Modern History of RUSSIA Explained... (Countryballs Animation)

[@bulgariancountryball]

Thank you Drew for reacting to mi video! Honestly, I am very happy to see that such a big youtuber spent his time to make this reaction. You are one of my favorites youtubers and I am so glad for your content!

[@thanos111]

Your vids are cool

[@amsmhsm]

hiiii

[@CasualAiden710]

bro your videos are very good

[@YoutubeAlgorithmIsTrash]

Can you do history of greece also cool videos

[@Ripalfredo]

Is good Bulgaria countryball

[@juliansakramirez4014]

9:13 This is a real story, it is in a location today known as 'Tank Alley' because, indeed, 3 or 4 soviet KV-1 tanks hidden with bushes and branches ambushed a german armored column passing through, and took out all 22 tanks that composed it, without losing a single KV-1.

[@nathanbecerrma4537]

and also took out 2 AT guns

[@yesyess5168]

It really depends what tanks, four KV's are a lot of firepower and a lot of panzer 2's were harmed and in an ambush against a tank very superior, they won

[@Skmrx]

Экипаж Колобанова

[@luckyoceandy2104]

very accurate information

[@methcooker6402]

I just was thinking of it I thought he would know.

[@falconsimon7726]

7:04 The soviets actually had defensive pact with Czechoslovakia that they will protect them. But there was a problem. Czechoslovakia did not share border with USSR. And Poland and Romania did not let any soviets through them.

[@pep-qew]

And we have reason why

[@livelongapple2936]

@@pep-qew yes why they dint let then trough

[@puzanfish7705]

@@livelongapple2936 well Romania was a monarchy so obviously no Soviet soldiers but Poland because they wanted a slice of Checkoslovakia

[@jakubw.2779]

@@puzanfish7705 not exactly. Poland JUST regained their independence 16 years ago, after 123 from russians, germans and austrohungary and was recently fighting a war against bolsheviks, so it was quite obvious there won't be any agreement on "passing" russian army. Also the thing with Zaolzie (that Tiny part of czechoslovakia Poland took) was taken by czechs by force in 1920 when Poland was fighting bolsheviks, despite plebiscites after WWI in which people od Zaolzie voted to join Poland

[@azorahai7837]

@@livelongapple2936 yeah, why wouldn't Poles let the Russians through? It's not like Russians would use the opportunity to conquer Poland right? Sarcasm.

[@Denis-ej9fu]

3:05 that is pretty much the only time you can say undead people existed... So on short pa4t of the Russian forces that were in trenches were gassed, but some still somehow survived and charged at the Germans, and it for sure was terrifying to see people bandaged and spitting blood coming at you full force. In addition the Russians in the nearby forest fired down on Germans also so ya

[@itshenry8977]

7:05 this was meant to signify the USSR willingness to help the Czechs against the Germans but Czechoslovakia didn't have a land border with the USSR since poland took that land from Ukraine

[@patriotproductions2486]

Man Drew’s gone from gaming to memes to specifically country ball memes and now he’s just promoting other smaller country ball creators. Serious evolution going on here and it’s literally awesome.

[@dcassus]

“From Lake Geneva to the Finland Station” is exactly the route of the German diplomatic train that delivered Lenin from Zurich to St. Petersburg. So that’s where the Pet Shop Boys got inspiration for that line from West End Girls.

[@Wither5000]

I love that song.

[@UnnormaI]

Funfact: In their recent tour "Dreamland the biggest hits" they switched that line to "from mariupol to the kiyv station". Not on all performances though.

[@duke_of_lilywhite4829]

It actually took you 35 years to figure that out? I understood that line of the song when it was brand new. But, thanks to the book Ten days that shook the World by John Reed, along with the docudrama Reds (1981), I already knew the history behind the rise of the Soviets. ┌( ಠ‿ಠ)┘

[@CBUCASA]

Some parts I made up and wars 0:00 intro 0:17 start 0:17 russo-jappanese war 0:55 protest I think 1:03 WW1 1:45 retreating 3:40 protest 5:52 great war ends (WW1 ends) 6:10 ruso-polish war (made-up war name) 6:35 end of ruso-polish war 6:52 Form of the soviet union 7:29 WW2 0:00 More Soon!

