Kremlin fears future threat of China despite Putin's indifference | Mark Galeotti

“China is the only player in town for Putin.”
Russian fear their future will be “stuck spinning around” in the “black hole” that is China, says Russia expert Mark Galeotti.
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[@mw8498]

Don't think the Chinese Commuists are not planning on the return of the Amur-Ussuri region, including Vladivostok, Russia took from it 1858-60.

[@howiescott5865]

The Russians know that the Chinese don't forget... and not just the Chinese.

[@WayYapLee-bu1qs]

Bull $hi★​@@howiescott5865

[@xZxOxVx]

@@howiescott5865 pfff, nobody cares about it, Chinese people are not same mind as imperialist colonist americans

[@Kr0N05]

China is drooling at the thought of a Russia breaking up - they are running out of water on the East side of China and would like access to those large Northern Russian rivers.

[@bencarter1666]

Stop projecting

[@Matthew-wn8oq]

Are you serious ? This war is just as much about the Russian people as it is.about that cellar dweller so dont tell them, " We don't have a problem with you , only Putins regime" no no no ! These sanctions better not get lifted for a long long long time!

[@powervr]

stupidity... political correctiveness harming the truth...

[@geoffrey5665]

Why are you still here? Go back to Donbas to fight for your country.

[@ptick16]

You are absolutely wrong with your assessment of the people of Russia. There are plenty of people in Russia who do not like or support Putin. But, they have little to no strength against their government because of how ruthless and cruel Putin and those that support him are. Also, hundreds of thousands of Russians that do not support Putin have already fled Russia. Then, there are the Russian fighters that are fighting against the Russian army because they wish to rid themselves of Putin. The bottom line is that not every Russian is evil.

[@RyanBrown-nx8dw]

U people arnt very smart

[@ptick16]

Ultimately, the purpose of the sanctions is to put pressure on the Russian economy and the regime, not the Russian people necessarily. But it goes hand in hand that the sanctions will affect the Russian people as well. Still, it is ridiculous to think that ALL the people of Russia support the war. Plenty of them don't. But, since they live under a dictatorship, they have no voice to speak up. Unfortunately for the good people of Russia. The ones that fully support Ukraine, they will always be judged as being evil simply because of them being from Russia.

[@OlaHesselroth]

It's not correct. Putin is there because of Russian culture and belief system. So even if Putin is gone, it will come a new Putin as long as the Russian aren't changed in the same way as Germany was 1945.

[@Pippie5555]

Nobody can be as bad as Putin.

[@wesker911]

Then there is no way of reaching a peaceful resolution, and we should no longer drag our feet.

[@johno1104]

Putin is small man ego

[@larynOneka8080]

The secular West hates Christian Russia.

[@alexanderlazarev3570]

​@@johno1104Wrong, it's Micron.

[@FamilyTherapist]

To a large extent I disagree with that ending statement: "We do not have a problem with Russia, we have a problem with Putin." What do you think is holding Putin in power, some kind of force field?!? He is held up by millions of people who are loyal to him, have been brianwashed for generations and will not accept a rational argument no matter how much you try. My take is that "We have a huge problem with Russian culture of feeling superior to smaller nations." This is part of the thinking of many Russian people, it needs to be changed and that is going to take generations...!

[@Kr0N05]

You nailed it! I guarantee you that Russians are taught in school that they won WWII; ignoring the Lend Lease program from the West, and the 150,000 airmen that died making sure that Russia only faced 300 Tiger Tanks and not 13,000. And look at the way they fight - just keep on sending those Meat Waves; Russians take a sick pride in the fact that they are just cannon fodder through sacrifice for the Motherland.

[@SickBastard69]

Like the Americans?

[@FromDesertTown]

@@SickBastard69 That is a red herring. The OP's comment had nothing to do with Americans.

[@SickBastard69]

@@FromDesertTown and yet he just explained America!!

[@oldskoolrools1353]

​@@SickBastard69can you name one country that America has annexed?

[@real0072]

Xi told his staff privately "he wants to eat the Russian Apple from the inside out"

[@stephenmuir5030]

Is that a Big Apple?

[@jellybryce7742]

@@stephenmuir5030 siberian oil fields are.

[@lorenzo6868]

Mark Galeotti is the best expert that you can invite, finally an expert who doesn't state the obvious.

[@mrkiplingreallywasanexceed8311]

I completely disagree... My comment explains why and sits right above yours, if you're interested....

[@musicmaker1617]

Just curious: Who says the obvious. And what is that. I want to hear.

[@musicmaker1617]

I want someone who state the obvious. Where do I go?

