RUSSIA TO ANNEX UZBEKISTAN: CONFLICT EXPLAINED

[@INSIDERUSSIA]

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[@tasminoben686]

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[@walterperry4565]

MERRY CHRISTMAS U N UR FAMILY

[@screamboy8]

Merry Xmas Konstantin & Family, and Best Wishes for 2024 + beyond 🙏Please keep up your great work ❤

[@danielnordeen8410]

Merry Christmas Konstantin from your friend in East Tennessee Daniel! Even if your Christmas is in Jan.

[@shiva4004]

Merry Catholic Xmas Konstantin! Thank you for your wonderful work! Please keep us informed about what Putler really wants to do. I was wondering, after looking at Google maps, how can Russia invade Uzbekistan without invading Kazakhstan first? 😢

[@DomingoDeSantaClara]

The people saying it won't happen, also said Russia wouldn't attack Ukraine.

[@Steve-gx9ot]

?? Maybe NATO should tell Uzbekistan to enter Nato and ask all other countries to join! Maybe start to work with UNITED NATIONS to make ONE BIG GLOBAL UNION = CAN anyone think of a name Maybe "Blye Marble or something similar to let all we we are a mere speck in the universe

[@rewindcat7927]

@@Steve-gx9ot “The Breakfast Club” 😂

[@Adonnus100]

I thought Russia would attack Ukraine, and I say they won't attack Uzbekistan. It's silly. It's not on the border, also they are too preoccupied at the moment. But I bet they want to.

[@Pippie5555]

Russia also said they would annex Belarus.

[@williamwaters4506]

I was one of those people. I thought it was an intimidation technique.

[@maxvolkov6127]

Strength and wisdom to the people of Uzbekistan! Stay safe, stay independent and best of luck!

[@The0ldg0at]

Stay in dire poverty in your landlock country with no cheap access to world trade except fhrough neighbours that you don't want to negociate with.

[@maxvolkov6127]

@@The0ldg0at Fair trade does not imply you have to suck up to your bigger neighbours.

[@JS-ip8xm]

@@The0ldg0at Like Switzerland, Austria and other very poor landlocked countries.

[@Uzbek_Student_]

Sure we are always ready

[@maxvolkov6127]

@@Uzbek_Student_ we thought we had been ready too :(

[@mushdogful]

He thinks Russia should annex Uzbekistan since so many Uzbeks are in Russia. Well, since so many Russians have fled to Uzbekistan, shouldn't Uzbekistan think about annexing Russia?

[@ZuluDelta-d5r]

It can be discussed it goes at the wnd thw same, we welcome our central asian brothers

[@cactushound]

How is Russia going to invade Uzbekistan without invading Kazakhstan first. This should alarm Kazakhstan as well. In fact this should alarm all of the central Asian countries.

[@traumvonhaiti]

Kazakhstan is already on high alert. However, 50% of Kazakhstan's population (including 3 million ethnic Russians) support Putin/Russia. And recall January 2022 events in Kazakhstan - that'll give you some hints about the cohesion of Kazakhstan's ruling elites.

[@JoeKyser]

Why would they have to invade them? If they cooperate its easy peasy. Im sure thats why Putin went there and is currently hanging out with their expresident. He has something up his sleeve. Not everyone hates the guy. Its pretty apparent he has support. This is the second comment I see saying this. Its a niave idea. He is making friends not enemys. I 100% beleive he is concentrating on that instead of doing the opposite, which this idea caters to. Just think about it a little bit more. Thats not a cog in wheel. Its not a situation that needs to happen for another to happen. This reminds me ALL the people in Ukraine thinking he wont invade. Remember that? I didnt see one Ukrainian beleive it until it happened. Why anyone would doubt the plans is beyond me. This guy is for real ya'll. The USSR is coming back. Dont nistake what is happening here. Enough yeah buts. Ukraine did enough of that and look at them now. Yeah but..........boom

[@JoeKyser]

The Asian counties are alarmed. Read in the articles written about yheir head of states thoughts on Putins talks with them. He has been on that hotseat a couple months now. I think you missed all that or something

[@cactushound]

Thank you.@@JoeKyser

[@elkiebeerepoot5829]

@@JoeKyser It still implies two fronts. The US can do it. But the Russians?