[@gecko2008]

12:06 Maybe drew you didn't see his mustache because his iron cross was covering it if you look carefully you can see it

[@dolphingoreeaccount7395]

Yes

[@ItzOgRCF77LHere]

Oh yea

[@OneShootYT]

Russians are fighting Chechnya at 18:00. You should read about these two wars

[@IakovBardin]

2 wars: 1994-96 and 1999-2000

[@OneShootYT]

​@@IakovBardin Right, thanks!

[@al1sa920]

Not Chechnya, it was called Ichkeria and the capital wasn't called Grozny, but Dzhokhar. I can suggest two good Russian podcasts covering both wars

[@OneShootYT]

@@al1sa920 Sorry, changed the comment

[@thegdjordan6332]

Day 110 of asking drew to collaborate with jacksucksatgeography

[@FIVEBASKET]

Keep on the grind

[@RileyTheSpeedrunner541]

YES WE NEED THIS

[@bonkersbonnersgaming7417]

WE NEED THIS

[@thegdjordan6332]

Everyone do this so we can get him to do this spam on the geography channel too

[@joemamacaprisun]

YESYESYES

[@HurricaneChris04]

Russian balls: *get up after getting gassed* Drew: "Hey, I think I heard something about this..." I've said it before, I'll say it again. Drew REALLY needs to listen to Sabaton.

[@p3chv0gel22]

TURMOIL AT THE FRONT

[@jakubw.2779]

OSOWIEC

[@leschatssuperstars1741]

All good things come from the north (minecraft,sabaton:sweden. lego:denmark)

[@tysonbranch-rodgers8141]

Imagine Drew being the history teacher,we (the viewers) are the students,and then the countryball animation is like the presentation of what the teacher shows us.

[@marwindarx4974]

I'm planing on using country balls as examples (and also as toys) in primary school here in Switzerland. :)

[@smartyrasor5435]

except half the time like in chechen war we just end up thinking this guy knows nothing sbout history

[@kedi948]

@@marwindarx4974 giga chad

[@devin8811]

@@marwindarx4974 I would pray to have you as my middle school teacher.

[@Served_Just_Desserts]

@@devin8811 me to

[@E1400-s3h]

14:49 USSR gave missiles to Cuba because USA set-up Jupiter Missile System at Artvin, Turkey at that time. Artvin was border city with USSR by Georgia. Technically, USA could have bombed Moscow with those missiles, so in return USSR gave missiles to Cuba that can bomb Washigton D.C. At the end USA take back the missels in Artvin, in return USSR took back missiles they gave Cuba. That missiles were set-up to protect the eastren part of NATO.

[@erichtomanek4739]

"That" Island is Sakhalin where Japan ruled the southern half and Russia the northern. Yule Brunner the actor (The King and I, The Magnificent Seven, West World among others) was born here.

[@qui-gonjinn3322]

Although he was born not in Sakhalin, but Vladivostok. If you think outside of his legend.

[@Murfety]

Wow, first time Drew reacts to a modern history vid. And this first time begins with my friend. Unbelievable!

[@Quincy_THO]

wow that awesome

[@IronSharpensIronOfficial]

Epic

[@dimaberezin6286]

As a Russian, the name of the dog is Laika, which in Russian is very close to the word barking.

[@Clos-uf5sz]

Ok

[@dyawr]

I had a dog named Laika in Romania. 😋 Loved that name, u made it famous!

[@NWA-TjalfeTooStonedToAim]

Is there a link between Laika and Balalaika or is that just a coincident or silly translation ?

[@emeldaobidike7627]

Nice name

[@narutoll1987]

@@NWA-TjalfeTooStonedToAim lai- is a russian word that means bark

[@marshallgrek997]

Fun fact: during the russian civil war, the entente send many different forces to crimea to help the whites. One of them was the greek volunteers sent by venizelos, who was promised aid from the england and france against the turks. Many reports say that the greek troops were ordered to treat both Bolsheviks and whites the same and not hurt anyone. Sadly they didnt saw that much field action and were forced to flee from crimea entirely.

[@al1sa920]

Yes, unfortunately as the time passed, Whites started to realize they're not the authority anymore and just started taking everything they can from lands they occupied (Crimea and Ajaria particularly). When Bolsheviks came, they just left

[@jackin_it]

It’s crazy how we can get centuries of accurate, in depth history in the span of about 30 minutes from animated balls with eyes.

