Siberia Joins Ukraine to DEFEAT Russia

[@BusinessBasicsYT]

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[@boancafilip3639]

My grandad was in siberia in a gulag during second world war. Then in the 50 he walked all the way back to Romania. It took him 4 years to get back

[@walterkurtz4360]

I would absolutely love to hear that story

[@anderslagerqvist2642]

That sounds like movie material 😮

[@dylanmccallister1888]

@@anderslagerqvist2642 it is lol It is called the way back but it has happened a few times so he could be telling the truth.

[@neenee8194]

According to Google maps that's not possible

[@minimal8187]

Playing the victim again

[@dapflumpf8394]

Good to see that there are still people who dare to fight for their freedom.

[@antclerfont8478]

For real.

[@cstuartdc]

I watched a video on Siberia by train. Gorgeous country.

[@antoniofarinaccio541]

😂😂😂Wear are they? Ukrane have none left Serbia...

[@jaymeVos]

​@@antoniofarinaccio541Siberia & Serbia are two different places. Just a heads up, they're talking about Siberia, as in the Eastern part of Russia (very simply put).

[@hornantuutti5157]

You typed many words without really saying anything? Lmao

[@KittyCatnap]

Fun fact, over 2 million Finnic people live in Russia, they lived there before Russians annexed them. These people are more closely related to Finnish and Estonian people, than Russian.

[@anul6801]

Karelians?

[@ThatBonsaipanda]

@@anul6801 Yes, but also Volga Finns and Perm Finns. More on wikipedia >> "finnic peoples"

[@abeeceedee1842]

2 million may be those that identify as Finnic peoples, but the number of russified Finnic peoples is far greater.

[@erkitaro5299]

Finno-Ugric people? Also I heard that Russia has denied education for these people in their own mother language, making them learn in russian (their strategy of burying the finno-ugric people's own identity). It is a very sick situation and I hope these people get their freedom soon!!

[@abeeceedee1842]

@@erkitaro5299 well it's been going on for more than a hundred years now. Their languages are in a very weak state.

[@BenCadetThePastafarian]

how many "RUSSIA COLLAPSES TODAY NO I'm SERIOUS" videos am i gonna fall for

[@SeaDoggo-n7o]

"putin bot"

[@Popop78]

A similar story that you can read is called The Long Walk: The True Story Of A Trek To Freedom. Their march--over thousands of miles by foot--out of Siberia, through China, the Gobi Desert, Tibet, and over the Himalayas to British India is a remarkable statement about man's desire to be free. A very good read!

[@MeshugaMatch-z6z]

IDK there was another exodus out of Siberia, other than the one to Finland, which I thought was 6-7 centuries ago.

[@sebastianbroscheyoga]

Ultra marathon incoming?

[@Sypherz]

There was a movie about it too - The Way Back made in 2010. It was really good.

[@davidjohannson4364]

The main character was a Polish soldier taken captive in WW 2, He and 6 others made it out.

[@IrenaMunje]

Polecam film Niepokonani oparty na prawdziwej historii ucieczki z gułagu

[@ellanenish5999]

Poland knows exactly what they faced and face, we stand with them

[@goddogslow]

you bring us war to europe. please be silend woman

[@Tabrizshahir]

So do we Iranian in 1830/1941 Iranian azerbjian cossak lost they northern land to russia but it was past now Iranian Azeri now want Iran regime change we want shah we Iranian want peace with anyone

[@greedier-7661]

But poles fought for their freedom. They on the other hand protest and make their gatherings that will never work.

[@Lucdera]

@@Tabrizshahir Democracy for Iran!

[@UnitedKingdom-z6g]

Stop disturbing international trade in Bab-el-Mandeb strait.​@@Tabrizshahir

[@Alochmann]

People dont recognize how bad Stalin was, People talk about Hitler and the Jews but never about the holodomor

[@finaloblivion799]

That's because we're low-key not allowed to. Most atrocities are omitted from public school text books, so basically all of Stalin's reign was removed.

[@1stCallipostle]

Stalin and Mao are so, so much worse than Austrian painter, and yet that fact is so heavily censored in curriculum and discussion

[@BigVorst]

Yeah. In highschool over here in Australia, probably 2014 for me? We sure learned heaps about the Austrian painter, but I only learned about Stalin's atrocities because of a certain guy who sounds like Kermit the Frog, after I graduated.

[@mmstick]

@finaloblivion799 Maybe in Russia, but in American textbooks Stalin's reign is brutal.

[@Audulf-of-Frisia]

There is a reason we learned so little in school about this. Think about it. Which political group controls schools, libraries and so on? I'll give you a hint. It begins with an l and ends with a t. Yep, the left. Indoctrination is still going on. At least here in the Netherlands. An example. SamSam. This used to be just a magazine full of indoctrination when I was a child. It still exists and now it's a school system. So they expanded their grip. There are so many examples of this.

[@sydsurfman012]

Yep my uncle was a rear gunner in a Lancaster bomber shot down over Eastern Germany in WW2 1944 , eventually crashed in Russia, ended up in Siberia, was kept under confinement with other Allied airmen ( with no documents) until 1947 !! Was eventually looked after by Siberian families, and through them returned to Britain ! he died in the 1970`s mainly due to the time in Russia and the camp he was in ! He always spoke well of the Siberian people, but hated with a passion the Russian overseers and organisers, and their delaying tactics in repatriating him and other allied persons!

