Foreigners say that we stole Ukrainian children

[@goodvibes0101]

The biggest help Russia could give to the children of Ukraine is to stop the war

[@Hochspitz]

russia NEEDS these children as they systematically wipe out hundreds of thousands of their male population. russia badly needs another generation of zombies to do as they are told.

[@trcthorkun]

I really wanted Danil to ask them the best way to help these children, because the answer is obvious: stop invading your neighbour.

[@MySynopsisLife]

why not Ukraine governments help their own people? them self put their own country in conflict. what a joke clown country with their president

[@adiosa1388]

​@MySynopsisLife are we living on the same planet ? How someone who is defending can stop war ? Its russia who sends troops to Ukraine Two options ur imbecile or russian Which one are u?

[@isupportthecurrentthing.1514]

How could you forget that Ukraine had been bombing these children for eight years before the Russian invasion. ?! These children are being evacuated from Ukrainian bombs , you utter morons ! NATO equipment has been used to kill these children for eight years prior to any invasion . What is wrong with you people?

[@SandyRegion]

Wow the mental gymnastics on show in this video. Reasoning the morality of stealing children from another country which they are waging war against. It's absolutely disgusting.

[@dieterdodel835]

👍

[@recoil53]

Yeah, not one admitted they started the war that created the warzone and killed the parents/separated the families to begin with. After watching these videos, Russia just feels like a lost cause. Like don't worry about keeping the country together for stability, just secure the nukes and let let the chips fall where they may.

[@SuperLittleTyke]

Maybe Russian souls are missing a gene or two.

[@josimpson7999]

Only Putin would sanction such an appalling thing.

[@witchamacallit]

@@SuperLittleTyke Russian is not a nationality, it's a psychotic condition.

[@gurhanweyrah3930]

None of them suggested transferring these children to a third country after evacuating them from areas of hostilities. Most don’t see any problem keeping children of a country you are at war with which is a war crime under international law. Unbelievable

[@bobsacamano7653]

Brainwashed mentality

[@JustJonny15]

So is it best to leave orphans on war zone, alone on streets? Or is it better to give them safe place to be. Also I ask you to look at Afghanistan. Please read the amount of children and families torn from western envision. Tell me how this is not a war crime but Russia is? Please tell...

[@vladimirmishkov9555]

@@JustJonny15 bro it's better for them to be left there, people want them to die in a war zone. I don't know why putin bothers helping those who don't seek help, he should take care more of his own men. The men that try to evacuate this children are taking unnecessary risk.

[@cadennorris960]

@@JustJonny15The US didn’t take Afghan children and send them to the US.

[@Ellelilly8666]

​@@vladimirmishkov9555your comment is vile in so many ways. Stealing children from another country; especially another country you are committing genocide on is a WAR CRIME.

[@martinwerhahn8797]

For me it is very terrifying to see how the people gets brainwashed.

[@InternetDude_]

A huge opprotunity has been missed here because there was no mentioning of the fact that a lot of them are actually given new names, new birth dates and other documents to make sure they cant be returned. This is no "evacuation" its straight out kidnapping.

[@bantamsmoker]

It's not only kidnapping but genocide.

[@marktwan4237]

ABSOLUTELY AGREE.

[@pacificcoltrane7652]

Agree

[@loubliss7471]

If the caregivers were not asked and didn't give Russia permission then it is kidnapping. Russia DID NOT get permission to take these children.

[@christopherwebb7245]

Very painful to watch these people justifying taking children away from Ukraine. It was wicked to invade Ukraine in the first place, and wicked to take its children away

[@dw620]

Thousands of children in occupied areas were taken away for "holiday" (i.e. "re-education") camps in Russia and not returned home for months after their scheduled return date - in some cases "indefinitely" postponed. This video could've done with mentioning such occurrences rather than "humanitarian" efforts when the parents couldn't be found (however that's meant to have happened!) according to whatever brainwashing narrative the Russian public is being fed... ~

[@eliasziad7864]

But your comment is delusional. The children were evacuated and a lot of children were orphans and had no guardians, thus, Russia gave them to families who adopted them which is a totally fine thing.

[@eliasziad7864]

@@christopherwebb7245 The children are no longer Ukrainian responsibility, evacuating civilians is the right thing to do and giving orphans families is totally fine.

[@loubliss7471]

@@eliasziad7864 yeah that's the bullshit Russia pushes to it's people only 5% were orphans, most were kids sent to holiday camp on false pretenses

[@31Blaize]

Possibly one of the most depressing set of interviews yet. "No, it's fine for us to take kids from their parents and country if it's a warzone we created for them..."

[@baybarsedturner2]

In the interests of balance, it would seem that some Iraqi children were adopted by Americans. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adoption_of_Ala%27a_Eddeen#cite_note-cbs-2 . Or at the very least there was a movement to allow Americans to do so. These Russians are responding to a perception that what their government is doing is humanitarian regardless of the real motives of the Russian state.

[@generalmartok3990]

If the alternative is confronting the fact that you are living a complacent, relatively comfortable life without any opposition to a government that is literally meeting one of the definitions of genocide, the mental gymnastics to live with yourself get wild real fast.

[@looinrims]

And then indoctrinate them

[@jdocean1]

The taking of children from their parents is as grievous of a crime as you can commit.

[@christina9841]

They are taking children from a warzone. The very study upon which Putin's arrest warrant was based says that the vast majority of the children are given voluntarily. The others are orphans. Also, these childern are from the East where the fighting is happening and where most, not all, but most of the civilians support Russia. The vast majority are also returned, according to the study. It makes no sense to me at all that people are up in arms at Putin.. for rescuing children from a warzone!

[@ДаниилЦибринский]

Who is taking children away from their parents? If a child is left without parents and is in a zone occupied by Russia, what should be done with him? Quit? He will be helped where there is theft.

[@TraitorTrump4Treason]

Asked them if they’re ok with taking children from a country you are at war with and make them citizens of the invading country. This should be asked or stated at the start of each interview. They seem to excuse this action as removing the children from harm and not exploiting the children. Not only are they are in danger of abuse, they are vulnerable to extreme stress that could lead to permanent psychological issues. Look at what happened to one of the boy that was taken that ended up doing suicidal revenge killing in Russia.

[@popowere]

@@ДаниилЦибринскийdefinitely not put them in other families for their entire life..

[@eliasziad7864]

There is no evidence of children being taken away from their parents, you are just speaking out of your ass.

[@theskyehiker]

Weird most of these people believe it’s ok to steal children from their families.

[@pacificcoltrane7652]

This is completely Horrible, It little more than state-sponsored kidnapping. What is worse - is that ordinary Russians don't even seem to realize it. Disgusting.

[@bobharris7401]

Thank you man. What a depressing situation. The poor kids. How awful.

