Do you really think we’re at war with NATO?

[@paramsb]

Damn that last guy laid out a complex and intricate explanation so thoroughly right off the top of his head

[@Therealdarguy]

@@KASPA-KEYo

[@FileForename]

That las man is a naive man. He thinks democracy is good- democracy is utopia. And he thinks it's politics. This war is a business. Just a business.

[@namastezen3300]

Zakhar has been thinking about it.

[@gkschick6804]

@@KASPA-KEY I just hope he doesn't end up in jail... or worse.

[@papercup2517]

Not only complex and intricate, but pretty accurate. He's obviously studied more widely and thought through these issues more deeply than most. Refreshing to know there are such intelligent and informed young people in Russia, who are actually willing to express their opinion, even though it contradicts their Government's narratives. It could even bode well for the future chances of Russia actually fulfilling its enormous potential and becoming a trusted and respected global influence. At some point, surely it must become obvious to more and more Russians that invading their neighbours and trying to force them by application of propaganda, violence and wholesale destruction to obey the current Russian government's demands and see them as their cultural and political superiors will never work on peoples who aspire to more open, democratic, European/Western/liberal values.

[@eHuK000]

Zakhar, you nailed it. Fortunately there are Russians like you! Greetings from Finland❤️

[@Muchoyo]

Too few of them, unfortunately

[@eHuK000]

@@Muchoyo This is true.

[@mastersafari5349]

Zakhar is the only "Z" guy I agree with😅

[@denisoko8494]

I asked Russians similar questions. IMHO, ~1% of people like Zakhar have zero impact on Russia's behavior; they never had one, as history proves, unfortunately for Russian neighbors!

[@bennychapman3354]

That last gentleman was awesome!! and This is a 63 year old American saying this. I think he is correct in everything he said and I want to thank him for saying that. You do awesome work on this channel and I wanted to thank you also, so THANKS!!!

[@oksidum]

What a smart young man, Zakhar! All the best to him.

[@fredfurquidit8839]

If I was Russian and I thought I could survive it, he'd have my vote.

[@AntonySimkin]

A person with arguments and logical thinking. A pleasure.

[@dntorres1]

Zakhar basically nailed it. He got the whole story in only one statement!

[@mango11119]

The international law specialist KNOWS what he's talking about 👍very impressive!! I learned a few things from his mini TedTalk lol.

[@Dude3941]

There are people who claim to understand the "political & geopolitical situation". Then there are people like Mr. Zakhar who do not have to claim, but can explain it comprehensively and objectively. I am truly happy that thinkers like Mr. Zakhar still live in Russia, may he educate the next generations for a better future for them to build. With love, from Finland

[@ilaser4064]

100% I hope he can spread the truth especially when you hear that old dragon that was a teacher spitting Kremlin disinformation as if it was fact...

[@thomasjosullivan9179]

Well said

[@bomo1276]

Nasdaq, are you kidding me? Can someone be that naive? Propaganda in Ukraine is way stronger than in Russia and it is doubled by an equally intense propaganda in Western Europe. 1420 is part of this propaganda so pls don't be fooled! All I can hope for the future generations is that they will start learning to use their own brain something unlikely to happen. The youth in Western Europe is pretty dumb these days. With love from Germany.

[@thomasjosullivan9179]

@@bomo1276 You a one very confused bO mO........lol

[@TheRegistrs]

it's just usually people with their own mind tend to fall out of window and drink some wrong tea in Russia

[@Simsung]

I hope the last guy is safe after this interview.

[@ВладимирЖуков-ж8ъ]

we all hope they wont imprison you in guantanamo

[@caifothiazz]

@@ВладимирЖуков-ж8ъ guantanamo was for real terorrist, in your country people are arrested for opinion. If you don't see the difference, I understand that you like totality.

[@nonpareilstoryteller5920]

From face palming to wow. That last young man was cogent, insightful, honest, articulate and accurate. God help him.

[@RonLarhz]

Lmfao reliturds and their cognitive dissonance.

[@sogerc1]

Too bad the others can only think in terms of subordination and alpha males. And I'm sure that capitalist profit argument is also comes from Russian propaganda, it's similar to what some religions say.

[@adammedyna2365]

And brave.

[@denisoko8494]

He has 3 traditional options in Russia: face imprisonment or assassination, defect to another country, or be coerced into collaborating with the dictatorship. No joke, it's Russia.

[@gregtwomey1805]

I was beginning to think most of the folk interviewed just came out of the funny farm but the guy at the end deserves a medal for common sense.

[@dosmundos3830]

lol sheeple

[@negy2570]

He makes sensible comments and he gives reasons for his thinking. The others are confused, not sure if they are brainwashed, more likely scared people who get no reassurance so they come up with some self-build stuck history that they won't change. This video Is like the ultimate collection of self-produced homemade Little stories. The less they agree to see the less they will change their little story. It's sad that nobody knows what NATO really Is. They think it's some kind of regime.

[@marietg8025]

Imagine being such a shithole that people want to give medals to ordinarily informed people

[@dosmundos3830]

@@negy2570 he spews political spin that overloads the simple minds of the masses lol

[@TheOverproof151]

I think you poked the Russian Trolls... Bwahahahahahahaaa...

[@clarechomyn9686]

My absolute respect to the last gentleman you spoke with. He is very intelligent and brave enough to speak his mind in front of the camera. Smart and level-headed.

[@snowdogthewolf]

Can you imagine him as a future Russian president? It would be a golden age for Russia but alas, people like him who run for office tend to fall out windows, find dioxin in their soup, polonium 210 in their tea or Novichok in their cologne.

[@johnalden5821]

He is a scholar and a gentleman. I sincerely hope he represents Russia as a diplomat in the very proximate future.

[@snowdogthewolf]

@@johnalden5821 Amen! The world needs people like this.