[@andrewdewar8159]

Thank you for your history of your uncle's experiences.

[@mazepa-slavaukrayini932]

THIS is exactly why the nations of earth have ALWAYS accurately described the mockal as schweinhund!! 🇺🇦💪🇬🇧💪🇩🇪💪🇺🇦💪🇬🇧💪🇩🇪💪🇺🇦

[@mathiasH9108]

ok

[@PeterCampbell1]

This would make a good film

[@capriceranana5733]

What's a mockal?

[@MeshugaMatch-z6z]

If this news is true, it's the best thing to have ever happened for Siberia. I'm thrilled that these rebels are fighting for the same sovereignty which their long lost cousins in Finland has enjoyed for centuries, despite the time they too were held as a prisoner in the USSR. The resources under their feet will eventually make them one of the wealthiest countries in the world. It could be nationalized so all indigenous Siberians may never struggle with severe financial issues again.

[@jacobdonnely2608]

there are a grand total of zero news articles saying literally anything about this shit so this is utter cap

[@smolgok384]

​@jacobdonnely2608 there is a Siberian regiment fighting in Ukraine but they are very few. Not enough to pose a threat to the Kremlin

[@ArnoSchlick]

@@jacobdonnely2608 there has been a grand total of zero news articles in 1991 on the deconstruction of the USSR. Until it happened.

[@mrdum9607]

Bro 80-90% of Siberia are russian slavs the rest is mostly mix and maybe a precent or 2 who are complete natives and all those natives have different cultures and etc and basically all of them speak russian and they do so for over 100 years of they become independent which they won't but if they did they will be too weak and the 90% of the russians in Siberia I bet a lot of them won't be on board and Russia would invade them if they don't china will take large parts and people would rather choose Russia over China

[@ArnoSchlick]

@@mrdum9607 Moscow brought them in & will get them back. 🤷

[@therelaxedguys5888]

Siberia! Thank you from Canada ❤🇨🇦❤

[@Yair44]

Canada is occupied land, why not go back to Europe?

[@Y_Kim-i4x]

You can't seriously believe this? If you do then I'm sorry

[@bettybudzinski6602]

Please take over USA we all need your health care

[@Horolden]

@@Y_Kim-i4x What are you talkign about??

[@worldpeace8187]

Probably a troll​@@Horolden

[@lairbox]

I think China is fueling the departure of Siberia from Russia because China is very interested in eastern Russia's territory so with Siberia dividing Russia China would have an easy task taking those lands.

[@ausinasmith96]

China will have its chance to either buy or take russian land once it collapses this year or next year if the war continues

[@lisadiane10001]

China wants Manchuria back

[@oyoo3323]

They wouldn't take them. Try to use strike deals with them, and make them dependent on China? Sure. But not take them. China is extremely strict about enforcing and keeping its border claims. They have no interest in expanding their country, only in keeping all parts of it under control, which is exactly why all their issues come from lands already under their claim, not from outside. For example, Tibet, Taiwan, East Turkestan, Hong Kong etc..

[@lisadiane10001]

@@oyoo3323 Yeah well Manchuria used to be a big part of China too! Google the history of that

[@phredphlintstone6455]

​@@oyoo3323just going to ignore Tibet and Mongolia?

[@l1qu1dm3t4lIV]

Hell yes, Freedom for Siberia

[@mioilickovic3544]

🏇

[@chungko5592]

Let Siberian people choose free independent country.

[@shanincoffer6455]

😂 good one 👍🏻

[@coffeelink943]

LOL

[@snuucreations1202]

So many bots 😫😩

[@jaymeVos]

​@snuucreations1202 Seriously, what the fvck is happening around here? It seems to be escalating quicker than I expected. Maybe that "Dead internet" theory is happening as we slowly watch the bots begin talking with one another. Freaky. I don't like it

[@movement2contact]

You know very well how "choosing" looks like under ruZZia...

[@larslarsman]

🙏🇺🇸🇸🇪🇫🇮🇬🇪🇺🇦❤ I learned more about Siberia in the video's first 14 minutes than the last 50 years of watching network news and school history classes. Thank you.

[@memenstein1754]

For real

[@constantobjects]

😂

[@markmaher4548]

Really? I was taught about the issues covered in this video whilst at senior school (High School) in the UK. By the time I was 15, I knew a fair chunk of what happened during the Russian revolution inc what happened under Stalin & his notorious 5yr plans.

[@JohanBal-bc7kz]

I agree with you !!

[@richardmaris3671]

Yes indeed, exactly what I was thinking 🇨🇦 Thank you.

[@declangibo2465]

Siberia Thank you from Ireland

[@seangibney2362]

I agree

[@robertgalloway3771]

FROM SCOTLAND ALSO!

[@Damalas75]

And 4 generation Irish Canadian fight for your human rights and freedom for equality.

[@corester]

FROM ENGLAND TOO

[@scoobydoo8498]

From United States too

[@Paganscot]

Free Siberia

[@AAaa-wu3el]

What about Scotland?

