What if Ukraine wins?

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0:00 - Question #1
2:41 - Question #2
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Edited by Daniil Orain.
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[@1420channel]

The last man's name is Andrey, and I've also published another interview with him on another channel: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fl63amV-pdh4ecU

[@IandmyFatherareone.John1030KJV]

🙏

[@tuner551]

Все-таки Данилка нашёл под конец одного сумасшедшего, который ещё чего-то там про яйца пояснял.. 😂😂

[@ronblack7870]

wow he is in danger because he speaks truth

[@RamonChiNangWong078]

That guy got guts

[@MaxShellenberg101]

@@ronblack7870 ага. Сказал правду, про Гитлера и Наполеона, которые собрали коалицию и проиграли. Только он забыл сказать, кому они проиграли и кто их победил. Lol! Так же будет и с этими дурачками с Зеленским и теми, кто его поддерживает. Молитесь, дурачки. Копайте себе могилу.

[@reencarl8998]

The guy who said “they need to give up and ask for our forgiveness “ . Forgiveness for what?These people don’t seem to realise Russia was the invaders…not Ukraine!

[@JS-ip8xm]

Orcs being orcs. It is never their fault. Sick "people".

[@war-painter]

Most of these russians cannot conceive of the possibility of russia losing. So grandiose! Reality has completely disappeared. Happy winter, it’s not cold enough and their building hasn’t malfunctioned. When society breaks down, they will understand the concept. You cannot put the toothpaste back in the tube.

[@vaataja]

But it has been always like this for Russians. Occupy other states-regions, slaughter, and then force oppressed to glorify Russians as freedom and civilization bringers. And put Pushkin's name for a street in every village and city.

[@user-hq4rc7jb5z]

He is wrong in blaming the population, power in Ukraine has been seized by the United States, people have either fled or can’t do anything, there are, of course, zombies because in Ukraine all TV channels are in one hand, others are closed and there is a 24-hour telethon with the same opinion, but you can’t blame them, if you show a person 20 hours a day an “Egyptian” who rapes children and eats their hearts, and it doesn’t matter whether it’s true or not, and then bring people from Egypt to the city, an attitude will already be formed, this is clearly visible from the comments here, the government and the media are broadcasting the position they need and the plots and vision of what is happening is completely distorted, this is very noticeable in the comments

[@recoil53]

Abusers think like this.

[@mausport]

Ask for forgivness? For fighting back? Unbelivable.

[@lif6737]

It's like having to apologize to the man who randomly punched you in the face because it hurt his hand.

[@KokasArtWorks]

Only in ruzzia

[@viktor_Rrr]

за смерти людей на Донбассе с 2014 года, за блокаду Крыма в Новый год 2015, за неонацизм. "Brainwashed" merchandise этого канала многое говорит о зрителях.

[@martinkoitmae6655]

Russians are nowadays nazis

[@Odog78]

​@@viktor_RrrDoes it scare you to consume non state owned media?

[@jeremybunn8473]

Question....did everyone's jaw almost hit the ground in disbelief when you watched this? The sanity & clarity of thinking of the last man is all that can give us hope. Imagine the frustration he must feel talking to his fellow countrymen. I wish him well....the rest of them are a lost cause.

[@devansa125]

The empire can't lose a rebellious province.Thats the axiom ,dude.

[@DS-lk3tx]

Not at all. If your knowledge of this conflict extends further back than 15 minutes ago you would understand why Russia was pushed into this position. As usual.. the fault lay with the US in its attempt to overthrow ANOTHER countries government.

[@user-rt8nx8xk8e]

We have freedom of speech in Russia. Nothing's going to happen to the guy. You heard what you wanted from him, your opinion coincided with his, so you are happy. In fact, he said stupid things. Russia cannot ignite a war of attrition. And comparing this war with the war against Napoleon or Hitler is stupid. Moreover, many short-sighted people like to compare Hitler's and Russia's justifications for the war. The difference is that the occupied territories are REALLY RUSSIAN. You don't read the history of Russia. If you are from the West, then your information is given from a Western mouthpiece. Ukraine has violated all possible agreements, regardless of Russia at all. Alas, you have to pay for it.

[@michaelwarenycia7588]

Of course he is in a minority. It is naive to imagine Russians have any decency towards their neighbors whom they have been trying to occupy and culturally erase since czarist times

[@michaelwarenycia7588]

​@@user-rt8nx8xk8efreedom of speech? With all the journalists who you poison and opposition politicians you jail or ban from running for office?

[@user-op6rs5hm6y]

I hope all the best for the last guy, to be safe and unharmed!

[@krik_dushy4142]

why do you think something will happen to them?

[@NoZabava]

Он просто выпьет за здоровье корреспондента . И забудет об этом разговоре.

[@jeremystone2658]

He is an alcoholic 😂

[@MOADBONGAB]

@@jeremystone2658 but he is smarter than most russians

[@jeremystone2658]

@@MOADBONGAB You clearly haven't met any and don't know what you're talking about 😀

[@paulschmitz9175]

My wife is from Ukraine and we still have family there. I understand that the Russian government is responsible for this bloody war, not the Russian people, but I increasingly find it difficult to have compassion for the Russian people.

[@PUARockstar]

russian people are responsible.

[@karsten11553]

Indeed. Russia has the leaders that 140 million people allows it to have

[@createdforthemoment6740]

Its because they're still serfs. They've never had a chance to understand what democracy is and how to do it, their understanding of democracy is what they are told it is by their king.

[@paulschmitz9175]

@@createdforthemoment6740 I don't think the Russian psyche is such that it could accept anything other than an autocracy.

[@johnwayne8494]

@@createdforthemoment6740 This isn't true. Russia was a democracy twice in from March-November 1917 and from 1991-1999, they simply reject democratic governance in favour of a strong hand that they respect. Turns put that a county built around subjugating foreign civilizations doesn't do too well with internal political discourse lol.

[@JohnnyMagorish]

Hi Danill, an idea for a question: How did the Nazis justify the invasion of Poland to the German public? They claimed ethnic Germans in Poland were being persecuted

[@Comm.DavidPorter]

And before that, the takeover of Czechoslovakia was justified because "Germans in Czechoslovakia are being persecuted." And afterward, they invaded ruzzia because "Germans in Russia are being persecuted."

[@mikedon5205]

Those who refuse to learn the mistakes from history are doomed to repeat it ..

[@mountainman8775]

+1 great question suggestion

[@3rdStreetAVolitionite]

Germany had territory that was cut off by an, at the time, hated Polish border.

[@anonymous3637]

So this never happens? And if it does, does that mean everyone has to allow it because of the Austrian painter?

[@tb7771]

The older guy towards the beginning made a truly spine tingling comment. " You can't defeat a nuclear power ". When a nation and its people will use nuclear options as a means to attain their goals is horrifying.

[@WatjehtEuchditan]

The US were a nuclear power when they lost in Vietnam. The Soviet Union was a nuclear power when they lost in Afghanistan. And what kind of existential threat could NATO be for a country that, by definition, can never lose a war? None of their claims makes any sense.

[@thomasbaader6629]

The "You can't defeat a nuclear power" argument is only true if your intent is to invade and occupy/destroy a nuclear power. It isn't true if the nuclear power attacked you and you're only defending. Of course you could beat off the invasion and in that sense win the war.