[@desputnikcommander]

@@snowdogthewolf The world has numerous people like this, even Russia. But they sure won't get into power, and are not likely to stay there too. The world doesn't work that way obviously and sadly

[@snowdogthewolf]

@@desputnikcommander Very true. They say Earth/mortal life is nothing more than a testing ground and thus we'll will never ascend to any Utopian society. Oh well.

[@jo.s7993]

Wow....Zakhar is a very, very impressive young man. I could not look away, but hung on every single word. He correctly summed up the situation beautifully, intelligently, & succinctly...bravo young man.

[@williamzk9083]

Young people like him would have driven change. Putins war was as much as blocking younger people like him as imperial expansion.

[@RedNovembers]

the last young man has my highest respect. to have such a smart, analytical and balanced OWN opinion in such a propaganda system, that speaks for a high intellect and a stable personality. i hope people like him will be the grains of sand in the gear of this mafia government.

[@thomasjosullivan9179]

Yes he is one amazing guy. Very clear thinking, but he could so easily end up in Ukraine in uniform. I worry for him

[@Northstander]

With people like him there is hope...the only problem is that anyone who opposes the status quo seems to have a sticky end.

[@ГеннадийШуплецов-р8п]

Не seemed to me like a parrot who repeated the stupidities of Western propaganda.

[@jasonbateman5070]

@@ГеннадийШуплецов-р8п No, He is someone has a brain, It gives me hope for Russia after all this. Western Proganda? We have free press, unlike Russia. No limits to any information we can access.

[@ГеннадийШуплецов-р8п]

@@jasonbateman5070 No, he does't have a brain. Great Britain does not have democracy. Western free press is myth for naive boys, like this guy. All who followed the political events of recent years have long been disillusioned with the so-called Western values. AMEN

[@ph6560]

*_Mr Zakhar_* is quite likely the most sane, sharp and reasonable Russian I've ever watched and listened to on this indeed fantastic channel. Kudos to Mr Zakhar, as he explained the circumstances and summarized recent Russian history *_absolutely brilliantly and spot-on._*

[@peterjanoff]

The last fellow you interviewed was incredibly well spoken and impressive. He was an eloquent example of how important free speech is for a nation. He seemed to have a deep love in his heart for his homeland but was intellectual enough to analyze the present situation for what it truly is. The future of Russian society depends on people like him. I would certainly rather see him as President of Russia than the current.

[@honkzor1]

But if he gets close to that position we all know he will get poisoned and sent to jail.

[@filipwillems7296]

I hope he doesn't sleep with an open window he might slip and fall

[@jordillach3222]

@@honkzor1 Yeah, I would also recommend that he stays away from windows, just in case...

[@natureblank1401]

@@honkzor1 Yeah and be fed to Putin's crocodiles. People be really believing this bullsheet.

[@paulb4803]

@@natureblank1401 "Russian defence official, Marina Yankina, died after falling from a window of a building in St Petersburg" 16.feb sorry most of european people see facts and learn math so we know whats 1+1. Or i guess your explanation is that after eu sanctions your windows are all falling appart?

[@tovep9573]

You are doing more to make peace possible than most diplomats Daniil. Stay safe! Lots of respect from Sweden.

[@dangullik1]

From Denmark too

[@patrickritzi]

It's somehow reassuring to see people like Zakhar who are still around and realize what's happening!

[@noidontthinksolol]

in what way? not a single russian will be trusted again, even if they manage to change their government we still cant take the risk of dealing with them again. They have proven to be problematic time after time after time. now also trying and succeeding to sew division in our societies and always lying and deceiving. i dont trust a single word that comes out of a russian mouth anymore

[@M1ggins]

Until they end up getting tortured and starved in a Siberian gulag.

[@RicardoFuertes1990]

@@M1ggins they get send to the frontline. Thats what was rumored to happen to all the males that protested last year againts the war.

[@Lapsontheboy]

Hes just brainwashed by the western media all you goals think that US has democracy jesus christ it's oligarchy got it or do you got it???

[@SectorfiveYT]

@@RicardoFuertes1990 Then why are they collectively not sabotaging Russian efforts or are they, since Russia appears to be loosing.

[@Billye48]

I hope that last bloke doesn't fall out a window. He had the most sensible comments I have seen a Russian make for a long time.

[@ownSystem]

Gov lies all day to the people at lease one person stood Up everyone else should think the same thing it’s the truth

[@angelalangford3297]

That last dude, I could listen to him all day. He makes so much sense. I could actually learn something from him. It does seem the younger crowd CARES about knowing the TRUTH! I love watching these!❤️

[@Илья-у1ю]

USA and Europe both don’t make sense.

[@Mantarr1]

If I were him, I would avoid walking past high open windows for a while

[@angelalangford3297]

@@Mantarr1 I probably would too!🤣

[@mycolliesandme268]

Wise and realistic

[@klauskant8086]

Oversimplified, NATO doesn't respect soft power

[@jasoncallow860]

To be completely honest, most people in countries like the USA, UK, France, Germany etc don't think about Russia at all. We started thinking about it when you invaded another country or when your agents poisons a couple in Salisbury, England. Russia is only in focus when they start doing bad stuff. I could say the same about a lot of countries. Most people think about the countries who are their immediate neighbours or trade partners. Russia seems to have a weird persecution complex that people are out to get them, which is both massively narcissistic and a huge illusion.

[@williamzk9083]

Germany had been trying to develop friendship and trade with Russia for decades. They wanted some redemption for WW2. They saw profit and friendship. France, Italy also. Little did they realize Putin was planning to restore the Soviet/Tsarist Empire and would ruin it is 2014. They even disbelieved US/UK warnings.

[@ЦиничноИнтеллектуальныенарезки]

Я русский. Мне вообще все равно как в других странах. Я живу в России. И занимаюсь своим делом. Но я за Россию, я буду её защищать.

[@wlcrgt]

@@ЦиничноИнтеллектуальныенарезки Наверное нужно все таки что бы сначала кто-то напал?

[@Filoret]

А когда вы вторгаетесь в другую страну ?