[@seadrifter8975]

The Uzbeks need to take these warnings seriously

[@_Worldmapper_]

Yeah, We start to support Unted States

[@InfinityHS]

@@_Worldmapper_Love from America 🇺🇸x🇺🇿 . Lol your profile picture is hilarious because I remember when I used to enjoy trying to make countryball art lolol. When I have my mini pc maybe I’ll try again someday.

[@siyacer]

​@@_Worldmapper_we need their support

[@Tech050-jb5zu]

@@siyacer They don’t support you, whoever: China, US, Russia, Turkey and etc. Just follow your passion, study at Harvard and come back to Uzbekistan)))

[@Beachgirl1]

@@Tech050-jb5zu Don’t study at Harvard. Harvard is terrible😉

[@georgettelevesque277]

I’m glad Uzbekistan is taking measures right now. They saw what happened to Ukraine and they don’t want to be complacent.

[@acrossthepond4792]

This is a good warning from you for Uzbekistan. I believe it is a very serious situation. In the middle of all this, I wish you and all your family a very Merry Christmas, Konstantin. God Bless and keep you all.

[@smlorrin]

Hopefully, Uzbekistan doesn't start to feel as though it needs to expel all of the Russians who went there to escape mobilization. I could see Uzbekistan being concerned that Russia will claim that, because there are now so many Russian-speaking people in Uzbekistan, they have the right to invade. Russia has used this sick "logic" in the past.

[@mombaassa]

It's a dilemma for Uzbeks. The sad truth is, a small number of number of those recent arrivals, will actually be working for the Kremlin.

[@TheObserver3]

Yep that's the "justification" they used to invade Ukraine, "we have to protect the Russian speakers".

[@iris1224wwad]

Not just that, Prilepin is claiming, that if there's a large number of Uzbeks in russia (he mentions 2 million), that would give Russia the right to annex Uzbekistan, so they can essentially "civilize" Uzbeks before they come to Russia.

[@mjames978]

How long before he falls out of a window??

[@iris1224wwad]

@mjames978 Or gets a promotion. It may not be the official position of the kremlin now...but like Konstantin said, they denied plans to invade Ukraine over and over again. And even if he does have an unfortunate accident, his ideas may be openly discussed within a year. Think Anton Krasovsky.

[@doncarlodivargas5497]

Last year, (in 2022) i worked in Azerbaijan, and they where afraid Russia would attack them, ("we will be next" they said) and when i was travelling to go home i met a guy from Kazakhstan, and he was also very afraid of a russian invasion, we were sitting in a restaurant on the airport talking about him, the USSR, Kazakhstan and Russia, for me as a westerner it was a totally unknown world, but concerned about the future of his country, he was

[@sodiumchloride3876]

everyone should be concerned as long as revanchist regime in Russia desires to declare itself USSR v2.

[@irenehabes-quene2839]

Many people have been saying all along that Russia is looking over the borders of more countries then just Ukraine. It’s not happened yet on account of that Russia hasn’t been able to take in all of Ukraine. They never expected the West to supply Ukraine so much aid but most of all they underestimated the Ukrainian people willingness to fight for their country.

[@jaysonwallker1648]

Those greedy bastards are never satisfied.

[@sharaith7766]

Interesting logic he has, whether he is smsrt or not. "There are 2M Uzbekians in Russia hence we have a right to annex their origin country." I may note that there are 2.5 million Russians living in the US..does that then give the US the right to annex Russia, if we apply same logic?

[@figgebirma7157]

With the same logic there would be wars all over the globe.

[@Thelostgoldhunters]

Splendid idea !

[@TonyM540]

Of course it does.

[@Stichelfritz]

I think you would be surprised how many Russians would endorse that. But most of them are the younger generations. The Older generation still lives in USSR time.

[@reamoinmcdonachadh9519]

It comes as no surprise that there are those in Russia that seek to annex former Soviet Republics and reform a Union of Republics if not exactly Soviet, near enough!! The former Republics need to take notice and draw their own conclusions with regard to what is in their own individual and collective interests.

[@jeffreyhanc1711]

Undoubtedly the Kremlin wants to rebuild the borders of the USSR, so these threats shouldn’t be tossed away. That said, though, Russia is losing hundreds of thousand of men in Ukraine and may be on the verge of having billions of dollars in foreign banks frozen (which would be crippling to them). I see this threat now as a typical Russian flex of power, much like the constant nuclear threat - one that claims: see, we’re as strong as ever, you haven’t hurt us a bit.