[@MrMird]

It is sad that no one said "After the children are taken out of the war zone, they must be immediately handed over to Ukraine".

[@jagan2]

exactly! rather, the russian authorities should contact the competent authorities of a third country that is not at war with Ukraine. Unicef, for example. And these authorities should then handle the identification of the children, find their relatives in Ukraine or document to which russian family they are assigned or assign them to another family in another country. Since this is not happening, it is very clear what Russia is doing.

[@eliasziad7864]

No, because their original homes are not in Ukraine, it is under Russian-controlled and Russia gave them citizenship to which they accepted. Nothing wrong with that.

[@JesusSanchez-ij5de]

​@@eliasziad7864¿Un niño de 5 años aceptó la ciudadanía?. ¿Que fumas?.

[@engletinaknickerbocker5380]

@@eliasziad7864 There is not a word vile enough to describe your argumentative posturing..

[@hugsandcurses]

@@eliasziad7864 russian occupied. that does not make it justified. with your justification anyone could walk into russia, control it and then they become something other than russian. That mentality undermines the "we are protecting russians in ukraine" argument, because while ukrainian controlled they are no longer russian.

[@timtowers7997]

The bottom line is these children are Ukrainian citizens. It is Ukraine's right and responsibility to care for them, whatever the circumstances. The Russian govt. has committed a war crime.

[@eliasziad7864]

Not anymore, they are in Russian-controlled territory and thus are now Russia's responsibility to evacuate non-combatants from warzones, stop acting like you know stuff.

[@JesusSanchez-ij5de]

​@@eliasziad7864 Mientes. Es un crimen de guerra. La Patria Potestad está en los padres, y si no hay padres, en el familiar más cercano. Y si no hay familiares, en el Estado Ucraniano, no en el Ruso. La convención de Ginebra dice que es un crimen de guerra. Que a lo sumo se pueden trasladar a los niños a un tercer país neutral, cosa que Rusia no hace. Más de uno acabará ahorcado como en Nuremberg por esto.

[@tonepoet]

They will naturalize them as Russians and feed them propoganda. Somehow, turning them into mindless zombies seems a bit unethical and it freaking bewilders me that the average Russian seems okay with this.

[@popowere]

@@eliasziad7864it is a crime, because they don’t give back those children to Ukrainians even in safe zones…

[@JohnGalt539]

The kids are predominantly from Russian speaking families, western Ukrainians always considered them second class citizens and repressed their rights

[@Hochspitz]

Most of the children DO have parents who are absolutely distraught! What is wrong with these people??? Thousands were kidnapped from Kherson alone!

[@supremespanker]

How does anyone know that? You find a seperated child in the middle of war operation, the first instinct is not to search for their parents who may already be dead. Instead the first instinct is get your ass and the ass of the child to safety. Let the diplomats handle the search for parents.

[@kgn3779]

​​@@supremespankerut we know that that is not the goal of the russians, they want to turn thosse kids from ukrainian to russian, thats why their ukrainian passports are being thrown away for russian ones - clear warcrime

[@Hochspitz]

@@supremespanker An entire documentary has been made about Kherson. go and find for yourself. Some parents were tricked into letting their kids go to "summer camp" holiday in Crimea, never to return.

[@dylanvogler2165]

​@@supremespankerso what you're supposed to do is to evacuate them and then return to the country they are from or a neutral country, not forcefully relocate them to your country

[@williamhancock8065]

Russians credit Felix Derzhinsky with creating the system of orphanages in Russia. They never ask why there were so many orphans. It was because Derzhinsky and his secret police murdered their parents. Russians, the vast majority at least, are mindless sheep. They are the descendants of the people who survived all of the purges. You survived by having no opinions other than those of the state. Being willing to falsely denounce and murder your neighbors was also a useful skill. All of the Russians capable of thinking for themselves were exterminated, leaving only the docile descendants of the compliant cowards. The courage and the brains have been bred out of Russians. They have been selectively bred, like you would a farm animal, to make them utterly compliant. This is why I am so pessimistic about Russia. It isn't just that they suffer from indoctrination. Being a serf is in the Russian's DNA.

[@lockwoodpeckinpaugh9252]

I couldn't take anymore of these interviews. Very revealing that they don't see this war as unjustified. They have the government they deserve.

[@lpagliei]

One more question should be: if you were one of these children, would you want to be taken away from your parents and taken to another country with new, unknown parents?

[@baroquejen]

OK, this is the first of these videos that actually made my skin crawl. Thank you for documenting this.

[@NYJGreatness]

The first one? 😳

[@Ikkeligeglad]

Not my first one, all!!

[@baroquejen]

It's a matter of degree, folks.

[@cantiaci]

Sadly, once you have watched enough of these videos on various subjects, you finally realise most of these people are simply not capable of basic human decency. Decades of brainwashing has made them morally bankrupt. The majority are like a newly evolved sub-species that look just like normal homo-sapiens but cannot mentally function like them. Still I guess if evolution has taught us anything, it is that the vast majority of sub-species fail and die out. Considering they already have a serious demographic issue, the political, diplomatic and economic isolation Russia will face for decades to come after the war has ended, combined with the poverty brought about by the reparations they will be paying Ukraine, evolution may well be proved right.

[@Greg29]

I've watched many 1420 videos and have to say that I've never been more disgusted by the responses by the people in this video.

[@MihaiMarinescuJr]

This is Russia! A nazzi state! Why I say "nazzi"? Because the nazzi definition is that they refuse to recognize the right of others to their own individuality. Nazzi Germany refused the right of Jews and nazzi Russia the right of Ukrainians. Simple!

[@Nikkithedog-t6b]

Yep, changes my impression of russians completely. Hard to believe a country could become this hated by the world almost overnight.

[@abodabalo]

I agree, this completely kills my last bit of hope in Young Russians and a possible far away peaceful future with Russia.

[@olyakryvko]

💙💛

[@dieterdodel835]

@Greg29....👍👍👍

[@johnjones4658]

It's beyond my comprehension at how deluded these people are, let there be no doubt kidnapping is without question a war crime

[@recoil53]

But they aren't ripping out the kid's organs, like in Europe! Okay, step away from twitter.

[@ChrisM541]

@@recoil53 They should ALL be returned to Ukraine - WHERE THEIR RELATIVES (AND PARENTS IF ALIVE) ARE !!!!! --> YOU KNOW THIS !!!

[@hannahdyson7129]

​​@@recoil53o just using them in child porn

[@johnjones4658]

I don't use twitter, I guess you're russian bot or russian sympathizer

[@sochaoracza1506]

Does it also make you think, how easy it is for them to kill you if any a..ss hole gives them an order to kill?

[@Fin5998104]

Imagine your neighbour beats you up, wrecks your house, then takes your kids so they don't live in the house he destroyed. Russians can't see how absurd this situation is, this is just frightening

[@apjpisared]

They SUPPORT it. They are not 'confused'. Most of them are sick in the head and evil.