[@ЦиничноИнтеллектуальныенарезки]

@@Filoret чужой страны нет. Есть незаконное отделение в 1991м

[@icare6076]

Zakhar is very articulate. I like how he responds with courage and passion. To me, he seems to have an aliveness in him that I don’t often see in these interviews. ❤

[@markdeso_]

You like his speech because it meets your expectations. For Russia, such a person is a traitor.

[@isotropisch82]

@@markdeso_ Putin is destroying Russia and the futures of all young Russians, he is the traitor.

[@tony_1980]

@@markdeso_ A traitor to Putin/Kremlin. Not Russia. They said the same during the cold war. Anyone is a traitor that did not believe in Stalin-ism, and the enormous corruption and the immense human suffering that followed. In the words of the great Russian author and Nobel prize laureate, who was also called a traitor to "Russia": We know they are lying. They know they are lying. They know that we know they are lying. We know that they know we know they are lying. And still they continue to lie. - Alexander Solzhenitsyn

[@johnwelander]

@@markdeso_ Because a person expresses their own view and it differs from the state version does not make him a traitor. It simply means he has a free mind and is able to say it without fear of reprisal from the authorities, in the West this is allowed and is a right; freedom of speech. The world will go backwards if this is not allowed.

[@74kusic]

@@markdeso_ In democracy You are allowed to use your brain and to have your own view. I would say, Zakhar is very clever and He uses available informations to make his own opinions. You call him traitor, what did He do wrong? Didnt Putin said, there wont be invasion and few days later He did invade Ukraine, isnt true? Were Sweden and Finland against attending NATO before russian invasion or werent? In russia is there visible economic progress, freedom of speech, right to demonstrate, freedom for gay people or isnt there?

[@RaduB.]

Thumbs up to Zakhar! 👍 It's encouraging to see that not only some Russians have a clear image but are also courageous enough to state their opinion in front of the camera.

[@rafalka7084]

Just a few of them and what is the population of Russia? Btw, do you think they have any influence on what the government does?

[@Habakuk_]

There are definitely more who have different opinions, but many are not tired of doing it in front of the camera.

[@emjizone]

I'd like to support them. How?

[@markdeso_]

@L S If he is so correct, why does he stay in Russia? His views are very obvious, they are not directed in favor of Russia. He is a traitor.

[@drawnsequence]

@L S To be fair, the internet is so loaded with misinformation and the scale of international politics so huge that verifying one idea over another is no easy task. I live in Canada and I can't figure out what's real or fake about things that pertain to the rich and powerful in my country or the US. You really need to devote time equivalent to having a second career to figure the truth of matters that are outside of the flow of passive daily information. My dad thinks he knows things he doesn't because he spends his time on right wing propaganda websites. He's gives money to talk show hosts that have convinced him Covid is a hoax and some religious end-times are inevitable. So it's really unfortunate that we have this trouble but it seems Zakhar has the time to do that research. He's absolutely nailed every single point. Very admirable.

[@Wagoo]

It's good to hear the words of Zakhar in the black coat, who sees everything with perfect clarity

[@YourTamedLion]

Zhakar reminded me of my best fellow students in law school: -Sharp mind and with a clear view right to the core of the case in front of him -And with the ability to effortlessly structure and connect it all fluidly. He will make an excellent lawyer, no doubt.

[@dancebasedancer]

Zakhar, the world needs more people like you. Brilliantly evolved and articulate. It was an honour to listen to you.

[@markdeso_]

The more people like that, the further the world goes to hell.

[@govno7]

Yes I speak Russian and the way he speaks is extremely intelligent. We need guys like him in the Duma. Not these criminals who don't have even a honest degree

[@IoanBogoslov]

@@govno7 прикольный у тебя ник😁.

[@zenokarlsbach4292]

I noticed that as well!

[@royalzak2670]

Zakhar is a typical liberal soy boy. He says NATO isn't the enemy of Russia yet what has NATO done in the past 30 years but expand eastwards? NATO instigated the entire conflict from day one

[@stivan81]

Probably the best Russian interviewee in all of 1420's history (wait for it). Hope he stays sane and healthy and one day magages to shape Russia in the way he envisions it.

[@philwhittingham59]

He should be president of Russia...

[@heraklesnothercules.]

The interviews from Novosibirsk, titled "Should we give back Karelia to Finland, Kaliningrad to Germany and the Kurils to Japan?" is well worth a watch. The last interviewee is a hoot.

[@Groover1964]

Unfortunately, in today's Russia he is more likely to fall out of a window than shape the modern Russian geoppolitical landscape.

[@telebubba5527]

That last guy is incredibly brave for just saying it as it is. I do hope he stays safe and does not get into trouble for giving his opinion. He is Russia's future!

[@josimpson7999]

He is indeed! He’s a rare gem.

[@goshikpersoshik]

There is no danger. It is just an interview. Even if you go to the kremlin and says no war, Putin is a killer you get a fine for defamation. It’s 500$. Of course it’s wrong, but there’s no danger. Only famous oppositionist goes to jail. In a year only 50 people goes to jail

[@Faulpelz55]

And that is called patriotism. He wants the best for his country and has a clear understanding what Russia needs to do and that the current politics damages Russia.

[@glenncordova4027]

In Russia, guys like him usually get dead, imprisoned or exiled.

[@OPossum76]

I think he was very smart about it since he did not say anything negative about the war or putin, he simply expressed his doubts... Very smart

[@marksmith9176]

Thank you for the interviews. I thought they showed a wide range of thought by people who are either older or younger. Educated or not educated. Well done.

[@Heavenbounding]

Thank you again 1420! I hope Zakhar stays safe, he has the courage to speak the truth.

[@Ragnarrage]

The last guy had it DOWN PAT. So informed and accurate. I hope he spreads that message.

[@tman5634]

The last guy is intelligent, well versed, respectful in open mindedness & 100% bang on point in all he says. He may be in the minority of Russians, but in him & others like him, we can atleast have some faith that some Russians know the score...the truth. I applaud this man.