[@jeffington1224]

Unfortunately I really doubt it will be prosperous as it will, probably get exploited by either America or its neighbours due to its hostile environment

[@jeffington1224]

@@AAaa-wu3elif they want they can breakaway but it kinda screws over both of us since if Scotland were to be enemies with nation and was on bad terms with England then England could allow its enemies to move troops through the land which takes away the geographical advantage of being on an island same with England

[@Government_Shill_2001]

@@AAaa-wu3el Scotland doesnt have the necessary infrastructure to be independent, and unfortunately neither does Siberia, if Siberia seceded Russia would just blockade the railroads in and out of Siberia until they either starved or submitted to Russian rule once again, same as what happened to Ukraine under Soviet rule. Scotland at least has the advantage of its neighbor being a much more reasonable country that won't purposely starve its inhabitants.

[@AAaa-wu3el]

@@Government_Shill_2001 Free Texas then. Mexican land your call "Texas" does got all the necessary "infrastructure to be free from the US Empire rulers.

[@TheJaggat]

Awesome Siberia, you deserve freedom , Sweden is by your side all the way.

[@christianmarriott3696]

The danger is that if they leave Russia, then China will try to annexed them... It's a very precarious situation for them.

[@zeffe0528]

​@@christianmarriott3696you don't know what Siberia is it seems?

[@АлександрГолубев-ц2я]

But we are not on your side. From Siberia, Tomsk)

[@Dr.Cereal]

Ja

[@Dr.Cereal]

@@АлександрГолубев-ц2я Why

[@kürbis-02]

A small correction about the trans siberian railway part: the clips used at 14:33, 14:51 and 15:19 are in switzerland, the first two are from the rhaetican railway (first shot being the well known landwasser viaduct in the canton of grisons) and the third one is the swiss federal railway, not the transsiberian railway.

[@DJLeonC]

Also most of the clips show Serbian politicians and a protest in Serbia instead of Siberia.

[@MrMartins159]

At 5:40 women is from Baltic states - Latvia, I know because I'm Latvian. I can confirm that a lot of people were sent to Siberia and those stories are horrible. Starting from animal wagons where people were stuffed in like animals, some of them died on the way and no-one cared about it, they were buried in shallow graves along railroad. Then arriving in Russia, party officials basically told the locals that those transported people are monsters, no-one wanted to talk with them let alone help. And the thing is as my grandfather told they had nothing there - there was no electricity, no roads, no nothing. And these people were ones which actually helped to build that infrastructure, because as example from Latvia many intelligent and just people with technical knowledge were sent there . If You are interested search about Gulags those stories is bone chilling. My grandfathers brother was sent to Vorkut where is coal mines and that job was backbreaking and noone cared if You can or can't work. If can't then You are done. One one particular case he was throwed naked in room where was no heating - and outside temperature were somewhere in range of -30 to -40 degrees celsius, he told that those which did not move just froze to death. He was doing every movements exercises he could think of just to generate heat in body, he survived, but had serious pneimonia afterwards.

[@puddlepeter4538]

Native Americans and Native Siberians are closely related, sharing a common origin. Genetic analysis shows that Native Americans can trace about two-thirds of their ancestry to Ancient Paleo-Siberians.

[@AAaa-wu3el]

@puddlepeter4538: "Native Americans and Native Siberians are closely related, sharing a common origin. Genetic analysis shows that Native Americans can trace about two-thirds of their ancestry to Ancient Paleo-Siberians". In the USA native Indians are kept in the Reservations, were they slowly are dying.

[@Howie-du7ov]

​@@AAaa-wu3el They aren't "kept" there. They are as free as any other American. They stay on reservations because of the free government monthly checks. Although there are major drug and alcohol abuse issues on the Rez. They even have their own laws and police forces. The only other law enforcement allowed there is the FBI. Non natives aren't really welcome there unless they are spending money at the casinos or tobacco or souvenir shops.

[@mnmul1]

im dene tha with the pictures of the native siberians i can see a relativity to my people big cheek bones smaller eyes bigger skulls i am sad my people have been conquered

[@mikhailmuraviev3316]

my grandmother was native siberian. Ket people specifically. there are very few of natives. And this video complete batshit, there is no chance for siberian rebellion, the population pretty pro russian. Those native siberians live their lives and do not want to fight someone, do not want to separate. Some maybe as it always the case while wars. But it is very low quantity with no significant impact But there are many people regardless of their views that ready to fight someone for money under whatever sauce. If there is funding for such fight groups people will come.

[@AAaa-wu3el]

@ : "im dene tha with the pictures of the native siberians i can see a relativity to my people big cheek bones smaller eyes bigger skulls i am sad my people have been conquered" Americans are still occupying all the American Indians land. Indians themselves are kept in reservations.

[@NoxSorce]

Did not expect to hear Latvian language in this video. Hello from Latvia.

[@javacaffeine]

Kur bija latviešu valoda šajā video?

[@javacaffeine]

Nvm, atradu 5:39

[@faunbudweis]

Was wondering what language that was, sounded kinda Slavonic but not quite, thanks for clearing that up!

[@maikee72]

Brother!

[@movement2contact]

It's from Soviet Story, I think. Hard to watch...

[@wilecoyote5757]

Many years ago I read an incredible book 📕 called, “THE LONG WALK.” Not to be confused by a book about Mao, in China, “The Long March.” “The Long Walk,” can still be found on Amazon. It is the tale of the 4 year journey of a small group of men and one woman who escaped the Gulag in Siberia and walked across Russia to freedom in then British held India.

[@ConscienciaSuprahumana]

there even is the mivie, with John Mc Avoy (sorry for the errors of orthography)

[@AAaa-wu3el]

Oh, ya-ya, James Bond!

