PRICES IN A RUSSIAN GROCERY STORE AFTER SANCTIONS 2022 (Russian Grocery Store)

[@pinklady10000]

It is not called sanctions, it is called "special economic operations"

[@feelrussian]

it makes me laugh a lot 😂😂😂😂 It's called economic war

[@gabelgrel]

@@feelrussian does that seem unfair to you if your country starts an actual war (with people dying)?

[@feelrussian]

@@gabelgrel I’m not talking abt justice at all

[@gabelgrel]

@@feelrussian then you should not call these sanctions the same way that putin calls the war though

[@Johndoe-qk6fi]

@@feelrussian is it because putin is a terrorist and you fear the consequences of speaking your mind ?

[@dragonmaster909]

Hello, thank you for uploading this video because we get more perspective on the situation.

[@jagpimp7322]

Very interesting,didnt know about the"Green Tags". Thank you so much for being honest with us.Love your videos ,keep them coming.

[@feelrussian]

thank you sooo much for the support! this is the first time i've heard about these "green tags" as well. I think it's a great idea to have them and to keep prices the same on the most popular goods

[@DieNWOsiehtAlles66]

It is nothing but state subsidy on basic foods. This has different forms in different countries, but exists nearly everywhere, including EU which is famous for its protectionism on food.

[@ЕвгенияВитальевна-ц3я]

@Timothy Poelker вас младенцы на Донбассе не смущали? Украинская армия убила 200 детей в Донецке и Луганске. Посмотрите:. Аллея ангелов в Донецке, обстрел детского пляжа Зугресс. Война идёт с 2014 года, погибло 14000 человек.

[@yhird]

Subscribed. Thank you. Great video.

[@alinapastor6674]

21-st century politicians turn into clowns and clowns become heroes 💙💙💛💛

[@ikda12]

Very interesting. Thanks for sharing. Looking forward to a new report in 2 month :D. Stay safe.

[@Caroline.123]

Really interesting thank you.

[@lenmag]

Thank you for interesting video, greetings from Sweden

[@65Davis65]

thanks from Canada

[@tefazDK]

Thank you for sharing. Would love a similar video again in a month or so.

[@feelrussian]

I’ll do once I come to St.Petersburg (it will be in the end of April)

[@traveltrippers]

Good information Ana

[@wjmartensen]

at least the price change isn't so dramatic compared to the dramatic explosion of a mall in Ukraine when Russia bombed it

[@richardcooper9015]

Wow what a great video you look beautiful love your hair and i hope to visit Saint Petersburg 🇷🇺 someday take care love ya.😋😍

[@patrickmcsheoinin4808]

Good luck 👍

[@milanskoric1787]

Cene kao kod nas ,osim benzina i gasa. Veliki pozdrav iz Srbije 😘

[@dimuss9553]

Smelling your neighbor as they decompose outside your house. You can't bury them as you'll be shot by the soldiers, so you put up with the smell while you shelter without food or water.

[@michaelmueller9635]

In our media they say, that there will be a new law in Russia "it's forbidden to show the [negative] sides of the sanctions" extending the law "not to spread misinformation about the Russian army". Stay safe and take care. Thx for showing us the life in russia.

[@Lljallja]

Your media lies a lot.

[@Petelaosound]

Just subscribed keep it up 👍

[@adamdfish5840]

Wish our leaders would be as happy to make friends with other countries as they are to fight them. Greeting from UK. Hope we can all be friends again soon. X

[@squirrelcovers6340]

VERY WELL STOCKED

[@shazza4]

I live in Australia we have some of these brands too 🙂.Food prices are going up everywhere maybe not as much yours though 🤔lets hope its not permanent.Can you show us your meat prices please?

[@albin2232]

An excellent update to your previous video. Very interesting. Best wishes to your family 👪 from Colin in Edinburgh 🇬🇧 ✌️

[@feelrussian]

Happy you like it!

[@fyurerys]

What a nonsense shit. I live in Moscow and prices are much cheaper. why did she go to some premium store and show a chicken for 369 when a whole young chicken 1 kg in Russia costs 100₽!!

