Vladimir Putin's Response to Ukraine's Kursk Incursion - English Subtitles

[@eliasshemsu5853]

Been waiting for this video. Thank you very much.

[@katerinak4164]

Thank you for the translation! 👍

[@bobkelly3162]

Valuable information which is unknown to the majority of westerners. Please continue.

[@deansawich6250]

Thanks again Professor Rossi for this translation. These comments from President Putin are more important than they are being given credit for elsewhere. ❤😊

[@arinako9208]

Thank you, Professor!

[@N108funshow]

Thank you. Sharing in progress.

[@lisam4594]

Thank you, Professor Rossi!

[@INeedJesus4sure]

Spasiba za video Michael! Very interesting to see a glimpse into the inner workings of the Kremlin at this hour

[@johnsmith1474]

"Inner workings of the Kremlin?" What inner workings? It's a dull lecture during a meeting, very common and in fact nothing happens in this vid.

[@pierrot4487]

@@johnsmith1474 Comments from a man too used to the spectacular images of TV shows: here, the form may be dull but the content is terribly exciting!

[@moonwatch7963]

@@johnsmith1474 Maybe try listening / reading..

[@happylistener0]

Thank you.

[@viviennewalmsley6397]

Thank you for translation 👍

[@mattk8810]

Would really love to see you on the Julian Dorey Podcast

[@loues8199]

Surprised KZbin have allowed this as RT was banned. All the world's a stage isn't it....

[@johnsmith1474]

RT is online anyway silly.

[@DisconnectedRoamer]

​@@johnsmith1474 it's banned in my country

[@oldskool1979]

Ive never seen Putin angry in Public....

[@gulia_turbo]

А россияне видели.

[@TrephineArtist]

Russia will be on the right side of history when this sad conflict (which began in 2014) is over. Indeed is was engineered by our inglorious western leaders in 2013 (if not before), in my opinion as a response to Russia-friendly president Yanukovych (from Donetsk) being elected in Ukraine in 2010. Good luck to Russia and her allies who want to bring peace back to the region 🙏

[@flo47]

The genesis of todays happenings happened exactly a decade before Maidan. The Orange Revolution was the first attempt at dividing the brotherly nations. It didn't work then because the Western propaganda penetration was not as pronounced

[@The_Algerian_Dude]

Hi ! and ty, can we also get the full lenght video translated ? 🙏

[@SE-yl5qj]

thank you for translation. there is no leader in this world to compare to President Putin. God bless Russian Arm Forces, Russian Federation and her leaders. God is with you

[@NicSha52]

God Bless You, Mr. Putin and all Russian❤ Thx Prof Rossi❤

[@janicewilliamson2534]

You should appreciate your leader. Look at the other leaders. Hes the only sane one out there. I'm from US.

[@DRourk]

Sad, but true, and scary.

[@Cgxthh]

Thank you, we are very grateful to him for everything. We love our president with all our heart

[@alexander211974]

Bot

[@moonwatch7963]

@@alexander211974 No, real people actually feel that way..

[@christophmahler]

Phrasing the incursion as a matter of Rosgvardia frames it as mere Galician 'reconnaissance in force' along a poorly secured Southern border - which explains the speed of penetrating almost 50 km along main roads, but not the sustained success. Aviation could have neutralized all vehicles within the first 48 hours - not to speak of minefields... This incursion better be a planned Russian ruse - keeping armies of the Western Military District in concealed positions around Kursk in order to counter-attack into an undefended rear of Kiev than making it a call for recruitment amidst incompetent military intelligence...

[@lubendamianov]

A great leader of a great nation.

[@aftertheendtimes]

Salut to Mr. Putin 🙏❤️

[@mariaangelicabrunellsolar7086]

thank you for posting! Long live Putin! God bless the Russian Federation!

[@jaykiller4510]

He wanted to show.the world a demonstration. So God did just that.

[@PopcornSticker]

Another Tucker Carlson interview would be nice, but this time with me sking questions to that WORMN

[@johnsmith1474]

You can't even write a sentence lol.

[@wolfswinkel8906]

​@@johnsmith1474😂😂

[@kobel4570]

Putin is absolutely right! I fully support him! As a person from the west. Czechia ❤️

[@Hudelcu]

From the west?? You mean you are some sort of immigrant... "Czechia"...😂😂😂😂

[@nicotri9722]

Don’t show your face in public staying that out loud. Especially in Prague. It won’t end well for you…

[@moonwatch7963]

@@Hudelcu Get educated..