[@TJ_104]

The worst is what will happen to those children in russian adoptive familys. They can't contact anyone and will probably not get any help if they are abused. It is sickening.

[@lodjaboy]

Let's not forget that Russia bombed humanitarian corridors, including a train station where people were assembled to evacuate. And one way to cure the war zone is for Russia to get their troops out of Ukraine. The Russia will say, Well, there are Russian-speaking people there who have to be liberated. To which we should point out that, as the lady said, there are families in Russia who are mixed Russo-Ukrainian. Should Ukraine liberate those who live in Russia who speak Ukrainian? 🇺🇦

[@hi-re2wp]

Ukrainian bot

[@Ellelilly8666]

​@@hi-re2wpand OBVIOUSLY a Russian bot denying the truth.

[@napoleoniclegominifigures]

Russian speaking does not mean you are Russian or support Russia. English speaking does not mean you are English or support England. A concept Russians cannot understand.

[@PUARockstar]

For russia, all warcrimes are merely a bucket list.

[@Ikkeligeglad]

@@hi-re2wp Answer her question instead

[@suem5082]

Daniil, I asked you to put this question to the citizens of Russia. The answers give me no hope. Beyond words. Unbelievable that they feel no responsibility for this crime 😡

[@XenaBe25]

Thank you for asking this question, actually. I frequently speak up for the 20% to 30% of 'good russians' who are against the war and shouldn't be held accountable for Putler and blahblahblah. Because of you, I know now that I was *wrong.* Stupidly and dangerously wrong. I'm taking back everything I said. *These people are messed up beyond repair.* My favourite Ukrainian war vloggers are right when they say "We dgaf about talking to the orcs who invaded us. We just want to kill them. The only good Ruzzian is the one being chewed up by that stray dog over there."

[@Pawron]

В СМИ России ежедневно на словах сбрасывается ядерная бомба, начиная от тех у кого есть ядерная бомба и те у кого их нет, и вы удивляетесь ответам обычных людей?

[@XenaBe25]

@@Pawron Um... I'll remind you of a little rant Ann Coulter went on about 20 years ago. "Blah blah let's nuke Canada" can't remember why. But she was serious lol Most of the Americans I know would not respond to questions about Canada like these idiots are responding. Not even during the GW Bush years. There was a bit of LOLing on the internet, and she was forever after branded as a right wing extremist weirdo, and nobody took her srsly again. Except the other right wing weirdos and a few even weirder ppl on the left who wanted to hate f*k her 😝 So yeah, we're very disappointed in the low turnout of somewhat sane people in your country.

[@suem5082]

⁠@@PawronI am absolutely horrified. They all know about what has been done and don’t show any empathy or compassion let alone any responsibility, and this isn’t about politics. It’s about values morality ethics and sheer bloody humanity.

[@MrJdsenior]

@@Pawron I know, I've watched Russian prop-TV. My question is how could any rational thinking person buy the crap they present, even just from a logical standpoint? I have seen more then one of them literally make a claim and then directly refute it, in the SAME SENTENCE. You don't have to be a rocket surgeon to look at those absurd presentations and KNOW that they are pure fabrications, and very poor examples of lies, at that. I can't wrap my head around it.

[@j7286]

Ask them why Ukrainian mothers risked their lives to get into Crimea to get their children out of a 'camp' recently. And how the children ran crying to their mothers. And how the children told their mothers that they had daily military training while in this 'camp'. How on earth can this be explained as a humane action on Russia's part?

[@zanizone3617]

They won't. They will simply deny it. And we have seen that their public is more than willing to believe their lies, no matter how absurd. "Russia has never invaded anyone in its whole history", and "Russia has always selflessly helped all its neighbors, even if they all hate us for no reason", are things regular Russians actually believe.

[@anchorread68]

it is humane because they finally reunited with their mother, no?

[@allanmason3201]

@@anchorread68 So if someone were to take you captive and kept you tied up in his basement for a few months while he psychologically and physically tortured you, you'd consider him a great guy and call him a humanitarian if he set you free in the end?

[@bakarelavish8290]

@@allanmason3201truth is they arent tied or in discomfort in any way. Have watched numerous docs start about the camps maybe you should quit watching CNN and opt for a bi-partisan/unbiased analysis before jumping to conclusions.

[@nicktecky55]

@@bakarelavish8290 That's easy then. Give us the names, let's just have three, of any of those bi-partisan channels that you watched. BTW: use of the term bi-partisan itself is meaningless when a war is going on. You either choose a side, or remain neutral. You can't support both sides, especially not when it comes to the conduct of the hostilities.

[@peterstringa3350]

Thank you again for showing how dangerous Russians think and are.

[@nickdavis6676]

It's not their fault. It's the power of propaganda.

[@toocoolforu]

@@nickdavis6676Yeah because the West is sooo much better 😂😂😂😂

[@nickdavis6676]

@@toocoolforu Russians act like because the Iraq war happened they can do what they want without regards for victims. The Iraq war should have never happened. But Russia is being the guy who is like "the quarterback 'got to' violate that girl so I get to violate this one. Why are you judging me? The quarter back did it first"

[@iseeu-fp9po]

@@nickdavis6676 That's their cheap talking point. "What about (insert war)? Why can't we be terrible too?". It just goes to show how low their bar is.

[@MichaelaSchneider-j7o]

Yes

[@creativeandaliveat65]

Thank you for showing to the whole world what most Russians are like. Being a Finn, I grew up as their neighbour. Now the entire world gets to be their neighbour. They are heartless and simple minded through and through. One witch talks about young children as "not yet conscious"... These people are just body, no soul.

[@mr.renovator4859]

Well said dear Finn! Rgds from Rutsi 😊

[@izaakbakker9531]

i have finnish friends in the military ,they are the toughest and never ever trusted russia.

[@cool_dude_like_really]

I feel like your emotions cloud your judgement... These generalisations are neither nice nor correct

[@incremental_failure]

Throughout history, Russians coming to "help" has had horrific consequences.

[@allanmason3201]

In a recent Russian Media Monitor YT video, Simonyan bleats on and on about how Russia has never engaged in a war of conquest, but over the centuries, has merely tried to help its less divinely-blessed neighbours by moving on to their territory and taking over control. (She doesn't mention how many of the locals were slaughtered or forcibly moved to other parts of Russia, but I wouldn't be surprised if she genuinely has no idea those things ever happened.) It's a mediaeval mindset.

[@incremental_failure]

@@allanmason3201 Even more so that these neighboring areas were often more advanced and had higher quality of life. Most of Russia has always been a complete swamp, nothing more than a settlement with miserable existence.

[@MrJdsenior]

@@allanmason3201 Yes, apparently god holds back freedoms, and even toilets from the 'divinely blessed'.