[@feelrussian]

@@fyurerys does it look like a premium store??? As far as I mentioned I live in the south of Russia and for some brands the price can be higher because of the logistics

[@thomasruckstuhl9980]

Very interesting video thanks. Mariupol does no longer exist. Several 10 thousand people killed in Ukraine. 4 million women and children fled to western countries. What is the current sugar price again?

[@b888cky]

When the price of an item is reduced, it is not the same when you compare it to the regular prices. For example, that tea was 120 originaly, and it was reduced to 85. Now it's regular price is 110. That means it's cheaper for 10 rubles.

[@feelrussian]

I agree with you. That example with the tea was not correct. But I also showed you the change for other items

[@Kristen10-22]

More coming announced today… hold on

[@Crashed131963]

Gets worse when no one gets paid including the Russian soldiers in a few weeks.

[@ocox8659]

Your shelves are more full than than a lot of US stores. Food prices are skyrocketing in the US too.

[@christinegipe9796]

Hello from USA. I’m enjoying your videos keep up the communication and stay safe. Praying for those in Russia and the Ukraine 🙏🏻. I pray that this will all be over very soon and we can all live in peace.

[@feelrussian]

We all pray for the same things 🙌🏻🙌🏻

[@nig3ldoug1as63]

Ukraine will survive this bloody war. They're outnumbered, but they are a strong-willed people. They won't lose their independence. Not again. Russia need to be held accountable for their war crimes.

[@1ofakind777]

@@nig3ldoug1as63 You know nothing neither about ukraine not about russia as well also you never been there(i'm sure),do not know our mentality and people on both sides that's why you believe in numerous fake news about it..so shut the f..k up and go away with peace 💪

[@tomtomala1976]

Would you shoot a video on prices in Mariupol?

[@feelrussian]

As far as you know I’m not there

[@optimisticallycynical.814]

I'm think I speak for everyone when I felt a wave of unrealistic disappoinment when you mentioned your husband 😏

[@MeyTribe]

Love the video, even though it’s sad seeing the change, knowing all the people that for them these changes simply mean less food. Stay safe & congrats on your new KZbin channel !

[@bullveigh2526]

From the image of what’s in the shopping cart, just averaging prices, that would’ve cost me around $70 (American dollars) after exchange rate

[@derekchristenson5711]

That was interesting, thanks! I was surprised how many brands (tea, pasta, candy) that you have that we have here in Arizona, too. Let's hope that Putin ceases his senseless war against Ukraine soon, so we can all live in peace again. :-) Most of us in America like the Russian people, just not the Russian government. Stay safe!

[@lilipop6990]

82% населения России поддерживает правительство ..еще нравится народ России?.. остановит ..как только уничтожит всех фашистов на планете 😼

[@DontMansion]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/qZK2coNmirqhr7c

[@bijouxartjewelleryundkunst4429]

As soon as the war started all the covid restrictions were quietly lifted around the world. What if the war stops and the covid lockdowns come right back ?

[@musclemanawesomeness5550]

Im happy that your shelves are full. Im concerned about what happens in a few months... this is just the tip of the iceberg and already there are subsidies for staples.

[@feelrussian]

i concerned abt the same things...i completely sure this is just the beginning...

[@kaukasvejo]

@@feelrussian why you are not leaving russia?

[@feelrussian]

@@kaukasvejo because I love my country, I have parents living here…

[@Dimazzan]

@@kaukasvejo in a month it will be exactly the same as today, nothing will change in terms of food

[@kaukasvejo]

@@Dimazzan yes but your crazy government won't' change either, so why not to go to other country and wait till Putin's death or government changes? :)

[@sequri]

The human body does not require sugar in the diet. It is there because most people have a sweet tooth and are easily made into addicts by the industrialised food/drink manufacturers. The liver can make all the glucose that the body requires.

[@peterpike]

Same thing with carbohydrates (which convert to glucose in the bloodstream anyway). If you're broke and need to target specific foods, shoot for protein and fats because those are essential, while sugar/carbs are not.

