Terror attack in Moscow | Conclusions, public mood and imaginary enemies of the Russian government

On March 22, several assailants opened fire on people at the Crocus City Hall in Moscow. Then, there was an explosion in the building, causing a large fire. 143 people lost their lives, and more then five hundreds were injured. In this video I want to discuss the aftermath of this tragic incident, the government's response, the general mood among the people.
0:00 Intro
0:49 government reaction
1:36 "Russians deserve it"
3:31 torture of suspects
4:16 surge of xenophobia
5:47 law on the release of criminals
6:30 why FSB overlooked it?
9:43 consequences
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[@mingmiao364]

“Who is opening the window on the Russian side?” Excellent point. It’s not like there is a freaking war going on and there’re two armies battling each other along the border with minefields. Makes total sense

[@urpotaskinen]

That point was actually a very intellectual point. That kind of very simple, and logical point I have not heard in the debate before. I don´t know how that simple point could be spread to a larger audience. If you Natasha know of any comment, except yours, where that point has been made, please let us know. It is so logical in it´s simplicity that even a child could understand it. On the other hand children often understand more than grown ups...

[@erosgritti5171]

@@urpotaskinen The problem is that if you make this logical point, then you make the discussion about this supposed "window" legitimate. And people will always tend to consider the darker and more threatening version better. Unfortunately this is how Russian propaganda works. So the solution is always not to take that statement into consideration, so as not to make it "questionable". Is sad

[@doyouwanttogivemelekiss3097]

@@erosgritti5171 spot on. Anders Pugh Nielsen even goes one step further, and says that false flag theories ("it was the fsb! Etc,") are good for the Kremlin, because they show putin and his cronies as powerful.

[@andynull8869]

Russia is fighting the USA who is using stay behind armies (operation gladio) both nations are wretched countries

[@kenibnanak5554]

@@urpotaskinenThe very obvious immediate implication of Putin's escape corridor statement is that the Russian Army is in league with the attackers and the army forces fighting Ukraine on that same border had agreed to stand aside give them safe passage to Ukraine. I think the whole planet picked up on that even if Putin didn't think it through.

[@Joe_From_IT]

You give things a great deal of thought, Natasha. I always feel like I've learned something after watching you. Take care of yourself & please know your contribution is appreciated.

[@ButterfatFarms]

She can barely be bothered to bring herself to post a video a month.

[@DogRoar-dq4ri]

Yes, you learned about misplaced vanity and greed.

[@stevenbest6408]

Well done, Natasha. Good thoughts, clearly expressed and as always, with lots of heart. Stay strong, this can't go on forever.

[@ButterfatFarms]

lol Nothing she had posted in a year or more has been well done. She's totally blowing it with her videos of her dreary stone faced take on politics as she sits there like a rock. That isn't what made her popular. The KZbin algorithm blessed her with hundreds of thousands of subscribers and she's just totally squandering it. Girl is so lost and failing at the whole adulting thing. She totally can't even bring herself to make KZbin content anymore, like she used to. Barely turns out a video a month on average anymore. And when she does it's another boring-ass video on her political opinions. As if she matters in that regard. She doesn't, at all.

[@LesFPinter]

Your commentary is articulate and insightful. We need people like you, now more than ever.

[@alexsol3517]

🤣🤣🤣🤡

[@ryanwhatever123]

no, we def don't

[@ButterfatFarms]

She's useless, even as a youtuber. She can barely bring herself to post a video a month anymore. She's totally failing at life, floundering about with no idea what to do with herself or her future. Lost as ever. She was blessed with the KZbin algorithm bringing her hundreds of thousands of subscribers and she's totally squandering it. What made her popular, what people enjoyed was her walking about and talking about interesting things. Not her drab dreary faced take on politics, as she sits there and stares at you stonefaced in front of a blank wall. Not even emotional about her politics just meh. It was her talking about her personal experiences with the differences between Russia and the US, and the West, and her just going on walkabouts and talking about whatever she comes across and sees. Or taking you around a tour of some place like Spassk-Dalny or Vladivostok in the Far East of Russia, or where she's hiding out now, as she used to. That is what people enjoyed about watching her. She can't even be bothered to bring herself to do those videos anymore. It's just her unimportant personal opinion on politics anymore, and only doing so once a month if that anymore. Who deserves the subscribers she has is Sanctioned Ivan. Personable, funny, interesting and posting nearly every day, doing the interesting kind of things she used to do. When he was living in Russia, and now in Thailand, while angling to get a visa and come to the United States. Why do people waste their time with Natasha anymore? What she brings to the table is so lame anymore. If she's going to be a KZbinr she needs to find some focus in life, figure out what she's going to do and get off her ass and do it and actually produce videos. Because the content she barely produces anymore isn't worthy. Not of the subscriber bas3 she has, not of the donations she gets. Time for her to step up. She's blowing it. Very disappointing.

