraekwem4522]

Time to work towards the peace efforts and diplomatic solutions. Britain should take a position of mediator instead supporting ex-president of Ukraine who is no longer having a mandate to represent the Ukrainian citizens.

[@marianomenghini3844]

We assumed that we were benevolently ruling them and bringing them civilization😂😂😂

[@TimothyWaldronSemple]

7 August 2024. Evening Dispatch. Not for nothing, but this comparison-of-military-records is exactly what I hoped to avoid by suggesting Kelly for VP. Anyone who volunteers for military service is a better American than the 99% of Americans who don't, so it is unseemly for us to attack each other's records. If she went with the Fighter Pilot/Astronaut, we wouldn't be having this comparison-of-records at all. I reckon there are two kinds of presidential candidates: those who are secure enough in their own ability to choose a Fighter Pilot/Astronaut for a running mate, and those who aren't. But "stolen valor"? That's a serious charge from Vance. To me, stolen valor is the guy wearing a Silver Star veteran ballcap in the bar in Colorado Springs who admits he didn't earn the award and is then ordered by another veteran to remove his ballcap (not by me, I don't like to be the stolen valor police). Has Walz in anyway misrepresented or lied about his military service? On what basis is he accused of stolen valor? Walz makes an excellent point, a point that could finally end decades of interminable argument about abortion & guns. We should indeed all mind our own business. This is country ethos - in the country they even have a song about it: "well if you mind your own business then you won't be minding mine." So the Americans who have assault rifles must mind their own business when it comes to abortions, and the Americans who have abortions must mind their own business when it comes to assault rifles. It's strange that these "Christian Men" are so determined to dictate morality to women, but not to other men. Very strange indeed. I vote for a military coup to restore the Constitution and relieve the suffering of the oppressed American People. Disband both parties, disband CNN & Fox, fire all Supreme Court justices for failing to uphold the Constitution, force term limits upon the derelicts in Congress, and then shut down the Stock Exchange with the National Guard until all Veterans and all Americans have homes in this country. TWS kzbin.info/www/bejne/iIurY5Wjl7qHopY

[@BlahBlah-kb1wf]

0:02 This can't be real. A UK ambassador to Russia would never admit such things.

[@kabzaify]

How do you compare India colony to Ukraine?

[@yp77738yp77739]

On behalf of my state I apologise. All so unnecessary and a pointless waste of life.

[@timjeffrey]

First principle, is an independent country allowed to voluntarily join any alliance it so wishes ?

[@BritishJuche]

Excellent dialogue

[@Avalsnik]

Хотелось бы слышать синхронный перевод, пожалуйста!

[@emmaaustin123]

I would buy and keep a pair of interview shoes, that are never used for walking, specifically for seated interviews. Used soles on shoes are a distraction, perhaps even paint the soles of interview shoes black. When standing just use the normal smart shoe as the soles will not be seen.

[@BRod1994]

What they don't realize when they say Russia vs nato...it won't just be Russia...China, North Korea, India and Iran will also be involved.

[@W.A.T.P...55]

Hello anybody from Russia or the embassy Firstly can i say the majority of the British public do not support Ukraine ..this is getting done without having a choice If NATO didn't expand as much as we have then maybe we could have been friends like our countries became in the early 2000,s To all Russian people stay safe i don't understand why our countries are enemies

[@PomyMagnum]

Yes. We absolutely support Ukraine defending itself from invading imperialists. The OP is just undereducated and morally corrupt.

[@NingoMbale]

I love Russia I love Putin Russia is great country with so many people friends

[@silaskhalishwayo]

Africa 🌍 loves Russia ❤🎉

[@steinardahn8660]

My wich is for a similar conversation between Stoltenberg and, for example, J.Sachs .

[@dotaprosnoobs3718]

Good conversation

[@X9xredgkoa]

well I like the furniture