[@aurexify]

Nope. Any video like that is greatly oversimplified. You'd have to do your own research if you want to get into the 'in depth history'.

[@joemamacaprisun]

@@aurexify still accurate and in depth lmao no one said it wasnt oversimplified of course it is but its still entertaining accurate and in depth

[@Dozee]

hi

[@azharyousaf6443]

Yeo

[@danielkjm]

"Accurate"

[@zainabm.alabbas7442]

Never noticed but when I think in like 10:48 they started playing “katyusha” «Катюша» which is a famous Russian song and my fav song :)

[@Frogboyaidan]

You Russian or you just like the song?

[@ariannagorbet2239]

I kept on replaying that part just because of Katyusha

[@Verner-eh4pk]

18:04 The flag is Chechnya

[@joundii3100]

Glory to the Republic of Ichkeria !

[@tetispinkman9135]

@icky Vicky russia will collapse into dozen of different republics, there is no other way after they loose the war, especially when most of people from rebulicks like Buryatia and Dagestan discover that most of the russian solgiers were from their republics, and not european russia

[@joundii3100]

@@tetispinkman9135 *If the loose the war (they won't)

[@joundii3100]

@icky Vicky I hope.

[@therokenyk8062]

@@tetispinkman9135 well, in general, they already know that there are a lot of soldiers from their republics) separatism in Russia is less than 1%, and it does not change, it simply does not exist, and no one wants separation from Russia. But by the way, you're wrong, there are no more of them there than Russians

[@skatingfreak1670]

Dang dude. Drew is actually pretty smart. Even though he likes to play dumb when it comes down to it he actually knows his stuff.

[@jacksonlee6760]

I think we all agree that history is gonna be taught through memes and animated videos like this at some point in the future.

[@M1W0G]

Yessir

[@benzillab0nes544]

I have to agree

[@jumpinghunter9152]

Hopefully not, because those who make memes usually know little to nothing about real history. By making memes you greatly oversimplify history, thus making it not accurate and allowing many mistakes.

[@wiles3000]

@@jumpinghunter9152 👆👆 exactly

[@bevbee9372]

@@jumpinghunter9152 fr fr

[@shad0wassassin24]

A small mistake in the greek civil war: The Soviet Union didn't help the partizans, it was only Socialist Albania, Yugoslavia and Bulgarian People's Republic that helped the partizans. If the USSR would've helped, perhaps, Greece would have been communist too

[@itshenry8977]

11:32 No this was the Warsaw uprising in which the Soviets refused to help (due to the Soviet-Polish war) thus they were all massacred and poles fleeing towards Soviets were detained

[@quadrat_1]

Nonsense. The USSR didn't have enough forces to support the uprising.

[@Betterhose]

9:30 That "the German invasion was doomed once winter came" narrative is inaccurate. Just look at the dates. The Germans launched their invasion in June 1941 and the turning point on the eastern front, the Battle of Stalingrad, was in the winter of 42/43. That means that the Germans were on the offense for more 1,5 years, including the winter of 41/42. It wasn't the winter that lead to Germany's defeat, it was the over extension of their supply lines. It's 2500km from Berlin to Volgograd (formerly Stalingrad) without decent roads, railroads or ways to bring in supplies by sea. Supply lines were constantly under attack by partisans and the frontline itself was more than 1000km wide.

[@FilipeLeviSilva]

The winter was the final bullet.

[@manannarula9624]

True, But Winter was one of the reasons of failure of operation barbarossa

[@gamerdrache6076]

@@manannarula9624 winter oil and porr logistics and lacking suplies

[@honkingjackapole3415]

7:10 USSR Tried to defend czechoslovakia but Polish government refused military access

[@Joshieboy75]

so thats what poland was doing.

[@gamerdrache6076]

i wonder why they did not let them

[@al1sa920]

@@gamerdrache6076 because Poland took part in annexing Czechoslovakia?

[@AnOmnimors]

9:06 "I'm not sure what city that is" Sign: "Moscow"

[@tabahnaikinem9669]

Then he probably does not know Cyrillic

[@ARBLOGSgeonerd]

15:06 there was a among us buttons on the top left

[@aryanshukla7305]

U know out of all its wars I find Chechnya the most fascinating the sheer destruction and human toll is like Mongol equivalent it was just too great

[@inspector_beyond]

Two Chechen Wars were brutal. One of my cousins lost all his school friends in that and he was in deep depression from it. He go it through, but not so long after, he left his hometown because there was nobody he knew anymore (besides his family)

[@dyawr]

@@inspector_beyond Man, I'm really sorry to hear that... I too heard it was brutal.