[@alexandru-adrianvlad143]

Nuclear sabre rattling is not for world leaders. World leaders know it will never happen. When the US got involved in Korea, Stalin was head of the USSR and he threatened the US with nuclear retaliation. Friggin' Stalin! And it didn't happen. All throughout the cold war, the world had a couple of close calls with nuclear war but not because of actual threats, but because of misunderstandings or equipment malfunction. Nuclear sabre rattling is meant to scare regular people, not leaders because leaders know it will never happen. A president in a democracy is more scared of losing their voters than of nuclear war. So if the population of a Western country believes Russia's nuclear threats their leaders will have to appease Russia or come to compromises lest they get voted out by their scared populace

[@user-jv2gu5gu8s]

Если бы в Крым полезли, то вероятно его лучше было бы использовать, чем не использовать

[@markfranz7313]

>When a nation and its people will use nuclear options as a means to attain their goals is horrifying. Only time it's happened in history is when USA used it...

[@EinMeister]

Hey Daniil, as someone from Republic of Moldova I am very curious to hear what Russians think about Republic of Moldova and Romania. R. of Moldova, also called Bessarabia, is a part ripped from Romania under the Ribbentrop Molotov act, but most people in the world don't know about that. We have been treated badly in the soviet union, but some russians on the internet insist that they liberated us. I am very curious to see what random russians on the street think. Could you make a video about that please?

[@marioshadjikyriacou3381]

Bulgarians, Hungarians, Romanians, Croats and Germans, should praise God that they still exist after ww2 and all the crimes they commit

[@Janshevik]

Transnistria was not under Romania even in times of Greater Romania between world wars.

[@serbantudor]

@@Janshevik True. It was in Ukraine. But guess what. Ukraine doesn't want it. Moreover, they recognized it as part of Moldova. Actually, only russia recognized the so-called independent republic of transnistria. That's not a country. That's a bad joke. Will go away after russians will loose the war with Ukraine.

[@Chaldon-hl6yk]

Russia is too poor for feeding Moldova

[@Janshevik]

@@serbantudor because Zelenski sold his country for 'help' that will result futile anyway. In the end Ukraine will not lose only current territories to USA, but also northwestern part to Poland (Lvov) and portion of western part (Munkacs) to Hungary.

[@MikeRees]

That last guy was speaking so fast because he had about 300 years of history to convey to one question. Impressive man!

[@schlechtgut8349]

хорош

[@user-rt8nx8xk8e]

We have freedom of speech in Russia. Nothing's going to happen to the guy. You heard what you wanted from him, your opinion coincided with his, so you are happy. In fact, he said stupid things. Russia cannot ignite a war of attrition. And comparing this war with the war against Napoleon or Hitler is stupid. Moreover, many short-sighted people like to compare Hitler's and Russia's justifications for the war. The difference is that the occupied territories are REALLY RUSSIAN. You don't read the history of Russia. If you are from the West, then your information is given from a Western mouthpiece. Ukraine has violated all possible agreements, regardless of Russia at all. Alas, you have to pay for it.

[@MikeRees]

@@user-rt8nx8xk8e there's videos of people being bundled into police vans for holding blank sheets of paper from your country. You don't have as much free speech as you think you do

[@NoZabava]

😂 да уж, тот еще представитель РФ. Вам хотелось бы, чтобы так было, но это не так

[@veden3383]

@@user-rt8nx8xk8e Keep iterating the same lie every video lmayo

[@adammalcher2632]

This country seems doomed with such twisted mindset of its citizens. It will be pariah state in years to come.

[@michaeldunham3385]

Unfortunately they're constantly subjected to propaganda

[@flopunkt3665]

It's doomed, but Western corporations wanna make money and Russia is a massive country.

[@wenterinfaer1656]

Gas station with many monopolies can't be pariah

[@sicilianknicca_mickygreeneyes]

they are no different than americans or britons

[@michaeldunham3385]

@@wenterinfaer1656 wanna bet?

[@123Blubb]

"You can't defeat a nuclear power"? Afghanistan: "Am I a joke to you?"

[@AndrePepink]

This is not Afghanistan

[@donrog5035]

The context and the objective were very different.

[@northernlights6836]

Afghanistan is a mostly mountainous territory perfect for guerrilla warfare and the wars in Afghanistan have always been asymmetrical. On the contrary, in Ukraine there is a symmetrical war in which two organized armies face each other, and the Ukrainian plains do not lend themselves well to guerrilla warfare

[@123Blubb]

@@northernlights6836 that doesn't prove my argument wrong...

[@user-ov9sg5bs3e]

Жуть, что говорят некоторые зомбаки... Просить прощения?! Люди защищают свою родину от захватчиков, и они еще должны просить у них прощения?! Просто мрак...

[@TheHighlanderprime]

Only the last guy had a clear view that didn’t blindly endorse Russia.

[@TheHighlanderprime]

@@Cocoluna66The issue is Putin’s propagandist conditioning, not necessarily all Russians. And BTW, one of my dearest former girlfriend is Russian; no phobia ever got between us.

[@sigmaoctantis1892]

@@Cocoluna66 He pointed out that Russia is an autocracy. It is. He pointed out that Russia is experiencing economic problems. It is. Go buy some eggs and think about it.

[@korelly]

​@@Cocoluna66and the majority of those people like you are occidentophobes, europhobes and ukrainophobes. Like most stalinists and putinists, they are supremacists and paranoiacs. The West doesn't need nor wants Russia's ressources.

[@TheBlueCream]

endorse Putin u mean

[@philster6383]

LMAO people fear what the warmonger pootin will do@@Cocoluna66

[@gilbertcuoco]

"We've always been friendly to Ukraïne". That would crack me up if it wasn't absolutely bizar.........

[@AndrePepink]

Its true. Ukraine received very cheap stuff from Russia.

[@hihicscs]

@@AndrePepink the little green men in 2014 were cheap

[@hihicscs]

@@AndrePepink destroying Ukrainian culture and language was cheap for Russians

[@laurentsalbert9630]

@@AndrePepink Yep Comrade . Sub-ammunition and phosphorus . Mariupol and Bakhmut received plenty of those ..........

[@rajlowkie6616]

The way reports are coming in from Russia, the PARTISANS are speaking.

[@thefakeguitarplayer4124]

The last guy (with the beanie) is actually using his brain. Meanwhile, several districts in Moscow are having blackouts and buildings are freezing because the heating pipes are bursting. There’s also the warehouse fire in St. Petersburg.

[@barotrauma_32]

пожар на складе интернет магазина действительно говорит скором поражении России

[@user-jv2gu5gu8s]

А еще у соседа кошка сдохла

[@AndrePepink]

Man your deluded

[@Only.D.G.]

Last guy, Andrey, is a smart man. Must be hell living in such a country for him. Hope the best for him

[@kenpatterson2948]

Andrey is his name and yes if he wants to engage in a educated conversation he will have to speak into a mirror.

[@user-hq4rc7jb5z]

He looks like a poor alcoholic who most likely has relatives in Poland or Ukraine; in fact, he said nothing since the understanding of the issues there is about 0

[@sanriosonderweg]

@@kenpatterson2948 Nafo brain says this unironically.