[@moonwatch7963]

@@nicotri9722 Why, an admission there's no democracy in the west?

[@johntheaccountant5594]

Putin looks annoyed and should be. His army leaders have let Russia and the Russian people down. One cannot understand how the Ukrainian army managed to enter into Russia and progress so fast and far into Russia in such a short time. Very embarrassing.

[@encompassthyeclipse7278]

In war there are zones that are off limits and agreed upon by both sides not to be a staging ground. Kursk was one of those places, and would have remained one of those places if Zelenskyy hadn't ordered an incursion. It lacks fortifications, as does the Ukrainian side of the border in the same area. Piling 400 armored vehicles into an agreed upon DMZ was foul play. He broke a fundamental rule, now watch what the Russian response to this is before deciding that it is "very embarrassing"

[@tibersulla2305]

It is well explained how they did it, basically they rushed around the Rus defensive strong points like they had nothing to lose (guess they don't?) with little regard for their lives, once they bypassed said strong points they unload and infiltrate behind Rus lines. It's worth noting that, surprisingly, the Rus border is not as well fortified as the frontline inside Ukraine, were there's more concentration of troops and fortifications and this prob wouldn't have worked as well. This is without a doubt humiliating to Russia, nevertheless this Ukrainian incursion is not sustainable, rushing like this makes them exposed to Rus strikes and ambushes, logistics become a mess, there's little time to fortify positions, there's plenty of footage of all this happening, the Ukr are being whittled down. This is a desperate PR stunt with no strategic value whatsoever to make everyone conveniently forget how the war in Ukraine is going.

[@janicewilliamson2534]

@@encompassthyeclipse7278 good comment. Agree. From a American.

[@bertvanhulle1991]

​@@encompassthyeclipse7278 Who attacked Ucraine in the direction of Kharkiv earlier this year in this so called DMZ ? And when exactly was the agreement signed about the DMZ?

[@goeprotopopescu5657]

@@encompassthyeclipse7278 Those off limits zones, do they include hospitals, supermarkets, train stations or other civilian infrastructure? Doesn't look like Russians care much about off limit zones.

[@henkstersmacro-world]

👍🇷🇺🙏🏻🇷🇺👍

[@iwillnoteatzebugs]

FIRE GHEYRASIMOV ! bring Surovikin

[@3dprintedlogic161]

I wish all the success possible to Russia. With you 100%. Much love, Bulgarian

[@Cgxthh]

❤

[@peternymark6618]

2024: Russia 2nd best military in Russia.

[@jackburton4892]

There's nothing funny about war.

[@lancerevo9747]

2 months from now Western media sources will go silent about Kursk like they went silent on the last 2 invasions at Belgorod.

[@dspirea]

@@jackburton4892but there’s plenty funny about hubris and incompetence, the only things the Russians excel in.

[@rezakarampour6286]

Victory belongs to Russia .

[@JanBruunAndersen]

#0:33 - "It goes without saying ..." Why say it then?

[@infinitewisdom9619]

For people that don't find it intuitive or logical and are, for example, blinded by their own national media.

[@clonetrooper71]

To create a logical, contextualized structure to his discourse and to provide a transition statement for his next points. Have you ever written a paper before? You have to be as clear as possible, which sometimes requires mentioning things that are already known.

[@zetristan4525]

​@@clonetrooper71Neat response.

[@JanBruunAndersen]

@@clonetrooper71 - yes, I have written plenty of papers before, and know how to structure it. But a paper is a presentation with and introduction, definition of the target audience, an examination, and a conclusion. I must assume that this large meeting with 7-8 participants, was to be a discussion of what to do, and not just for the Supreme Leader to present his conclusion and instruct his minions to carry them out.

[@moonwatch7963]

@@JanBruunAndersen It's a figure of speech, which you knew before typing, silly.

[@ronsteuer3140]

Invading little monster

[@paularnold1930]

Idiot This post is NOT MSM

[@mikeoxlong4110]

OK Nazi

[@moonwatch7963]

Yes, Elensky is that.

[@BostonDavidR]

It is so sad to see how far Russia has fallen. What an embarrassment.