[@JGldmn333]

This is complete conjecture and wishful thinking. There is no solid proof that Siberia is rebelling outright.

[@Schiznover]

Yeah although I wish it be true I cannot find any information to back up their claims.

[@nickbright5422]

i live in siberia and can confirm, i never heard of any rebelion, or even separatist movements, this video is a joke

[@jupiterapollo4985]

These videos are just farming at this point. Anything to keep news flowing and keep their channels active.

[@KilisitinaTuifua]

SIBERIA. NEED THEIR FREEDOM FROM RUSSIA. GOD BLESS SIBERIA 🙌

[@dadielperez125]

Um kinda crazy

[@Moonerang]

@@dadielperez125 nah bud, your still the crazy one.

[@unrandomyouttube]

@@dadielperez125 Bot

[@longshanks7157]

Most of the troops fighting Ukraine are from Siberia 😂

[@MegaBloep]

@@dadielperez125, fight also for freedom from religion.

[@puzzledotgamer5461]

russian bots: we dont have north korean soldiers they are siberians siberia: no they arent

[@PumpdaBrakes-ub8kp]

🤣🤣🤣🤣 good one🤣🤣🤣

[@lean_rblx]

Noone ever said that north koreans are actually siberians

[@puzzledotgamer5461]

@@lean_rblx russia did

[@RikouHogashi]

Seems Siberia has had Enough of being Russia's Prison State

[@Oomph6006]

And pollution...

[@user-ruraruparu]

I live in Siberia in the city of Irkutsk. Specifically, gulags are not the biggest problem now, but Irkutsk still remains a city with one of the largest numbers of prisoners. Now almost all of our economy and resources go to Moscow, and at the same time we receive nothing in return. Our education system, infrastructure, services are degrading every year and are not affected by anything

[@mrdum9607]

​@@user-ruraruparu yeah I am from the Urals a lot of the budget goes to Moscow the taxes between the states aren't distributed fairly but separatism won't help a better government without corruption would be better

[@user-ruraruparu]

@@mrdum9607 братишка с урала) Все мы надеемся что наша малая родина получит то что заслужила. Ну а про путю. Не думаю что он просто так сойдет со своего кресла, особенно после всего того что случилось со все россии за последние тридцать лет

[@johnkaimins9998]

@@user-ruraruparu I wonder what would happen if "mysteriously" less money was sent to Moscow?......

[@Getchell32]

Awesome, Siberia is starting to wake up to freedom! Welcome to the world.

[@navypowertv]

WOW, this video sheds light on a powerful narrative that’s been in the shadows for too long! The Siberian separatist movement isn’t just a story of rebellion-it’s a testament to resilience, culture, and the fight for self-determination. Can Siberia's rich resources finally fuel its freedom rather than Moscow's dominance?

[@HarryPeanut]

Go Siberia! You got my support from America

[@suranridha3480]

Your support is not counted on social media you need to be there and fight for it 😂😂😂

[@ricardomarin487]

then half of usa should go back to mexico then

[@snuucreations1202]

@@HarryPeanut BOTTSS 😩😫⬆️

[@aethryn124]

@@suranridha3480 and you're from a developing nation lol

[@suranridha3480]

@ let them go back

[@MrDaiseymay]

NO PEOPLE SHOULD BE ENSLAVED BY ANOTHER , FOR ANY EXCUSE, IN THE 21ST CENTURY.

[@tadeuszprzyszlak]

What century it is now has nothing to do with it. Its in our nature, its engraved in our dna through over hundred thousand years of evolution. No amount of social engineering and moder psychology will ever change it. You dont want to be conquered then cultivate and grow strong masculine men ready to fight and give their lives for freedom. Greetings from Poland.

[@ausinasmith96]

Oooof you best not look at Africa and the middle east then Ide argue that all north Koreans are enslaved aswell

[@olivererkuk1234]

@@ausinasmith96no we should look. Be aware

[@osmanguney7324]

No one should be enslaved by anyone in the 21st century. Therefore all states should be abolished, natural law should free people in anarchy.

[@minimal8187]

Are ukranians enslaved lol

[@CatQueen-p1o]

Very interesting. Siberia has a lot going for it, including the possibility of a functioning port if global warming continues. I hope they achieve their independence.

[@DocR16]

Global warming? 😂😂😂😂

[@marschallblucher6197]

​@@DocR16Yes. Ice caps are melting and that reduces the amount of ice in the far northern waters allowing ships to travel through them without worrying about ice as much. It also fucks wildlife and floods places but yeah.

[@PhillipMiaz]

Yeah, maybe. Just a couple more thousand years....🫠

[@CatQueen-p1o]

@ The Arctic is thawing considerably faster than that. It’s why competition is already gearing up in anticipation of the northern trade routes.

[@1stCallipostle]

​@@CatQueen-p1oIt's gonna reverse soon Most of the warning issue is from ecological damage done in the 70's-90's Given how much that damage has been reduced since, I severely doubt warming will increase much longer. They've got some homeless guy with a "the end is near!" Sign in his hands as their consulting guy I guess

[@SuperMisteriPlayer]

2 of my great grandfathers were in Gulags and one was in a Na*i camp in Poland, despite surviving the war, none of them made it back to Latvia. My Grandmother still has her fathers letters from Siberia, from what we know he was killed by a guard after his release from the camp. Almoast every person i know here has had a family member who spent time in a Gulag. Under stalin even being a successful farmer in Latvia was enough to get your whole family sent to a Gulag

[@neandercrash]

Just googled the size of the Siberian battalion, to save you a watch, it's roughly 60 people.