[@MrJdsenior]

@@allanmason3201 Simonyan knows EXACTLY what is happening. Did you not see the tape of the govt representative, early on, telling them not to discuss the fact that the drones being used were Iranian, because at that time the Kremlin had not yet made that known? They OBVIOUSLY have access to the net, because they discuss (negate) events the day or day after they occur, including claims made by other nations, etc.

[@alicepopovski3643]

Exactly , despise them.

[@cameronkirk7239]

My question to those who said they are removing children from a war zone is that according to Russia they aren’t attacking civilian areas. If that’s the case then most of Ukraine should be perfectly safe for Ukrainian children to stay, meaning there’d be no reason for any to be forcefully moved and kidnapped to Russia

[@jogalong]

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[@michaelkelly144]

That is too logical for many Russians to comprehend. If their personal life of gov. dependency is good, they say nothing against the system. Those few thousands who did protest, well...10,000+ or so are in prison. They get 10 yrs just for using the word (war) instead of Putin's "special operation". He's a deceitful little ex-KGB, psychopathic, horror as are his sycophant associates.

[@DirtFlyer]

Excellent point! I wish the interviewer had replied with this exact commentary.

[@trcthorkun]

Sadly some of these brainwashed people will answer that it is Ukraine that is bombing their own civilian areas.

[@kleinshui9082]

Vote this comment up!! They constantly contradict themselves. They know they bomb citizens but won't admit. They still cling to the ridiculous idea that anything good came from Russia since 2022.

[@dbadagna]

The United Nations' Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide prohibits "forcibly transferring children of the group to another group," and the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child bans the "illicit transfer and non-return of children abroad."

[@eliasziad7864]

The UN also said militaries must evacuate civilians from war zones.

[@engletinaknickerbocker5380]

@@eliasziad7864 Where is your brain, and sense of decency? I thought at first you must be a troll, trying to be devil's advocate, tricking people, but maybe you are an AI experiment.

[@hugsandcurses]

@@eliasziad7864 Then you send them back to Ukraine via a neutral party.

[@namastezen3300]

​@@eliasziad7864the Budapest memorandum guarantees that Russia will respect the borders and sovereignty of Ukraine and will never invade. Life is cheap in Russia, their promises are worthless and they would rather die than pay retail.

[@suicidalbanananana]

@@eliasziad7864 Yes, the UKRAINIAN MILITARY must evacuate civilians, because we're talking about UKRAINIAN CHILDREN inside the country of UKRAINE. And they ARE constantly evacuating people. You're not fooling anyone and only making your own future worse by trying to defend this war crime.

[@Julia_2]

They took the homes and the families of these kids and thinking they are helping them separating them from their families, SICK!

[@johnstafford7288]

What got me was organs taken from children in Europe that idea is weirder than i can imagine as far as i know children that came here from Ukraine are here with their family organs still attached.

[@livenotonevil8279]

Analogy: Blow uo someone's home, then "save" its misplaced/orphaned children .... without asking any of the relatives what they think should be done with them.

[@HubertofLiege]

No difference in politicians everywhere. Create a problem, allocate money to fix it, be seen as a hero.

[@engletinaknickerbocker5380]

@@HubertofLiege I've never seen such a bunch of trolls here. This is not the actions of decent human beings whatever you call them. Children are human beings and NOT problems to 'be fixed'. Is that what your momma thought about you? Do you think this way about your children? Heaven help them.

[@HubertofLiege]

@@engletinaknickerbocker5380 this is what politicians do everywhere. It’s how they gather power, influence and money. Look at all the social safety nets in the west for poor underserved and how it traps them into poverty.

[@MrJdsenior]

Actually that's not an analogy, that is an accurate description of the facts on the ground, in Ukraine.

[@TimothyCote]

The children should never have been removed from Ukraine. And should be returned to the rightful country of birth. Ukraine can take care of their own children. Child abduction, in any situation, is just that, a crime.

[@classicbird2627]

It's not about the "rightful country of birth" - it's about the parents or the family these children were born to. Since only they have the right to determine the place of residence of their children. No matter, where ever this family might live. If they decide to migrate to Russia and take their children with them, it is their right to do so. But most of these children have parents who were desperately fighting to get their kids back. THAT's the injustice.

[@wokewokerman5280]

...average Ruzzian believes the BS Putin is spewing about nazis...so make sense to scorch the earth and destroy all those Ukrainian towns, villages, cities, kill civilians and steal the surviving children... nothing new

[@masaacc-cr9uo]

This IS ONE of The reasons russians Can not bé respected for a looooooooong time!! IT takes More than 100 years...

[@claylover9845]

It makes me angry watching this video. Too many of the people interviewed are justifying this heinous act...what monsters...

[@eliasziad7864]

Cus you are just delusional.

[@gilbertoarizona305]

They are ignorant animals

[@namastezen3300]

I agree. Rusiya tse zlo

[@gilbertoarizona305]

Total disregard for human life. Glory to Ukraine!!!!!!

[@JustJonny15]

Can you prove this fact? That Russian are kidnapping and eating Ukrinein children? Perhaps you witnessed it? If not you witnessed it then you do not know the entire truth. None of us will until after the war

[@MaxCountryLiving]

You are doing a great work with this channel. More thinking leads to more freedom. Freedom is the greatest ambition of every human being.

[@arinazakharenko2221]

But the Russians answering the questions aren't really thinking they're repeating the propaganda being fed to them by the government unless they start to think nothing's gonna change in "their" viewpoint

[@stuffandbits6505]

the disconnect in some of these people is unbelievable, destroying a neighbour's garden and then 'saving' bringing plants from there to plant in own garden..... :(

[@rhettg24]

Russians are going to pay for generations. Thank you for documenting this.

[@anthonyhulse1248]

Hopefully

[@eliasziad7864]

Wishful thinking lol, cope more.

[@hugsandcurses]

@@eliasziad7864 oh they will. the question is how much will everyone else pay as well.

[@pw4780]

War crimes will be accounted for and Russia’s economy will be dust.

[@yo2trader539]

They're still paying for the Soviet experiment. It's just Russia, that's how they have been.

[@vaidam3084]

Deportation is a war crime. You may call this "help for children" it doesnt matter. This is a war crime. This is horrible,

[@dimka2006]

Tolko russkie mogut nazvat eto “pomoschyu”…

[@hugoschmitz6649]

"deporation" in a safe region during war time, is a very common treament and nobody would call this a war crime. This happened in every country in every war.

[@dimka2006]

@@hugoschmitz6649 Like Nazi Germany? 😀

[@ajcyrilldy]

@@dimka2006you think it’s just Germany that did that? All the Allied Forces also did that.

[@dimka2006]

@@ajcyrilldy Sorry, where are you from?