[@alexanderzhurbitsky8617]

Сиди у себя на запади, не гав - кай и не лезь сюда, ч - мо

[@rossmckechnie4491]

smart guy? he's risking it all saying what he said

[@varchar3587]

The last guy was definitely, by far, the one with the most accurate vision of the situation.

[@harry2928]

by far. indeterminate talent of some quantity is lurking there in that gentleman as well as intelligence a mark deeper than the others.

[@druf5962]

you are mistaken

[@glenncordova4027]

Having intelligence and telling the truth can only get you in trouble in Russia. Let's hope he doesn't accidentally fall out a 10 story window, according to plan.

[@alanmaynard3616]

Maybe he should have worn a balaclava

[@MrBear-wl9of]

What is an accurate vision in your opinion?

[@Liamte]

"You can't defeat a nuclear power". Afghanistan defeated the USSR. Vietnam defeated the USA. Algeria defeated France, etc, etc

[@classact9002]

I really feel sorry for the last guy. Smart enough to know how totally F'ed he is, not smart enough to find a way out.

[@Erik70]

"We've always been friendly to ukraine" 💀

[@abodabalo]

And the friendship will be back as soon as the war ends.

[@maelstrom254]

So friendly that Russia gave them whole peninsula!!

[@salad7776]

Using the past tense is correct in this case.

[@pawsss3482]

you really thibk that after killing a shit ton of their civs no chance@@abodabalo

[@VK--]

For russia friendship means then you are puppet state or even occupied territory by them like Belarus. That's why they call other smaller countries are occupied by USA or NATO because this is the only way how they understand friendship.

[@johnsakelaris7]

A man said "You can't defeat a nuclear power." Well, North Vietnam did. And Afghanistan even defeated two nuclear powers.

[@alexeyamosov664]

Egypt kind of did that, 2 times, simultaneously. Idk why did he think so

[@Trattato68]

Against Chechnya it took two attempts and a traitor to win.

[@user-hq4rc7jb5z]

It is not economically profitable or advisable not to win, in the case of Russia and the USA + the West, the war is existential for Russia and it cannot afford to lose even if it has to destroy military production in Europe with weapons

[@anoutsiderinsiderussia]

You have to read into what he's saying based on what most Russians believe. This man, like many others in Russia, genuinely thinks that Ukraine will invade Russia, but it's impossible because of Russia's nuclear weapons that it will use in self-defence.

[@LuckyPkerz]

@@user-hq4rc7jb5zI mean, you do understand by looking at the stats, the numbers, that ruzzia doesn't have any chance against NATO right? Like, the conflict would be done reeeaaally quick?

[@coolersmoke]

As always, you show the truth as it is, Daniil. Thank you for every day you venture out to find that truth and present it to us. And God bless you and your team. May He keep you all safe.

[@stanadams5541]

There are no winners in War just little kids without a father and many broken hearts at lost love ones......

[@apollodorusfufluns9657]

If you had asked Germans in 1944, the answers would have been very similar. Only the last guy has retained some sanity.

[@johnwayne8494]

Germans in 1944 would have likely given more anti-establishment answers than this

[@solderdesolder]

but a situation now is absolutly not like 1944.

[@apollodorusfufluns9657]

@@retiredbore378 Of course, a dictatorship like Hitler's or Putin's is also possible in the USA. So be on your guard and fight Trumpism.

[@invictus4431]

Lmao look at Mr. Time Traveler here who knows what people of a country (that he has likely probably never even visited) wanted 80 years ago

[@apollodorusfufluns9657]

​@@invictus4431 Lmfao, look at Mr Smartypants here, who doesn't get the point and speculates that I, a native German, haven't visited Germany.

[@lanceb7556]

These people are so gaslit. They will be studying this for years how the Russian people have been fooled by their owners.

[@Ernismeister]

they abandoned studying a long time ago

[@blackdragon796]

For their defence, they are not trying to figure out which gender they are. In the future people will study how society have been tricked.

[@user-xx6vy9ri8p]

​@@blackdragon796 At least gender studies doesn't kill people.

[@JohnDoe_Poland]

Thank you for your work. As a Polish person, I find this obvious. We have lived close by with them for over a thousand years. This is the way they are. But our Western friends may find it mindboggling how brainwashed those people are.

[@bdfyjdbdfy6157]

I have a question for you, as a Pole. How do you feel about the fact that the Polish government helps Ukraine with one hand and strangles it with the other by maintaining a border blockade? Aren't you afraid that seven years after the fall of Ukraine, the united Russian-Ukrainian-Belarusian army will be near Suwalki?

[@user-jv2gu5gu8s]

Чувак, я с тобой согласен, промыты. И у тебя мозги промыты ничуть не меньше. Просто прими это и расслабься.

[@Northman-from-the-North]

An idea for a question. Does not every country have the right to choose its own path and security arrangements? Russia doesnt have to ask anyone before they make agreements, so what gives russia the right to tell other countries they cannot join EU and Nato? The West doesnt care about BRICS, if new members join its just fine, so why cannot russia let others decide if they wants to ask for membership in EU and Nato?

[@slowmorbius8805]

The BRICS is not a military alliance and does not set its goal of destroying West, unlike NATO. If a military alliance is being created in order to destroy Russia and is approaching its borders, it is logical that Russia will not like it. Russian Russians were not initially against the European Union, moreover, many Russians before 2012 would not have minded being part of the European Union, but as soon as the EU turned into an economic department of NATO and a vassal of the United States, then everything fell into place for Russians. We will fight for the survival of our country and will do everything to minimize Western hegemony in the world

[@NobelMicha]

it would be interesting to hear a russian on this question. i think deep down russia would also like to be part of nato and the european union.

[@DanaPearsonVastman]

The last guy was eloquent and had a brain. Everyone else is just a brain dead zombie regurgitating garbage. It's truly sad. It shows how people can be led astray and down horrific road and not even realize it

[@jools2323]

Exactly. Just look at Trump supporters.

[@keithpalmer4547]

The funny thing is russians outside of St. Pete and Moscow live truly horrible lives 300 years behind the rest of the world. It is hilarious how crappy russians lives truly are yet they think they are some "super" power country.

[@kerriwilson7732]

@@jools2323 there is always a politically partisan loudmouth around to talk about how foolish someone else is. Good thing no one notices it mostly comes from one side. 🇨🇦😎

[@SavageJunky]

@@kerriwilson7732 Only truth hurts 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@captlazer5509]

​@@kerriwilson7732like Apple Computers, Netflix... those wanna be start ups fighting against a Goliath.

[@rlcg37]

It's really hard to hear interviews like this. These people honestly seem to think there is nothing wrong with stealing a country and killing its citizens (and quite a few of their own in the process).

[@Trattato68]

And then videos come out in which they say that the Russians are also victims of their government when at every opportunity they demonstrate that they are as insane as those who govern them

[@user-hq4rc7jb5z]

These people consider it theirs because the cities were founded there by Russian rulers and they belonged to them for centuries, and these cities fell away along with the Russian population during the collapse of the Soviet Union, therefore the United States is perceived as invaders, having carried out a coup in Ukraine and placing puppets in the government, as well as their allies in Europe, Merkel and Holland, themselves said “we deceived Putin in the peace Minsk agreements in order to get time to arm Ukraine, can you guess why arm it or continue to write a “sheet”?