[@lordfoxquaad1611]

Kremlin isn't set to restore the union, kremlin's goals are to restore the empire and its sphere of influence. It is a fascist ultra-conservative regime, not pro-communist one, and thus should be treated correspondingly if we want to stop this

[@fjalics]

And maybe see if they can get their hands on some NLAWs, and FPV drones.

[@spxram4793]

all of them know this since 1991. Uzbekistan is geographically protected by being separated by Kazakhstan from Russia , and it will seek even more protection from China and the other surrounding entities.

[@Matt_The_Hugenot]

This is someone official floating an idea. Prilipin is deniable, if the idea doesn't go down well then the Kremlin can ignore him, if it's popular then Russia might attempt something in central Asia. Edit: this is a threat to all the Central Asian republics, they all ought to be preparing to defend themselves.

[@neanderthalman01]

Uzbekistan isn't exactly next door to Russia. I would take this very seriously. Russia is shifting to a militarized economy to keep it going, there's a risk to everyone. Fourteen countries have to think about the fact their border is beside an aggressive Russia.

[@moshunit96]

They don't have the troop for Ukraine so it doubtful they could even hope to pull it off.

[@capitalistdingo]

⁠@@moshunit96That doesn’t mean they couldn’t cause a lot of damage and bloodshed by trying. We need to remember that crazy people don’t behave logically. They don’t assess the consequences of their actions accurately. Hitler got frustrated with how the war was going to his west so he responded to this by thinking that starting one to his east would somehow help.

[@nobbynobbs8182]

​@@moshunit96maybe not now but in 10 years when Putin's regime turned Russia's youth into brainwashed neo nazi warmongers?

[@johnridout6540]

Russia has already made statements about Kazakhstan.

[@swarfs]

@@capitalistdingo I was thinking the same. To invade with depleted everything, military and economic shows simply insanity.

[@Navigator2166]

Wow! The movie zone is an excellent idea. Hopefully, Uzbekistan will act quickly. 🇺🇿 Thanks Konstantin. Your information is very enlightening. May you, your family and your friends have a blessed Christmas.🎄🙏☦️ From AZ👵🏻🌵🇺🇸

[@bsteven885]

Just when we thought Russian officials couldn't get any more crazy...thank you Konstantin for keeping the pipeline of honest news open to the world.

[@berenicehickey9755]

Merry christmas to everybody!

[@brianfreeman8290]

Happy Gregorian Christmas to all Ukrainians.

[@davebarker4965]

Glad to see that Uzbeks and their neighbors are paying attention. Looking at what has happened with Ukraine will give strong clues to the mindset of those ruling the Russian Federation - regardless of what they say.

[@aspenenglish4976]

This is all just so crazy. I can’t even believe it!!! I knew he wanted the USSR restored. I wish the best for you and your family to have a very nice Christmas and remember these important times together. My heart and prayers are always with you and never forgotten.🙏🏻❤️🙏🏻

[@quantumcomata105]

Putin is going to kidnap Michael

[@chadbrad8100]

Russian Empire, Putin knows the Soviet Union is not economically feasible

[@aspenenglish4976]

@@LORNA_1 merry Christmas to you too! I finally caught a live. I was sickened when I heard they were going for Uzbekistan. It just breaks my hearts. It was great seeing you and thanks for the sweet message!🎄🎁❤️

[@alexturnbackthearmy1907]

If only they knew that soviet union wasnt tyrannical oligarchopoly...

[@teebodk3917]

Good that you send this warning for those who, naively, still believe, that the events in Ukraine are "just a minor border dispute between Russia and a neighbor" and can/should be handled internally between these two countries, maybe with "a bit of help from the Europeans, since it´s their area", but "certainly not something that in any way should involve USA" Step up aid to Ukraine now, or prepare to send soldiers to fight on European soil under NATO article 5 as Russia keeps expanding. Putin loves to use two specific terms: Russian "sphere of interest" and "historical sphere of influence" Sphere of interest = a territory that Russia feels entitled to control Historical sphere of influence = any area that Moscow used to control, either as direct part of USSR or as a puppet state under the Warsaw pact. These 2 spheres are combined, meaning that ANY "historical sphere of influence" is also automatically a "sphere of interest" and can expect to be gobbled up once it´s their turn. One after another, NATO or not.

[@figgebirma7157]

Yes. And if each and every country used the same Putin logic, there would be wars all over the globe.