[@Cornell90]

Can you answer me these questions please. 1. How many wars have USA been in, in the last 15 years? 2. Do you know the reason behind every war they been in? 3. If yes, what are the reasons? 4. Out of all these reasons combined with the reason why Russia went to war - which one do you personally think is more justified for a war, and why. If you may.

[@Martin-bh9oq]

:D it must be joke :D TRUTH ? :D because you think, then it is truth ?

[@MarmeladeBerlin]

Danke! Thank you! Zachar seems to be smart and reasonable, but also to have a good heart.

[@benghiskahn3673]

A huge round of applause to Zakhar! This young man demonstrates wisdom and clarity of thought well beyond his years.

[@thomasjosullivan9179]

Totally agree

[@joakimquensel597]

He's also brave to speak up like that. Could you get in trouble for example getting kicked out of the university for speaking so openly against Putin?

[@FirstLast-zk5ow]

A big frown for the mental midget .. who isn't mentally equipped to think for themself and is too afraid to question what the media tells them to think and believe.

[@hizzlemobizzle]

@@joakimquensel597 If he draws the attention of the right bureaucrat yes. Luckily for them old people only watch television so it draws less attention of those who would rat him out to the state.

[@willyortiz1022]

This kid blew me away with his well elaborated analysis.

[@APlusRussian]

The last guy though... He is the VOICE of all of our free-thinking MINDS 💙✌️

[@ownSystem]

There are a million Nevalies in Russia just like him etx

[@APlusRussian]

@@ownSystem "Nevalies"? 🤔

[@philipkudrna5643]

The last guy was the only one really getting what‘s going on - and able to reflect that actions from one state provoke reactions by another state. Russia needs more bright minds like him. I wish him all the best!

[@snowdogthewolf]

Zakhar for (Russian) president!

[@OurPartOfPureService]

I agree with you 100%. The ONLY thing I have to add or perhaps disagree in part is that ALL of the ppl spoken in the video are BRIGHT; especially the last person. The last person went BEYOND whatever news outlets (state tv/papers etc) told him. He either do more research outside the parameters of state sponsors news. The others respond based SOLELY on information given to them by state sponsored news. That's what I think. Once the war is over. The Ukrainians show them (Russians) what Putin had done, he will NOT be liked/admired by Russians. The state sponsor news outlet employees know EXACTLY what's going on in Ukraine. Out of fear, they CAN'T tell the ppl the TRUTH. SAD! Putin lie to the ppl & he's running the country with his own personal CRAZY AGENDA. Trump was leading the U.S. in that same direction (Fox News/ Jan 6)

[@rob5197]

​@@OurPartOfPureService what a shame you all fail to see usa agenda - - indoctrinate in believing the West is doing good to the world

[@OurPartOfPureService]

@@rob5197 The U.S. has done a lot of things militarily around the globe I don't agree with. It's NOT rocket science to see the lies being fed to the Russians about this war. The soldiers THEMSELVES have no clue what They were doing in Ukraine. If Putin was truthful and pep-talk his ppl as to the reasons for his action, maybe there might be some sympathy. But how can anyone has any sympathy for someone carelessly bomb civilians. Two wronga DON'T make a right. How come Putin is not allowing his ppl see what's exactly going in Ukraine.

[@Karpins77]

@@OurPartOfPureService No he is just a guy who see a bigger picture. Thats all ;)

[@AdamRietzTV]

Wow this man is incredible! I got goosebumps listening to Zakhar! 😳❤️ What a intelligent man! There is at least some decent Russians out there who isn’t manipulated by their disgusting dictatorship. Gives me hope ☺️ what a guy!

[@proend6167]

citizens of both sides can think what they want, but in fact NATO was created by the 1st in the confrontation with the USSR. And his doctrine clearly states who the enemy is. You can be touched by the "correct" Zakhar 10:56 for a long time, while considering NATO a nice peace-loving bloc, because it protects your citizens, but easily invades other states, which respected Europeans and Americans safely forget about. And in the history of these invasions, there are many more victims than in those conflicts in which Russia directly or indirectly participated. It is very strange, such a wonderful democracy, but it brings much more victims (of course, outside of its “wonderful garden”) than authoritarian Russia. Pretty western hypocrisy. And I would also remind you where communism was invented and under what circumstances it was instilled in tsarist Russia (apparently for adventures on its own pro-Western ass) and the results of which we are still reaping. Everyone here remembers history, but only after 1917 and only in a context convenient for you. Thank you.

[@AdamRietzTV]

@@proend6167 have you read about Russian history even? And what are you on about? Irak, Afghanistan, Syria etc wasn’t the same mostly like Russia is doing to Ukraine. NATO never wanted to take territory. Only stop the aggressors. NATO didn’t invade Russia and never has and never will if not Russia themselves attacks NATO which is what almost is happening at the moment when they attack a country in Europe as close to NATOs borders as it can be. But I understand ofc NATO shouldn’t come in between conflicts where they have no business to be in. But IRAK started because of 9/11. USA as a global super power ofc wanted revenge even if that attack wasn’t any comparison to what USA did to IRAK. But USA wanted Saddam to be stopped. Terrorists where heavily doing attacks in Europe which ISIS have taken full responsibility for and therefore ISIS had to go down. Libya was Muammar Gaddafi who was attacking civilians and the opposition. NATO just go in to hold and stop any further attacks that is against humanity in general and that can be a threat to them. But as said I agreed they maybe opened up some conflicts that wasn’t necessary. Russia on the other hand try to take land and invade.

[@williamzk9083]

Interestingly far more educated and analytical than Poison Dwarf KGB man. The tragedy is that a new generation of young Russians like him were likely only a few years away from starting to displace some of the KGB/FSB thieves that have ruined this country.