[@TheTruthHz]

@@alexsol3517 Strong counter argument... of the calibre of a 3 year old.

[@allwrighty100]

Lol, no. We most certainly don't.

[@TheGeorgeous]

Good to see you natasha. Be strong, the future will be better. ❤

[@AntiCitizen.2027]

no

[@timetraveler2518]

We watch and listen to you, Natasha, on KZbin. There is no problem from you with our connectivity in the USA. I am still on your subscribe channel. Cheers! 👍🤠👍 ISIS terrorists tried to escape to Belarus, but the border security checkpoint turned them away, so they tried to go to Ukraine. Putin invented the idea of Ukraine's involvement with ISIS terrorists. ISIS had no connection with Ukraine because Ukraine is a Christian nation and is ongoing a war with Russia. Putin and the FSB pushed the anti-Ukraine agenda to create more hostility against Ukraine and seek to conquer and destroy Ukraine. 😱

[@pessi6185]

She's a disgusting traitor taking money from fake American Government Organisations. She will never step foot in Russia again & she doesn't deserve to either.

[@beehappy7797]

Getting a better future requires action. By speaking up with your opinions, you show that you care about your fellow human beings. The world and people are changing. For the better. There is always light at the end of the tunnel. But you have to do something to get there.

[@pessi6185]

@@beehappy7797 CIA bot 🙄

[@dudeawsomeness1]

You're doing good work, Natasha, I admire you, and I hope that the families involved will have comfort despite trying times.

[@AUMINER1]

lies of the us empire

[@lazeppelin1]

@@AUMINER1yup the USA 🇺🇸 empire will kick your ass

[@AUMINER1]

@@lazeppelin1 wrong, deepstate nato shill....the US is getting it's ass kicked all over Ukraine, Yemen, Gaza, South Africa, China and Russia....nice try fake news. cry harder.

[@AUMINER1]

@@lazeppelin1 oh, don't forget Afghanistan lol how many billions of weapons did you hand over from pedojoe's getting kicked out ? lol

[@GarrisonFall]

​@@AUMINER1 Putin is so desperate that his lies are ridiculous.

[@stephenschuit7880]

This is an excellent opinion piece. I would suggest it is of high international caliber. Having followed you for several years now, I suspect that, as you did in the past, you would prefer to do travel and exploration- type videos. However, these are unique times and they require unique responses. Given your experience, perspective, and ability to speak English, you can, and are, having a strong impact in communicating Putin's role, and the truth of what is happening in Russia. I thank you immeasurably for your courageous efforts.

[@jimholahan8250]

I completely agree with this comment. I find Natasha wise beyond her years, and her screen presence is thoughtful, honest and comes from a viewpoint of credibility found nowhere else. I would love to have her somehow put forward at the United Nations. I just think she’s fantastic.

[@j2oss]

Very well put, I agree wholeheartedly. It has been an enlightening experience listening to your perspectives on the world, Natasha, and it is always relieving to see and hear from you again. Thank you for bravely following your heart and what you know to be right; we all, especially we in the west, sincerely need people like you. Stay safe!

[@michelehehn229]

Thank you once again for your brilliant comments and analysis. We who are concerned about Russia benefit immensely from your intelligence and courage. Without it, we would only have our national news sources, which are highly limited in their perspectives.

[@js70371]

😂😂😂

[@Alltagundso]

Natasha, thank you for another video. 😊😊

[@tj-wn8ye]

Thank you, Natasha!