[@MapsaiLiv]

Countries next to Russia could just engage first while Russia is weakened. Not sure how much weakened it is but probably sufficiently enough for Kazakhstan, Mongolia, Azerbaijan, Georgia, Armenia, Finland and Poland. They could annex some parts of Russia just to taste their own medicine.

[@Pippie5555]

Teebodk. Well said. Agree 100%

[@Pippie5555]

I don't think Russia has any capacity to attack another country. Maybe time for China to take back their part of Siberia?

[@teebodk3917]

@@MapsaiLiv I´m not really sure the world needs additional wars right now. A less violent alternative would be all of these states declaring a loyalty pact, telling Russia, that trying any tricks with one of them, that victim country would get immediate help from all of the others, much like Nato´s article 5.

[@richardbates6311]

This is the only place where I've heard this news - thanks!

[@runtsgal]

If the Russians were to try this would they not need to go through Kazakhstan? I can’t imagine Kazakhstan agreeing since they have been distancing themselves somewhat from Russia since the invasion of Ukraine began. I hope that they wouldn’t allow it anyway.

[@traumvonhaiti]

Kazakhstan is not in a position to resist. 7000 km long border, and only 70k strong army. Moreover, half of Kazakh population support Russia. More than that, part of elites are linked to Russia. Kazakhstan is basically Ukraine circa 2014. Or even worse.

[@smlorrin]

Exactly!

[@JoeKyser]

Well he did go visit them last month and is currently chilling with their ex-president. My guess is, there is not a problem with what you are thinking. Rememeber Putins words, its his backyard. Lol

[@hardywatkins7737]

I was just googling to see what Khazak/Uzbek relations are like. It seems they are pretty firm friends.

[@JoeKyser]

Yeah they certainly have distanced themselves 😂 where you get that from idk.

[@sohum9501]

Thank you for bringing this to our attention. I wish our news reported on these important events.

[@tanweekok1]

Merry Christmas to you and your family. Francis and Sharon from Singapore.

[@INSIDERUSSIA]

Thank you, Francis and Sharon! Much needed and very appreciated! Sending love from Tashkent, Uzbekistan

[@RBoales]

I can’t put into words the value of this man in helping me understand what’s going on in Russia 👏

[@johnwakamatsu3391]

Merry Christmas! I hope that Russia does not invade Uzbekistan.

[@_Worldmapper_]

They can't annex Uzbekistan is stronger 💪

[@oddnumbers2318]

They can’t even manage Ukraine and they have to chance there with the support of the world.

[@OdyTypeR]

I don't understand how Russian leadership consistently misunderstands the world like this. With how much China has riding on its Belt & Road initiative through Central Asia, Moscow seems to want to test the "no limits" theory of their friendship with Beijing. History tells us it's a bad idea to start wars on multiple fronts against nations backed by the world's two biggest superpowers, but it seems like the Putin regime has taken _a lot_ of the wrong lessons from WW2 🤦. My prayers are with you, your family, and all the people of Central Asia, in hopes that Russian leadership recognizes the folly of their ways sooner rather than later. 🙏

[@Holammer]

If the guy said "we should pull out of Ukraine and sue for peace", he would be under arrest right now.

[@haji1740]

Thank you for this update. Slava Ukaini

[@johnfrancisco1851]

Glory to Ukraine 🇺🇦 ❤

[@brecky384]

Merry Christmas! Peace be with you! 🕊️

[@yourmaninlondoncollecting5749]

1:35. Remember when Hitler invaded Sudentenland in 1938 and his reason for it... "The Sudetenland was desired by Germany not only for its territory, but also because a majority of its population were 'ethnically' German. Sound like a repeat excuse, to invade Usbekistan...

[@Gerrygambone]

Merry Christmas to your family and yourself, I hope 2024 will be a good year for you. Russia is fighting Ukraine how in the hell can they annex Uzbekistan, I doubt they have the resources to fight on two fronts.

[@Joiny07]

Uzbekistan has 36 million inhabitants and just 60,000 soldiers. Iran has 88 million inhabitants and 650,000 soldiers. After all, the little green men in eastern Ukraine in 2014 were not Ukrainians either.

[@TacticalTerry]

Unfortunately, they have enough purchased and constructed weapons to fight both wars for a year or two. The losses could be crazy high, but that hasn't stopped anything so far.