[@Jobo-wz9ug]

Galeotti always talks in his superficial and I-know-it-all way. But what he says contains very little 'aha - that's why-knowledge'

[@WeejimmySnazberry]

From Putin s perspective, everything is about the west. The strength and dynamics of the West pose threats to the regime which is controlled by the Kremlin, and for these reasons, the power and influence of democratic states must be eroded. Instead of identifying solutions to the problems facing Russia, Putin prefers to export them. Therefore, if you can show (and contribute, openly or by less visible means) that the European Union faces many problems and its unity can be broken, that American democracy is not perfect and you can bring a Russian puppet as president, that neighbouring states are free to choose their partners only within limits agreed by the Kremlin, then you can show Russian society that the rest of the world is no better than Russia. In support of his theory, Timothy Snyder provides conclusive examples. Thus, to destabilise the European Union, the Kremlin ordered the bombing of Syria, which led to the creation of large waves of migrants ; funded the political forces that promoted Brexit; provided financial and political support to extremist formations in the EU Member States. To prevent the Western model of social organisation from advancing to Russia's borders, Putin invaded Ukraine. To strike at the foundations of American democracy, the Kremlin was involved in the 2016 US elections.

[@joesod]

but the refugee flows were already flowing at maximum in Summer 2015 before Putin intervened to back up Assad end of september 2015, the refugees were actually fleeing the brutal civil war and the isis caliphate which had taken hold. Putin merely took advantage of the opening left by Obama's reluctance to intervene in Syria

[@thinkerly1]

Russia is threatened by success. Name one product made by Russia that you have bought.

[@RyanBrown-nx8dw]

I thought the russuans just had shovels

[@Kr0N05]

Absolutely correct - every dictator fears that eventually their citizenry will see the better lives of the people in the countries around them; and so they attack those surrounding countries.

[@bencarter1666]

No it's the meddling and machinations that is the problem.. Being such a stranger to any truth which is the problem.. Always been the problem

[@ianworley8169]

The irony of Russia fearing a future of their own creation. Had they respected their own borders, refrained from invading its neighbours, their military power would have remained unkown and intact. Their economy would have continued to grow. Instead, they're distrusted worldwide. Their arms sales have collapsed. Their neighbours are building up their military capabilities. NATO is enlarged and considerably strengthed and their exports are contracting. Now China is rapidly emerging as the dominant partner. Putin has totally misjudged his strategic manoeuvres at immeasurable cost to Russia.

[@God-ub8fn]

you dont have a cue lol

[@BoycottChinaa]

Russia becoming North Korea 2.0, a guard dog w nukes except this one has natural resources

[@zeke2566]

😅das vadanya comrade!

[@BoycottChinaa]

Saying Russia is becoming North Korea with fuel gets my comment removed? Treasontube

[@2msvalkyrie529]

Yeah.....Sweden has joined NATO. Putin must be quaking in his boots ?! The mighty Danish / Dutch / Spanish / Italian etc etc armies all arranged against him..😂😂

[@captainhadd0ck]

Whichever way you slice it, Ruzzia's future is looking extremely grim.

[@vegas1a]

Same as the Present.....

[@lorenzcassidy3960]

Aww... It couldn't happen to a better country!

[@chepushila1]

@@lorenzcassidy3960 It could and is. That country is Ukraine, but I doubt for long.

[@Proxymated]

Russia will grow larger

[@bencarter1666]

Yours isn't?? 😂

[@alanmpage]

Russia has one thing that the Chinese wish for, lots of land....for agriculture.

[@boink800]

And many, many minerals for its industry.

[@AnthonyOMulligan-yv9cg]

Water, water and.........water

[@trevorroberts9584]

​@AnthonyOMulligan-yv9cg Indeed water, water, water, and other natural resources.

[@froodtube]

It is far more about the oil. South China Sea lanes account for 75% of China's oil. If it chooses to go to war as it tries to claim its neighbors' resources actually belong to China, that demand for oil goes way way up and those sea lanes get cut off. There is no good way for China to defend them. Russia is almost a pre-requisite for China if it wants to wage an imperialistic war, and the other autocrat that's been in power long enough for it to go to his head, Xi, shows every sign of wanting that. He needs the land path oil that can't be easily stopped. That means China has to either reclaim its 'Northern Territories' that Russia annexed from China in the 1800's (there are a lot of 'ethnic Chinese' there being discriminated against, they need protection, and the land is really historically Chinese anyway blah blah blah), or it needs a total stooge on par with Kadyrov or Lukashenko who will do China's bidding and give China those resources for peanuts without question. For now, Putin is proving a good little stooge for China, and the icing is he is both weakening Russia tremendously if China chooses to switch to option A of taking their land back, and also draining Western resources and bearing the brunt of the cost for Putin's war that benefits China more than Russia.