[@feelrussian]

Russian people buy sugar in huge quantaties just because at the end of summer they do as we call it "zagotovki" out of the harvest they collected, and it will be for the whole winter - pickles, gravy, jams. sugar and salt are used as preservatives

[@gabriellekili2977]

Sugar is used to preserve berries and such for jarred jams jellies ect so it is not just needed for coffee and tea and cookies but your right we don't need added cane sugar granules, but salt and sugar can be important for food preparations and storage and they certainly can use some food storage and canning for future struggles with food insecurities at this point.

[@feelrussian]

@@gabriellekili2977 exactly!!!

[@sequri]

@@feelrussian Aha. I wondered why there seemed to be a particularly high demand for sugar over there. I know there is always a high demand for salt in SE Asia etc. Thanks for the explanation. 👍✌️

[@dovely9279]

It looks like the prices have gone up about the same here in the US. Gas, food, and everything really bolted up since around last September. Its steady increase over the previous months seemed to make a noticeable jump at that time. During one month, my monthly shopping bill for my same usual order increased by 25%. Not to mention all the shortages of varying things which are worsening. Of course, a lot of price increases relates to gas prices which went way up starting over a year ago, then everything else tends to go up like it did in 2009. Gas nearly doubled before the mess in Europe and everything will be worse in all resource availability. I have seen some hateful comments directed your way, and I am sorry for that. I loved watching your video and seeing what is going on in your area. Thanks so much.

[@feelrussian]

The prices are growing everywhere in the world! We are all connected… it’s like a butterfly effect… things happening on one side of the world immediately effect people on the other… thank you for your kind words and support

[@marsianer4842]

There are hateful comments because Russia and its citizens are responsible for the thousands of death still happening in Ukraine. No one should be supporting Russian creators when they could be helping the global humanitarian efforts for Ukraine. No one cares about the superficial discomforts being felt by Russia. Russia is committing war crimes. Thank goodness, the economic sanctions and Europe's new policies eliminating their dependence on fossil fuels from Russia are going to decimate the Russian economy. Instead of making KZbin videos these people should be planting food subsistence plots. They're going to need them if there is any justice.

[@dovely9279]

@@marsianer4842 I really hope that you're planting your own subsistence plots, especially if you're in the US, as the sanctions will hurt us here probably far worse in their boomerang effects. Oh, and beware war propaganda from both sides that are designed specifically to piss you off and get you engaged. The ones that play chess with the nations of the world want us all dead and starving.

[@marsianer4842]

@@dovely9279 Sure. Sometimes it isn't propaganda. These are facts. You think the videos are propaganda? The millions of refugees are lies? The images of bombed out schools, residential areas and the mass graves are fake? Really? The onus is on you to prove the premise of your arguments. Speak facts, not hyperbole. You can say anything you want, but prove it. Otherwise, what I see and what I hear I believe is true. Russia is committing war crimes.

[@Demon34N]

Cupboard's bare, I'm so hungry Life ain't fair, gimme some money Macaroni maniac, a cheddar cheese heart attack I love, I love, I love, I love KRAF DINNER Boiling water, I can't wait It's getting hotter, it feels so great Macaroni maniac, a cheddar cheese heart attack Well that was full, but now that I'm all done Now sedate, I think I'll buy a crate Macaroni maniac, a cheddar cheese heart attack Kraf dinner Dinner Kraf dinner My dinner I want it -Annihilator

[@3154RJ]

Love It,..., Geesh,...ate enough of Kraft M&C in the 70's to kill a mule.

[@tngardener231]

Our cottage cheese looks so differently. It’s like yours but then add sour cream to it. It’s more wet and in plastic containers.

[@feelrussian]

and where are you from?

[@derekchristenson5711]

It's like that (wet and in plastic tubs) here in Arizona, too, but I guess if you just bagged the curds, then it would be dryer.

[@palapalak.8907]

Thank you for showing stores. It's hard for all people all over the world now. 🌎 challenging with all this shortages. CaN u show recipes? Russian cooking. I like to try to make borscht soup. Thank you!