[@egribanov]

It’s especially interesting when it works only against one country, and Israel or the USA and Yemen are different

[@maestro6458]

In 2 months, Israel killed several times more civilians than died in Ukraine on both sides...

[@jurijssivickis2275]

Actually it is not surprising. Look at how many own citizens were killed by soviets. And people still jerk off to stalin. As solovyov said - life of a russian is overrated and history shows it is true

[@bikergirluk8059]

Oh dear… imagine Ukraine being so inept their subway broke down. Just imagine what would’ve happened if their central heating broke down in the depths of winter and left their citizens freezing to death in their homes. How inept would we consider them then? 🙄

[@joyfulnoise816]

And bro was wearing a Dynamo Kyiv hat while talking all that sh*t. Oy.

[@196Stefan2]

Touchée!

[@spendor9377]

Those ads of Europeans freezing is ironic. Hopefully a few of them will realise that.

[@bikergirluk8059]

@@spendor9377 yup. I’m calling that karma

[@joetuktyyuktuk8635]

​@@spendor9377Wouldn't want to be a hamster in russia right now...

[@TimSouthernwood]

That last fellow was quite intelligent with his answers, and quite correct as far as I could see.

[@limmeh7881]

The amount of projection in the answers of everyone…except that last guy. Glad he spoke facts.

[@AndrePepink]

You talking to urseld in the mirror?

[@jo.s7993]

Well, with the exception of Andrey, that was bloody depressing. We all know & understand what kind of person Putin is, but the sense of entitlement that ordinary Russian civilians have with regard to attacking & waging war is shocking. The ignorance is astonishing, the delusions widespread &the attitude toward other nations i.e. "territories" abhorrent. God help us all, & I don't even believe in God!

[@Lucia-sy7le]

Is he satan? Tell me everything you know about him (President of RF). Tell me what his best friends and his neighbors and ex-wife say about him, his daughters, and his colleagues. I want to compare notes, ok?

[@BuranStrannik]

It's been two years of this being broadcasted with pride far and wide. Maybe it's time to open yer eyes at last.

[@andersgrassman6583]

The sad part is that Andrey proves it is possible to understand things, even if you live in Russia. So the other's really have no excuse. But in the future they will defend themselves just like Germans post nazi times -"We didn't know, we didn't understand!" F-ck you, I'd say. The writing was on the wall in nazi Germany, and the writing on the wall is there in today's Russia!

[@aleksandarjokic2918]

so as you believe, so will help you

[@vaataja]

This is how an imperialistic society thinks.

[@bakerzermatt]

The question could perhaps be formulated differently. Instead if 'What if Ukraine wins', you could ask 'What if Russia doesn't win'. Obviously, Ukraine isn't going to take Moscow, but Ukraine can more or less win by preventing Russia from winning (and ideally by also taking back its land) .

[@johnwayne8494]

You can tell by their reaction that they are scared Russia will collapse if they don't win in Ukraine but don't want to reaffirm their worst fears by saying it out loud.

[@LMB222]

Such a "bold question" could cause a panic in Russians' minds, and they could lash back.

[@MrFusselig]

@@johnwayne8494 Yes, because that is what will happen. Russia will exhaust everything in Ukraine.

[@ZootyZoFo]

Russia has lost 87% of the troops they had prior to their invasion of Ukraine and it’s now a garbage army of conscripts & prison convicts and who’s Black Sea fleet has been devastated by a country without a navy.

[@michaelqdlap]

I think they already made videos asking the question in this way.

[@MrSzwarz]

Those people live in a total bubble, with no understanding of what's happening around the World or even on their own frontline.

[@AndrePepink]

You mean western media

[@Vstosky]

Ukraine will win the same way Afghanistan won in 1989, collapsing Russia Economy and unbearable large cassualty loses.

[@johnwayne8494]

Casualties in Afghanistan were minimal compared to now

[@mastercommander4535]

Losses…..tricky English

[@vaataja]

Very low oil price in the 80s collapsed the Soviet Union. Also in the 90s the price was very low.

[@davidearea242]

@@johnwayne8494 -Ukarine will be Russia's Vietnam.

[@popowere]

Indeed that’s most probable scenario, you cannot kill a nation of 60 millions people. Many tried in the past and always failed for much less people. Russians are living in a bubble thinking their nuclear protects them to do anything. There always will be many Ukrainians fighting back against Russians even if Russia commits genocide which is what they want by saying Ukraine shouldn’t exist. South Africa should focus on Putin instead of blindly supporting Hamas

[@spendor9377]

Talking about a country that has been independent for 30 years like it’s only just broken away from Russia. They don’t seem to understand that what Ukrainians do is none of their business.

[@TheHighlanderprime]

The younger, more educated and worldly Russians do. This is a Putin thing.

[@eddybrevet6816]

Same goes 4 Putin as dump, they bring the hindmost to the forefront, worse there, r in charge

[@reaperbsc]

Then do something about this "putin thing".

[@vitaliihalkin5836]

@@reaperbscthey can’t, the thing is so good 😂

[@user-hq4rc7jb5z]

This was not a natural separation based on nationality or anything like that, it was the collapse of the Soviet Union, the territories that ended up in Ukraine were founded by Russian rulers and belonged to them for centuries, 30 years is nothing and the point is not 30 years, but the fact that the USA and Europe went there and through a coup d’etat subjugated the government of Ukraine; in cities such as Crimea there was initially more than 70% of the Russian population

[@johnlenin830]

The question is incorrectly posed, what does Ukraine's victory mean? Will the Kiev regime's troops take Moscow? Even the probability of reaching the 1991 borders is negligible, especially if we take into account Kiev's total dependence on the West.

[@fukhue8226]

They don't know they have already lost over 300,000. But in a country that is used to their leaders killing 20 Million of their own in WW2 (the German Army only killed 9 Million) when Stalin started his Purge, 300,000 Russians is no problem.

[@bananenrepublikde2939]

Probably even more than 500,000, and hardly any Ukrainians who have fled will want to return to this destroyed country. The "black earth" has already been sold by the Ukrainian government to foreign investors.

[@Natalia_Kozak]

It is nearly 1-1,5 millions dead, imprisoned and wounded. Their population 90-100 millions before war, 2-3 millions is gone when mobilisation started, mostly young men they mostly take peoples from depressive regions and jails, they dont touch Moscow and St Petersbourg and Chechnya. A lot of buryats and people from occupied Donetsk and Lugansk region of Ukraine as well they take all their army from ewrywhere even from japan islands. Now they have new trend we see africans, cubans ets that they buy for money and lies that there not be on first line, they litterally tell this every occupant and they belive.🥴(sory for bad english) russians may be very brave on camera 📸 but mostly they understand now Ukraine=death, even jailsman.

[@AndrePepink]

They do not know because is not true.

[@bigfudge2031]

"They need to give up and ask for forgiveness" Are you sure he wasn't talking about Russia? Some of these people are actually sick in the head if they actually endorse this kind of behaviour.

[@alexeyigonen3170]

They are sick with fascism

[@vaataja]

But it has been always like this. First Russia occupies, deports people to Siberia and Gulags, takes freedom, and then oppressed are forced to sing songs themed how glorious, mighty, and good Russians brought liberty and progress to them. Rinse and repeat, this is how Russian empire grows.