[@craigh.9810]

Natasha, thank you for the update. You are 100% correct. The terrorist attack against random civilians was totally unjustified and it makes no difference whether the victims supported the war in Ukraine or not. I’m an American and I was horrified upon seeing all of this unfold in Moscow. Even though many innocent civilians are dying in Ukraine as a result of the war, terrorist attacks targeting civilians are never justified.

[@erosgritti5171]

American patriots fighting for independence also attacked English civilians. They were not justified either? The anti slavers, killed civilian slavers and were called terrorists, weren't they justified too? The European partisans, also killed fascists and Nazi civilians, and were called terrorists, weren't they justified too? I don't talk about this case, which is absolutely despicable and wrong. But it is always better not to generalize, or you risk making the opposite mistake.

[@kurtwagner01]

Так Украина не имеет никакого отношения к этим терактам. 1) Украине это не даст никакого профита. 2) Ответственность на себя взял ИГИЛ.

[@mikespurg8006]

@@erosgritti5171YOUR response is TOTAL bogus nonsense. Comparing two situations

[@sandollor]

@@mikespurg8006 You are absolutely right. It's a logical fallacy called false equivalency.

[@GarrisonFall]

​@erosgritti5171 Always, the deflections and what-aboutisms appear. Are you arguing that attacks on civilians are justified? 'We can kill civilians because others have done it, so no one can criticise us'... is that your point?

[@mathedguy]

I especially appreciate your exquisite point, that abusing people in custody only serves to weaken the trust in the law, and to discredit the authorities in charge !

[@RubbishGimpy]

Its also shows the naivety of russians to think that russian has had any kind of 'law' in the first place. Stockholm syndrome vs russian propaganda.

[@KaitenKenbu]

They put the boots to them for information. Stop with this silly don't look back in anger silliness. Serious countries have serious ways of dealing with serious problems.

[@chrisconny2285]

​@@KaitenKenbuThey put boots to them to get a false confession!!! Wake up fool!! Go sign up and help your master.

[@solconcordia4315]

@KaitenKenbu Yes, Israel was a "serious country" a long time ago ✡️ but isn't anymore: 🇮🇱 ? 😂 🤕🎆🤔

[@estoy3300]

@@KaitenKenbu fool.

[@danielhetorilla8177]

I watch these videos specifically to get your perspective. Thank you and keep making them please.

[@neilrobinson7965]

Thanks for the video Natasha.

[@CollectiveWest1]

Thanks Natasha. As always, you make strong points and raise good questions in a thoughtful and considered way

[@maryhutchinson7026]

Thank you for sharing your thoughts and deeper understanding of justice.

[@objetivista686]

😂😂😂

[@pessi6185]

I'm sure Natasha thanks you too for being a brainwashed 🐑 😂

[@mariusmorawski5595]

Thank you! Stay safe, stay strong.

[@ShopStylebyme]

Hi Natasha 💐Thank you for the update.

[@nyckolaus]

Thank you, Natasha! It is always good to see you.

[@ZanDatsu]

Always insightful to get your perspective Natasha. Thank you~

[@lucianog1114]

thank for sharing your opinion, hope you stay safe

[@ShutterJunkie]

Thanks Natasha, I value your perspective.

[@cabbking]

You are adding important information and your voice is unique. Please continue this work.

[@axelborg7744]

Great analysis. I know it is hard to do, but keep it up.

[@theemporersnewclothes]

Thank you for bravely speaking the truth

[@sheilaedquist9552]

Excellent share Natasha . Thank you. Greetings from Canada

[@leslieroha]

Thank you Natasha, stay safe ❤

[@CreRay]

Thank you Natasha for explaining this sad news. Stay safe!

[@ericrabinowitz6390]

Thank you for your thoughtful words. The response was worse than the crime. How sad.

[@LarryKapp1]

You have a lot of wisdom Natasha - thanks for making the video.

[@nothanksmate]

I have always appreciated your mix of kindness and intelligence. Thank you, again.

[@nordicpaul13]

Thanks for speaking from the heart. You are a very sincere person.

[@R0bcat]

You do a great job of filling the gaps left by other news sources. I always get a fuller perspective from your videos. Keep it up!

[@pats725]

I appreciate hearing from you on such political matters. I know it isn't what you prefer to talk about, but you have information and a point of view that is valuable to people in other countries. Until happier days...🙏

[@lamarwiscombe8634]

Thank you for analyzing this situation. you have a good sense of fair play. If you have time, we would love to hear from you more frequently. Spasiba Natasha 😺

[@gregbromberg5427]

A voice of reason! Thank you Natasha. There is nothing in your commentary that is controversial in its origin.