[@traumvonhaiti]

Russia doesn't need much resources to take over the *stans. They are pretty weak internally.

[@oveidasinclair982]

UZBEKISTAN you better start arming up, you have been forewarned; take this seriously. Watch your boarder with Iran and look hard at acquiring weapons from China, Brazil, South Korea or India, Western weapons are in high demand and hard to come by right now.

[@micheleamisonfellezs293]

I would love it if you were President of Russia...your heart, integrity and intelligence are needed in Russia..bless you and yours.

[@ThomasMunich-f1k]

When Mr. Prelipin talked about the Russian parade in Kyiv, did he mean the 60 km tank convoy that was stuck in the mud for two months in March 2022?

[@raoulheinrichvonmerten4851]

Wow and so it starts again. Many thanks for the heads up!

[@clairejeannette8454]

Thanks!

[@INSIDERUSSIA]

Thank you, Friend! Happy New Year!

[@coomberaider]

Really interesting. Thankyou!

[@clearwax]

Jokes… *On Vlad’s Uzbek ambitions, a Ukrainian said, ‘He couldn’t handle Kyiv’s winter; let’s see how he likes Uzbek summers.’ *Vlad the Czar sent a portrait to Uzbekistan. They sent back a mirror with a note: ‘Try conquering this.’ *Vlad the Czar promised prosperity. Uzbekistan answered, ‘We prefer our own - it’s flavored with independence.’ *Vlad eyed Uzbekistan’s borders. They quipped, ‘Our camels are better at handling invasions than your tanks.’ *Vlad joked about Uzbekistan joining his empire. They fired back, ‘We’ve seen your empire - we prefer independence with actual electricity.’ *Vlad whispered plans for Uzbekistan. They laughed, ‘Our mountains have seen greater empires come and go.’ *Vlad envisioned Uzbekistan under his rule. They replied, ‘In your dreams, Czar. In reality, you wouldn’t last a day in our bazaars.’ *On Vlad’s Uzbekistan glance, a Ukrainian soldier smirked, ‘Maybe he should learn to make plov first - it’s tougher than it looks.’ *Someone should tell Vlad, Uzbekistan’s history is full of turning empires into chapters in their textbooks.

[@dirusso3030]

😂 I love your Joke 🤣🤣.

[@Uzbek_Student_]

bro you made amazing jokes here. As Uzbek I can confirm all )))

[@aderek79]

When Putin says Russia is not invading Uzbekistan and laughs at the idea, then we will know the invasion in imminent.

[@stevev238]

Very informative ... and ominous.

[@nanniebb]

Merry Christmas to you and yours Constantine and to the whole group here as well...happy holidays to all members

[@CPCforever]

Thanks

[@INSIDERUSSIA]

Thank you, Friend! Happy New Year!

[@roberthuxoll8500]

Merry Christmas to all peaceful people of our ONE world! Merry Christmas 🕊🙏🏻🙏🏼🙏🏽🙏🏾🙏🏿

[@Uzbek_Student_]

Uzbekistan 36 mln + population. Gdp lower. Army is the strongest in central Asia. We fought with Russia in history. Always ready to die for a nation's independence. And we have friendly relations with neighbour brother countries. 🇺🇿🐺🇺🇿🐺

[@siyacer]

interesting

[@ZuluDelta-d5r]

Amd you were integrated to Russia and you will be, Central Asia is Russia. Our intrest are the same and our security is common, Russia dont need more land but stable and strong allies at it's borders

[@BCSTS]

EXCELLENT VIDEO ! KEEP CALLING THEM OUT ! Happy New Year !

[@phyllishershkowitz3806]

Merry Christmas Konstantin and family!

[@_Worldmapper_]

We start to hate Russia 🇷🇺

[@peterjarmesty1884]

Let’s hope the nasty cough is nothing trivial!

[@v.britton4445]

Thanks for keeping us informed.

[@sabines.5181]

Frohe Weihnachten und ein gutes Jahr 2024! Go ahead with Your work, thank You!

[@tasminoben686]

Frohes Fest und einen guten Rutsch aus dem stürmischen Hamburg!❤

[@ginnyjollykidd]

Merry Christmas! This is all so horrific! I wish you well and many blessings.

[@chisrsgardener977]

Fröhliche Weihnachten

[@dianallewellyn9859]

Thank you for your feed, this latest news is frightening!!