[@user-hq4rc7jb5z]

Who got lost? who took the wrong road? The USA staged a coup d'etat by putting their people in power, Merkel and Hollande deceived Putin with the peaceful Minsk agreements in order to gain time to arm Ukraine and continue the war, and Putin is to blame, well, classical logic, the coup d'etat was organized by the USA, the USA put their people in It’s Putin’s fault that people in historically Russian cities with a Russian population were outraged, maybe Putin is also to blame for the fact that in 2014 more than 70% of the Russian population lived in Crimea? or is Putin to blame for the fact that European countries supply weapons to Ukraine against Russia?

[@johntomasini3916]

Yes, they are the same as the MAGA nutters in the US, will believe anything their dear ruler tells them

[@stephenhill545]

According to his beliefs, ukraine is part of Russia, and has betrayed the mother country. I believe it a mixture of slavophilia and the notion that russia has the right to dominate the smaller nations which border it, and perhaps beyond.

[@SylviusTheMad]

"Always been friendly" apparently means "made repeated attempts to forcibly annex."

[@JS-ip8xm]

A Romanian wrote that Russia's friendship has done Romania more harm than the enmity of all the other neighbouring countries.

[@alexeyamosov664]

When did that happen, apart from modern times?

[@asisjaj6849]

@@JS-ip8xm Well cool but that's still just his opinion, after all

[@tereterevanakere2132]

They only know what their TV has told them all their lives.

[@SylviusTheMad]

@@alexeyamosov664 Define modern. Ukraine was forcibly annexed by the Soviet Union in the 1920s. Most of Ukraine was forcibly annexed by the Russian Empire before that (the rest was swallowed by Austria-Hungary).

[@Ryan-gf5ir]

They must still think that they live under the soviet union.

[@cliptracer]

omg, the man at 1:20 has Dynamo Kyiv hat and shitting Ukraine and Kyiv in particular

[@rickfanta4323]

Amazing arrogance from the colonists.

[@Snowwie88]

Don't blame the average Russian from thinking like this, it has been indoctrinated in their minds since ages. Especially the older people, who still lived in the Soviet Union. Younger people are often better informed, but also are aware of possible consequences about what they say. Most of these people say one thing, but think totally something else.

[@helgeschneider9069]

@@Snowwie88 now, they mean this bs.

[@cosimocub]

they are realists

[@netiturtle]

@@Snowwie88 Doesn't matter why, what matters is they do. And this attitude will carry on to next 'liberation', if Russia gets away with it yet again. Other aggressors were taught a lesson in WW II and are now completely different countries. But Russia was both an aggressor and winner

[@PUARockstar]

​@@cosimocubabsolutely not, and you're neither apparently

[@1midnightfish]

Sochi...?!? When did Ukraine lose Sochi?? 🤣 You guys have some balls walking around asking russians this question... 😲 Well done for finding one sane, principled and articulate person in that wasteland. Take care of yourselves.

[@user-js3wm3gr3r]

Украина Сочи не теряла юридически) Но для тебя станет сюрпризом узнать, что Краснодарский край где находится Сочи был когда то заселён генетическими украинцами. И по факту там больше украинцев, бывших запорожских казаков, чем нынешних "россиян". Так что можно сказать что Украина когда то потеряла Краснодарский край при разделе

[@aristotel_1201]

@@user-js3wm3gr3r почему "когда-то"? на юге все имеют украинские корни или родственников

[@user-js3wm3gr3r]

@@aristotel_1201 ну в смысле заселение когда то произошло. Сейчас я не знаю, я там 100 лет не был

[@aristotel_1201]

@@user-js3wm3gr3r какое "заселение"?) как жили так и живут, просто постепенно стали приезжать люди из соседних областей

[@user-js3wm3gr3r]

@@aristotel_1201 ты хочешь сказать, что Краснодарский край исконно украинцами заселен? Я читал про миграции с Запорожья во времена империи

[@namystynka5774]

4:06 the only normal voice. Hold on, man!

[@urmasalas]

I think that Russia will still declare victory even if it loses. It will say that the objectives of the special military operation have been met and we can leave Ukraine.

[@hirnarbeiter]

and the same people on the street will say: we won against the West, just as predicted

[@abodabalo]

2:13 No. Russia would never forgive Ukraine, that Russia invaded Ukraine.

[@drakwer25]

Right!

[@nielsdaemen]

Ukraine would never forgive Russia!

[@DevouringKing]

I dont see a good Future for Russia. Its like a Diktator Country, no Russian Citizen dares to say something against the War. Russia has lost its trust in the world for decades. No one believes in their promisses either especially when it comes to non agression. Russia will stay isolated for decades.

[@PUARockstar]

​@@nielsdaemen my house was destroyed by russian missile. You bet I wouldn't

[@user-hq4rc7jb5z]

Russia did not invade anywhere, the United States started it with a coup d'etat in Ukraine, people like Merkel and Hollande continued by deceiving Putin in the peace Minsk agreements in order to give Ukraine time to arm itself and go to war. Putin is not to blame for the fact that historically Russian cities or such places like Crimea in which more than 70% of the Russian population did not support the coup d'etat of a handful of people in Kiev and not just people for independence, but a coup d'etat organized by the United States with the installation of its people in the government, with the throwing out of all judges from their places, with the murders and executions of people from the government special forces and so on.

[@marjoriejohnson6535]

I dont think Ukraine will forgive and forget. Neither will most of the rest of the world.

[@blackdragon796]

Bruh... they forgave Germany... the US meh, they forgive themselves. My people are still waiting for them to stop playing basketball on their Archipelago.😹

[@ant55215]

Just like japanese don't forgive americans?😁

[@MrGreyDot]

@@blackdragon796 Germany asked for forgivness and admitted their fault. That is not going to happen in Russia.

[@reaperbsc]

The US also apologized, paid reparations (even though we didn't have to), made HUGE investments in Japan's economy, and protected Japan for the next 80 years. When russia does that I'll admit I'm a silly goose.

[@marjoriejohnson6535]

@@ant55215 Japan started it...America didn't..

[@Darhhaall]

Russia violated Budapest Memorandum, thus that should be reverted - and Ukraine needs to get Nuclear protection from NATO, if not nuclear weapons of their own making.

[@jakegerstein]

Denial is not just a river in Egypt.

[@ARWest-bp4yb]

Wow, just one voice of reason among them all.😶 You're a good man Andrey.👍

[@guguigugu]

"Ukraine still lives in Soviet mindset" top tier projection gg

[@vincentadams4223]

Their entire propaganda is based on projection: A fascist government, corruption, rogue neo-nazi militias, the systematic discrimination and assimilation of ethnic & linguistic minorities, sham elections/referendums - all of this exists in Russia, while most of these things are completely made up for Ukraine (except corruption, but Russia is way more corrupt than Ukraine). And the Russian population buys into this crap. Totally insane...

[@xxxx85]

When you ask things like this, can you please make it more clear that "Ukraine winning" doesn't mean that Ukraine invades Russia? Ukraine will obviously never take over Moscow or anything like that. I feel like 99% of the answers you get are people responding to that scenario. Would be *much* more interesting to hear people's thoughts on what happens if Ukraine pushes back and liberates the territory that Russia currently occupies.