[@feelrussian]

I showed Russian recipes in this video kzbin.info/www/bejne/iWPJlYBooZ18gtU you'll be surprised I can't cook borsch, but probably i'll film my mom cooking it

[@sinedlortie4778]

Be patient, It’s only the beginning

[@katonk9401]

Thank you for giving us insight on how sanctions age affecting normal Russians. The carrots are cheaper but very dirty.

[@MOBU76]

They dont grow on the tree like in America 🤣🤣

[@fyurerys]

What a nonsense shit. I live in Moscow and prices are much cheaper. why did she go to some premium store and show a chicken for 369 when a whole young chicken 1 kg in Russia costs 100₽!!

[@derekchristenson5711]

@@MOBU76 Well, not with that attitude! LOL ;-) I'll admit that I was surprised that they weren't washed (well, rinsed) by the greengrocer's supplier before being bagged, though.

[@MOBU76]

@@derekchristenson5711 this way they stay fresh longer …? Not sure lol

[@larsenvideo3993]

@@MOBU76 это точно😄

[@russmartin4189]

Your prices, even with conversion to US dollar, are less than in the US. I think that may have something to do with the fact that Russians earn much less than people in US and cost to produce items is more here. McDonald's employees earn $15/hour here.

[@feelrussian]

Our average salary is 300$ Pension - 100$ a month… And most of the people can only dream to have the same salary as in US McDonalds

[@russmartin4189]

@@feelrussian I retired from teaching in 2008. I had 21 years of experience and a master's degree. My last salary was $93,000. When I retired I was 59 and I wanted out. Within three years, I would have been making over $100,000. Instead, I retired and got a pension of $30,000, which included free medical care. When I became 62, I started receiving Social Security, which is about $1800 a month. My wife also receives $600 a month. In all, we have $4400 income per month. However, we have a new home and a mortgage. We spend about $800 a month on food for 2 people. Heat and electric is $250. Water and sewer is$90. Fees to our Homeowners Community are $400 per month. I have a new Ford F150 truck on a lease. That is $400. It all adds up and we do not have much money left over. So, things are different here. I'm sure we live better, but from the way you and others in Russia appear on video, you don't look like you are doing too badly. Your stores and shopping malls look like ours. Beginning teacher pay in the NE US is about $50,000. Police, fire, emergency medical and nurses are probably paid about the same. If you make $50,000 money is tight. In the US, KZbin pays $10,000 per million page views. Mr.Beast is making millions, but he gives it all away.

[@susie2251]

The prices are deflated because the ruble has fallen dramatically, so the conversion into dollars results in fewer dollars. So on a converted basis the prices look cheaper in US dollars.

[@russmartin4189]

@@susie2251 OK, I get it. Maybe I should move to Russia and live like a millionaire! Second thought. Nooooo. I like it here.

[@tngardener231]

Yes, I spend $10-$12 on 1 pack of chicken alone here but I’m sure income is different there so the food is less there.

[@guytiips3906]

Imagine in long term... Good luck!!

[@bakaneko6089]

Things looks ridiculously cheap. What is the median income in Russia? It seems that there are still alot of cheaper alternatives so long you don't buy imported goods?

[@fyurerys]

What a nonsense shit. I live in Moscow and prices are much cheaper. why did she go to some premium store and show a chicken for 369 when a whole young chicken 1 kg in Russia costs 100₽!!

[@markmuller7962]

I feel sorry for Mariupol

[@rajeshoa71]

Nice store ❤️😍🙏👍😋💛

[@vinhdinh539]

Very good price

[@KnightRider872]

Do you remember the time U.S tried to sell Russia cheap meat which turned out to be poisoned! They had gotten used to feeding it to Americans and didn’t think anyone would do laboratory safety tests.

[@GOODTAGO]

what about a tour of a grocery store in Mariupol...

[@N238E]

should be safe now thanks to russia killing the azov thugs.

[@feelrussian]

I live in Russia and I show things that surround me...

[@GOODTAGO]

@@feelrussian wow...Just wow.

[@markleroi4851]

@@N238E Hi, take away a curiosity, if I wanted to go to Cancun, is it shorter from Havana by water, or from Mexico City?