[@trevorroberts9584]

@froodtube Outer Manchuria did/does belong to China. Arguably, other areas do as well. They were stolen by Russian imperialists.

[@johnreid6067]

What use is the UN when in no way are they United???

[@solconcordia4315]

@johnreid6067 It's a great place for diplomats to "squawk" and get paid while living well in a city (New York, New York) with reasonably world-class amenities. "If you can make it here, you can make it anywhere !"

[@Heavy_Distortion]

Kremlin rhymes with gremlin.

[@SL-sd3sg]

..and it’s full of them!

[@KEIAnH]

The gremlin in the Kremlin... I like that.

[@jimmyavpi]

The USA rhymes with Gay, and its full of them..

[@brianingarfill1773]

Great program with inciteful and knowledgeable guests, please do this format again for a longer program duration!!!

[@natalyaisal00ser]

so annoying having to listen to things twice

[@wdsp69]

Mark, always excellent to listen to.

[@Chrisklown]

Evil never has unity. Hate n hatred never has unity

[@richardcory5024]

My feeling is that Galeotti is naive to suppose that somehow a post-Putin Russia will be significantly different from what pertains today. For several hundred years now Russia has had, despite the Bolshevik Revolution, a consistently authoritarian and at times totalitarian system which the population largely tolerates and enjoys. Russia is never Western enough to combine happily with the West and yet never Eastern enough to become compatible with China, North Korea etc. Whatever changes are introduced after Putin leaves they will neither be permanent nor sincere.

[@bencarter1666]

You're totalitarian yourselves all day long.. What are you talking about 😂?

[@richardcory5024]

@@bencarter1666 You cannot believe in free speech, individual rights, right to possess property, a justice system outside government control, freedom from arbitrary arrest, equality under the law and be a totalitarian so I guess that makes us non-totalitarian, all day long, and during the night times too! By contrast, the absence of those features qualifies Russia as a totalitarian state. Simples!

[@larrywirsig2120]

Mark is the man!

[@AnthonyOMulligan-yv9cg]

The Dragon shall eat the Bear

[@solconcordia4315]

@AnthonyOMulligan-yv9cg 1.5 billion children of the Dragon shall repatriate their ancestral Lebensraum stolen by the Bear.

[@johnjdumas]

The Chinese-speaking parts of Russia are gone they are held in name only and those names are reverting back to their Chinese names as well.

[@AnthonyOMulligan-yv9cg]

Russian Women?......... Marry as many Chinese Husbands as Russian Husbands, Chinese Men are held as being better Marriage Material. Possibly they have a lower alcohol percentage?

[@franklegg4527]

3:57

[@franklegg4527]

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[@franklegg4527]

7:23 7:32

[@Anthony-db7cs]

Yeah kinda like how Russia stole Kaliningrad. Russia loves to steal land.

[@thinkerly1]

Rusisa is nearly 2 times (1.78x) the size of China, with 1/10th the people. The population density of China is nearly 18 times that of Russia. Yet Chinese per capita income passed Russia's last year. Though it is hard to know, as the Russians lie more extensively about their economy, considering the true values to be military secrets.

[@bencarter1666]

Russia has historically has had no beef with China.. With US UK, very different..

[@jonm7272]

​@@bencarter1666can you possibly be forgetting most of the 20th century? Who the fk do you think provided the weapons and logistics for ruzzia to survive WW2 (a war they started themselves as allies to the nazis) ?

[@jcoker423]

@@bencarter1666 You don't know very much about Russian history. The settlement of Siberia was brutal, and land was also taken from the Chinese. Russia (Catherine the Great, Peter the Great) has always wanted to be considered European. In the late 70's Breznev worried about the 'yellowing' of the Far Eastern lands, and also the decline of the % of Slavs, and not just Russians, but Ukr/BeloR too, compared to the Central Asians. They introduced measures to increase fertility, but only in the Russian lands. Russians remember the invasions of the Tatars and Mongols, as well as the Germans/French. If you really think China is allying with you because they like you, I have a bridge I can sell you. The Chinese never do anything, except for their own benefit.

[@bencarter1666]

@@jcoker423 Get a life

[@jcoker423]

@@bencarter1666 Get a history book. Don't you like the truth, Tovarisch?

[@lobstereleven4610]

Fantastic guests! Ty👍

[@AORD72]

China watch and waiting like a tiger.

[@midimusicforever]

Best friends no more!

[@matt.willoughby]

Ever insightful

[@JuliusFawcett]

The fact that Putin is blowing up key infrastructure in Ukraine with huge FAB1500 gps glide bombs shows just how hopeless the Russian Army are, there is no way that Putin doesn't want to inherit a well working Ukraine, if Ukraine surrender, he will rebuild all of this key infrastructure, this could be half a trillion dollar alone, but trying to do it without working power stations, water works and other civil engineering is really not in Putin's interest. I could have just said Putin is really struggling, like verge of losing struggling

[@larrywirsig2120]

Love the cat and mouse game Zalinsky is playing with numb nuts Putin.