[@Pendragon667]

"They don't even consider us as humans!" I highly doubt that the sweet old lady has ever spoken to a person outside of Russia. Or a person that has close contacts to people outside of Russia. A former colleague of mine was from Belarus, a colleague IS from Russia. We habe people from Brazil, from Sri-Lanka, France... and i have hold them all in high regards, both as colleagues and persons. But i agree with the young lad: if Trump is going to be the next President not only would he stop probably withdraw from NATO (rumors are there he has plans for that) but also stop military support for Ukraine. And this could end in Desaster because, let's face it: Germany for example can't even support it's own Military.

[@user-wl9dk4gw2t]

The fifth guy is against Ukraine but is wearing a Dynamo Kyiv hat 😂😂😂 That's embarrassing

[@rosiebanks2224]

Thats what got me 🤣

[@AdrianBoyko]

Wow… These people are NOT just repeating propaganda for the purpose of self preservation. Disgusting.

[@johnwayne8494]

The idea that two years into a war with 360k dead, global sanctions, and Ukrainian border raids that Russians are somehow just pretending to support everything happening is an absurd notion when you consider it for even a second.

[@just_a_turtle_chad]

It's impossible for the borderlands to win

[@ThaGreatChemist]

doesnt everyone?

[@maelstrom254]

You’re repeating propaganda too

[@frexagon1]

@@just_a_turtle_chad Muscovy lost the first Chechen war, Chechnya is 10 times smaller than Ukraine.

[@stephenhampson2861]

Poor misinformed people wait until they learn the truth and not the crap they are fed

[@AndrePepink]

Looks like is the other way around

[@naderpezeshkzad6582]

Last guy was talking with reason. The Russians in the occupied territories have fled dictatorship! Russia can never force them to come back under dictatorship

[@SP-v]

Each person showcased in this video bears a solemn responsibility for the boys/men children and women that are dead in Ukraine now, Russians and Ukrainians. The gull someone must have, to say that Russia is justified in attacking another sovereign country because they are afraid of the country deserves to ..... well live in Russia. We cant let Russia win a penny on this war

[@user-ci7fo9ju7p]

Okay, come here and don't let.

[@anonymous3637]

No, the people who overthrew the Ukrainian government in 2014 are

[@user-cx1jm9ij6f]

И кто вас спросит? Россия сделает как надо.

[@aleksandarjokic2918]

go rest, this was profound

[@JVMorgan-vz5mh]

No, that blood is on the west's hands.

[@OpenmindedSourceClosedBeta]

There seem to always be that one guy, like the last one in this video, who did not buy the media narrative. Bravo! In times of a faulty consensus in the majority, those guys are rescuing the honor of a people. For me, everyone of them is therefore worth ten thousand fighting rebels, when the tide is already turning. I wish all good Russians a better future in peace with their neighbors, when the bad ones are silent again. ✌

[@user-lj8kg4jd1l]

,The last guy obviously has got a mental disease. He spoke in a very strange way.

[@just_a_turtle_chad]

The Borderlands shall not win or is it possible

[@user-hq4rc7jb5z]

A victim of Western propaganda supplying weapons against Russia to Ukraine, what are you waiting for there?_)) Who got lost? who took the wrong road? The USA staged a coup d'etat by putting their people in power, Merkel and Hollande deceived Putin with the peaceful Minsk agreements in order to gain time to arm Ukraine and continue the war, and Putin is to blame, well, classical logic, the coup d'etat was organized by the USA, the USA put their people in It’s Putin’s fault that people in historically Russian cities with a Russian population were outraged, maybe Putin is also to blame for the fact that in 2014 more than 70% of the Russian population lived in Crimea? or is Putin to blame for the fact that European countries supply weapons to Ukraine against Russia?

[@eddyvaneden8017]

The last guy is the smartest of them all. Not delusional about the force of RuSSia. He is foreseeing hunger and empty racks in supermarktets. And he is right. RuSSia will become very poor.

[@chrismanuel4659]

What people have to remember when watching these videos is that in Russia you can easy be Imprisoned for not supporting the War or showing any form of opposition to Putin. As such those Russians who opposed the war and potential invasions of the Baltic States, etc , will have refused to answer these questionsnfor fear of repercussions!

[@AndrePepink]

Nha thats fake. In the baltic states you go to prison for supporting Russia. Thats true.

[@SammywiseG]

That last guy was the only non-delusional person. Everyone else not only drank the Kool-aid but went back for seconds and thirds.

[@TheLillid]

The last guy-Andrey-is really open minded and clever. Oh my god - the other people do not have any idea that this war is so evil. They don't care about people in Ukraine and I guess not about their own people. Ukraine will win.

[@anonymous3637]

Ukraine has already lost more than the US has since 1900, so I doubt it

[@createdforthemoment6740]

​@@anonymous3637so has Russia. The difference is Ukraines being invaded.

[@user-hq4rc7jb5z]

Who got lost? who took the wrong road? The USA staged a coup d'etat by putting their people in power, Merkel and Hollande deceived Putin with the peaceful Minsk agreements in order to gain time to arm Ukraine and continue the war, and Putin is to blame, well, classical logic, the coup d'etat was organized by the USA, the USA put their people in It’s Putin’s fault that people in historically Russian cities with a Russian population were outraged, maybe Putin is also to blame for the fact that in 2014 more than 70% of the Russian population lived in Crimea? or is Putin to blame for the fact that European countries supply weapons to Ukraine against Russia?

[@supermind65536]

Why should they care about people in Ukraine if they don't care about people in Russian or about themselves too?

[@marshuswp3325]

Amen! Slava Ukraini from Canada!🍁💙💛🍁

[@SinkingShips1998]

That guy at the end had a lot of wisdom. He was looking at it from an outside perspective which was interesting, compared to other Civs.

[@bluerisk]

The US and USSR are said to have lost wars despite being nuclear power, even super powers. The USSR even collapsed in the wakes of the economical struggle due to the war in Afghanistan. Is one thing to lose on your own soil, to lose everything, like Nazi Germany, or to lose on a foreign soil rather by giving up the war efforts for political and or economical reasons.

[@aarhusnord]

In a war, none of the sides will actually "win". But Russia is no doubt going to become the biggest loser. Demographics were already not in Russia's favour before the war started, now it will be much worse. A shoddy civilian society and public sector will turn even worse. Russia will be isolated and become more and more dependent on other authoritarian regimes. And Russia, which had a chance to become a part of a world society, blew that chance ...

[@user-js3wm3gr3r]

Россия уже давно не Россия, не знаю почему её так называют. Население здесь изменилось кардинально за последние 100 лет, те кто жили при Империи и те кто живут сейчас это два разных вида. Нынешняя Россия это метисы арабов, китайцев, это чисто азиатская страна. А после войны станет азиатской на 100% то чего они и добиваются. Так что можете передвигать линию разделения Европы и Азии с Уральских гор до меридиана Киева и строить забор. Скоро здесь будет натуральный Пекин и Багдад

[@user-cx1jm9ij6f]

Изоляции не хватит. Россия большая. Запад занят самоизоляцией!

[@andersgrassman6583]

@@user-js3wm3gr3r 🤣🤣🤣Although I resent any racist ideas, Russia under Putin is obviously finalising the transition into a Chineese lapdog.

[@aleksandarjokic2918]

Russia is a part of world society, actually only western countries have sanctioned it, but they are, remember, a MINORITY.As far as demography is concerned, what kind of a loser is then your country , which is rapidly running out of people even without war.