[@Joel-zc4lv]

​@@proend6167What a bunch of nonsense you're spewing. NATO has never waged an illegal war, and it IS IN FACT a mutual defense alliance. It was indeed created as a response to the Soviet Union, which was extremely imperialist and occupied almost half of Europe and a huge part of Asia. Furthermore, it tried to occupy even more countries, such as Afghanistan and Finland. So, to equate the Soviet Union and its successor, a new imperialist Russia, with a collection of democratic states with a mutual defense agreement, is a total joke.

[@proend6167]

@@Joel-zc4lv First NATO was created, then the Eastern Bloc. what kind of danger did the Soviet Union represent, its economy was destroyed after World War II? all the troubles of the world over the past 150 years are borne by the so-called free Europe. First you came up with communism, then fascism and Nazism, you were the first to come up with and use nuclear weapons( usa). All this eventually led to the fact that the world was divided into 2 opposing camps. And after that you will accuse me of nonsense?!?! Everyone in the West has obvious problems with analytics and critical thinking in relation to themselves. If you call the bombing of Serbia, the capture of Libya, the invasion of Syria a legitimate intervention, then you are clearly out of your mind.

[@bayernvorn]

Respect for the last interviewee. So much courage to speak openly. I wish him the best of luck for his future. I don't know if I would have said that so clearly in front of the camera in his country.👍👍👍

[@FinUgShiet]

As a Finn I gotta say that Zakhar described our feelings toward Putin pretty spot on!

[@FinUgShiet]

@4den what :D

[@lassetapper2973]

You don't say 😂💪🇫🇮

[@pekkajohannesvirkkula7473]

He made my day🙏 Handsome and smart young man! There is still hope in Russia❤

[@chevalier_de_balibari]

Totta

[@k0nu93]

Yo are brainwashed finski.

[@Rockonandroll]

Mr Zakhar is spot on in every sentence! There is only one reason Sweden (my country) and Finland want to join Nato now, because Putin has started his ambitious war to restore the borders of USSR, we see that he says one thing and does another. More people like Mr Zakhar in Russia and the country will be prosperous. Good work Daniil, take care!

[@bertrecht913]

Fool

[@markdeso_]

Every country that joins NATO becomes a potential target for a retaliatory military strike. This is the choice of weak and dependent countries. Fenland and Sweden must remember that they are geographically closer to Russia than the United States.

[@nibel13]

True. Me as a swede myself, it was easier to be against NATO/joining NATO before Putin started doing this messy bullshipt "special operations". Many people talk in Sweden and Ive met many who are against Sweden joining NATO, but that has kinda quited down a bit the last year, cuz we can now see a concrete reason/benifit in joining NATO. When you are a smaller country you need "good friends". I hope that if Finland gets invaded Sweden sends as much military as possible to help Finland. I dont know if only scandinavia could defend against Russia... So... Yeah... But I feel if Finland goes down Sweden is right by their side. Scandinavia is brave but not collectively the biggest.

[@-NEH-]

It became crystal clear for Finland to join NATO, the second Putin started his slaughter of the Ukranian civilians. Finland can not afford that same destiny. Every single civilian has a place in the modern society. The moment the first missile flies from Russia to Finland, there will be only one defence and sollution. Finland will strike those missile bases deep in Russia, having the capability and being one of the only European countries capable of doing so. Because of todays Russias doctrine, Finland will need the nuclear repellent of NATO for backup. At that same moment Sweden will take care of the Air and Naval Superiority. That is why Sweden has an army in the first plase. It is not there to defend against Finland or Norway believe me. This is why the two countries prefer to join together. This is why the politicians in both countries time after another, try to point out for other nations, why it is so important to not to separate these two. Together they are a designed precision weapon to keep the imperialistic Russia on their side of the fence.

[@lainet]

I’m finnish and I was not pro NATO but the same day Putin attacked Ukraine I changed my opinion.

[@jontwatson7001]

Absolutely. The young man said ‘we need to separate the state from the people’. We are not enemies. The state(s) must be held to account by the people.

[@nostrodamus5407]

That last dude was spitting facts. Glad to know there are people in Russia who think that deeply even while being subject to non-stop state propaganda with no dissenting voices allowed.

[@flyersrule8918]

Ever wonder why this channel is allowed to exist?? Speaking about the war, ukraine or special operations is illegal in Russia. Many people have been imprisoned for saying far less then this guy, yet here he is. Something is not right here.

[@lg3org3]

@@flyersrule8918 Because Russia can't ban this channel. It already has a lot of influence and it would be really suspicious if anything happened to these journalists. Also, Russia can only ban KZbin in their country, not a channel as KZbin has its own set of rules.

[@robznarnii]

@@flyersrule8918 Same stuff Girkin does.

[@putinmustenduplikegaddafi2236]

@@flyersrule8918 I hope you will say sorry when the author of this channel is arrested and thrown to jail. But I doubt that people like you can accept their mistakes

[@rolandortlieb2247]

leider gibt es zu wenig

[@harm7602vicount-Visconti]

To see the last young man answer in all honesty and seeing it very clearly, fills me with hope that we can solve it in the end, respecting eachother and stop stealing other countries.

[@thomasproctor3047]

In a few years he would make a powerful leader that could lead ruSSia into the 21st century and ruZZia could become a world player.

[@A2Z1Two3]

@@thomasproctor3047 IF he can stay away from windows 😢

[@floringramaticu3009]

@@A2Z1Two3 ha ha

[@harm7602vicount-Visconti]

@@A2Z1Two3 it is very drafty these days. There has to be a group within the country that unite and want to put an end to this horrible autocratic maniac’s grip on the country. What I don’t understand is that people living in rural Russia don’t get that all the money spent on this ‘special operation’ could have been used to make their life a bit better with a lot more comfort. And without taking their dignity and national feelings. The Kremlin could make it so much better for the people. And for the younger generation. Instead they scare the wise and misinform the hard working class. People, please! Stop this madness. Stop this nonsense. Stop this unnecessary bloodshed among the fine young men who should be restoring and helping citizens within the ‘motherland’ as you call it. Leave other countries alone and start building a sound and proud country that other countries can work with and buy from. You have the power. As a people. Ask this from your leader. Go together to the streets. At the same time. Make it clear to him on the 5th of may 2023, noon. Walk to all the squares and local markets and ask for a change. A big change.