[@mikemilk2653]

Russia never rebuild what it have damaged or destroyet. They always steal if something to steal. And they only use themselves, if something cud still use somehow useful after war. That is typically russian way.

[@hybridarmyoffreeworld]

Moscow horde´s war record :- 1856 defeated by Britain and France 1905 defeated by Japan 1917 defeated by Germany 1920 defeated by Poland, Finland, Estonia and all Baltic states 1939 defeated by Finland 1969 defeated by China 1989 defeated by Afghanistan 1989 defeated in the Cold War. 1996 defeated by Chechnya 2022 defeated by Ukraine WW2 won USA/Britain , meanwhile Stalin's officers were shot or sent to the Gulags. Millions went to the Gulags, including Solzhenitsyn Moscow's only victories come from invading smaller countries :- a) Hungary 1956 b) Czechoslovakia 1968 c) Moldova 1992 d) Georgia 2008 we have been fighting the barbaric orient for the centuries , we Litwins know the drill ... "Let us begin with this evident fact: Muscovy does not belong at all to Europe, but to Asia. It follows that judging Muscovy and the Muscovites by our European standards is a mistake to be avoided."-gonzague de reynold, 19501 In methodological terms, one should de-Europeanise any analysis of Muscovy policy.- thomas gomart, 20062 "

[@bencarter1666]

Do you consider yourself intelligent?? 😂😂

[@dotvill]

@@bencarter1666 he is mindless parrot from Lithuania, do not seek in this gibberish any rational logic.

[@MG-hidden]

Very good and deep insight as always, Mark

[@JeffCrowl]

Does anyone know anything about that bow and arrow in the background?

[@proselytizingorthodoxpente8304]

Russia always looking around for the opportunity to sign another Molotov Ribbentrop pact

[@JaneSoole]

Has China taken back Vladivostok yet? It is certainly doing a lot of farming fairly near by....

[@chillxxx241]

I believe Russia had to start letting China use the port. Russia is done. They are trying to expand “West” because they have already lost their “Far East”.

[@Afura33]

True

[@mango2005]

Putin's generation are in their 70s, and would remember the Sino-Soviet split after Stalin's death, and the border conflicts of the 1960s.

[@sandybrown4957]

how could we cope without all these experts? well at least Russian faith is in their own hands and not doing the bidding of others, and who's prospects dont seem to bright for all that look around and see how the mighty have fallen

[@VazquezAntonio-ot7pz]

China Continental needs to push him out of the way

[@RickyRyan718]

Where do you get these people from?

[@2msvalkyrie529]

The BBC and British Intelligence (!) has an endless supply of them. They haven't realised how much the World has changed in last 20 years.

[@ThetruthBrush]

What a grand and intoxicating innocence

[@chris77777777ify]

Don’t listen to people with glasses

[@rodneyagesa1851]

When will Times Radio finally get analysts who live in this world and not some parallel universe?

[@geoffrey5665]

They won't. The Times is only for arrogant and stubborn people like me.

[@W_Bin]

8:00 Prof Hazel Smith is analytical and not owned. Please do a full interview of her since you cut her short here.

[@AdmiringOceanSunset-sy7ys]

I don't think the Kremlin has anything to worry about, Putin look's like he has everything under control. Roa Aotearoa nui.

[@user-je9tj5tm2c]

People that can resd minds are amazing!

[@VoltageLP]

We have a problem with russia, not with putin

[@nigelmorley5414]

I would say it was with putin

[@anthonymorris2276]

Surely we have a problem with both. Putin without Russia could not have invaded Ukraine. Russia without Putin might not have done so.

[@VoltageLP]

@@anthonymorris2276 putin is just one of the symptoms

[@VoltageLP]

@@anthonymorris2276 they would've found someone else, even navalny fully supported the occupation of Crimea

[@TheCriticalSigma]

Putin is the core of the problem, but not the extent.

[@timmommens901]

RF a chinese vasal state 😊

[@VazquezAntonio-ot7pz]

He thinks is untouchable why???

[@rustyshackleford2723]

They neighbors, so it's the Devil you do know, for them both!

[@bombheadgames9565]

With half his young gone, fielding WW2 tanks , most of his S400s in a crater in a play area in downtown Kiev .. All that gas and oil in Siberia is right there for the taking.. no oily oily no tanky tanky planey planey.

[@rubixreviews8743]

Love him in “up”

[@user-ls5yt4oo6o]

The czar is not so sure who his friends actually are.