[@weewoo7271]

Oh, my parents were hiding from these two wars, so they didn’t really have a chance to educate themselves properly. Now we live in Kazakhstan cause it was only place to run.

[@dyawr]

@@weewoo7271 That is also a tragedy... but hey, at least they're alive!

[@DennysTheRestaurant]

@@weewoo7271 My parents fled in the 2. War i believe. They had to move to vienna wich still fascinated me that they managed to live. Because the russian also killed several civilians, just like the current situation In Ukraine. My dad didnt have to fight in the war since he was little too old. I hope Ukraine will win the war, just so russia gets karma for what they have done to civilians.

[@raviolithebest8644]

12:11 He actually had, it's just a bit invisible because of the cross being the same color.

[@RapinatorOhYeah]

Oh I see

[@idkwhattodo8652]

Yea

[@gamerxp1887]

5:42 to 5:48 watch it while your eyes are closed

[@WalrusUmbrella]

Ah yes, I also love non living balls

[@anvesha8677]

Drew - I haven't been able to cover his videos till now Aso Drew - *Covers the longest one*

[@willyzemlya]

5:36 "Bulletproof helmets were invented in 1917" Europeans before, during and after 1917:

[@daflington]

13:38 that was the period of the Destalinization period and 18:01 was the 1st Chechen War and 18:22 was the 2nd Chechen War

[@joundii3100]

No, it was the 1st Chechen war, the 2nd was at 18:22.

[@daflington]

@@joundii3100 Ah right thanks

[@joundii3100]

@@daflington Np. Btw they're called Chechen Wars.

[@daflington]

@@joundii3100 Ah alrighty cheers man

[@het6618]

It's weird that this video doesn't mentions anything about Indo Pak war in 1971 where USSR had a big role in India's victory by sending nuclear submarines to counter USA's submarines. USSR helped India a lot at that time. We even managed to free Bangladesh from Pakistan.

[@FalcoNXU]

Yes bro

[@snowfox_pl3997]

The Warsaw Uprising looked kinda other way, more like polish fighting in streets while Soviets wait for them to lose.

[@angolomat882]

Yes we will never forget what Russia did we only may forgive. “BIĆ BOLSZEWIKA!!!”

[@jakubw.2779]

You meant the Warsaw uprising or battle of Warsaw 1920?

[@snowfox_pl3997]

@@jakubw.2779 Warsaw uprising.

[@Vielenberg]

Also the whole reason for the uprising was that the Poles wanted to liberate themselves with their own hands and not be 'liberated' by the Soviets.

[@ИльяПигуль]

​@@Vielenberg it is surprising that the Soviet forces did not see the opportunity (and desire, I think) to support an uprising that was not coordinated with them (help to the rebels through the air was from the USSR, actually)?

[@Korearxhxujddidbvdss]

I also noticed the iron cross so it’s pretty cool to see that you found it too. I think it’s only on phone since I can still see it and I’m on my phone

[@speedg]

7:05 thats because Soviet union would guarantee Czechoslovakia but neither Poland or Romania would let the soviets pass through their land

[@dylanvogler2165]

Which, to be fair, I wouldn't have done so either. Problem is with all the Soviet troops coming into your land is that they have a habit of staying.

[@al1sa920]

@@dylanvogler2165 why didn't we stay in Spain though?

[@dylanvogler2165]

@@al1sa920 you literally got defeated by the facists in the Spanish civil war. What do they teach you Moskals as history? Also you're a year late

[@Lessgobro]

green ball with red line is Chechna in 90's they try to go out from Russia and tere was 2 chechen wars

[@Giova21]

Drew: I couldn't watch the other videos because they were too long **proceeds to watch a 24 minute video**

[@akingtonone]

4:15 the translation is “peace to the people! Land for peasants! Bread is hungry! Power to the advise!