[@antonioangeloviii4748]

@harm There is. It's a.vigilante group inside russia that's been lighting all these big fires.

[@khuongdzuynguyen6762]

The last guy is a well-educated person, yes he is an international law specialist and he knows what he is saying. He has my highest respect.

[@stratfordbaby]

He's '25' if you believe that. Nobody is a specialist in anything at that age.

[@iliasrbn8930]

@@stratfordbaby people hold phd at 25 lol

[@dw620]

@@stratfordbaby Disagree, from personal experience, having been programme manager for the planning/control systems for 4% of freight in the whole of the UK, including the coal that was nearly 50% of our energy production, at 26. It's entirely possible for someone in their 20s to have "expertise"/be a "specialist".

[@TheGreenReaper]

@@dw620 In fact it's far more likely that they are a specialist than a generalist, because they might not have had the chance to work in a variety of areas.

[@dovidopo]

I am worried about his well beinh after this, honestly.

[@lewisjohnson8297]

That last guy was the only one with an authentic grasp of history!

[@HaraKiriMaxir]

Hats of to Zakhar, spoke eloquently and like someone who had a true understanding of the current situation.

[@dspencer1969]

Zakhar, smartest guy you interviewed in this video, also the more open minded and fair. Damn shame he's not calling the shots in Russia since he makes many valid points. Ever bigger shame is that he'll be put in prison or killed if the wrong person sees this interview

[@luciatheron1621]

@@Cannon_Fodder_Russians cancel that thought. Long live Zahhar! Long live!

[@dspencer1969]

@@Cannon_Fodder_Russians Sad thing is while you are being funny that kid probably has a target on his back. Sometimes I do not appreciate what I have here at home, I can spout off whatever bullshit I want to and not worry about flying lessons from a window.

[@TheHighlanderprime]

Zakhar, the International Law Specialist sees everything clear. He was a breath of fresh air in this segment.

[@TastyBananaFatch]

The irony here being the Nike cap he's wearing....

[@Charles-yq8vv]

That dude should be president of Russia! He understands everything completely.

[@brianschneide0]

@@TastyBananaFatch that's Nikolay

[@paulybeefs8588]

@@TastyBananaFatch I think you're confused. He was talking about Zakhar, the International Law Specialist, as indicated when he started his sentence with "Zakhar, the International Law Specialist." The guy in the Nike cap is Nikolay, the Concrete Batch Operator.

[@xijinpig7978]

Enough asked and said. Nuke Russia and then North Korea Only China can be BFFs with the West

[@BrooStalker]

Надеюсь, что Захар жив здоров

[@BeardedKemosabe]

That man was such a breath of fresh air and gave me so much hope. I needed to hear this.

[@robsrockinout]

Zakhar is a man wise beyond his years. Kudos for all these interviews.

[@sueduke4739]

I am anxious about the last man's safety, although it is heartening to hear such a clear analysis of the situation.

[@russianstudent223]

Bless you, Zakhar!

[@SeriouslyJaded]

Kudos to Zakhar - one of the most astute Russians you have interviewed on your channel. I really wish there were more like him.

[@ggabriel3d]

the last guy is worth the entire video. 👏👏👏 on the other hand, my brain aches when hearing the arguments of most of the other interviewed people. 🤦‍♂

[@vmano8241]

It's a relief to hear a well-informed and well-spoken person in 7:57. He brings hope to the Russian people.

[@markedwards4879]

It’s a pity that the rest of them were crazy, including the apparent neo Nazi racist calling people niggers.

[@VictorLyuba]

✌️🇺🇦♥️🇺🇸👍I agree!!! He is a smart man!!!

[@dosmundos3830]

@天月🌚 unfortunately not

[@someone2549]

@@dosmundos3830 do you feel free there, or just colectively scared by histeric government propaganda?

[@dosmundos3830]

@@someone2549 free where? wtf you talking about lol

[@MeneertjeNielson]

It's horrible to see how effective 'old media' still is in Russia.

[@philliphall5198]

It has never changed, same old bunch running it with Stalin

[@sointu123]

The last guy, Zakhar, was so well spoken! His understanding of Finland: spot on! I hope that he stays safe and wish him the very best!

[@Northstander]

Agreed, had the invasion of Ukraine not happened last year it is unlikely that either Finland or Sweden would ever have applied to join NATO...but uncertainty and fear of what Putin might try next has forced their hand.

[@sherrillwhately7586]

That last guy gets an A+. Nail on the head 🎯

[@rayn1728]

Well said Zhakar ,25,international law student, what a well educated, open minded young guy he is.Everything he says is correct, if only there was more people who were like him.

[@lubbuk1]

Zhakar, 25, is a naive young man who has not experienced totalitarian EU politics and naively thinks that everyone wants well!

[@grewdpastor]

@@lubbuk1 a yes the terrible totalitary EU😂

[@JustAsPlanned1]

@@lubbuk1 Where did you hear about EU being totalitarian? Ah yes, this comes from a guy subscribed to Russian propaganda channels like Russia Today and TASS. No more questions comrade.

[@blechtic]

I agree. The awful thing about the other people on this video is not just that they were clearly misinformed but that they really didn't think democracy was an actual thing.

[@lubbuk1]

@@JustAsPlanned1 I live in the EU and I have experienced covid totality and the fascist practices of our government!

[@allenfromalameda5691]

Thanks for posting some thoughtful opinions from average Russian people. The young man at the end is very nuanced in his understanding. Most people everywhere would prefer to avoid conflict. Life is already hard enough without conflict. The hatred created by war is a very durable and damaging thing.

[@jaredneilsen]

Zakhar deserves his own show! Clearly an intelligent and articulate young man

[@hansericsson7058]

Yes exchange that raving lunatic propagadist they have on TV with more people like him.