[@mcswordfish]

Did somebody forget to upload the second half of this video?

[@taralown7023]

What is this guy talking about China is the largest help for Russia during this war. Russia would not be Abel to produce missiles and ammunition and tanks and all military equipment without Chinese help. I'm not sure this guy knows what he's talking about or is a Russian asset

[@bencarter1666]

Does that mean you're a western fascist by actual definition... I'm certain of that..

[@froodtube]

The "help" China gives Russia is completely to China's benefit. Desperate Putin is giving away Russia's resources for a song, and greatly weakening Russia in the process as well as making Russia entirely dependent on China. It is a great spot for China to be in. Continue to get cheap resources another few years while Putin decimates Russia, then take back the 'Northern Territories' Russia attacked and annexed from China in the 1800's. Putin is making Russia a bona fide 'Stupidpower' of a country.

[@2msvalkyrie529]

He also predicted the Russian economy would collapse after 3 months and the success of the Great Spring Counter Offensive... 😂😂😂 ?!!

[@russellspeed1693]

Mark is back to collect Rupert's thirty pieces of silver. I am convinced that this man would say anything for a buck.

[@woodstocknation1961]

YDR both fear each other because neither one can be trusted

[@peterrattenbury8608]

So Putin goes. Russia apologises to Ukraine for the damage and loss of life. Ukraine accepts the apology and starts to put right the devastation. What can go wrong?

[@johnnymcdougall6127]

Why do you two guys think that you know exactly what Putin and Ping are thinking or will do??? Its rmbarrassing.

[@tjinc002]

Yeah, all kind of though it's nothing, but try to drive away between the two countries, However, whatever difference they may Have but they know they have to get along Despite what ever all of you trying to say.

[@AnthonyOMulligan-yv9cg]

Japan is the mysterious variant

[@heycidskyja4668]

Nothing mysterious about Japan

[@UhtredOfBamburgh]

China are allies with Russia the same way you have to stick together with your family but their behaviour in public embarrasses you every time

[@eastcoastsailingcenter7768]

The good boys club ?

[@2msvalkyrie529]

The Chairman of the US Senate just named Russia , China and Iran as the forces of Evil . !! But this clown thinks China is a threat to Russia. ....😂😂

[@Backwardlooking]

Lots of mineral and taiga resources for China to support its autarky.should it become an isolated regime.

[@Gayzenon]

❤Ukrainian ❤

[@DeepFinger-UA]

Russia fear the future 😂😂😂 They’re afraid no more ne love them anymore on this planet 😅 Too late 😂

[@timtrewyn453]

Much of Russian thinking about its Western neighbors leans simply on the fact of its relative size of population and sees an advantage. When they apply this perspective to China, the Russians see a severe disadvantage for themselves. This is a legitimate basis for their having existential fears. Add the relative economic power to the equation and their fears are legitimately increased. Where Russia gets off the rails is insisting on an expanded jurisdiction through force rather than a more peaceful course of pursuing security through alliance. In this the Siloviki have concerns of being gradually assimilated by superior Western engineering and business skills. It's an ongoing problem of too many psychopathic brains stuck in their paradigm. Somehow European countries sort out their nationalisms and cultures and for the most part stay in the EU (hey Brits, starting to relate to a Russian concern?) An important carrot to hang out in front of Russia is that a more respectful relationship with Europe might provide a genuine counterweight to Chinese power. Sadly, Putin is unlikely to be the man that brings Russia to such a posture.

[@lesterjoelrivwra4791]

India tambien debe exigir q se tegresen sus territorios q rusia y china tienen ilegalmente. Lleven el caso al haya y q entreguen lo q es por dercho al ñais hermano de la India.

[@user-ni2eh3ob4n]

What's up pu ? Feeling a little bit uncomfortable???

[@bradhigerd4838]

The man spoke truth at the end. The US is not against Russia, but Putin and his Regime. The US wants a great Russia, but Russia has to want it too.

[@peterfreiling6963]

Sorry, I mean Putin is a fool.

[@thinkerly1]

China's gdp is about 18 trillion. Russia's gdp is about 2 trillion. So China's economy is roughly 9 times larger than Russia's. Russia is a very junior partner.

[@Proxymated]

you are a bot, gdp does not define country's economy

[@thinkerly1]

@@Proxymated No, Ivan, I oppose Russia's racist imperialist invasion of Ukraine. GDP is an absolute measure, based on exchange rates. PPP always has the problem of comparaibility. You cannot compare the quality of a Khruschova, a Russian five-story prefab apartment building, with modern buildings made in China.