[@jansSundews]

It broke my heart to hear this. We are all once a child, and we all know that being with our parents meant the whole world to us even if they are not perfect, but they are our only parents. Now that I have my own 3 kids, I am willing to give up everything and even my life if someone else takes them away from me. "There's no place like home". - A saying goes.

[@nicholasmudrinic4464]

The lack of awareness boggles my mind. Unreal!

[@TheTonny1310]

I hope that my family will never need "help" from Russia......And certainly not the help that Russia "thinks" you need. I can feel that it is getting harder and harder for me to forgive the Russian people for just ignoring what is going on. There is no excuse for the population, not anymore. They are very proven to simply ignore the facts.

[@mitchrodee]

At the beginning of this war, I had a lot more hope for Russia and its citizens than I do now. Actually, I’m at the point of saying Let’s give Ukraine any and every weapon they ask for. Heck, I wouldn’t even put any constraints on how they could use them.

[@alterento]

So you support the die of lots of people. now Ukrainian beat Russians cities and citizens are dying. So you support it. Ok, it means you just murder. The right way is stop one side propaganda and find Pease

[@MmMRmaxim]

I think those of that knew the Russians were a lot less surprised. Russia understands only one language and that's force. A sad reality in the 21st century, but a reality nonetheless.

[@juliec5309]

Yup ...i went through the same journey as you..anf ended at the same place...give them everuthing they need

[@alterento]

@@MmMRmaxim you just don't understand you say about. You seat in warm place, have food and internet. You said about war and you don't understand what it is. Because if you know, you wouldn't support it. It's lots of dies and unhappiness. There's not fairness war, it's just myth to make people kill each other easier and don't feel pangs of conscience. The support of war just make war more bloody. Do you know that US supply prohibited weapon? Do you support that children in Russia will be killed by it and with your support?

[@eliasziad7864]

What weapons would Ukraine get? NATO has depleted themselves.

[@nathanbanks2354]

Most of the people interviewed speak as if the parents were missing. The most egregious violations were when parents were tricked to send kids to a camp, often through school, and they never returned.

[@sergiybovtik7764]

Some were simply separated by russians in filtration camps/points on their way from occupied territory like near Mariupil.

[@Nobleheart111]

Exactly. Abduction in its worst form. Death to Russia and its people.

[@FrankBenlin]

I have never been more disappointed in the people while watching one of your videos.

[@salad7776]

These are people brought up in a lack of empathy, where only their own "I" or the closest family counts. This is due to the fact that this nation has never been free for a single generation, they have always been slaves under the heel of their rulers, from mad tsars, through communist criminals, to today's ruthless secret service mafia. There is no help for these people.

[@christopherbrennan5954]

A small number of people spoke sensibly. Usually none do. As disappointing and depressing as this video is, it's a vast improvement on all others. If you want to find faith in humanity, don't look to Russia,

[@Phoenix-12345]

It's not "some" children. it's 700 000!!! officially since 2015.

[@benjiviews4300]

The basic Russian position in this video: "Russia is not stealing children, but if we are stealing children, it's not stealing, it is helping..."

[@MrJdsenior]

Except for a couple to three of them, that is a good summation. Those very few answered correctly, that it is wrong.

[@mathijszwier6026]

Russia has forbidden and banned all foreign humanitarian organizations in Russia, but really feels like "helping" children in Ukraine against their will, to protect them against a war started by Russia...

[@stevemchadd]

Removing the children from the country you have attacked can only be considered a crime no matter what. These kids were already traumatised by the invasion, taking them from all they have ever known is truly despicable.

[@baumstamp5989]

i'd rather have the list of kidnapped kids be large and the list of killed kids due to bombing low. so i guess pootin is going for war crime #2 (kidnapping civilians/kids) instead of war crime #1 (killing even more civilians/kids) if i leave out all partisanship and rationally compare these isolated two options with each other then getting these kids away from the warzone is the correct choice.

[@stevemchadd]

@@baumstamp5989 Getting them out of a war zone inside of the country they were born by handing them over to Ukrainian authorities would be the right thing to do. Whichever way you like to paint it, removing children from their country of origin by an invading force is a heinous war crime

[@baumstamp5989]

@@stevemchadd if ukrainian side doesnt evacuate on their sphere of influence it's their decision. but tbh i bet they do it as well. but on occupied territory you can only evacuate civilians away from the frontline. there exist no frontline corridoors. you cant send anything or anyone unharmed from ru side to ukr side or vice versa across the contact line. this has to be done in follow up arrangments through 3rd party supervision. i hope the children will be sent back to the parents as soon as the fighting is over, which is hopefully as soon as possible... better today than tomorrow...

[@stevemchadd]

@@baumstamp5989 If that's the case, why didn't ru send the kids to ukr side?? And if you believe those children will be sent back you probably think the tooth fairy is married to father Christmas.

[@helloicanseeu2]

the germans did that in ww2, now russians are doing the exactly same thing.

[@oldergeologist]

Hard to believe that these people would have such a cruel attitude. On these street interviews the Russians often state how kind they are. History and these interviews don’t support that view.

[@gilbertoarizona305]

It's because they are animals - lower then dogs

[@zachemny]

Why do you think they are cruel? They didn't do anything bad to children and just express their opinion on the street. They may look on this situation differently from you through the prism of their state media. Which represents these acts as benevolent help and saving of the children from certain death during war. They may be not so smart to see through the lies and didn't thought over their answers. Still they are definitely not cruel

[@gilbertoarizona305]

You are ignorant. You can’t take someone’s children. You obviously are Russian.

[@NYJGreatness]

@@zachemny: Stop making excuses for those people.

[@zachemny]

@@NYJGreatness Stop telling me what to do. Mind your own business.

[@bovver93]

taking a child from mom is not a HELP! WTF is wrong with their logics

[@ernststag771]

We did not kidnapped them, we just took them to help them. -Every single kidnapper.

[@edmurth]

I’ve watched some horrible things from this invasion of Ukraine, things people should never see, but this really turned my stomach. Who knows better what Putin’s regime is capable of then ordinary Russians? Stealing children from their parents, putting them in camps, making them sing the Russian national anthem, even cases of torturing children. I remember seeing the young girl at that Russian Nuremberg rally made to thank some soldier while thousands of dead were still buried in ruins of Mariupol. How do these people think things can ever go back to normal without facing what their country has done?

[@havapuppy]

They tell the children their parents don’t want them! 😢

[@olyakryvko]

💙💛

[@marshuswp3325]

You read my mind! Slava Ukraini from Canada!🍁💙💛🍁

[@verar2247]

And you really think all that people in video think about camps and singing Russian songs? Really? It's basicly just 'save child or let them die in millitary zone' question to normal people.