[@user-js3wm3gr3r]

@@andersgrassman6583 это началось не сейчас, азиаты захватили власть в России после революции. Красный строй одновременно стартовал и в России и в Китае, совпадение конечно (на английском этот текст попадает под цензуру и не публикуется)

[@hbowman108]

"You can't defeat a nuclear power". You'd think an older guy would remember Afghanistan.

[@supermind65536]

You don't understand his expression

[@user-ly6pl3bk7j]

Most of them are right. Russian tolerance for losses and a long drawn out war will hold out longer then Western nations actually caring about Ukraine. Russia gained 10 million in population (mostly ethnic Russians who wanted to peacefully cede but Ukraine and west prevented them from doing so) at a cost of 250K deaths, plus gained control of Black Sea and 20K sq miles of territory.

[@Piggy991]

She was right we need their oil, I dont give a puck about their "people".

[@encrenoir6097]

Russians howling from hunger just might happen if Putin keeps spending most of his country’s money on fighting this stupid war.

[@renemagritte8237]

I'm afraid no one would see the connection, let alone striking similarities. It's beyond their capabilities to reflect complex matters. In Russian historical narrative Poland deserved its destiny because it defended itself instead of joining Soviet World.

[@telebubba5527]

They already have it cold outside of Moscow. Average temperature in flats being about 5 degrees Celsius. Instead of Europe being in the cold, it's Russia that is suffering.

[@christopherchristianvanlan1809]

Yes 340 billion usd for non Government spending and 140 million people. Fuck, that's Nothing.

[@user-vv6me3rg5k]

​@@renemagritte8237Нет. Польша заслужила свою судьбу потому что воспользовавшись слабостью и гражданской войной в раннем СССР аннексировала земли бывшей Российской Империи, и в дëсна целовалась с нацистами и помогала им в уничтожении чехословакии. Хорошо что Сталин эти 2 морально уродливые страны рассорил. И Польша получила именно то что сама совершила. А сейчас Польша рассказывает какая она бедная и бесзащитная, а СССР взял и напал. Это как если бы нацисты жаловались на то что на бедную Германию в 1944 г напал злой СССР. Хотя, учитывая политику современного Запада, с попытками ограбить и унизать русских по этническому и национальному признаку, скоро и нацистов Германии оправдают как жертв. Хорошо что Сталин настоял на Нюрнбергском трибунале, иначе бы Запад начал косплеить нацистов не сейчас, а 50 лет назад.

[@JubilantJaguar]

Is that even possible? didn't Russia hold the largest farm land in Europe, and so many central Asian countries, India, China, Belarus and so many latin America countries are also open their market for Russia to buy things?

[@stefyt7308]

I like it how some of them openly admit that the goal of the war is for Russia to get new territories. They're not even trying to lie or hide the fact that they are invaders anymore.

[@firmonkey8782]

These territories were developed jointly by Russians and Ukrainians. The Bolsheviks defined the border of Ukraine 100 years ago. Russian Russians have included regions with a transitional Russian-Ukrainian identity, or even with a purely Russian one, into the composition of Ukraine. It is for these regions that Russia is fighting. But, in general, this is not the only purpose of the war.

[@zeNoldor]

stop telling lies. These territories were NEVER "OPENED" by the Russians. Sometimes, the Russians resettled their kind there, deporting the indigenous population (as for example with Kuban and the descendants of the Cossacks) @@firmonkey8782

[@viktor_Rrr]

цель не вернуть территории. Это просто бонус за то, что нам пришлось денацифицировать и демилитаризовывать Украину. К сожалению, с государственностью они не справились. Развязали гражданскую войну, стали вступать в агрессивный военный блок, поэтому приходится лечить целую страну от коричневой чумы

[@borax92]

This is russian territory, comunists stole it from Russia

[@LittleBodyBigSoul]

Не нужно считать что мнение население ≠ власти. Власть поставила определённые цели, могу вам их озвучить. И естественно вы говоря о конфликте в украине - держите в уме все войны что провели НАТО и США для своей выгоды.

[@kallekonttinen1738]

Interesting that Russian guy thinks Sochi is in Crimea.. They are fighting and they don't even know for what..

[@ssesf]

What did he mean with Russia has already taken Sochi?

[@reaperbsc]

You do the people of russia a great service Danill. Sometimes it may be discouraging, but one day they will look back on all this and some of them will learn from it. You are making a difference. I promise, you are. What you do will be incredibly valuable to your people in the future. Please keep up the great work.

[@mediastudiesnetwork]

Love the last guy, finally an informed perspective

[@OmnivorousOtter101]

I hear Russians are referencing Poland a lot, what is the historical connection between these two countries?

[@ssh0ck138]

Mostly wars. Poland occupied Moscow and Russia participated in partitions of Poland

[@Langhorstiness]

In the Soviet-Afghan war, ~15,000 soldiers were killed and ~35,000 were wounded. The Afghans suffered civilian deaths ~2 MILLION. Despite Russia killing ~133 people for every soldier it lost, Russia gained no territory and it ended in stalemate. It also started with messaging from Moscow that victory would be measured in months. Russia vastly underestimated the tenacity of Afghan fighters to drag it out for a decade. Do Russian people understand that they have lost 20x the losses of the Soviet-Afghan war they gave up on in 1989? History is repeating itself.

[@solderdesolder]

btw, you don't know history well. It was also the civil war in Afghanistan. Afghans vs Afghans.

[@OurFamily-]

Blabla, Russia failed and it failed hard. Simple as that@@solderdesolder

[@barrykester]

@@solderdesolder Whooosh... and yet you did not read @Langhorstiness's post. To put this in context that might understand, Russia is currently achieving higher casualty per square meter gain than the heights of WW1 in 1916. The Soviet-Afghanistan is a historical precedent where Russia/USSR capitulated in a protracted proxy war between the West and the Soviet Union. An example where Russia had far fewer casualties. History is resplendent in examples where existential war turn defenders into the intrepid fighters.

[@Langhorstiness]

@@solderdesolder Sorry to have oversimplified in a 3 line KZbin comment. Afghanistan has been in a nearly continuous conflict since the 1970s. It wasn't peace, Soviet-Afghan War, peace. The Soviet-Afghan war was a decade within the overall era. Point being that the superpower Russian army could not overtake the mujahideen who had support from countries like Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, USA, etc. What it means is that as long as a dedicated group inside an invaded country is supported, the invader will eventually realize the futility of its ways.

[@user-xo1ov2bb9z]

Afganistan one and only country who beat British Empire, USSR and USA. USSR was lured into Afghanistan conflict because USA want to create their own Vietnam for russians

[@scouter7405]

I seriously can't understand how you are not in jail yet....but i hope you never will be. All the best to you man, you are doing a great job, letting us somewhat see how russians think. Greetings from Poland. May this war end and may the soldiers from both sides return home soon.