[@lawden210]

2:49 Drew: Is THIS a fog? Mustard g*s:

[@thebritishgamerandstuff8328]

At 14:08 the dog is called Laibach (it is pronounce liker)

[@history-jovian]

Laika. Basically the first thing on space to die

[@cinfdef]

Best part was when the countryball said "it's ballin time" and started to ball

[@TheUltraRaven]

19:53, if there was an updated version, it would barely change anything because it is practically a stalemate

[@BolGotronic]

WAIT A BULGARIAN COUNTRYBALL IS BEING RECOGNISED BY THE DREW DURNIL DAMN

[@RigorousRhi]

saying this everytime i see a mongolian flag on drews wall: thank you

[@akiamini4006]

That ball in the later part was Chechnia actually . They fought bravely . Same soldiers that were on the same squad were facing eachother with guns in their hands . Such a tragedy

[@francescopoma2046]

12:20 the fifth half was Eastern Prussia, the part split from the rest of Germany by the city of Danzica, that was then annexed to Poland

[@Zopiexx]

Спасибо, что сняли об этом видео. Привет из матушки России.

[@tetispinkman9135]

Показали как россия у всех отжимает територии как гопарь

[@Sergazz]

@@tetispinkman9135 так говоришь будто другие страны этого не делали.

[@panochka_8275]

@@tetispinkman9135 ты видимо что-то другое смотрел 🤦‍♀️

[@ariannagorbet2239]

Hello from the United States/Привет из Соединенных Штатов

[@Zopiexx]

@@ariannagorbet2239 Привет

[@H1ydra]

14:23 it looks like the warsaw pact ball has a mustache made out of the flags

[@Shade._Glitched]

Bro this is the earliest I’ve been to Drew’s video Countryballs be teaching me more history than social studies

[@ugboyce957]

same

[@BrickBar45]

same

[@thegdjordan6332]

Same

[@lukekaehne9091]

France, USA and Britain playing the long game with Germany while Soviet union just did a speedrun.

[@carized8852]

9:11 is that a reference to the one KV that defeated alot of Germans alone at Raseinei?

[@jrod2674]

Mustache man actually did have his mustache it was just the same color as the cross

[@mattlangford7651]

10:56 its still the screen minimize

[@McDonald_worker713]

finally you mention a Bulgarian channel i am so Happy!

[@Vintag3r]

18:05 that ball is Chechyna, they had their own republic but the Russians invaded in 2000, they kinda does out 2008/2009

[@valentinechuprikov960]

Chechnya is Loyal to Moscow. Who are fighting right now?

[@gutboi777]

Bruh nobody is fighting in Chechenya

[@LancesArmorStriking]

Other way around, Chechnya invaded Dagestan (Russia) in August 1999 What are they telling you in the us?

[@LancesArmorStriking]

@icky Vicky No, sorry, at the time it was and still is legally a part of Russia. And even if you think it should not be part of Russia, the Dagestanis would never want to be part of Ichkeria. They fought the Chechens as soon as they entered, which took them by surprise- Shamil Basaev thought he would be greeted as a liberator. But nobody wanted his Sharia

[@LancesArmorStriking]

@icky Vicky Yes, it was. Western sources confirm this account as well. Are you going to try and tell me that Shamil Basaev and Ibn al Kattab _didn't_ declare jihad and invade Dagestan with 2.000 soldiers? And yes, that is why Russia re-absorbed Chechnya. If they had not, more Saudi militants would enter and keep attacking Russia. It needed to be stopped before it repeats over and over

[@armanarmenovich1166]

15:39 "That's right, Czech", that is Prague spring in 1968

[@HannahHäggAutisticTransWoman]

Chechnya ball at 18:23 has to do with Chechnya wanting independence from russia the war started 7:th of august 1999 and ended 16:the of april 2009. Chechnya failed to get independence.

[@tabyret_ka]

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[@_kruler_9449]

@@tabyret_ka Чё расстраиваешься? Меня удивляют иностранцы, которые желают любой республике в составе России независимость, лишь бы раздробить Россию, когда говорят про Чечню, вы вообще не знаете и не понимаете суть конфликта в Чечне, если в Первой Чеченской войне Чечню можно было как-то защитить в плане аргументов, когда Россия фактически признала её независимость, то Вторая Чеченская война это вторжение Чечни на территорию России и террористические атаки по всей России, это были самые настоящие радикальные исламисты, которые действовали в Сирии и Афганистане, как вы можете это оправдывать?