[@thinkerly1]

Also, you grammar mistakes give yourself away as a ru agent. You should take the course, "Easy English For Russian Agents 101"

[@Proxymated]

@@thinkerly1 Right, you reaffirmed that you do not understand basic economics my guy, there is a reason Russia alone is outproducing all of NATO in 155 mm shells 7 fold...they have the economy and manufacturing to do it all, the most self-sufficient country in the world. And I was in Ukraine when the war started, and i knew perfectly well that it was Ukraine's fault for violating minsk agreements, it was just a matter of time. If anything, it was amazing Russia tolerated 8 years of aggression and let NATO arm them, Putin now admitted it was a mistake to give diplomacy a chance...no kidding. 8 years in, 15k enthnic Russians killed in donbas, but you can pretend there was no provocations and Russia is just crazy and wants to rule the world, whatever helps you sleep at night.

[@slavakotelnikov2440]

Actually the US threat makes these two countries bond

[@cutice]

This guy looks loke hes going to grow up to be the old man in "Up".

[@mrdarbab]

China is more or as powerful as Russia. Paranoia self destroyer. Gotta be number 1 at all costs.

[@aussie807]

what could Russia do to stop China invading Siberia?

[@user-rm7ye8ct6p]

NOT MUCH, PUTIN IMPERIAL DREAMS WILL DISINTEGRATE.

[@bencarter1666]

Stop projecting 😂

[@user-rm7ye8ct6p]

Not much.

[@bilko3249]

I love 1min 20s of repeating content. I love 1min 20s of repeating content. All in an 11 min video. All in an 11 min video. Sigh

[@geoffrey5665]

On 14 June 2022, Galeotti was among 29 people from the United Kingdom banned by the Russian government from travelling to Russia.--- From Wikipedia

[@jimmyjonga8048]

Yes the great warmongering Chinese 😂😂 Propaganda absurdity has limits.

[@timmommens901]

Chinafriendlydotru 😊 RF a vasal state 😑

[@Paul-yh8km]

Times Radio two years ago "Putin has one month left" Times Radio one year ago "Putin has one month left" Times Radio last week "Putin has one month left" Cry Wolf applies to journalism to.

[@solconcordia4315]

@Paul-yh8km Poo-tin's built-up reserve since 2014 will be depleted eventually. Ronald Reagan told the C.I.A. that the Soviet Union couldn't possibly beat the U.S.A. in an all-out arms race because our Columbian economy was double that of the Soviet Union then. We had the all-out arms race but Reagan reined in his incendiary rhetorics with the Old Guard leaders of Bolshevik Communism dying like flies (70 years is the usual human lifespan so in the early 1980s the Soviet Union changed its leaders a few times very rapidly due to their deaths.) Gorbachev was from a new generation who wasn't there in the Bolshevik Revolution of 1917.

[@TheKkpop1]

Read the Bible. The last prevailing empire is Iron (Russia) and Clay (literally China soft power). Both countries don't trust each other since the ancient history, they're different in character. Chinese see them the barbarian in the north. However, US and allies are pushing iron and clay to stick together. China is slowly tilted towards strategic military alliance with Russia in the long run. Daniel 2:41-43 (ASV) 41 And whereas thou sawest the feet and toes, part of potters' clay, and part of iron, it shall be a divided kingdom; but there shall be in it of the strength of the iron, forasmuch as thou sawest the iron mixed with miry clay. 42 And as the toes of the feet were part of iron, and part of clay, so the kingdom shall be partly strong, and partly broken. 43 And whereas thou sawest the iron mixed with miry clay, they shall mingle themselves with the seed of men; but they shall not cleave one to another, even as iron doth not mingle with clay.

[@SwissSicilian]

We have seen a post Sowiet era and everyone was dancing and laughing and making putler his best friend, what the outcome of such a huge blindness is, we can all see atm. Btw the West/US have been constantly warned by all the eastern countries but simply where like the 3 apes: blind, def and mute. In my view it's not only putler and his regime, it's the whole country.

[@rouz0]

you understand nothing about politics, world affairs, and even Russia. Go after your life. it is to Europe's benefit to have a good relationship with Russia but it is highly against the USA's interest. A Russia that is not a threat to the EU will make the whole NATO alliance obsolete. It makes Europe more independent from the USA and easier for them to say no. The US made this war for the sole purpose of stopping the improvement in the relationship between Russia and Europe and detaching Russia. Many of such policies have already been written and can be found in publications such as Rand Cooperation and Brooklin Institute. For Russia, Iran, china, and so on, all different plans are laid out to how to drag these countries to war while emotional people like you have no clue about it and just see the tip of the iceberg and are unaware of the rest. Anyway USA hegemony appears that is finishing, similar to the British empire it will slowly and slowly melt away, but it will be accompanied by various conflicts and misery across the globe.