[@billredding2000]

@@feelrussian Please ignore these fools posting irrelevant/off-topic political comments...the rest of us very much appreciate your videos. :-) Also, I am trying (very slow progress) to learn the Russian alphabet, so in these Russian videos (made by you and other Russian KZbinrs) I try to spell-out some of the words I see on signs (on the street, in malls, stores) and on food labels, to help me learn what the Russian letters are in English (American). BTW, I recognized another Russian KZbinr "Inside Russia" (Konstantin) standing behind Baklykov.Live's video in that video clip you showed, where Baklykov was saying his local store was very low on sugar or out of it. Baklykov & Konstantin in the same store at the same time -- small world, да? :-) -- BR

[@Thousandeyes85]

Very interesting

[@markiefufu]

I'm curious why buckwheat is so popular there. Every video about costs during sanctions shows buckwheat sold out. I've heard of it but have never eaten it.

[@feelrussian]

Even Russians are surprised why buckwheat is so popular 🤣🤣🤣 difficult to say… probably it’s like rice for Asian people

[@makemap]

@@feelrussian Its good for your health and it can stay long time in shelves.

[@javiermarcialcespedesberne8575]

Hola, como van?, Los mejores y más cordiales Saludos desde puente piedra, lima, Perú, ojalá que puedas venir en algún momento a mi país y que disfrutes de la solidaridad, amabilidad, y fraternidad para con la gente que no gusta de la guerra y sus consecuencias, aqui podras difrutar mucho de todo por aquí, con la familia y los amigos, felicidades por tus vídeos y que tú y los tuyos esten bien, sean bienvenidos siempre...

[@fredsmith2277]

her husband does all the shopping, i suppose he does the cooking and cleaning and washing too, thats the sort of woman he married

[@wilsonball7171]

You bought tea at a 50% discount, and now you say that the price has increased by 30%. Are you serious??))

[@susie2251]

How sustainable are government subsidized prices (ie green tags)? Maybe that works in the very short term but over the long term that’s going to cost the government a lot in taxes that they would use for other public needs.

[@feelrussian]

i suppose it's just the beginning...

[@MR..181]

Like politickers pockets?

[@PONTIANGOD]

I Watch A Russian Citizen Go To 3 Stores No Shortage In Baby Food.

[@DiscoverMVP]

SAVE UKRAINE !

[@billredding2000]

You should be more considerate and not bring up politics, as it may be harmful to Russian KZbin channels -- respect these channels and keep comments non-political/neutral. This video is about food, not politics. -- BR

[@feelrussian]

@@billredding2000 thank you 🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻

[@juki3653]

@bill 44million people are "effected" in Ukraine, in many cities they don't have any food or water left or hospitals or houses. Can you understand how you sticking up against someone's hurt and pain for those poor people is so much more offensive/disgusting to every other decent human being

[@dimuss9553]

@@juki3653 Couldn't have said it better. Your either part of the solution or part of the problem. Staying silent is complicity. Shame on you bill.

[@billredding2000]

@@juki3653 No, the problem is disrespectful YOU -- go to some OTHER forum to talk politics, not at channels like this one which have different (and NON-political) topics such as food prices in Russia, stores open/closed in Russian malls, or Russian gas prices -- NONE of which include "political commentary" or making any judgments/criticisms, just stating facts/what they see first-hand BEING there. This lady -- and other Russian KZbinrs doing these "reporting" videos -- have NOTHING to do with what you're referring to...stop blaming/taking your hate out on THEM. So no, I'm not "sticking up for" anyone, but AM saying that these channels are not the place to discuss politics. Keep these channels neutral. -- BR

[@fernandocontreras9839]

Good to see things are ok over there.

[@cvi108]

Things are not ok over there lol

[@sequri]

The tsunami hasn’t arrived yet. Slava 🇺🇦

[@MR..181]

Neo zills = 9,000$ U.S cadillac..????

[@idiotsandwich985]

I hope to be able to let you know that you have allies. Screw borders you are human beings too we need to be in alliance not divided. I refuse to just let these unjust things happen is there a way we can gather up and do something?