[@Chechen_voice]

@@_kruler_9449 Изучи историю Чеченских войн, Чечня не нападала на Россию (это же бляTь тупо) напали бандформирование и арабы, а не ВС ЧРИ! Тогдашняя Чечня даже сама боролась с арабами и с ваххабитами и даже предложила чтоб Россия им помогла, Россия просто проигнорировала. Масхадов знал, что арабы и ваххабиты ничего хорошо не приведут, а наоборот может начатся новая война. И Россия специально не помогала Чечни, потому что им это война нужна была. Опять же, Чечня не напала на Россию, ЧРИ не объявляла войну, напали маленькие группы бандитов.

[@Chechen_voice]

@@_kruler_9449 и какое твое дело, какую сторону он поддерживает в этих войнах? Думаете что все должны любить "матушку россию"?

[@al1sa920]

Chechnya wanted independence so badly that it attacked Dagestan and started a full fledge business consisting of abduction of people for ransom. There was a reason for the second Chechen war

[@akingtonone]

3:41 the first sign said” the power of the soviets” the second sign said “down tsar” 3:41

[@baconfox2624]

I would highly recommend the channel “Juice Glass” for similar and absolutely amazing animations like this. A reaction to the “animated history of Romania” would be cool.

[@ArdensX]

I want drew to see this comment

[@benhiscox3574]

Btw fantastic vid drew keep up the good work Road to 2 mil subs!

[@matthewjrw6218]

18:41 light mode Germany

[@noman8412]

The fight "near Georgia" is the Chechen war.

[@neuzie]

Day 74 of saying Drew should do a collab with JackSucksAtGeography

[@adenlovesgeography6830]

damn 74 days?

[@vladislavdm4840]

Hell yeah, brother

[@HyperSonicX]

7:30 Stalin absolutely held a grudge against Poland. In his Red Army command in 1920, his refusal to link up along the Vistula was a major reason Poland won the battle of Warsaw and kept their independence.

[@WarthunderAlien]

Oh my gosh as soon as North Vietnam oofed south Vietnam 15:53 I got a notification from Drew’s yt channel that said “oof”

[@chriscee1778]

"That's what I heard from certain people" He means his Argentinian Granddad.

[@obeliks_potowski]

Lenin lived in London, I had a hotel near his house. He lived there in 1908

[@lawden210]

1:10 Fun("fun") fact: Princip actually assassinated both the Arch duke AND his wife

[@aurexify]

Wow thanks Captain Obvious I couldn't tell

[@lawden210]

@@aurexify Video only shows Franz Ferdinand getting assassinated

[@aurexify]

@@lawden210 Ok Captain Obvious but most people know that

[@Antihero115]

At 12:13 he actually did have the mustache it's just hard too tell cause it's about the size of the cross it's at the bottom

[@Kaspa969]

Russia had 3 revolution: 2 in 1917 and 1 in 1905 after they losed to Japan

[@fristicuffs9847]

The dug in tanks i think are a refrence to the battle of kursk, where they barried t-34s in mounds with only the head showing, and even if they small target heads were shot the damage wouldnt be lethal, and as the main advantage of the german panzer IVs was there range, it was neutralized because they would have to get in close range to shoot the t-34s, and is why the german tank core got destroyed in the kursk salient. Anyway this was after stalingrad was encircled even though it was first in the video. (kursk 1943, stalingrad 1942.)

[@tabyret_ka]

Удобно знать 2 языка и больше, понимаю Дрю и могу читать надписи

[@frybakk]

3:10 This is in the Osowiec in poland, The sabaton sings about it too

[@legendaryspud3462]

The invasion of Ukraine may seem sudden, but there have been internal conflicts in Ukraine that have been leading up to it starting 8 years ago. For anybody that actually knew about this, it seemed that invasion was not so unexpected.