[@mtheory3]

I totally agree with what other people have said about Zakhar: he is one of the most intelligent and insightful people I've seen on this channel.

[@webbo9798]

I so badly wish there were more in Russia with the same opinion of the last guy. He really is so alive and aware to whats really going on in this war.

[@vincentstephenson2397]

Thank you for doing this, it is important work and I am better informed for watching it. I wish it could be seen by a wider audience. Valuable

[@japanjt]

The international law specialist is impressive (as is Danii for persevering with these interviews).

[@LaKbiz]

Zakhar pretty much summarized it all in the end, very good understanding of foreign mindset about Russia. What Yana says is also very interresting as it shows she's far from a majority in her microcosmos. You guys do an awesome job. Thanks a lot. Much love.

[@coreo72]

What a legend the last guy is.. Straight forward and to the point without the underlying force feed propaganda.

[@ulrikegerigk3198]

This Young man is brilliant and fearless. I hope so much the best for him. His capacity of analysis and Presentation is really exceptionnel. This Young man for Journalist! And honour to the author of this vid.❤

[@Bikeaddict4235]

The last guy has managed to avoid the brainwashing of the state, well done to him

[@danielgloverpiano7693]

Let’s hope and pray he isn’t conscripted. He’s the kind of person they need once Putin is gone.

[@SebastianJung422]

I Agree

[@NobbsAndVagene]

A shame he was never seen or heard from again.

[@Sedobreev]

@@danielgloverpiano7693 the conflict is very small yet, less than 1 percent of male population is taking part in it. You don't need so many people to operate modern weapons and destroy cities

[@sergiu6650]

The last guy is a legend, let's pray for him so he won't be arrested or mobilized. Cheers from Romania.

[@dansanger5340]

In 1991, George Friedman had published a book named The Coming War with Japan, in which he argued that the US and Japan were headed for a possible war with each other within 20 years (by 2011). Needless to say, his geopolitical analysis track record isn't the greatest.

[@Chaldon-hl6yk]

Japan is just USA mongrel

[@mksensej8701]

He has a vivid imagination. At least he makes a buck selling his fictions.

[@derekmarlowe522]

Nobody has been able to predict the future. Friedman has a well studied and articulate position. Maybe you like Joe Biden's mumblings?

[@Hairysteed]

I didn't know who George Friedman was so I paused the video and googled him immediately. This was the first thing that caught my eye!

[@dannyt4663]

@@derekmarlowe522 he’s just stating a fact lol, being wrong and having an articulate position are not mutually exclusive. Maybe Friedman is just a better writer than he is geopolitical analyst?

[@scottymccarthy2480]

After 10 minutes of shaking my head, Zakhar gave me some hope.

[@denisoko8494]

He is an exception who proves the rule. People like him have zero impact on Russia and Russians, either in internal or foreign affairs. There is no hope and no fun; it's traditional Russia.

[@leonvanwijngaarden2912]

I hope Zakhar is not 'falling out of a window' after this...

[@peterharma8937]

The last guy was really clear minded and outspoken 👍It gives me hope for the future. Thank you so much for presenting us these very interesting interviews 🙏

[@Sapphiamur]

Thank you for the interview! Zakhar was amazing. He summarized the main issue in a couple minutes and so eloquently too. He's really one of the few, rare unicorns :d.

[@snowdogthewolf]

Hopefully he won't find himself near any open windows any time soon. Defenestration set to surpassed liver cirrhosis as the leading cause of death among (dissenting) Russians.

[@robertbrenner2961]

One intelligent and free thinking person, I hope they don't send him to the front. 🙏🇺🇦 From 🇺🇲

[@ditnooitweer]

Well, that last one really had a good view of the situation, Impressive! A very smart guy!

[@turvus2]

Inthernational law specialist, I salute you! The clarity of thought 👍

[@thomaslove6494]

Damn the last guy... You can tell how much he's been brooding over his governments actions and he had that answer already in the chamber as soon as he was asked.

[@joeboy5791]

The last chap was the most articulate and knew his facts so hope he stays safe and keeps his thoughts close to his chest. I saw in Russian media yesterday a young woman had been betrayed by her college 'friends' as a traitor. She is now facing 10 years in prison for expressing her views.

[@TheGreenReaper]

Bit late for that now that he published them on a 433K subscriber channel.

[@pawek9347]

Zakhar - great logic, great arguments!

[@jonwatson7196]

This international relations dude knows what the fuck is UP. Super smart/astute responses, imo

[@richmeyer2064]

Stay safe Zakhar, Russia needs more people with a head on their shoulders.

[@Мария-е1у]

@@Cannon_Fodder_Russians stop with the nonsense dude

[@retrorapmusic]

@@Cannon_Fodder_Russians 😂 haha! Top!

[@dianecomly6132]

As an American, I find these conversations fascinating. Thank you.

[@paddington1670]

Yeah, being even _more_ brainwashed than your average FOX viewer is absolutely fascinating, never before seen footage of delusional people.

[@shortaybrown]

They’re horrible. These people are more brainwashed than a Trump rally.

[@dbuc4671]

aww thats cute

[@IoanBogoslov]

Can I practice English with you? I would like to speak with native American.

[@fdllicks]

As an American, i found it educational that we order countries like France, Germany, the UK and others around and they blindly follow our orders because we control and monopolize the world economy. I did not know we give weapons to Ukr, so we can ultimately divide that country up and steal its minerals for money. You learn something new every day!!

[@b3rt33]

Oh wow - I hope there are more Zakhars out there. Such clear insight into the geopolitics around this situation.

[@kirillzotin1983]

There are quite a lot of us. Not that we like NATO or the US, they are also fos. But a lot of us would like the war to end.

[@Kenton1313]

I would love to hear Russian's opinion on why so many countries want to join NATO while none of them want to join with Russia.

[@Hairysteed]

I would like to hear a Russian define "fascism"

[@userfaulty]

Russia would spin it and say that those countries were forced to join NATO

[@Blanka1100]

Exactly. I am Polish. Nobody forced my country to join Nato exept for our own experience with Russia.