[@johnansell2707]

Wow I can't believe how affordable everything is Russia is so cheap your food and grocery prices are almost half what we pay here in Australia. And your fuel prices are only 50c a litre here in Australia its $2.20 a litre. Your prices could go up another 120% and it would still be cheaper to live in your country than mine. And I would think that China would not let Russia suffer, they are the second biggest economy on the planet and a huge supporter of the Russian people.

[@Mariemarie-uw7id]

If you can stock up on the sugar, rice, pasta and salt…it will only get worse. I feel bad for the common russian people :( yes, my country now has the people from ukraine. Please be careful dont say anything that could get you in trouble, all the best for you and your family❤️

[@Kristen10-22]

It’s about to become a lot worse. Nobody wins he’s starving out everyone

[@wilsonball7171]

have pity on yourself

[@No_No57]

Of course, prices have risen, but they have risen literally by 5-30 rubles. All the shops are filled with food, only there were problems with sugar, but they have already been solved and sugar has appeared. We have a free country, and I will say what I want, since I am allowed to say it.

[@ЖизньвсвоёмДоме-ж6з]

Здравия вам

[@feelrussian]

и вам!🙏

[@sunnysparkles1831]

Technically u could live on green tax groceries..

[@Mac-w9c]

think of the old people who retire. how can they cope with the new prices. yes sugar is always the first. then it becomes yeast and flour. and the short-lived food products. vegetables and fruits. but it has unfortunately only just begun. We can only hope that that war is soon over. and if they are a little sensible, they can well see this can not last longer

[@feelrussian]

I absolutely agree with you! I care abt retired people first and those who lost their jobs! It will be the most difficult for them to cope especially when old supplies are over

[@Mac-w9c]

@@feelrussian yes ther is many ther now have no job. and now can't pay there's bills. people whit kids. yes it so sad. i realy fell for them.

[@Hisfirstkill]

Welcome to Russia. Russia pension about $ 150. Georgia and Armenia about $ 70...

[@charlessumner969]

Of course there’s going to be groceries on the shelves because the rubles worth next to nothing and no one can afford to buy anything. I saw another video where a woman in the background was stealing bread. This is deceptive because it makes it look like yes there’s food there but no the Russian people don’t have access to it because they can’t afford it. And of course there’s more food in the country. It’s the cities that are suffering

[@jerrytrigosa5770]

More special Economic Operation is coming, hold on tight

[@anthonycalleja7223]

Hello from Australia Russia is interesting would love to visit

[@max0192]

Krasivaya devushka

[@birdy9646]

Великая Россия любит Россию Астролог Шри Шанкар Шастры

[@agnieszkac8506]

Fixed proces will cause shortages

[@lenaolsson3169]

How much is the average wage in Russia in dollars

[@feelrussian]

300$ Pension is 100$

[@lenaolsson3169]

@@feelrussian Oh, that bad

[@wilsonball7171]

@@lenaolsson3169 it`s wrong

[@markleroi4851]

Hi, I find your videos are interesting, but beware of potatoes with green shades or with sprouts, because they have solanine, a toxic substance. Congratulations for your videos

[@fyurerys]

What a nonsense shit. I live in Moscow and prices are much cheaper. why did she go to some premium store and show a chicken for 369 when a whole young chicken 1 kg in Russia costs 100₽!!

[@Siatverbal]

im so happy to pay 250 rubles more then before and forget 3 onions so it would be 370 rubles but im so happy wtf serious

[@feelrussian]

😂😂😂 you even noticed onion, funny don't worry I included it in the calculation😉

[@dimuss9553]

It's great to see how lovely everything is. Only could you do a bit on the tens of thousands of murdered civilians your military has been shelling in the cities it has turned to dust? You can put on nice lipstick and everything!!

[@StevenKeery]

Did Muss: That comment is a bit extreme. Just how do you expect her to do videos on the war in Ukraine? Were you expecting her to hitch a lift on a tank and go there? As for wearing makeup, most women wear makeup. Last I heard it wasn't a crime to do so. No point in blaming this girl for what Putin is doing. You might as well ask why you are not protesting Putin outside the Kremlin.