[@Rosnoseros]

Lol someone with the name Boston calling embarrassment ahahahahahah hows the U.S democrats doing?????? and your judges????? and your Media ????? and your universities ?????? and your policing ????? shall I go on ?????

[@alvaro701]

​@@Rosnoseros better than Russia, and they are not at war

[@DRourk]

Nothing to be embarrassed about here. Russia has been incredibly successful under Putin. What's recently happened is to be expected in a war. War is not like they advertise on TV and in the movies.

[@alvaro701]

@@DRourk Soooo succesful that the salary of the average russian is 200€ and now they are dying on foreign land

[@c3bhm]

Better to be struggling like Russia than to be the puppets of a certain group that is running the world into the ground (but we're forbidden from talking about). America is owned and operated by that group, and that group's agenda is NWO.

[@moonwatch7963]

Not very wise of Elensky, sending the best troops 'deep inside' enemy territory.

[@thenosa87]

While the militaristic consequences of this attack is still unclear. The diplomatic consequences are clear - Putin was humiliated

[@moonwatch7963]

You & your 'reading material' wish.

[@jtwilliams8895]

Russia should have been prepared for something unexpected going into the November US election. The national security establishment in Washington needs something to point to as a success, and a push into the Russian homeland fits the bill. The slow, but consistent escalation has been evident. Russia’s restraint has been laudable, but it can be perceived as weakness or fear, which is why the escalation will continue

[@methylenedioxy818]

Putin has such a vivid imagination!

[@wolfswinkel8906]

Explain.

[@methylenedioxy818]

@@wolfswinkel8906 Interpret.

[@wolfswinkel8906]

@@methylenedioxy818 oh, it's your imagination again. 🙄

[@methylenedioxy818]

@@wolfswinkel8906 I thoroughly enjoy seeing Putin looking uncomfortable and weak as he does in this video.

[@wolfswinkel8906]

@@methylenedioxy818I'm getting you, but have you discussed it with your psychiatrist?

[@4и1]

One of the few times Putin naming Ukraine as a NATO proxy. Obviously NATO command guided this offensive and they caught the Russian army with its pants down for the second time after the Ukrainian Kharkov offensive.

[@methylenedioxy818]

NATO helped train and equip the UA for combined arms warfare but were not notified by Ukraine of the offensive until it started. This is Ukraine learning from the best, and learning well.

[@olgajoachimosmundsen4647]

The Democratic People's Republic of Kursk has voted in favor of leaving the Russian Federation in order to become included into the Republic Of Ukraine.

[@TrephineArtist]

🙄

[@Cgxthh]

💊

[@simplica1]

I really doubt it when most Russians love their country.

[@moonwatch7963]

In your dreams.

[@JanBruunAndersen]

Putin, as the highest ranking leader at the meeting, going into a lengthy introduction on what the meeting is about, what primary goals are, and offering his viewpoints, is the wrong way to go about finding a solution to a problem. It is okay to outline the problem with a short description, but then the leader should sit back and ask the lowest ranking member for comments. This will minimise the risk of those lower ranking members simply parotting the words of the leader and will form the basis for an open debate. After that it should be the 2nd lowest ranking member that gets to speak, and so on.

[@glenndavis479]

One must not forget that this is a PR roll for distribution...clearly what is to be discussed in as far as the plan is not for publication. From what I've been able to gather since the 6th is that Russia is smashing Ukrainian positions in the rear to halt any logistics getting to the troops in the Kursk area as this is where the long range platforms and reserves are. If I was Zelensky I'd be more worried about what comes after the Russians secure the breach. Also take into consideration that of the eight there only 2 are active military and the remaining 6 are administrative and civil representatives , the meeting has an infrastructure and civil logistics vibe to it really.

[@janicewilliamson2534]

Isnt this better than nothing. Which is what we get in US. A little 5 minute fluff talk

[@bertvanhulle1991]

An open debate in Russia ? 😂😂😂

[@DRourk]

You clearly don't understand how leadership works. Asking others for their thoughts, is absolutely part of it. Especially asking people in positions to know what they're talking about...

[@christophmahler]

@@bertvanhulle1991 That's a lot of laughter for someone who should have been conscripted into the International Legion. In the end, Russians will have to take care for Your wife and Kiev houses - if she can dodge the draft that is...