[@aleniohan7841]

there are two reasons: the main one is protection from Russian expansion, the second is economic relations with the most powerful countries, the USA, Germany, Great Britain. These are jobs for local residents, assistance in mastering modern military technologies, creating their own armies, and so on. A great example: Montenegro is weak an undeveloped country. By joining NATO, it has acquired both protection and an economic incentive. Strong countries will pull it towards progress.

[@thumtlnguyen3626]

I asked the same question in another clip whose content supports Russia invasion and nobody answered me.

[@buebecutlen8963]

NATO is defensive and not to attack anyone and Finland never attacks anyone. Last guy was very intelligent. Greetings from Finland. Love your videos. Thank you.

[@alext5285]

Yugoslavia, Iraq, Afghanistan, Libya. In just 20 years, NATO countries have attacked 4 countries. Defense by attack. Do you really believe this shit?

[@alext5285]

Also, Syria. American troops are still there and occupying the oil fields.

[@mitchellanderson3960]

Serbia would like to have a word with that not attack anyone...

[@broman93]

@@alext5285 USA isn't NATO it's only in NATO

[@peterpan7903]

@@alext5285 But you know that Russian soldiers have been stationed there for a long time, helping the dictator Assad to murder civilians who are against his murderous regime. And Putin has surely sent his army there only for humanitarian reasons, right? 😂

[@i.k.6044]

The last young man was to become the next head of government in Russia. Respect!

[@denisoko8494]

If you know, nowadays Russia and its history, he is either dead or in jail, or defected abroad, or "persuaded" to be helpful for the Empire of Evil as an intelligent serf. No joke, It's Russia.

[@denisoko8494]

It's common in Russia for those who oppose to end up dead, jailed, defecting abroad, or forced to collaborate with the dictatorship.

[@Gvcardoso83]

The young man is impressively well informed and with a extremely intelligent and factual interpretation of the situation. This means it is possible to be aware of the propaganda and the have independent mind. People like him are the future of Russia. 👏

[@lornestein7248]

That guy at the end should leave the country asap or he'll be Navaly's roommate very soon ...or worse.

[@Danedza]

Yeah, kid better run, the ruskis have a wonderful tradition of making people disappear, or have an "accident"

[@RoadToFuture007]

@@Danedza Don't spread bullshit, even you know exactly that Navalny and Skripal are still alive. So who desapeared? Btw. Navalny at time of leaving Russia was not legal to do it because he was under home arrest. Still he did that shows "how hard" Putins regime is. It neither can poisson you right nor can it impose legal law force on you. But in reality it is all just theatre what we observe.

[@marsakka]

@@RoadToFuture007 alexander litvinenko Hur dur Polonium poisened by russians

[@jusupdjidjimidjimilovic3677]

No. He spilling usual NATO propaganda which is extremely spoiled and wrong.

[@Marque734]

Zakhar, the last guy, really got it straight, which shows it is possible for Russians to know what's really happening, and the Russian people have to be held responsible. Excellent and brief break down of the situation, I hope he has success with his studies.

[@MichaelSmith-ij2ut]

I hope Zakhar considers a political career, Russia needs folks like him at its helm

[@danielacerna5999]

Yeah like if he wants to be dead he will…

[@reav3rtm]

​@@Cannon_Fodder_Russians After receiving phone call and being accused of corruption (of course).

[@johnc4789]

Zakhar is really on top of the truth. Articulate. One of the smartest guys you have talked to.

[@markdeso_]

What is his truth?

[@BlissLovePeace]

Zakhar impressed me, speaking freely, analysing precisely ... Greetings from Germany!

[@tomasfuksa5163]

last guy gave me hope :) smart, perceptive, good.. it must be terribly difficult to live in one country with so many brainwashed people

[@shortaybrown]

The last guy, the last guy, the last guy come Everyone saying the last guy… Who cares about the last guy. Russia is 100% brainwash delusional children. Russia is like a fascist cult of serfs. One coherent person in the country is not going to make a difference. The people in Russia are more brainwashed than in Orwell’s book 1984

[@tomasfuksa5163]

@@shortaybrown 100 %? go back to school to learn math :)

[@markdeso_]

@Tomáš Fuksa You have false hope.

[@chrisconn8751]

I'm from the USA and it is difficult to live in one country with so many brainwashed people MAGA??????

[@deegythegolden5968]

Zakhar, international law specialist....needs to be the next president of Russia. He gets it

[@phueal]

Personally I wish him a longer and happier life than he would have in that position…

[@tjk3430]

Mad respect for the last guy speaking.

[@brolapse69]

Well, it was nice knowing you Zakhar

[@wkwojti]

The young guy at the very end is very intelligent and understands the current situation perfectly

[@Илья-у1ю]

Putin is a great president 🇷🇺🇷🇺Z

[@Alsacien]

@@Илья-у1ю Putin is a joke and a corrupt and untrustworthy thug. He has taken everything from the Russian people, but so many Russians are happily brainwashed by state television that there's little hope that you'll ever realize how bad you actually have it. The interviewees who think that the West is jealous of Russia are the silliest. They have had so little freedom that they don't know what it is anymore. It's no surprise that so many young and educated Russians want nothing more than to flee the hell hole they were born in.

[@RainyDays--8]

@@Cannon_Fodder_Russians why do you keep saying this?

[@annemcleod8505]

I am full of admiration for the way you conduct these interviews. You do an extraordinarily difficult job extremely well. Thank you for all your hard work.

[@retroroo832]

7:40 Even Jesus himself could not stop French people from protesting

[@Mantarr1]

The French love a good riot, it's a tradition there

[@Manhone]

Underrated comment

[@tiffanyi5645]

The plain rational logic of the guy at the end was perfection. I feel confident that our future is secure because the younger generation has a completely different mindset. The future will be peaceful and green 💚✌🏽☮️🌎