[@panzerblitz2140]

There are dozens of separatist groups and not only in Siberia.

[@pie_ky]

Thats 60 battalions. Each battalion holds around 400 troops. Do more than read the first number that appears on your google search. And would u really believe that an army could only consist of 60 people.

[@TheAbsol7448]

You know, Russia might've never lost Siberia if they just left their neighbors alone, were friendlier with the west, and if they stopped siphoning Siberia. If they're going to take resources, then they should give back. If Russia isn't willing to do any of that, then Siberia should be independent.

[@MyraO-e6i]

russia never gives anything back!

[@iiscnyOfficial]

California should be independent.

[@duca746]

Hey Siberia is a Russia. Lets LA make his own decision to make their own country!

[@uhhgreetings1954]

They didn’t actually lose Siberia btw. This is just a handful of men participating in the foreign legion of Ukraine.

[@1stCallipostle]

Wales should probably be independent too by those standards

[@RinaldsEgle]

My grand dad got a tour in gulag just after WW2, returned only after Stalin's death. It costed him his health and he died in 1962 - I never saw him... Nothing is forgotten, nobody is forgotten. And nothing is forgiven.

[@kirdmigre]

I suppose, he bought a ticket in 1941, 22nd of june?

[@RinaldsEgle]

@@kirdmigre no, later, wher russians came occupy Latvia for the second time in the forties.

[@AAaa-wu3el]

@@RinaldsEgle So he was a german's collaborator. How many jews did he exterminate? Latvians did it even without german command, by their own initiative.

[@ice4cow]

Lady from 5:40 speaks Latvian in the interview. Just one of 57 000 Latvians sent to Siberian Gulags by Russians in 1940s alone - 3% of 1.9 million Latvians in 1940. Not even mentioning other horrible things done by Russians here.

[@lvculo]

I instantly sniffed out "why is she speaking finnish ?" !!! ,,,,,, Could it be that they deported people from Karelia after Stalin stole it from Finland ?? "A Family's Story of Displacement during and after the Finnish Wars" ?? " In 1940, following its defeat in the so-called Winter War with the Soviet Union, Finland was forced to cede its eastern province of Karelia" but now I know why !!

[@andrewdewar8159]

I visited the museum of the occupation in Latvia also the corner house No 65. What they did, Russians then Germans then Russians .

[@SamFisherK]

At first I thought she was speaking Lithuanian 😂 then realized it's Latvian

[@arcgaming6201]

And the worst thing is that many of those were sent to Siberia without a real reason. Imagine your neighbor holds a grudge against you and says to KGB you are a wealthy intellectual or straight-up decedent. Meanwhile, Stalin had sent quotas for each country with how many people from each need to be sent to Siberia. If you live in a family farm and have 6 cows - Siberia! They sent people, pregnant women in fully packed cattle train carts with little to no food, thousands didn't make this journey. And Russia never apologized or made amends about this, they say we wanted to join the USSR. That's how Russians "protect" the world from fascism.

[@andrewdewar8159]

@@arcgaming6201 Absolutely terrible, and they forced countries to have a revolution and join the USSR, took those countries stuff as well. Us in the west need to be less naive about Russia lying to everybody's face.

[@ronilotagyab1945]

Fight for freedom Siberia!

[@8Seyuki8]

I wholeheartedly believe courageous Siberians are going to write a new, happier chapter in that beautiful, harsh land which has suffered so much and has seen so much tragedy, cruelty, human suffering... My great great uncle was being detained in Siberia for years. When his wife was informed she can take him back she sold most of their possesions to be able to afford the travel. He was extremaly malnourished, sick. He never reached Poland. He died on the train. With the last bits of cash she bought a coffin. The despair and heartbreak that my great great aunt had to experience... she wouldn't speak much for the rest of her life.

[@EstonianPotato]

like my auntie said: we were taken to the forests of Vorkuta and then we first built ourselves a prison and then, when the prison was ready (and we were sleeping in a pile of humans in a barracks to survive the insanely cold nights) we were made to dig mines.

[@bobenonbob]

russia imposes Ruzification while saying it denazifies... nazis denazifying? how?

[@simonp37]

Israel is offering to send weapons to Ukraine. Don't think they would support nazis.

[@OnionLover344]

Another one of Putin's excuses. Same one he used for Ukriane

[@robertgalloway3771]

THERE ARE NAZIS IN RUSSIA???

[@Brianboru-k8y]

Orwellian speak . Say the opposite is true.

[@tinawilson4120]

❤❤

[@Preparationh6]

SLAVA UKRAINE 🇺🇦 Siberia made the right choices. Putin should have never invaded. Thankyou for your content man

[@emsproviero]

Putin didn't invade Siberia Peter the great did

[@CTimmerman]

@@emsproviero I think he meant 2014's little green men who turned out to be funded by Russia. Girkin's in prison now, but afaik Milchakov is still on the loose.

[@tinawilson4120]

Siberia fight for your freedom

[@genedoroschuk7319]

Siberia the world stands with you love from Canada ❤

[@seanmchugh2709]

21 minutes in and I'm still waiting for the bit where Siberia joins Ukraine.

[@YoniBaruch-y3m]

The enemy of Ukraine’s enemy is your friend.