[@sababugs1125]

@@rouz0 if Russia wants to ally with Europe they can start by leaving Ukraine , Georgia and Moldova alone

[@rouz0]

@@sababugs1125 Why they should do it? It is their sphere of interest and security. And you clearly did not study enough to understand the full extent of planning by the US and how these sorts of conflicts are planned years in advance! You may think a war happened . but it is not true ! A war was planned and was supposed to happen. Of course, these countries can act as sovereign neutral countries but if their actions put the interest and security of Russia at risk, Russia will naturally react. The problem is the way that the USA and Europe are trying to divide the world. They use their economic power to attract other countries or pressure them to act based on their interest. The states do not assume the future is safe if such division is actively on the way. Why it should not be possible to live without diving the world to them and us and discriminating those who are not part of our group? Telling people who are part of us deserve a better life and we act against the interest of the rest? Practically, one does not need to be part of NATO or any security pack to be safe because international law gives permission to defend any country against the aggression of other countries when this aggression does not have any good reason.

[@sababugs1125]

@@rouz0 Russia pushed all 3 to the west with its imperialist policy . All 3 countries were neutral until Russia attacked them

[@solconcordia4315]

@rouz0 Pax Columbiana has been great for peace and prosperity of the 亡國奴 (the "slaves" who lost their countries [to the Americans/Columbians]) as my Dad called them. He was talking about postwar Japan decades after he had been there with the occupying Americans. He didn't like the fact that the Chinese people didn't live any better than these so-called "Losers" when China was on the winning side in *BOTH* World Wars. There's nothing out of Africa's control preventing Africa to impose Pax Africana to foster peace and prosperity of African Nations in an analogous manner as the U.S.A. did for Germany and Japan.

[@Freba66]

blablablablablablablablablablablablablablablablablabla

[@chepushila1]

Lol the NAFO copium is strong with this one.

[@goenzoy712]

Very right in one way but totally wrong in another Russia wants to stand on 3 legs in ideal situation ( Arctic,Asia,Europe ) Only one leg ( Europe ) is broken and will not be repaired anytime soon So Russia can influence Europe only indirect via Africa and Middle East . So Russia will be more of an Asian country in future. And also an Islamic one with at least 30 million muslims in 2035

[@dzzywibble7318]

Hopefully Russia will have a new leader (of sorts) by then and be less autocratic.

[@stephenhowe4107]

And those Muslims will rebel

[@goenzoy712]

It could be but it is clearly not certain.Russian society is different from society in the West

[@goenzoy712]

Even a democratic Russia is a danger to Europe

[@AndyOB1Two]

I think Russia are about to get the other two legs broken. Watch this space they are are financially insignificant and can be ignored in future.

[@philipsmart3895]

Agreed. Just putting it out there but could China and the USA take Russia and divide it between them? This is not a 3 horse race!

[@Andre_XX]

There must be a part of England where their accent can't say "r". Wussia. Ukwaine. Iwan. Kowea. Thwet. Kowespondent.

[@theobserver6639]

Us causeing the problems in middle east pure evil

[@user-ux9br2sg5b]

Bullshitting

[@444Dragoncheese]

If conscription didnt exist I would seriously consider moving to Russia.

[@desmondpun1773]

A South Korean court sentenced a U.S. Army private to 10 years in prison in 2011 for sexually assaulting a local teenage girl. The private in the 2nd U.S. Infantry Division had been indicted in September 2011 on charges of sexually assaulting the 18-year-old girl in the frontline area about 35 km (22 miles) north of Seoul where the U.S. military maintains a heavy presence.

[@vinay7397]

Post Putin Russia can be a western ally, the thaw can come through India which has relations with the west and Russia.

[@Infopirates]

The West will be nostalgic about President Putin when our next generation of Russians come to power 😎 We are children of 90s in Russia 😈

[@kenmurray4005]

Nope, Modi’s India is a basket case too.

[@Pippie5555]

India is no longer with Russia.

[@Infopirates]

@@Pippie5555 ask India's business first, my naive friend 😎

[@Kr0N05]

Yah right. No the West has seen how India tries oh so hard to sit on the fence - it is time to ignore fence-sitters.

[@rouz0]

What can happen to Russia and China's relationship eventually? The worst is that Russia's relationship with China will be like the Europe and USA relationship. Nothing really to make a big deal out of it. However, Russia can be a stronger ally for China because it has plenty of resources and a huge manufacturing base. For years the policy of the USA was to keep Russia and China as separate as possible. However, their clear mistake not only made the two closer than ever, but for the first time in history, Russia shifted the majority of its dealings from the West to the non-western part of the world. The idea that any leader in Russia will give up on Russian interests and submit to the USA is just a delusion and the only way to make such a thing happen is for the USA to install a poppet in Russia.