[@hannahdyson7129]

I think he and his team have safe havens abroad that they retreat too . Russia doesn't have the resources to pursue every Russian KZbinr that speaks against Russia ( there are quite a few ) 1420 is far down the list of important needs to neutralise lists

[@lif6737]

Mainly because the team doesn't exactly agitate for change within Russia. Because their content is largely meant for a foreign audience, they present little risk for the regime, so Russia instead focuses its resources on persecuting its political opposition. On the flip side, they have a high enough profile in the West that actually persecuting them would likely act as a megaphone for their messages. I still think they're in danger and need to tread lightly, but at this moment, I don't think they're in an immediate risk for arrest

[@VajrahahaShunyata]

They also just ask questions. They don't personally say ANYTHING against the regime

[@scouter7405]

@@lif6737 @VajrahahaShunyata Russian police arrests people for standing on the street with a blank piece of paper, so...

[@asisjaj6849]

@@scouter7405 That was mostly a security measures, when dangers of political terrorism was pretty damn high Actually, you can even walk the street with Ukrainian symbolics without danger: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z6eXgpKgpquDg9E

[@vorlons100]

that is their biggest weakness to you cannot lose maybe they should read the art of war by by Sun Tsu or maybe Machiavelli how to wage war never ever under estimate your enemy

[@zuzosek89]

May I suggest one idea? Another question? What do the Russians know about the Prague Spring - when did it happen and who was Jan Palach? it would be interesting to see the level of awareness among today's Russian society.

[@NLTops]

Always a coinflip whether your videos will disgust me or not. They can't imagine a loss? Guess it's time to write a letter to my government to increase support for Ukraine.

[@aleksandarjokic2918]

even better, send some of your money

[@NLTops]

@@aleksandarjokic2918 You realize tax payer money is our money, right?

[@NLTops]

@@aleksandarjokic2918 Oh wait you're Russian... I guess you don't realize that's how it works.

[@VajrahahaShunyata]

I do both, I send money every month to buy drones and I write and call my representatives all the time. Slava Ukraini

[@aleksandarjokic2918]

@@NLTops ahahaha your money ,like you earn and create something, so tax is collected from it...nonsense, you are probably from some western country or from some of theirs slave- country, and that means only printing money, the one who works and creates is Chinese.But as long as the Arabs give you oil for those pieces of paper, you'll be fine (and they'll give it to you as long as Uncle Sam keeps a gun on theirs head)

[@kstsn]

The defeat is going to be even more painful for these people based on their views.

[@ThaGreatChemist]

wont happen

[@santos-pink-867]

Russia won’t loose

[@HughJaxident67]

@@ThaGreatChemist It will happen pal

[@HughJaxident67]

@@santos-pink-867 Russia has lost wars before and Ukraine has the backing of the West. You sound as arrogant as these brainwashed Russians

[@just_a_turtle_chad]

Ukraine can't even take back a village of 800 people

[@PaxHeadroom]

It very is bizzare to see people refusing to even contemplate the possibility.

[@iglesiasbyron6531]

Who is that man at the end he is a thinker and smarter than all the other russian puppets answering the questions

[@owenfire829]

The Germans thought the same way, did not turn out well for them.

[@cristitib7364]

It is so funny how these guys are bashing the West and Ukraine while wearing their brands. The guy with a Yankees cap and the clown wearing a Dynamo Kiev toque while making fun of Kiev subway.

[@reaperbsc]

Irony is lost on fools

[@LukasSRR]

There is also Moscow dynamo team with same logo.

[@user-xu5md5hf9t]

Это Динамо Москва

[@asisjaj6849]

В чём противоречие? Я могу не любить, например, политику правительства Казахстана, но очень любить бешбармак и наслаждаться певцом Димашем

[@cristitib7364]

@@LukasSRR Nice try you guys! Call it what is not as always. Vranyo is in your blood forever. It says Київ on the logo not Москва

[@ul9693]

There spoke an old man in another video who asked: For what reason they started the war.? Only suffering and destruction in Ukraine ... There are still some Russians who are not out of their mind.

[@noxseptima8978]

I love how the people hating on western culture all wear Apple products and a New York Yankees hat. Perfect irony

[@megaliz1985]

"они должны сдаться и просить прощение" ... Це як говорят по народному "прости мені мила що ти мене била"

[@user-ee9dl2yq1e]

Не, это называется: "Ну шо, довыеб*вались?*

[@1midnightfish]

I've been thinking for two years that the language of russia in relation to Ukraine is basically the language of domestic violence (which I am unfortunately familiar with). russia is a demented abusive ex refusing to take "no" for an answer

[@Comm.DavidPorter]

translation: "They must give up and ask for forgiveness" [says the orc] ... This is like the popular saying: "Forgive me, my dear, for beating myself."

[@Comm.DavidPorter]

@@1midnightfish Very perceptive. Apparently it's how they treat each other, being drunk half the time, so no surprise that they adopt the same attitude toward their "brother Slavs."

[@megaliz1985]

The translation is" forgive me, dear, for having been beaten by YOU" @@Comm.DavidPorter

[@RandalPenman]

Wow. I thought things were improving, but these people are still so detached from reality. Sad. Thanks for this report. Slava Ukraini!

[@viktor_Rrr]

похлопай ветерану СС, реалист

[@mikewilliams7019]

What reality are they detached from?

[@devansa125]

What a bafoon you are. 😂

[@AndrePepink]

Its the other way around. You are detached.

[@SupCypher]

That old lady said we don't consider them as humans but I do, we are all human and we should all be working together, not against one another; for exploration of space and advancement of technology, we need to learn to trust one another, if we truly do all want peace. If you want territory figure out how to go terraform a planet.

[@9Pivo]

So today we have the 690 day or the 3 day war

[@TheTruthHz]

Please let there be more intelligent, educated and critically thinking people in the terrorist state like that last chap. So brave of him to speak truth like that. I hope he stays safe. Слава Україні! 🇺🇦

[@johnwayne8494]

The fact this is MOSCOW and he is not 1/10 but 1/14 of interviewees shows what a lost cause it all is. You can't even pretend to have hope. This is supposed to be the liberal centre of Russia and it's this Fascist.

[@Zvizdabol]

Hahahhahahahahah 😂 people who think that they belong to democracy, but in fact support Hitler’s accomplices are so funny, they are simply saturated with Western propaganda, completely turning off communication

[@bobbear4437]

@@johnwayne8494 St Pete is the liberal center, Moscow is conservative cause its the government center

[@TheTruthHz]

@@johnwayne8494 Evidently the rashists have their claws deep in most of the population. They're so far gone that I suspect the majority would rally behind a reanimated Stalin, if that were possible. As you correctly assert, they're a completely lost cause, it seems.

[@johnwayne8494]

@@bobbear4437 Downtown St. Petersburg might be more liberal than downtown Moscow but the "Leningrad" region close to St. Petersburg has a crazy amount of vatniks. Either way it's an indictment that the capital is still this stupid.

[@robbatayaki5505]

This country is going (and deserves) to definitely go down to "rubles"

[@viktor_Rrr]

чем меньше страна зависит от доллара - тем больше её математический шанс на экономическое развитие в случае распада американской империи. А это произойдет рано или поздно. Доллар не может быть мировой валютой вечно, с точки зрения менеджмента рисков Россия поступает верно

[@mpeg2tom]

0:42 "You can't defeat a nuclear power" Afghanistan defeated the USSR and the US!

[@Chaldon-hl6yk]

Flag of Tawheed on White House please

[@TheBlackIdentety]

The dude in grey is really well informed and realistic. Most others just parrot Kremlin propaganda.

[@Zdraviski]

I hope that Andrey will not have problems for speaking the truth.