[@rynemcgriffin1752]

He’s setting up the history of Siberia before returning to the point.

[@bubbabillybob-c7v]

I didn't know Siberia was there own thing. Wish them the best. People need to standup,demand freedom.👍👍👍

[@paulstewart6293]

Best to read a few books about history and geography. It will help you. History isn't funny and if you care, it's actually stunningly depressing but at least you will understand where you come from. And why.

[@Basuliic]

it was. This video is made for 4 grader. It really is light on facts of millions killed since muscovits captured territory and still opressing them now. all those culture things is for show, while actual cultural difference, language (all schools only on russian), total discrimination of minorities even now - all is made for people to throw away identity and call themself "russians"

[@zeffe0528]

Their* own sovereign province actually

[@markobucevic8991]

​@@Basuliicwhere is the proof of that!?

[@zazaology]

I’m a Bosnian refugee from Sarajevo …. Fuck war

[@user-vr8zs3ei7n]

Putin could stop the war tomorrow, but he is too greedy.

[@Christo_glenn]

Crazy. I went to Bosnia last year and the scars of war are still visible, not to mention the generational trauma. With that said, the Bosnian people are resilient and they get on with life and press forwards. Politics aside, I hope things of the past can be rectified within the Balkans.

[@EZLogikal]

Russia and China both have deep vested interest in Siberia. This is as smart a move as it gets.

[@peterbrigden2124]

China has moved away from Russia and into Trumps pocket as they know that he has more ideas and power than this loser Putin.

[@pauldreze3414]

Les intérêt de la Sibérie au peuple Sibérien d'en disposer. Les colonies, c'est fini !!!

[@eddybrevet6816]

Foreign agents, an overused apologetic in defense of present regime

[@PumpdaBrakes-ub8kp]

perfect timing

[@lynb2039]

REQUIRES FRIENDSHIO, TRADE AND AID BY ALL WORLD NATIONS ESP BORDER NEIGHBORS. EXISTENTIAL THREAT

[@lukailijev5862]

Dude, you put Serbian parliament, Serbian government and Serbian protests instead of Siberian protests, Serbia is a country in the middle of Europe, Siberia is a region in Russia, it's not the same, but anyways, great video, keep it up👍

[@MS-tm2gp]

Excellent job! The hard & thorough effort you put into this is obvious, and appreciated. Looking forward to viewing your future future projects!

[@davidbeare730]

Freedom and prosperity to Siberia!

[@HepCatJack]

Since Russia was a fan of Brexit and promoted it, then it ought to support Sibexit.

[@Oomph6006]

And Ingermanlandxit..

[@anderslagerqvist2642]

​@@Oomph6006No it is to hard to pronounce, it will fail the whispering game...

[@Oomph6006]

@ Not if you are Swedish or Danish😀

[@jamessmithson-br7rm]

Russia supporting Brexit was just classic divide and conquer… nothing to do with supporting the principle of independence 😂

[@chryoung-db2iw]

Russia had nothing to do with Brexit and no and don’t like Putin so sick of this far left commie conspiracy theory

[@rolypoly4920]

Imagine if a union of Siberian states got their independence and formed their own nation and immediately allied with the West. Russia and China would be so mad.

[@perkunast9680]

China is pushing this, they want the land and resources, divide and concur.

[@IntegrityEquities]

Ok but it would have to be the Siberians of the West…. The ones who truly want peace and want equal pay …. The meek. The poor. The real ones.

[@Tzahr]

why would they do that what has the West done for them

[@StanTheMan-o1r]

@@Tzahrthe west would be able to help development of the county, especially with all the oil they have.

[@lynb2039]

The EU better check their wallets; PREVENTION OF TERRITORIAL CONQUESTS of border neighbors is EXISTENTIAL

[@alanpardue3730]

This is a great video. Good job guys!!

[@randomness3611]

9/10 for this fan-fiction. a relatively small number of Siberians are fighting on Ukraine's side of the war. This isnt even news, this was already the case in 2014.

[@Charcuterie123]

Most people of ex-USSR nations have some family or relation to the people of Siberia primarily due to the gulags. Many of those who survived were unable to return because their lands or homes had been given away or destroyed. There are diasporas of several non-Russian people who are descendants of those sent in Siberia currently.

[@johnkaimins9998]

Yes ~ I know of several.

[@jinglebell9107]

It seems that Siberia is more richer than Russia. Sad to think that Siberians are always left behind.

[@AAaa-wu3el]

@jinglebell9107: "It seems that Siberia is more richer than Russia. Sad to think that Siberians are always left behind". Siberia is Russia.

[@jinglebell9107]

@@AAaa-wu3el Yes its part of Russia, and sovereign territory of Russia, distinction between the 2. But again Siberia is richer than all over other state of Russia.

[@darkslaerdark]

Siberia got more richness than USA and Europe,but somehow Siberia is poor, even worst than Zimbabwe or Nigeria. Imagine Russia corruption destroying Siberia non stop.

[@AAaa-wu3el]

@@darkslaerdark US occupants suck all the goodness from Alaska, stole all Alaskan gold, and left local Indians absolutely stripped of anything they could relay on. Now US occupants are trying to do the same with Siberia, showing US crocodile tears for everybody. Give freedom to Alaska first!

[@RealDougFields]

Dictators never serve the people, the people are supposed to serve him. ALL Russians should be aware of this and oust the Dictator ruining their nation.