[@dimuss9553]

@@StevenKeery I think watching people complain about the cost of pasta when their military is murdering thousands of innocent civilians is a crass and those that are happy to sit back and say nothing are as guilty as those that do it. You are either for murder or against it and you by your support for silence are obviously for it and therefore sub human. End of.

[@StevenKeery]

@@dimuss9553 : So why did you watch her video in the first place? The topic of her video was clearly stated. There are plenty of newsreel video giving details and progress of the war on other channels for you to watch. There are thousands of channels giving all manner of topics under the sun from travel, to firearms to camping. Were you expecting them all to grind to a halt because a war is occurring in Ukraine? Wars are occurring in some part of the World, constantly. People are dying in some part of the World as we speak, from disease or malnutrition. Does that fact stop you pursuing your Life, or enjoying time with your friends or family, or engaging in your hobbies? I hear Americans complaining vociferously about the price they have to pay for petrol at the pump and have done for years. Some adopt an isolationist stance and say the war in Europe is no concern of theirs. Yet other Americans are willing to send aid or to volunteer to fight along side Ukrainians for their freedom. We may lose members of our family to illness or accident, yet Life marches on regardless. It is utterly pointless, for you to single out this Russian woman, for posting videos about Life in Russia. That is the theme of her channel. Prices of goods in the shops will bring to the attention of Russians like nothing else, just how much this war is affecting them and will cause them to question their Government and its policies. In her own small way, her efforts may be one step in calling Putin to account for what he has done and what he continues to do. I don't know where you live, or what Nationality you are, I do know that Boris Johnson is not calling me asking my opinion on his handling of this crisis, anymore than Putin is asking this woman what she thinks about anything. If people share details of their Life, then perhaps it will be seen that we have similar worries and concerns, no matter where in the World we might live. I'm not expecting this woman to suddenly pick up a camera and become a war photographer. Life goes on, if you don't like her Life, watch something else and give the virtue signalling a rest.

[@dimuss9553]

@@StevenKeery I'm speaking up for those who are being slaughtered in the way I can. Russians are claiming they don't know about it and Putin has tried to block all information getting in. Russians need to know what's happening. Germans claimed they didn't know what was happening to the Jews. Russians either don't know (in which case I'm trying to tell them), or don't care (in which case they need to know why the world is going to hate them for generations). For you obviously looking at russian women shopping is more important than the deaths of thousands. That's on you. You do nothing to help so you are as guilty and your opinion is of no consequence.

[@dimuss9553]

@@StevenKeery Telling them 'its ok, everything is going to blow over' is patronising and dishonest. It's not ok. Invading a country, leveling cities and threatening the rest of the world with Armageddon if anyone tries to stop them is about as not ok as it's possible to get.

[@kristyvoss9204]

Praying for Ukraine and peace.

[@jessicaqu]

Can't Russia just import American goods via China?

[@Nezavecemost]

Prices of food Items in Moscow grocery stores are cheaper than in many countries and almost all Items are available .. apart from a few Items that happens in all countries from time to time ...some chicken heads just for the sake of likes and views are trying to create unnecessary panic

[@lawrencerasmus]

The potato is the reason for the earth being so populated , wheat is a killer anyway

[@feelrussian]

potato is not that healthy too but it's very popular in Russia

[@кресткрестьян]

сахара у нас полно так что без паники

[@floorballin1618]

Dear ordinary apolitical Russians, think about the special military operation when you think about sanctions. Nobody is sanctioning Russia because you are Russian, but for what is happening in your name. Many foreign companies are leaving Russia not because they have to, but because they can no longer justify making money from Russia. That is the truth. You are not hated all over the world either. There are so many loving foreign comments to the Russian people under the videos of Russian KZbinr. Reminder: It is Russia's special military operation. So are you. Inform yourself also outside Russia - gladly also from India and China. You will certainly not find any Western propaganda there. Think about the future of your children - your neighbours are dying for the future of their children - and dying is not even the worst thing your countrymen are doing to them. 40 million freedom fighters cannot be defeated, but it looks as if they are desperate to finish this hopeless undertaking. If you think it's going towards the USSR, no, it's going towards the Stone Age - and you have no friends left in the world - maybe Assad from Syria. I wish you all the best for the future, but there will be people who cannot forgive and trust you for generations and that will determine your future.