[@mattw594]

Your perspective as a young russian is fascinating

[@live_free_or_perish]

Thanks! I'm always interested in your point of view.

[@rogeryeomans3130]

Another excellent video. Thank you, Natasha.

[@blue-fj9ky]

I appreciate your thoughts, Natasha. As an intelligent, thoughtful, person of goodwill.

[@stephenabbott7259]

In my city it doesn’t matter if you’re attending NYC Ballet, Madison Square Garden or the movie theater, you’re going to be searched at the front door. What kind of security was in place in Russia? The attack lasted one hour? How is that even possible? Where was the Russian SWAT / Military? Asleep?

[@darioarmellini134]

Isn't it so? A woman holds up a blank poster and the feds are on her like flies on dog shit. These guys walk in like they are delivering pizza, no one around. FSB setup!

[@rocroc]

The police force headquarters was attached to the same building but nobody responded for at least an hour. The cameras were also turned off again.

[@ricardopescador4971]

Good point, that's really suspicious. Also, many public places everywhere have metal arches, too fishy!

[@richardyatesyates3893]

Utubeeeee will allow this vlog as it seems to question or put Putin in a dim light. Utubeeeee being an American tool what would you expect

[@luisf2793]

I am starting to think all the real fighters are stuck in Ukraine. Remember Prigozhin and his Wagners were able to take an entire city and travel several miles without taking a single shot. This war is turning Russia into a glass canon.

[@Moksha-Raver]

Thank you, Natasha. Best wishes.

[@daviddb4858]

Your analysis and insight is always valuable.

[@mrlucky39cnm]

Keep safe Natasha thank for you insight on the terrorist attack in Moscow

[@andynull8869]

and if you come to america also be safe.... terrorism is on the daily

[@washguy9577]

It is very upsetting when these events happen to innocent people. We are essentially all hostages of our governments actions and who they blame. To me, all of us regular citizens just want peace and to live our lives and not harm people.

[@mathedguy]

Word

[@chinkinarmor]

"Innocent" is a strong word for describing Russians

[@florianmeier3186]

No, in Western countries we are not hostages as we elect our governments. Even if we have just one little vote, we share responsibility and we can also influence them. And it is not correct that regular citizens just want peace. It's them who finally go to the battle field and shoot guns. That should not be excused in such cheap way even if resistance could be dangerous for them as well. They are fueling the war. Their stupidity and brutality makes wars cruel. Who is killing people on command cannot just argue: "but they told me to do so". We are grown up and should think about consequences of our acts.

[@robertholland7558]

@@mathedguyword word.

[@Haasismijnnaam]

Yes, but the fact that Russia experienced a single day of what Ukraine has been experiencing for 2 years shouldn't distract us from doing anything in our power to stop the Russian genocide in Ukraine.

[@AT-27182]

Thank you Natasha for this video.

[@robarthur9763]

Well done Natasha, and I agree that a terrorist attack like this is terrible, condolences to all affected by this. Let us not forget those around the world suffering from war and violence.

[@TonyG75]

Thanks Natasha nice too see youre okey. I hope the best for you country. keep praying.

[@wardtroetschel3362]

Natasha- Thanks to you for your kind words and thoughts on behalf of all good people.

[@matrixfull]

I know this was really hard to record but it is such an important video. I am thankful for you showing us your thoughts on the whole situation. You are right though people didn't deserve this to happen to them. No matter if they supported war or not that is not the right civil way to go about things. Modern society is built upon justice according to law, not feelings and impulsivity. That is what we need to keep and be mindful of. You addressed this in video beautifully

[@Dogsnark]

Very well done commentary, Natasha. I hope that many Russians find a way to view it also. Speaking truth to power is the most effective way to counter totalitarian government.