[@RussianOccupier190]

That’s how it should be or what you’re gonna tell that your boss should for you? No you work for your boss and you do what he tells you to not the other way around.

[@CTimmerman]

@@RussianOccupier190 "I was just following orders." did not hold up at the Nuremberg trials.

[@RussianOccupier190]

@@CTimmerman what does that have to do with what we are talking about here?

[@CTimmerman]

@ "you do what he tells you to not the other way around." - Bosses don't always know best. If they did they wouldn't need you.

[@lynb2039]

Bingo. Dictators have insatiable appetities for POWER. UNQUESTIONED, UNCHALLENGED, TOTAL POWER. THEY DESTROY THEIR CITIZENS WHO WOULD MAKE THEIR COUNTRY BETTER, STRONGER, RICHER.

[@AlexthunderGnum]

A little correction. "GULAG" is the abbreviation, which stands for "The Government Camp Administration", which is pretty much the same as "The Ministry of Correction". The camps were camps, the administration of the camps, which was in Moscow and in regional capitols were the GULAG. So, nobody was "sent to gulags". That is misunderstanding that originated from the book named "Gulag Archipelago" written by one of the inmates of the time, comparing the system of camps to islands isolated from society by the wast spaces of Siberian woods.

[@MarshaBonForte]

Siberia will likely get a chance to seize their own freedom, but Moscow will not let them go without a fight. They should think about doing it sooner, rather than later, such as after a ceasefire in Ukraine.

[@erichhartmann830]

Thank you very much. I really appreciate it for your video.👍👍👍👍👍👍🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@sigeptexaskappa1]

Where did you get this information from? I can’t find anything else confirming a Siberian withdrawal

[@Schiznover]

Same here, cant find anything

[@nickbright5422]

cus its all made up, i live here

[@dannyevers7647]

There are just some troops who joining ukraine

[@NickSchmidt-q1r]

@@nickbright5422nick bright yes for sure you live there🤣

[@andrewtoth9876]

BRAVO SIBERIA! SOLIDARITY! ETHNIC TERRITORIES REVOLT! Stop ETHNIC CLEANSING & ETHNIC GENOCIDE! SLAVA FREE PEOPLES of the WORLD!

[@majacovic5141]

Good video but the protest shown from 23:25 are in Serbia, not Russia. Those are serbian flags.

[@CrispyOkra]

It's unfortunate that so few will see this.

[@rcxmodelsuk256]

i like it how the video started with Siberia joins Ukraine, then nothing else about it, just Siberia's history

[@vejza1108]

What's up with all the footage from Serbia? Did you misspelled Siberia in google search? I don't get it.

[@evbrandy1357]

Haha, and some of the trains shown are from Switzerland 😂

[@lauroneTECHno]

Yeah looks like they messed up a few european countries.. the latvian lady in the beginning, swiss train stations and even parts of Serbia got to be part of the show. Too bad cuz the video was pretty good - now I’m kinda questioning its factuality.

[@PatricioGanio]

The Russian government's indifference in treating Siberians despite Siberia's economic contributions to Russia is enough reason for Siberians to seek secession from Moscow, and because of its importance in Russia's economic stability the government remains deaf to their plight. If joining Ukraine in the war against Russia is the solution to attain independence, the move is fairly a good decision.

[@dereksollows9783]

Is THIS actually real? Your site is 2nd tier at best. The concept of this article is enticing... meaning that we, your viewers, mostly want to believe what the headline suggests. My close friend, an Estonian guy, now departed had a role in shaping my world-view. His dream was to travel through the Taiga. I think he wanted to be there 'forever'. Instead he lived-out his years here in Eastern Canada. The world-view that he imparted leaves me a total supporter of Estonian independence from Russian dominance. Finland is simply admirable .... they basically gave the bear a total whipping. I stand ready to admire (and support) Siberia. I am now researching these independence movements.

[@1337pede]

The battallion has 60 men and they're situated in Ukraine. Putin likely doesn't even know they exist.

[@Rabijeel]

I learned one Thing about Siberia due to a Schoolmate - their Food is "nothing special" if you want Food to be fineley Done, nuanced. But if you are like me and a Sucker for hearty, strong and rich Tastes, you definetly should look into it. Siberia is incredibly rich in culötural diversity, meaning there are a lot of Facettes to it and its People - ans the Food reflects that. They have adapted many other Styles from around, but especially the dishes using hunted Meats and Fish are awesome - it is a "Dig in"-Comfortfoods Style mostly. Their Shtik is to make great Meals from the simplest Recources - so it is mostly "cheap" to make. And in a free World, Siberia is DEFINETLY woth a Visit on Holiday if you are like me and prefer Mild Climates and a walk in the Woods (although... mind the Wildlife there beeing Wild) and such. Siberia could easily be a great Tourist Place because of its Nature if Russia wouldn't be such a Dick about it similar to other Counties like Uzbekistan and the likes.

[@31pas0]

Ah, the westerners, judging every place if it's suitable for holiday visiting. How dense one should be to look at the world through the landmark frame.

[@molotovribbentrop2839]

@@31pas0 You would travel around the world too, if you guys weren't poor.

[@31pas0]

@@molotovribbentrop2839 oh, wow, mister consoomer cared to join us

[@molotovribbentrop2839]

@ Everybody is a consumer; you are one too, albeit poor one at that. It's not my fault you are too lazy to get a higher education, and the job opportunities that brings.