[@leitmotif4me]

Very informative and interesting about seriously troubling news.I like to follow the subtitles while trying to pick up words I understand. I am trying to learn Russian...

[@ThePanacon]

I have not seen that anyone is talking about the fact that Uzbekistan is a country with Turkic language as many other countries in this region in which Turkic languages are spoken, namely Turkish, Azeri, Uzbek, Kazakh, Uyghur, Turkmen, Tatar, Kyrgyz, Qashqai, Bashkir, Chuvash, Afshar, Karakalpak, Karachay-Balkar, Sakha/Yakut, Crimean Tatar. That's a little over 170 million people who share a common history, religious beliefs, cultural commonalities. Some of those live on Russian territory but the majority don't. I think this should be not forgotten as Turkic people have a strong cohesion on various levels, those people are usually bound together by the above factors and it could be a terrible idea to annex Uzbekistan as Turkey would definitely be involved in this and that would be a destructive disaster for Russia. Turkey's military power in terms of equipment and manpower is strong enough to stop those attempts by Russia. Of course Russia has nuclear missiles but those will not be used as it would be the end of everything on this planet. Putin knows that.

[@jaywatanabe4706]

Merry Christmas Konstantin from Canada 🇨🇦 I hope you and your family are well and hopefully this news hasn’t had a negative impact on your life in Tashkent 🙏

[@ronmullard5718]

Best wishes to all on the side of good...

[@dirusso3030]

❤ Thank you!

[@timhocking529]

Merry Christmas Constantine and fellow Insiders🎄

[@philipnehiley6579]

Merry Christmas to Konstantin & family !🥰🧙‍♂️

[@sidakerblom8633]

Merry Christmas! Thanks for all that you do!!😊

[@karenhawkins8510]

Kazakhstan must be feeling uncomfortable.

[@PupsySebastian7388]

Merry Christmas !

[@kms3530]

Uzbekistan its not just gonne sit around they have strong identity

[@adamogilvie6951]

I love this!❤ Thank you, sir!

[@zunittig5544]

Great Job. Very good Video on a very Important topic.

[@shadowrealms2676]

Merry Christmas

[@daithidespainn7925]

Nollaig Shona to you and family from Ireland 🇮🇪

[@macfun4100]

Thank you very much for telling us about it. There is no coverage of this in the MainStream media (but I have been able to read about it in some of the side media, even if only superficially) It is interesting that Uzbekistan wants to fight the battle (against Russia) over culture and the high level of interpretation in the media ... Because right now in Poland, after the opposition's election victory, a battle is also being waged for the (state) media, which the PIS(S) party used to regard as its personal property and propaganda organ and money machine (at the expense of all taxpayers, of course). Where there used to be the Cold War with one front, today (in the world, in the individual countries) there are many small cold-front trenches. Where each side demonizes the other and refuses to cooperate, even for the common good. I sincerely hope that Russia will not support "Russophile separatists" in Uzbekistan in order to bring its war with the rest of the world to Uzbekistan as well Dankeschön from Switzerland !

[@INSIDERUSSIA]

Thank you very much, Friend! I could not agree more

[@nancycornett9949]

Thank you Konstantine!❤❤

[@drackkor725]

Great video thank you for your intellectual thoughts. Much praise and appreciation. Thumbs UP!

[@gloriahoulihan8717]

🎉🎉 Happy Christmas Konstantin 🥳🥳 and family 🎉

[@eddieberntsen5788]

Somehow thatl doesn't shock me

[@Ceba-pw8hk]

How is russia going to invade uzbekistan when they don't even have enough men to fight Ukraine

[@juliec5309]

I hope you're not expecting a logical answer to your question

[@marktrotter8971]

Right now, it's probably for propaganda. A demonstration that Russia is confident it will soon win in Ukraine... but of course Russia may have infiltrated Uzbek and be in a position to overthrow the government. Very risky when Russia has no VDV or rapid reaction forces left.

[@НигораРазакова-в3ю]

Peace and blessings to Uzbekistan!❤❤❤

[@RozimuhammadAhmedov-td4wl]

Thank you ❤

[@altinbey5831]

Thank you 🇺🇿🤝🇺🇸

[@georgeflitzer7160]

Ty!❤

[@herbertyoung540]

Thank you for your wisdom and insight during these holidays ...

[@bikechainmic]

UZBEKISTAN more likely to annexe ruzzia.