[@FrOsTIIDeAtH]

You are overexaggerating. They consider this that "people were in the warzone, we saved them, so its good". They have no idea about geneva convetions/a need to give all evacuated citizens to a third country etc. They assume all the kids are orphans except for rare cases. So, if it all summed up is there anything wrong with their answer?

[@quarryryde]

Disgusting. Most them cannot clearly answer whether the children should be returned to their parents. I had hoped that they thought the children were orphans but they knew.

[@pw4780]

The next question would be - how are there so many Ukrainian orphans if Russia does not target and murder civilians?!

[@WHADATBOYNAMEIS]

👆THIS

[@EdjieboaNova]

No invasion, no need to "save" the kids. This escapes reasoning for some. Thank you for making this. Dallas, Texas 💙🌻

[@Bear-us9gn]

How fascism is everywhere, in Texas of course

[@EdjieboaNova]

@@Bear-us9gn sounds like you didn't listen video, but respond to responses. Where are you chiming in from?

[@kirillpoddubsky1735]

Yes, just like in Iraq, they bombed everything and left the children in the ruins without future.

[@PBUCKY1969]

I watch quite a lot of these videos - there are simply no words. I cannot understand how anyone can justify these things.

[@gfody7593]

So stealing children from parents, because your country invaded a sovereign nation is OK? The convoluted rationalizations are appalling. Why do these people think that Ukrainian families have been torn apart in the first place?

[@eliasziad7864]

But children were not stolen from parents and you have no evidence to prove this except from Ukrainian propaganda.

[@arielbatista7ify]

Magic!

[@cmconley33]

The older ones don’t even recognize Ukrainians as a different ethnicity than Russian, so they they think they are taking in Russian kids with unusual accents who speak a dialect of Russian. Where that comes from, I don’t know: I am fluent in English and conversational in Ukrainian, but can really only muddle my way through Russian (Polish and Belarusian make more sense to me), and that is only becomes Russian has both Latin and French influences that English also has: when my Ukrainian comes up blank, my English sometimes fills the gap, but still, Russian has a distinct Old Church Slavonic and even Turkic influences that I can’t make heads or tails of. The younger ones seem motivated by genuine care and would like to return the kids, but not to a war zone-a war zone they are unwilling or afraid to admit that their own government created.

[@JustJonny15]

Where do you get this thought from? If a country is in war, there is a lot of trouble for that country. Including homelessness. Many kids walk the streets alone. It is the human thing to help them snd provide them a safe place during the war. Russians are not kidnapping or eating Ukraine baby 😂 they are getting them out of a war zone.

[@mtonin5578]

@@JustJonny15so why give them express citizenship and put them for adoption? Russia spends no effort finding out if these kids have families in Ukraine that would take them.

[@pejgrio1809]

Some of the people are forgetting one thing. The Kremlin's support of separatism and the launch of the full scale war is the main reason why these children are in need for help.

[@jdocean1]

Thank you. These people skipped logic class.

[@JesusSanchez-ij5de]

Ayuda. Pero no de Rusia. Para eso está su familia, y si no hay familia el estado Ucraniano. No Rusia.

[@lmao.3661]

"support" of separatism is an understatement, they caused it. they were in complete control the whole 8 years.

[@hugsandcurses]

@@jdocean1 no they just specialized in the false logic section.

[@Hawky2947]

It's nof even funny how Kremlin invaded Ukraine to "protect and save their people living in Ukraine"... but their main interest is in the land, not "their" people. No one even knows where the deported people ended up at - Siberia, war-feeding factory, gulag... apart from the "protected" men who were thrown into the frontlines by Russia and probably gone forever by now. Simply, a genocide on Ukrainians and russian minorities.

[@Tongue_Twister]

Breaking international law is not an aid. It's obviously a crime.

[@eliasziad7864]

Where has international law been broken in terms of civilian evacuations?

[@kguehini]

yeah these children should be left in the active war zone, that would be fine.

[@JesusSanchez-ij5de]

​@@eliasziad7864 En la convención de Ginebra. Donde deben devolver a los niños a sus faliliares, en su defecto al estado ucraniano, o a un país neutral. No se los puede quedar Rusia. Es un delito. Un crimen de guerra. ¿Lo entiendes o no?.

[@yikwanwong8267]

@@eliasziad7864 If you take children from their parents and bring them to camps in Russia where the children are not even allowed to speak their native language and are being brainwashed. What makes the situation even worse, is that many of the "evacuated" children are being put up for adoption even if they have parents. This is not western press, but statements by Lvova-Belova (Presidential Commissioner for Children's Rights in Russia) who said that the aim is to integrate the children in Russia. She even bragged about having adopted one of the "evacuated" children herself.

[@hugsandcurses]

@@eliasziad7864 shelling evacuation corridors and kidnapping children. I do not know if you want to include the hospitals that were targeted because they were not technically evacuating at the time. I think you missed the entire point of this video, oh wait no you are just a paid propagandist.

[@ems4433]

I'm unable to watch the complete video. They are guilty of this war.

[@Bear-us9gn]

The worst is that some people know the truth but suppress it to stay correct with the propaganda. How sad and how patient you have to be to listen to this! Courage Alyona, everything is not "fucked up", at least for you.

[@LanaW123]

I can NOT to watch this any more. This nation is so done. Any time I want to have a hope that there are " good Russians" are -- I get disappointed. No more hope

[@hymaera]

Statistically 1 from 10000 ruski is mentally healthy.

[@NYJGreatness]

You were kidding yourself then lol.

[@zachemny]

Condamning the whole nation for the actions of a few individuals is a distilled chauvinism. These interviewed people probably don't see situation like you do. They are looking at it through the prism of their state media. But still they personally have done nothing to deserve hatred.

[@suicidalbanananana]

@@zachemny They are allowing this government to destroy their own country, they are well aware, but they don't care. And not because of brainwashing but because the average Russian simply does not even care for the one standing next to them, let alone people from other countries, future generations, or anything like that. And you don't seem to realize that they have unfiltered internet access, they can literally just educate themselves on the facts, nothing is forcing them to only watch their own state media. So let's agree to disagree, in my opinion we don't need to care about them, they've had plenty opportunities to do something, but a handful of Russian people aside they literally don't do anything, so the harsh reality is that they get to face the consequences of their lack of action.

[@ravenbenoit]

« A few individual « ..you are deluded.

[@JS-ip8xm]

For years I tried to convince sceptical relatives that, despite the horrors of Holodomor and Stalinist terror, there were lots of good and kind-hearted people in Russia. Now I feel like a complete idiot.

[@johnwayne8494]

The kind of country that can carry out the atrocities Russia has for decades and face no public resistance is not the kind to be overflowing with kind hearted people.

[@ronnynoneofyourbusinessgoo7892]

​@@johnwayne8494They faced public resistance. Those decent and many average were all murdered over generations. One wave of Soviets after another but all the decent ones and all the outspoken ones. If you read Solzhenitsyn's Archipel Gulag, you will understand

[@Julia-Richter]

"It is Putins war, not the war of the Russian people". Seems I was wrong.