[@marisagarcia-luna490]

Please, Natasha, continue to share your views at this historical times! ❤

[@yorgglauser182]

Hello Natasha, it is great 👍 to hear you speak in such a neutral and healthy human way about the unfolding events of your country. And your knowledge of the english language is absolutely astonishing, greetings from Australia

[@gabriellagirardi4741]

Great video Natasha! I hope that this war will end as soon as possible and that there are no more innocent victims due to the madness of human beings. From what I heard Russia had been warned by the Usa about a possible terror attack. Thank you very much and take care❤

[@mathedguy]

Such an excellent report ! Thanks for sharing your wonderful perspective !

[@marcopino332]

Thank you for sharing your point of view. Very difficoult subject, but it needs to be discussed.

[@alanchristensen5735]

Thanks for your thoughts. Be careful and good luck 🤞

[@user-in1rp3ev3x]

Thank you for your perspective on the political happenings. Stay safe.

[@ChrisK-pr3yu]

Thank you Natasha for your thoughtful viewpoint on this very complex situation. So much damage is done by bad actors driving events that can only lead to more destructive actions. Well done to you for helping to push our consciousness in the right direction. I know you say you are so tired of discussing politics and all these events, but do keep going as the world needs people like you. :)

[@icare6076]

Oh, Natasha, it IS indeed so disheartening. 😢

[@RadicalTrivia]

Always appreciate your insight!

[@tomekjankowski5576]

Completely agree, Natasha. Terrorism is terrorism, and all of it must be condemned.

[@theshowmanuk]

Great video Natasha.

[@darioarmellini134]

So many times we see man on the street interviews from Russia, nearly everyone has the same statement - "I don't involve myself in politics". Guess what, comrades? Politics will always involve itself in you. You pay for protection with freedom. Under Putin you now have neither. You wanted him. You got him. Good report Natasha. We love you.

[@mountain_climbing]

Freedom?? Naive fool!! Only a person without brains, a person who does not think, can be truly free. A person can be free - without responsibility. An adult, independent person is an adult because he understands that in order to achieve something you need to go through hardships, deprive yourself of a full-fledged family life for the sake of success in your career. Deprive yourself of many simple pleasures for the sake of study, career, dreams. Take responsibility for your family, work, and the like. A person can be FREE 1) hermit - who is outside of society 2) a child - who is protected by parents 3) an infantile person - who has not yet matured 4) a fool - no need to explain here

[@pedromendesrbd]

many people will answer this because they're afraid of stating their opinions, not because they really don't care

[@prakorngirodkunkid7877]

USA had tricks +innocent Gorbachev separated USSR into 15 countries. (RIP Gorbachev) I think " Natasha shall support Putin to protect Natasha' s motherland Russia ".

[@troelsersking2220]

​@@pedromendesrbdbeing scared to even raise a little concern or protest as much as you can is the same as tolerating and letting the oppressor rule. Staying silent isnt just part of the problem it is the problem

[@MFYouTube683]

@@troelsersking2220tell that to A. Navalny, J. Politkovskaja, the Litvinenkos … life is precious. It’s easy to judge from a smartphone keyboard. And people did speak out, at Navalny’s funeral and showed up by the thousands. Where were you? You make do with your framing of what is expected of you and morally right. So if anyone in Russia should feel obligated then you should act upon your moral responsibility to do your utmost supporting the opposition directly in Russia. Like, we can all help no?

[@angepano8591]

Thank you Natasha. You are correct, evil does not justify even more evil. Unfortunately, we're seeing a lot of this now.

[@HurricaneHeather]

Stay safe. Thank you for sharing!

[@Finly052]

Hey bud, another excellent video. Hate just breads hate. We in the west understand that, we don't hate russians, just the 2% or so that are like Putin. Even the soldiers in the army, most are forced, under trained and lied to by the government. I'm retired CDN military, it was my choice. My work with the UN and NATO was an extra choice, not forced even though I was military. I really feel bad for the Russian conscripts who die at gun point, because they have no choice. Thank you for the so balanced views you and others present. It gives me hope for the future generations. Take care my friend.

[@SocialistFinn1]

Most Russian soldiers are not conscripts, look it up. There is no reason to feel sympathy for these people.

[@dennisfitzgerald8486]

You are a bright and caring young woman, the whole world is a mess right now, so stay safe and strong.

[@surfob]

Another good piece giving a valuable perspective on current events. I'll share this video! Thanks 👊🏼

[@carledquist4039]

You have a good perspective, and thanks for sharing that.