[@ArnoSchlick]

06:44 Thank you for remembering Ossip Mandelstam, one of my favorite poets. He has written some of the most powerful poems in human history. An example is his poem "The Horseshoe Finder", translated into German by Paul Celan. This poet, unlike others (Bertolt Brecht, J.R. Becher, Gottfied Benn & Gabriele D'Annunzio), managed to pay homage to neither the socialist nor the fascist dictatorships. The punishment for this was that he was made to go into the ice.

[@sittingonariver]

Thank you for spelling his name out. I'll be looking for the poem in English.

[@ArnoSchlick]

​@@sittingonariver I only hope, there is a good translation available in English. Maybe also compare it to an online translation of Paul Celans version in German. According to my Grandma, born 1902 in St Petersburg, it is very accurate.

[@jamesarchibald852]

Siberia can be a sovereign nation on it's own, with all their resources it could very well be one of the wealthiest in Europe. Power to the people of Siberia!

[@annoyed707]

Siberia one of the wealthiest nations in Europe? As likely as Japan being one of the most successful European nation. It isn't in Europe. SMH...

[@ZeeZeeCat]

Without Siberia Russia can no longer pretend to be a Imperium. :-)

[@jarrettschoenfeldt608]

I did research on this, this video blows this way out of proportion.

[@TheMadMax1000]

Its Freedom Time!

[@atanacioluna292]

Excellent history and explanation. Thank you.

[@Thepeaces33ker]

NATO countries should start to recognize Siberia as its own nation just to further drive their movement toward Freedom.

[@SonnilonTheHater]

You did NOT just use Serbian parliament and politicians (22:18-22:38) as a stand-in for Siberia :'D What a massive mistake.

[@Mert3ds]

Free Siberia!! 👊🏻

[@Elfdustify]

Go Siberia! Power to you!

[@PumpdaBrakes-ub8kp]

It's the best time to break free.

[@lynb2039]

Absolutely

[@spazoq]

Siberia has a great future, with global warming making it more temperate they can grow more food. 38 million people in Siberia isn't a small population.

[@Jane-ow7sr]

They have alot of food and its mainly carnivorous diets from fish, to rabbits, to deer adjacent animals, etc. If they want anything considered a convenience then yes they will get more food due to more transportation, lowering the costs.

[@Putrefrye]

Clearest video i have ever seen to understand the whole situation thanks man

[@wxd14]

I love Siberia: HUGE beautiful untamed wilderness with freezing cold winters. Giga-Alaska. The last colony yet to be decolonized.

[@garyfoxall279]

Stand up Siberia !

[@simjo8630]

Some day the country will break into smaller states.

[@ArnoSchlick]

@@kristenjoyce2180 Dito. As it went with the Baltic sea, now being a sea of NATO. 😇

[@seraphi3387]

That potential future outcome may happen a lot sooner than expected at the rate it's going.

[@RandomGuy37]

I'm hoping for Karelia to become independent. It'd be much better to have Karelia as our neighbors here in Finland than Russia

[@sihualucakang2723]

Geography and history books are going to need to feature the change

[@abeeceedee1842]

​@@RandomGuy37the Karelians have either fled to Finland, killed, or deported and russified. Karelians are a very small minority nowadays in Karelia so it's not too realistic for a popular revolt to happen. Also Karelians, like the other tribes of Finland belong the Finnish nation and should not be separate.

[@terryholt9469]

Siberians manifest destiny! Go Siberia !

[@purplesprigs]

Otyken "Storm" Awesome band and song - native Siberians give it a watch

[@ReddlyFeddly]

0:34 that trigger finger needs some serious work. bro's literally shootin like stormtrooper 😂

[@meowmeowmeow1243]

I grew up with stories of how the russians would take whole families to gulags, some with newborn children or toddlers. They were never heard from again, even if people escaped the gulag, they would die in the wilderness.

[@ntshade8806]

Let's go, Siberia!

[@Qreur]

Your heading: ..."...Siberia Joins Ukraine to DEFEAT Russia...".?...Really? Did Siberia do that? The whole of Siberia?

[@garryholznagel6139]

All of Siberia didn't join the war against ukraine

[@raskahn9286]

@@garryholznagel6139 indeed these volunteers from Dec 2023(!) is hardly all of Siberia turning on Russia.

[@rubenverheij4770]

:::::::::::: 27:03 - 27:11 😂👍 'Power To The Millions, Not The Millionaires!" GREAT SLOGAN!!

[@salamancadingding]

My grandmother and her family was taken from Nazi occupied Poland to Siberia by the Russian army. She lived there in treacherous conditions for years before returning home. I can't even fathom what that must have been like. People were cut from a different cloth back then. I miss her so much.

[@delvis008]

Wow, that Siberian southern boarder is huge!

[@geegnosis8888]

Long live an Independent Siberia!

[@lancethrustworthy]

Good vid. Gratsi.

[@shaanmankash2891]

He wanted to say that we should not attack anyone, Life is Precious.

[@GMMilitaryAnalysis]

*My grandfather was imprisoned in Siberia during World War II. In the 1950s, he walked back to Romania, a journey that lasted four years*

[@predyaxc]

Bro stop copying, bots are crazy guys.

[@epikpapers1984]

How much of yall grandfathers walked to romania, this is the tenth comment saying this 🤣