[@nydydn]

It's good to know your history, it's even better to know the other's history. You would have learned that Holodomor is only what happened in Ukraine, but the same happened again and again in many Russian colonies, and some even way more recent. Then you would have figured that Holodomor and deportations was not something that happened in the past, but how the Russian empire stays afloat.

[@ChrisM541]

So, evil Russia goes to war with Ukraine - after they did THIS to them.... The Holodomor, where Stalin deliberately stole Ukrainian grain in 1932-33, thus causing the deliberate death of between 4-7 million of Ukrainians. Since 2006, the Holodomor has been recognized by the European Parliament, Ukraine, and 25 other countries, as a genocide against the Ukrainian people carried out by the Soviet government. --> For Russia to attack Ukraine today, after what they did to them in the recent past, SHOULD render the existence of every human in Russia null and void !!!

[@ng22ng]

All children were to be immediately handed over to Ukraine. Let through third countries, but immediately. Instead of delivering them all over Russia and giving them to someone unknown for adoption. These are the children of Ukraine! Most of these children have relatives looking for them! Poor children, I can't even imagine the scale of their psychological trauma.

[@ng22ng]

Nobody knows the exact number of deported children. Many of them will be lost forever! And we will never know if they survived or were given for organs, as these people claim here. The children who went to Europe, USA, etc. went there with their mothers! According to the law of Ukraine, in wartime, children can leave the country with only one of the parents (one or two). Even close relatives are not allowed to take their children out because the chances of kidnapping are too high.

[@jakejackson6730]

Why make a big deal about this? Ukraine trains children to be warriors. That's no good for them

[@suicidalbanananana]

@@jakejackson6730 Heh, no they dont, stop lying to yourself & stop trying to justify war crimes by your horrible government with utter nonsense like this. Instead of wasting your time making dumb comments just maybe watch a few different news sources and draw your own conclusions instead of blindly following the random nonsense your government yells each day.

[@j7286]

@@jakejackson6730 Russia is training the older Ukrainian children to be warriors, in camps in Crimea.

[@ng22ng]

@@jakejackson6730 1. What is not a big deal for you is a big deal for adults. 2. What these children want to become in their country is none of your business. 3. It is not good for them to be away from their family. Strangers can do whatever they want with them. Nobody will know.

[@camillamattsson7235]

It's really bad that no one even mentions that they themselves are the aggressive party that causes everything that these poor children have to experience in their own country🤯🤯🤯😠😠😠

[@RoGa766]

And were they asked about it? Are they aggressive parties or not? Or you can't speak nowadays without a FULL disclaimer?

[@denachea7533]

I really am baffled by some of the answers from the younger people.

[@heatherhinde6544]

How dare these ...or any...people say that if it were up to them they would let a 14 year old child decide if they want to return to their country. They have no right by international law to make decisions about the children of families from another country. This is obscene, unwarranted and a criminal act. When this is over the international court in the Hague should demand justice. By that time one wonders how many Ukranian children will still be traceable. Disgraceful and disgusting. These people should feel ashamed of themselves.

[@0013dancer]

"shame"? - most russians don't know what that is. (

[@dna9838]

​​@@0013dancerindeed. That boat sailed many years ago. The russian psyche seems to have lost all sensitivity to shame like it has lost sensitivity to suffering. The emotional defence mechanism being to accuse everyone else of russophobia.

[@popscratchie3985]

When you can excuse the kidnapping of children it’s clear you’ve crossed the border from human to inhuman

[@CaroAbebe]

Someone should tell some of these people that you don’t abduct children, because this constitutes genocide, a heinous war crime. You help them within the confines of their country, opening up safe corridors for them, reuniting them with members of their family whenever possible. Bl**t, some of these children were even taken away from their mothers under false pretences!

[@GreenJeepAdventures]

A country that starts a war, then "helps" children effected by that war by taking away from their own country. Amazing logic !

[@mirka]

This is Ruski Mir in real life

[@kobbetop]

Russia always brings peace but war seems to happen before this magical peace they speak of.

[@emildavidsen1404]

It would have been much more interesting if you haf asked: Geneve convention says that people removed from disputed/fought over territories are to be held or handed over to a third, none-aligned nation. Why dont Russia follow the convention?

[@ron9320]

Most oft the people do not understand the difference between saving children from a war zone and taking children away, give the to another family and change its identity!

[@salad7776]

I wish the Russians that their children also receive the same help, preferably from the Chinese.

[@fonkyman]

ahhh yes the chinese.. they actually would harvest the kids organs,...

[@Juissimies84]

Can i copy your avatar to my YT-account? Message is my point too exactly!

[@salad7776]

@@Juissimies84 sure, yes, I drew mine in corel draw!

[@IseeAllOfYou]

I can’t even bring myself to watch this one, because there is absolutely no excuse for the war crimes that have been committed. This is probably the most despicable along with the r a p i n g of people including children going on in Ukraine by the Russians. They will all pay.

[@Hochspitz]

Yes, these people make my stomach churn. This one was very hard to watch.

[@muzaaaaak]

All the videos of late are gut wrenching. I cannot sit by idly as Russian citizens do nothing to right these wrongs. They’re all complicit to war crimes.

[@yo2trader539]

Ukrainians were raping a lot during WWII, so it's not a surprise.

[@joyfulnoise816]

It's becoming harder to watch any of these.

[@JustJonny15]

Can you prove that war crimes were committed? Perhaps you were there watching? It is not wise to believe everything you hear. War is always he said she said.

[@r.c.c.3871]

Nothing in Ruzzia has changed in hundreds of years. Barbarians one and all.

[@10outof10x]

🤔 really?

[@telebubba5527]

@@10outof10x Tartar-Mongolian Horde accoording to Magretha from the Solovjov broadcast. She claims they stopped them, but they were really turned into NPC's.

[@marissaalonzo7997]

​@@10outof10xYeah, at the very least a Soviet mindset. My husband was taken from his Ukrainian family at 5 years old to compete for USSR. It was normal then. He only saw his family on brief vacations for the rest of his life...

[@iberiano-ls2rv]

@@10outof10x oh yes, they are war criminals.

[@Jimmy4video]

When you are "evacuting children in need" you don't need to lie about summer camps to seperate the children from the parents.

[@susan9188]

Outrageous! One Mother whose little boy had been taken has no idea where he is or even if she'll ever see him again. These Russians seem to think they're doing the kids a favour, but they have parents who are being denied their children. Fancy being a parent having to live with that for the rest of your life, horrendous. These people won't even believe that their own soldiers are being killed by other Russian soldiers if they withdraw from the front line. The PoWs will tell them what they've wirnessed when they get exchanged, but they still won't believe them. I wash my hands of Russia completely.