[@ignacionr]

Necessary video, thank you for sharing. Cheers from Irkutsk.

[@sandhill9313]

Thanks, you are always a valuable resource and this is a n excellent effort 🙂

[@bitegoatie]

Guys like Putin only give attention to issues that serve their own purposes. What is good for the country, its people, or the world have little meaning for such monsters - or the cowards and bullies who serve them, again for their own purposes, without regard for anyone but themselves. Thanks for processing this with us.

[@FatherGapon-gw6yo]

You’ve never read anything about either Putin or Russia in your life.

[@JFJ12]

You don't know what you are talking about. Team Putin has saved Russia from becoming a colony like Europe. Ordinary Russians in 2024 are more prosperous than they have ever been in Russia's 1000 year history.

[@bitegoatie]

@@FatherGapon-gw6yo At least I am not a castrated fowl.

[@allwrighty100]

@@bitegoatie I'm taking a wild guess here that FatherGapon's right.

[@bitegoatie]

@@allwrighty100 Well, I would mock you too for absurd levels of presumption, but what's the point when you're taking wild guesses in public? Run along now, kid.

[@palmacate]

Natasha, great video with clear thoughts/points. Stay safe 🙏 and thanks for all of your videos

[@DeannaAllison]

I always look forward to seeing your analysis of what is going on in Russia. Thank you Natasha.

[@Jared_Albert]

Thank you for your clear perspective Natasha. stay safe from USA

[@collinbillingsley9798]

Excellent coverage Natasha! Thank you! I wish you and all Russians freedom and liberty soon. From Collin in America

[@CyraNoavek]

Thank you for your thoughts. I appreciate you taking the time to share them.

[@paulhaddrell4242]

A fair and balanced discussion

[@deputyVH]

The world is getting crazier every day. Take care!

[@Juancheros]

Interesting info Natasha, thank you!

[@Finlanderfive]

Thank you for this video. You have sound moral perceptions. 👍❤️

[@martinjrgensen8234]

No matter what is going on in the world, and the situation in Ukraine, in no way is an attack of this ok. Pointless slaughter of civilians. Really tragic

[@rectalslug]

Civilian casualties are part of war. What's the difference between a conscripted soldier dying and a civilian? It's war dude.. Ukrainian civilians are dying constantly. It sucks but it's always been part of war.

[@x-hale2899]

@@rectalslug do you know the difference between a soldier and a civilian?

[@ettoreatalan8303]

“Civilians” attending a concert by a band that agitates for the war against Ukraine.

[@x-hale2899]

@@ettoreatalan8303 they were civilians. But we all know who funds orgs like ISIS

[@Haasismijnnaam]

Yes, but the fact that Russia experienced a single day of what Ukraine has been experiencing for 2 years shouldn't distract us from doing anything in our power to stop the Russian genocide in Ukraine.

[@noahhyatt]

I'm very glad that you are making honest videos about what is going on in Russia. It's very hard to know who to trust, but I trust that you are trying to tell people the truth. Thank you

[@MrSwordstroker]

Excellent points raised Natasha. Thanks for sharing your wisdom with us.

[@melindaloleary5921]

Hi Natasha, Melinda O'Leary from Orlando, Florida here. Very good video - thank you!

[@benjiviews4300]

Keep up the good work Natasha, your view is insightful and valued.

[@Mattjl824]

My favorite Russian I’m glad to see you and to know that you are doing well. I want you to know that we all look forward to hear from you even if it’s about politics. Hopefully soon this sinful war will be over and then you can go back to making the same lovely videos you did before. I pray that your parents are doing well. Stay strong and be safe ❤

[@SS-qo4xe]

Thank you Natasha. You do important work by making vids like these, although it might be hard for you. You have a voice and you have an audience. We stand with you. I am an old white straight guy. I would be proud to have you as my daughter. Be safe please.

[@LouKavar]

Clear and thoughtful analysis. I have great respect for you, Natasha.

[@RunOs3]

It breaks my heart seeing what the Russian people are going through today. I know many Russian people do not agree with the atrocities that their government is committing in Ukraine.I hope one day they will have a better government that does not caused them so much pain and agony. You are doing a wonderful job, keep up the good work, and remember, you are not alone

[@matthiasklopke161]

We should not pretend that the war is happening against the will of the people. Putin may falsify the elections, but he still has huge support in the country. If the Russians don't want war, they should take to the streets.