[@AnthonyOMulligan-yv9cg]

Dribble Dribble Drivel

[@sababugs1125]

Europe has 5 times the population of Russia and is much more technologically advanced than Russia , what are you on about ?

[@alexanderdantonio8999]

Yet a rus president will bend the knee to a chinese emperor...🤣🤣🤣🤣🫡

[@rouz0]

@@sababugs1125 Europe does not have enough resources to build up abruptly and fast. They need to buy many things and manufacturing is far more expensive for them than Russia or China. Today, most of the factories in Europe are assembly lines. in case of a conflict with China, everything should come from the US and they should cross their fingers hoping the Middle East cooperates with them. Britain is no longer an empire that could access resources across the world. the price for one 155mm shell had risen from 2,000 euros ($2,171) at the start of Russia’s full-scale invasion to 8,000 euros ($8,489.60). For comparison, the U.S. currently pays $3,000 for its most modern shells. Most of the production in Europe is by private companies. So the government doesn't have much control over it. The technological gaps between Russia, China, and Europe are not as big as you assume. As this war showed, the gaps are easily manageable by increasing the quantity of production. I don't talk about potential. I am talking about today's situation. Russia now has the most experienced army in the world as no country in the world was involved in such a war after WW2. EU military is badly broken and understaffed. They cannot even produce enough ammunition for the Ukraine. Not enough air defense missiles, not enough artillery shells, and even not enough bullets. Russia alone produces more than the collective West at this time. According to CNN, the artillery shell production is at least 3 times more and expanding.

[@sababugs1125]

@@rouz0 Europe is rich , they can buy a lot of resources , they're advanced so they can make more with less . Russian manufacturing sector is very weak , Russia's economy is basically just resource extraction and arms production (even there most of it is refurbishing old soviet stocks). France alone outproduces Russia in terms of Cars , Aircraft , Medicine and other such consumer goods. Russia at present , on trying to conquer Ukraine spends 45% of the state budget , EU countries on average spend 0.6% of their respective budgets The reason Russia produces more is the same reason I could outrun Usain bolt if he was relaxing on a beach, he's not trying to compete

[@ClubofInfo-Circulation]

where do they find these people? Interview a China or Russia expert, not some flabby guy with glasses that nobody has heard of

[@shofiulazam7108]

Propaganda at its absolute finest 😂😂. Reality is non existent in these people.

[@boink800]

Are we using yet another script from the Internet Research Agency?

[@dzzywibble7318]

Well you have as much time as you need to explain your 'reality' ...go on.

[@AnthonyOMulligan-yv9cg]

How was your "found" lunch at the village garbage tip?

[@rouz0]

it is to Europe's benefit to have a good relationship with Russia but it is highly against the USA's interest. A Russia that is not a threat to the EU will make the whole NATO alliance obsolete. It makes Europe more independent from the USA and easier for them to say no. The US made this war for the sole purpose of stopping the improvement in the relationship between Russia and Europe and detaching Russia. Many of such policies have already been written and can be found in publications such as Rand Cooperation and Brooklin Institute. For Russia, Iran, china, and so on, different plans are laid out for how to drag these countries to war while emotional people have no clue about it and just see the tip of the iceberg and are unaware of the rest. Anyway USA hegemony appears that is finishing, similar to the British empire it will slowly and slowly melt away, but it will be accompanied by various conflicts and misery across the globe.

[@Proxymated]

@@jaunt3603 russia and china have a good friendship. nato is threatened by it so they do this kind of propaganda all the time.

[@NurulHuda-xj8ob]

This is the most anti Russia channel on utube. They sit and miscalculate all kinds of geo politics, but otherwise they're all fine lol x

[@Pippie5555]

You are free to leave any time. Bye bye, Bot.

[@Fu-orksGive.PEACE.achance.]

@nuruhuda yeah it sure is,🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦 and you are a orc bot , get back earning you're worthless rubles.

[@PutraMing]

CIA PROPAGANDA CHANNEL 😅😅😅

[@MGB2408]

Propaganda channel

[@stealth5959]

You should have gone to school, and then you might have a sensible comment.

[@MGB2408]

@@stealth5959 Ukraine is winning right??

[@eyaklen4804]

Amazing. Putin is the King.

[@Nels921]

Putler is a dictator like all of poor Russians people leders. Time will come for the young people to get free.

[@gerryhouska2859]

poo tin is the quean!

[@mariaciupac3522]

Stop with your lies. Mind your business bc Russia is minding their business.

[@Andre_XX]

If Russia was minding their business they would not be in Ukraine.

[@anjafark]

Russia invaded a neighbourcountry. I wouldn't call this "minding its own buiseness".