[@frankmacs9379]

I can't believe what these people have just said! We blame Putin for the horrific evil deeds that Russia has inflicted on Ukraine but actually ordinary Russians are just as bad as him. This is a country that has lost all of it's humanity. There is no way back for this nation - evil permeates through all of it now😢

[@0013dancer]

If you look through history - russians never had any humanity. Unfortunately, they are very skilled at propaganda and glorifying "mother russia", and been fooling the world for centuries.

[@marshuswp3325]

Russians being f'g RuZZians...

[@michaschulz9511]

It's like the Third Reich. It wasn't Hitler who was responsible for the crimes - it was millions of ordinary Germans who committed them. Anyway, during World War II, the Germans kidnapped children exactly as the Russians do now. By the way - according to Russian propaganda, Russia is fighting "Ukrainian Nazis" now...

[@guidobolke5618]

The best way to keep up the support for ukraine: Let ordinary russians speak their mind.

[@alisasimon5456]

Lady said:” now there is a war, and we need to help them” so Russian people admit that there is a war. Interesting, so they- Russian people-admit that people, children may die as a result of that war. Who do they think started this war? They are in total denial 🥸

[@k.a.stensson]

Scary how clueless the average Russian is

[@AndrewKerr2406]

Oh bless the Russian people, they love the children of the country they invaded and ruined, what kind hearted people they are.

[@geodezix]

6:28 this guy is the most clueless of them all ".....those that want to take the child are okay with it, then why not?" I hope some steals his kids one day.......

[@rickerhart907]

Unbelievable. They think they're helping? After destroying the Children's Home and killing their family, they helped them by taking them away and giving them to somebody else. These people are fkd up

[@mirka]

Yep, irreparably damaged ppl

[@kobbetop]

That’s the russian plan. From Lisbon to Vladivostok and Alaska too. All big happy family after millions are dead. That’s the plan, never forget that no matter how ridiculous it sounds.

[@anthonyhulse1248]

In our perspective it’s a war crime and a form of genocide.

[@leonbishop7404]

@@E-the.islander you dont need Geneva or any other convention to see the weight of this crime and anyone who justifies it

[@jcrosful]

This is sickening

[@eric00921]

If Russia is so worried about Ukraine children, stop bombing them and stop the war.

[@craig7350]

At least they're admitting the kids were taken. Thats the start of a very long road of penance and redemption I doubt the Russians have the fortitude for.

[@retroroo832]

“They have a war going on there” no YOU have a war going on there. Zero accountability from these mfs

[@berg8970]

Amazingly not one person thought of sending the children to Kiev.

[@JS-ip8xm]

Amazingly? Welcome to Russia.

[@anchorread68]

they already given back to their parent. What given back to Kiev? this is not prisoner exchange.

[@MrPurge11]

@@anchorread68 This is how Russia sees children. As prisoners

[@anchorread68]

​@@MrPurge11 "giving back to Kiev" is wrong because it is like prisoner exchange, it means children belong to Ukraine government. They belong to individual parent.

[@RyedaleAirsoft]

​@@anchorread68what if the parents are dead? Do you think its ok to keep the children in Russia then?

[@dr.g6105]

It’s getting harder and harder every day to not see the average Russian as a psychopath.

[@stulynn2005]

I wonder how many dead civilians found in mass graves had kids 😢

[@amokamoebe4911]

This is the first video of Daniil that i couldn't watch to the end. these disgusting monsters make me puke.

[@shupingwang3392]

Sergey : "Any intervention in the lives of other's families is not normal." That is the short and long of it. Thank you, Sergey.

[@Ass_of_Amalek]

note that russians use the word "normal" differently, it has a much clearer positive connotation.

[@kallemetsahalme5701]

but i think he sells it short. i assume kreml wants to go full truman show on the kids and brainwash all of them to think they were born in russia, always lived in russia, they lived happily in russia and at most they were visiting some distant relative in former ukraine soil when the ukrainian nazis started some operations and the russians were forced to intervene and save the kids. unfortunately the relatives were all killed. perhaps many of the kids never believe it but will they be able to do anything about it. after their teens theres no repercussions if officials throw them in jail or whatever. only right now they are a "touchy subject" since even in that one event one kid spoke about the war and some official ran to her and started to explain the audience why shes just in shock and not talking clear. because touching kids is still a limit for kreml this is the problem with all whitewashing of history. if you start it, theres really no end limit that you cant cross.

[@jimtomasko3838]

I liked Sergey, the younger gentleman with the sunglasses. He is very intelligent, but obviously has to choose his words very carefully due to the oppressive Russian government. Without saying it, he basically inferred that the whole situation is messed up.

[@ZandermanMr]

yeah fact

[@elcerrado]

those who don't get up or at least leave the country are complicit. It is enough.

[@marcgp6927]

It's easy to be brave in your safe home. What you are asking them to do means 20 years of the harshest incarceration imaginable. That country is just fcked up, and has been fcked up for a very long time. You don't realize what they risk with just some of their answers here. And the author of these videos is a hero, it takes real balls to do what he's doing.

[@reaperbsc]

That's exactly why they need to do it. "The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing" Edmund Burke

[@eaman11]

It ain't about helping the children in the immediacy of harm, it's about not giving them back.

[@grilledchees3]

But you didn't ask: "Does it matter that Russia's invasion is the reason the children need help". Because that changes things. It's like, if I see a cute dog on the street, go and knock it's owner out and then "oh my, poor doggie needs help". Yeah, Russia is like that.

[@riben4563]

It is a war crime in every aspect. Remains me of kidnaping and forced germanization of many Polish children during WW2 by the nazis (historical fact).

[@nirvanak4634]

“It’s to help them” if you really wanted to help them you wouldn’t be bombing them

[@ros8737]

The follow up question have them in trouble reasoning without contradicting their own ridiculous justification to the first question. Brilliant reporting.

[@juppderwal918]

How can one say that protecting these children is a humane action? Who caused all of this?

[@СергейМонин-д7с]

Who is supporting all this? Who's asking for more weapons? The war would be over by now, if not your "help". Putin is an absolute monster, so we'll better to be at war with the monster, than to be at peace with the monster (c) Westerner logic.

[@PESHOPIKATA]

USA staged a nazi coup forgot ?

[@seanbradley5614]

"We are only taking the children to help them...after massacring their parents." Such vile people.

[@GustavoCebo]

Until recently, I was fascinated by Russia. In the old days, in the times of ICQ, I liked to meet people from Russia (I am Brazilian). But, this admiration began to change in 2014 and today I can say that I became "russophobic". The dark side of the country and the people really was the spring that drove this. Therefore, congratulations to the Russians.

[@Anahit-w2y]

Brazil really needs to get out of BRICS. Its not in its interests.