[@martinsv9183]

The "atrocities" is something western media claims... with 0 proof as usual. Wonder why. It just happens to support wests agenda in the same way as it somehow always happen to do for the 7585:th time in a row. Until its exposed as lies again 10 years later.. Who would have though lol.

[@stevemcgowen]

They voted and supported their dictator for 20 years. Karma…

[@AndyFromBeaverton]

Don't forget that Ukraine does not have innocent hands either.

[@FatherGapon-gw6yo]

First of all Russia is not committing atrocities and second of all Putin and his government have over 90% support. Nobody cares what you think about anything.

[@tomrankin4530]

I agree with the points you made in this video. I am very concerned about the situation in Russia for LGBTQ folks and those who dare oppose Putin. Please keep making these videos.

[@nedinator3000]

I appreciate your thoughtful analysis

[@christopherwebb7245]

Beautifully, eloquently expressed. Thank you, Natasha.

[@CLEVERBRA1N]

Terrible act of cowardice. Stay safe over there.

[@insisevus]

exactly but also of desperation and acting in a promise of money that would have benefited their families and bringing the hope of saving your wife your children your parents from a miserable life Sad that the money mongers know who to target and this is an act that comes from far higher than we all could imagine

[@hayleyxyz]

I believe she managed to move to Georgia

[@andynull8869]

and if you come to america be safe here as well

[@MClark-kf9wq]

She doesn't live in Russia. She opposed the war and left Russia two years ago. The borders were open. They are still open. The borders have always been open. Even during the mobilization, even for men. So, there's no "managing to get out". One just ups and leaves if they wish.

[@AndyFromBeaverton]

@@andynull8869 Just don't move to large populated cities. Crime is out of control.

[@zhodzky]

К сожалению, я боюсь что чем дольше длится эта война, тем сложнее потом будет убедить людей в России вернуться к норме и понять что это было абсолютным злом и безумием.

[@manager4409]

isnt the huge muslim population in russia a big problem? putin let millions of tajikistan, uzbekistan, etc... move into moscow. aren't they becoming majority there?

[@zhodzky]

@@manager4409 I don't see the large Muslim population as a problem. Tajik or Uzbek people are the same people as others. Their religion or nationality does not make them worse than other people. Of course, we all know about the recent terrorist attack in Crocus, but most migrants are good people with no criminal intentions.

[@pgrothschild]

​@@zhodzky But the ones that usually carry out such devastating attacks more often than not tend to be radicalised Muslims. Islam just isn't compatible with western values. There have been similar attacks all across Europe too, and again, the problem stems from that religion.

[@KaidenKnox11]

@@manager4409 shouldn't have invaded their homes and used them as body shields in wars. Moreover more russians are fleeing to stans

[@petervanderwoude6316]

​@@manager4409troll!

[@letterbox203]

Thanks Natasha for your coverage and point of view on this political event.

[@uncleron9481]

Keep it up. You have an important voice. You 'be safe and take care of yourself.'

[@peterhowells7309]

Greetings from Scotland! Hello Natasha! Believe me, the intelligent thinking people of the world have genuine sympathy for the Russian people who have lost loved ones. Terrorists will always exist and we need to be smarter than them. By blaming everyone who comes from the same country and treating them badly, the terrorists have already won! It is what they want, to spread confusion, fear and suspicion "terror". We all need to be smart and do not let them achieve their wishes. This applies to everyone in the world. Be smarter, think, don't just react blindly!

[@ettoreatalan8303]

The “loved ones” attending a concert by a band that agitates for the war against Ukraine.

[@Stere17]

@@ettoreatalan8303 They do not advocate war against Ukraine, they advocate protecting the lives and dignity of millions of residents of this country who consider themselves Russian or advocate good neighborly relations with Russia. This whole war became possible precisely because of propagandists like you.

[@XrsN]

good point about 'window to Ukraine'- right, how could Ukraine help the terrorists escape if they don't control their own border?

[@solconcordia4315]

These people could've impersonated as Russian soldiers in order to escape to Ukraine via the Russian minefield in Ukraine. They deliberately chose the minefield because they wanted to have the minefield behind them to protect them from the pursuing FSB.