[@francissanders458]

Still alot alot of western brands in that store.

[@feelrussian]

Not for a long time.. will wait when old supply is over

[@laudimf]

if thing goes bad in Russia consider moving to Brazil

[@oztez9222]

If you can escape Gulag Russia. Try getting into Australia, New Zealand, NOT America, stay away from Europe. Good luck

[@yoniker83]

If you can make a video on how real russian people think about the so called "special operation" in Ukraine, and about Putin in general (and the Russian regime) etc that would be super interesting :)

[@TLK22]

Not sure it's worth risking 15 years in jail.

[@yoniker83]

@@TLK22 Publishing what russian people actually think isn't "disinformation" though. I don't believe that russian people are that scared from Putin. He's just one small person and russian people are a great nation.

[@syedhaider2084]

Russia seems better than Europe The prices are quite low

[@domc6612]

Russian use phosphore bombs near KIEV 2022/ 24 / 03 -

[@chemidedashevetsi]

ywow...you guys are doing much better than superior us...california will soon run out of ots residents sonce everyone is moving to texas..its a shit show in the us

[@dienaong3186]

Your husband does all the shopping; well done:)

[@KaneBrown..]

$390,000 return in just 16days , my financial life is totally changed, thanks for Mrs Christine Norine Martine

[@lovepeace8991]

Please go on your street and demonstrate against Putin’s brutal war/senseless killing of innocent Ukrainians instead of showing us a stupid video about prices in your supermarket in Russia! Unbelievable! Don’t you think!?

[@Joeladgra]

Nice to see the prices there. $20 where I am will only buy one pack of bacon, cheese , milk and eggs. That’s it!

[@musclemanawesomeness5550]

True. So true. I've never spent $150 as when I go to the grocery store. btw you do know that on average a Russian only make about $400/month? That has to cover home, car, gas, food, life in general. That's why the coming issues are so heartbreaking for them. Im so sad for the people of Russia and even more the people of Ukraine who have lost everything including their children.

[@rorod8000]

Feel bad for you, you guys shouldn’t face the consequences of your governments stupid decisions

[@remcocamp6287]

Sorry, but your title is wrong. the word sanctions should be replaced by war. the reason is the war that mr putin (junior hitler) started.

[@jacynthe2011]

How russians are seeing their future?what are your plans?what are the new laws of today?

[@feelrussian]

thank you for your questions. sounds like a topic for new videos!👌

[@wilsonball7171]

у нас все будет хорошо, привыкай к новой реальности, где США шлют наxyй

[@davidjans2458]

I feel sorry for the people of Ukraine

[@dilshab1075]

When Anglo Saxon empire run the Slavic must as slave . If Slavic people challenge Anglo Saxon empire desires this is what happened . Global economy mean rest of world integrated into American financial system.. I hope Slavic people understand why native English speaker keep punishing Russia and Russian who live outside Russia. Unfortunately most Russian couldn't understand the truth . Situation in Russia is message to rest of the world what will happen if someone challenge native English speaker authority

[@paulhammer8659]

Hello this is Paul from Michigan USA very well said sir my mom and dad were born in the Balkans during world war II so I follow things around the world as much as I can this empire here is like being on the Titanic and they are using teaspoons to get the water out this will be ending soon over here but it is also okay when we destroy every country the USA goes to in the Middle East Vietnam how many people slaughtered women children absolutely no problem but this is a banker war all wars are the banker wars but the people in the USA are being fooled to only look at the problems outside of the USA but we are falling apart here

[@dwkreyzig9308]

Food is a luxury in Russia In Ukraine they only got bombs 💣

[@fredsmith2277]

lets check back in few week, russia is headed for the stone age ?