[@jakubw.2779]

"internal" conflicts with proven involvement of Russia and Russian armed forces and russian leaders in the insurgency

[@rodiondanilchenko6551]

it's starting after ww2

[@rodiondanilchenko6551]

or after revolution

[@tetispinkman9135]

Wrong, it wasn't leading for 8 years,,it was just frozen war after 2016 and could be left like that for a really long period of time, and ukraine didn't escalate anything. And as ukranian, NOBODY believed that the war will be, yep, there were tons of gossips, but everybody understood , that russia just will fail if it starts this war, and we believed that Putin tried to gain some priveleges by threatening west by that "millitary training"

[@rodiondanilchenko6551]

@@tetispinkman9135 пока никакого полного провала России в военном плане нет

[@stephinator32]

I liked how like during the winter war it played the Soviet march

[@lawden210]

18:09 Chechnya

[@Dock284]

That event you didn't know about near the end was the Chechnya war where Chechnya tried to gain independence and Russia fought them,

[@notaname1702]

6:18 voice crack

[@mangojensen2711]

9:48 I think and was told that the Germans lost because it was to cold and they were out of recourses and that when they were fighting in the area at 9:49 they tried to circle Stalingrad but they thought it would be easy so they only used 1 army so they ended up failing.

[@tsft_]

Drew durnil should upload in european time for a day so the hands of the views are up to the europeans

[@Qqwskon]

its 19:00 in turkey wdym

[@thebronywiking]

18:00 (6 in the evening) Central European Time as it is now is perfect for us.

[@LEGENDSOFBMGO]

I like country balls thank you for this vedeo

[@sayamvarma2576]

We can all agree that drew makes our day better

[@Простонякойпъпеш]

Love from Bulgaria

[@ihadtochoosethisuser]

It's interesting how everything fits within my knowledge except it's missing a very important event in 2014: The Ukrainian revolution, also known as the "Maiden Coup". It was due to that revolution (ousting the president) that Crimea, Luhansk and Donetsk became "separatists" (and protected by Russia) as they wanted nothing to do with the forced "regime change", supported by the US. That alone changes the perspective of the rest of the video and the history when it comes to Russia's invasion. It is obvious that the creator of the video "chose" to not include the "reason" (as he did on other historical instances), as it would change the current perspective of the 2022 aggression and likely removed or demonetized by KZbin. > Never forget: Crimea was taken because of that coup (not the other way around) and they have now taken (helped) the Donbas regions as they begged, since 8 years of Minsk failed and Ukraine was taking advantage of the peace treaty to develop a super-army to destroy Russia (this was confirmed by Poroshenko himself - his words, not mine). In other words, in 2014, the Ukraine-countryball (along with an American countryball hiding behind a curtain) should have had split into 5 countryballs: Ukrainian flag (citizens), Crimean, DPR, LPR and... dun dun duuun... Ukrainian countryball with an SS symbol. This last one is the one that the World is choosing to ignore and therefore, the "disinformation" is born as this countryball was shooting all others, mainly LPR and DPR for the past 8 years. For those of you that 4 months after the invasion have still not understood this, I am sorry for you. Look at the OSCE website and read their reports. All of them. Just as I have done for the past 5 to 6 years... proving the country was in an internal war long before Russia invaded in 2022. I hope my message is clear and... you're welcome.

[@panochka_8275]

💯 % 👏🏼👏🏼

[@jasonea95]

4:00 the numbers on the newspaper decode to ITALYNEXT

[@dyawr]

8:25 I just want to point out that that's not how the Romanian map looked, at that point. Romania's biggest ally, France, had fallen & Hungary allied with Germany, had already taken half of Transylvania, while Bulgaria had taken Southern Dobrogea. So, Romania was in no position to fight all these powers alone. It did ally with Germany afterwards & took that chunk of Moldavia back from the USSR, though - but could only keep it until '45..

[@IakovBardin]

*1944

[@frozzblizard9267]

15:02 Somethin Looks Sus

[@ilovecodzombie3871]

Fun fact that nobody know : the sahara in the sahara desert actually means desert,so you're litterly saying the desert desert , from algeria

[@joundii3100]

Desert is sahra, not Sahara. But yeah they have the same origin.

[@nickcyblack9088]

18:00 That's Chechnya and Russia fought with them 2 times

[@oniononion8305]

12:31 had me laughing hardly

[@jasonhua2246]

9:15 that was a tank ally reference. It is when a soviet KV-1 took out a convoy of 22 German tanks which consisted of panzerkampwagen 35ts and panzerkampfwagen 4s

[@derdecouvreur772]

Russians history is just like whole worlds history at the same time, that's interesting really

[@inferno8496]

Love from bulgeria🇧🇬

[@Walcott__]

15:00 amogus

[@kevindu5486]

This is like a whole movie. Don’t play morbius in theaters, play this