[@reaperbsc]

Wouldn't that be ironic? Lol

[@misterwirez7731]

Merry Christmas Konstantin to you and your family. ✌️🍻

[@TheAmericanDreamLives]

I seem to recall that russia was publicly saying (two days before the invasion on the 24th February 2022) that they had no intention to invade Ukraine. One of the false claims they then made, was that the invasion was to 'protect' russian speaking Ukrainians. Let's learn from history shall we? Slava Ukraini 🇬🇧🇺🇦💛💙

[@Stichelfritz]

Now i understand the answers from Ukranians on an other channel about how many and what languages they speak, most answered Ukrainian and English and a language i unfortunatly don't like to mention. They smiled when saying that. Every one knows what language that is.

[@46FreddieMercury91]

Like Hitler invading Czechoslovakia to protect Sudeten Germans

[@BCSTS]

Konatantin said this as part of the video.

[@lorianne1409]

Merry Christmas to you and your family sir ❤

[@campbellmorrison8540]

Well if Russia does annex anybody Nato will finally realize that some of their members are definitely in the firing line. But I ask you how can you annex Uzbekistan without going through Kazakhstan, do with think Kazakhstan would support this idea or is it more likely Russia would also annex Kazakhstan? It all sounds like a brilliant plan to me in accelerating the collapse of Russia. The sooner the better in my opinion

[@Marco-lu2hc]

Does that mean Kazakhstan is a 'given'. Wouldn't they have to get through them first? Merry Christmas to you and the family 🎉

[@Chlzweb7053]

Thank you for clarification (& correction)…your opinion! Got it!

[@Caffeine-m4e]

Konstantin, you are getting better and better at this. I'm a huge fan! If sh*t hits the fan over there, you should try to go to Spain or Portugal. It's safe and welcoming to good people like you. Please be careful!

[@praetoriancorps]

I'm surprised other media hasn't even responded to this. When I google for more. You're the only one reporting on this. Atleast on youtube.

[@georgeross1000]

Merry Xmas to you and your family. I hope all will be ok in Uzbekistan

[@packrat-y7j]

Merry Christmas, Constantine. Stay safe my dude.

[@INSIDERUSSIA]

Merry Christmas

[@philstanton231]

Great vlog K - thank you

[@eileenosullivan4748]

Happy Christmas Konstantin to you all all the very best for 2024

[@professional.commentator]

Prilepin sounds like he's more mad about the demographic changes taking place in Russia right now, and less about Uzbekistan as a country itself. Russian government should've instituted a closed border policy if they were so concerned about mass immigration. But seriously, if they were to invade Central Asia, it would be the end of Russia altogether.

[@polythenewrappedme6102]

For Russia to invade Uzbekistan, they have to first go though Kazakhstan. Do you think Kazakhstan will behave like Belarus ?

[@johnsullivan4049]

Putin said in the past that Kazakhstan does not exist. Russia is also interested in it's uranium.

[@war-painter]

If Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Azerbaijan, Türkiye, Armenia, and whoever else in that area who is speaking to eachother, got together they might have a unified force. These countries are not powerless if they work together…(well maybe not Azerbaijan and Armenia). Well, the Muslim countries should have a lot in common anyway. Why aren’t they more concerned about the plight of the Dagestanis, the Chechens and the rest of the disproportionate Muslim russian men sent to fight and die in Ukraine when Christian russians get a free pass? Crickets from the Arab street on that while they sob about the Palestinians nonstop. Muslims are Muslims, they sure don’t care about their brothers if it’s not politically expedient.

[@abduvohid147]

Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan are unofficially colonies of Russia as most of their population has Russian passports. Russia can attack Uzbekistan from these territories of these colonies

[@Dave102693]

@@war-painternah the Muslim world defend Putin unfortunately

[@pad39a81]

I just subscribed to your channel and I find you refreshing and I also enjoy your sarcasm. Your grasp of the English language is excellent. I will start to watch your unseen videos. Continue your good work.

[@INSIDERUSSIA]

thank you!

[@jankrusat2150]

I don't see how the Russians can do this. Uzbekhistan has no border with Russia, huge Kazakhstan is in between them, and, having worked with Kazakhs all this summer, they are very proud of their independence.

[@MichaelRichard-g4y]

Merry Christmas ! 🎄

[@clear-vision]

Merry Christmas Konstantin, keep up the good work!

[@christopherrice5887]

Merry Christmas to you INSIDERRUSSIA