THE KREMLIN'S VIEW OF UKRAINE - AND WHAT TO DO ABOUT IT

Putin's article on Ukraine is an attempt to absolve himself of responsibility for his actions. It offers the reader meaningless conversations about who "owns" Prince Vladimir and an extremely limited view of even the history of Russia itself. At the same time, this text demonstrates how boring Russia's view of history is. And this will help Ukraine to show itself as the most interesting country in Europe. Why this article is an opportunity for Ukraine? Find here. #YESBrainstorming

[@ianasir277]

It’s a pity these panel discussions aren’t time and date stamped. Is this 2021?

[@christinamuzzu6414]

Just found this watching the YES September 2023 videos just published - so wish we had paid more attention then. We should pay close attention in late 2023 and onward to Gessen's concern, Putin's inclusion in his 2021 essay of the Baltics ALSO being russia's divine right to rule. Anyone who thinks this will end peacefully if Putin takes Ukraine is not paying attention.

[@richardwillford2418]

There are some very smart and distinguished people on that stage, but Timothy Snyder, as always, steals the show with his breathtaking grasp of the situation and his razor-sharp analyses.

[@michaelillingworth6433]

This needs a lot more views. Proffectic or what.

[@captainhard1]

This is very informative and well put.

[@war-painter]

Wow! Dr Timothy Snyder hits it out of the park!

[@jesuisravi]

Wonderful!

[@MichaelBrown-be7vn]

Like a film 🎥 from Berlin in 1932... Eastern Europe in 1938...so saddening...and prescient

[@MontyGumby]

When did this discussion take place ?

[@RaduB.]

Between July and September 2021...

[@romeomatei5692]

a few months before the invasion

[@mikeklein4949]

Olha Stefanishyna is absolutely brilliant at presenting her case. Her case can only be ignored at our peril as both non-Ukrainians and Ukrainians.

[@frankshifreen]

Great!

[@shooster5884]

A very enlightening discussion... That warranted for sure a further session after the coffee break.. As it was only by the end identified and starting to clarify some very important matters and points that needed to be further developed for public access and understanding. This should be broadcast on all mainstream media throughout the world.. for general discussion about.

[@andriygulakov9593]

Absolutely

[@andriygulakov9593]

24:15 brilliant

[@thecount1001]

who were the people who walked out?

[@andriygulakov9593]

It does

[@emilykrahn3185]

very interesting in light of terrible attack on Ukraine

[@frankshifreen]

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[@andriygulakov9593]

.. She does

[@andriygulakov9593]

Yea

[@emarch8116]

i am sorry there is no speaker for EU considering the EU Ukraine Association Agreement and how the Kremlin see Ukraine is also linked to EU

[@shangobunni5]

This was a very important discussion. Some great points were made about how boring Putin's propagandistic view of history is. I couldn't help but to draw parallels with the reactionaries and narrow-minded people here in the US who fervently want to whitewash our history and not teach about (or even talk about) topics such as slavery and institutionalized racism properly. Thank you to all who participated in this wonderful panel.

[@andriygulakov9593]

37:21 👏🏻

[@andriygulakov9593]

29:39 👏🏻

[@andriygulakov9593]

❤

[@andriygulakov9593]

39:52 yes we a

[@johnsnowkumar359]

He is a genius. She is also up to no good, most likely. In 1932 and 1933, the United States should have set up food camps in every district of Ukraine, Japan, Africa and Asia. The average lawmaker of European national origin will want to feed Europeans. She should have set up many food camps in all places where there was hunger, most likely. No local leader, communist or Democrat or Republican would have stopped her from setting up food camps in rural areas of Ukraine during a holodor (famine) most likely. Action speaks for itself. She is up to no good. She should have tossed out chocolates to the children of Tokyo from the window of her aircraft windows in 1949. She is up to no good. For instance, I had once decided to open a food bank in south east Oklahoma City, Has he ever done that?

[@k.k.c8670]

Hurts my brains/ears listening to that first speaker on screen... Uh, Erm, uh... Uh.. Erm...

[@sineadegan3690]

I just found this and I'm so impressed with how prescient the speakers were. The future of Ukraine will decide a large portion of the new order in Europe and we down play it at our peril.

[@denislabutin5465]

Ukrainian historians have already written a lot about the fascinating history of Ukraine. They discovered the existence of mighty tribes named Ancient Ukrs dominating the human civilization in the times of Homer. Those Ukrs gave the name Ukraine to the country. They invented wheel, paper, and gun powder!

[@JohnJohn-zg9hh]

In the beginning was the Ukraine, and the Ukraine was with God, and the Ukrainian was God.

[@joannab7403]

Got carried away a bit ha ha

[@georgesavva6909]

LIstening to this learned bunch I started to get the impression that they live in some parallel universe and pretending that Ukraine which was quite small in the context of territory prior to the coup in Russia in 1917 and most of the territory now known as Ukraine was given to to it by the father of world terrorism Lenin. It is very sad that when Ukraine got it’s questionable independence it was easily the most affluent of the former soviet republics, now its a failing state. Ukraines current GDP is around 60% of what it was back in 1991 with torch bearing nazi sympathisers regularly marching on the streets of Kiev, sadly the country is failing. Interesting also with a comment made by one of the speakers that Ukraine is at war with Russia why is it that Russia is one of Ukraines most important trading partners…just two more points with the recent release of the Pandora papers we discover that Vladimir Zelensky is as corrupt as almost every other leader that Ukraine ever had and of course with the country unfortunately going broke its just a matter of time before it falls apart and return to the borders prior to 1917

[@cuminthenameofpiss]

Wow you can't even cover the single sidedness of your rhetoric can you. I mean if what you are saying was true, how was Ukrainian GDP is USD 195 billion 2021 comparing to USD 64 billion in 1991? What sources do you gather your data from? Pandora papers my ass. The average life expectancy has risen, too. Until of course Russian invasion. I'm pretty sure you liked that fascist essay of Putin, didn't you?

[@pedroamieva8812]

It's funny that you categorize this people living in an "universe parallel", when in fact they are experts in Ukraine. I guess you are not.

[@concretejungle9608]

Bravo, you inverted every point of Kremlin’s Ukraine narrative in one KZbin comment

[@christinamuzzu6414]

@concretejungle9608 inverted (reversed) or inserted?

[@Armed-Forever]

where’s the diversity

[@darrengillesdarrengilles8336]

This only makes sense if this was the only reason these two countries are in conflict, what about the USAnd their manipulative shit foreign policy this war is USA Dejaview

[@user-ox6hj6bm3t]

Putin wrote about reclaiming Ukraine a decade ago. This has little to do with US policy. Hold these people accountable than parrotin USA USA at every turn

[@NotApplicaple]

What the hell are you talking about ?

[@concretejungle9608]

Ah of course, the what-about-USA pro-russian trolls are all over this video