What will life be like after the war?

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Timestamps:
0:00 - Timur, 16, Student
0:32 - Sergey, 51, Businessman
0:40 - Elena, 40
1:09 - Tamara, 82, Pensioner
1:54 - Marina, 43, Designer
2:17 - Stepan, 19, Student
2:48 - Natalia, 26, PR specialist
3:08 - Gleb, 20
3:28 - Olga, 67, Gardener
3:52 - Stepan, 19, Student
4:05 - Olga, 67, Gardener
4:39 - Kirill, 18, Videographer
5:11 - Tamara, 82, Pensioner
5:57 - Alexei, 45
6:18 - Natalia, 26, PR specialist
6:41 - Tamara, 82, Pensioner
7:37 - 12th interviewee
8:22 - Vladimir, 29, Aviation engineer
8:53 - Timur, 16, Student
9:10 - Stepan, 19, Student
9:42 - Timur, 16, Student
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[@MK-lm6hb]

Russia is a weird country. A 16-year-old talks with astounding maturity while pensioners phantasize like children.

[@redeye--2753]

Pensioners were socialized in the USSR. You did what you have been told by the Party and authorities or you got imprisoned or even killed. This is why they lack empathy completely and support brutal acts against opponents.

[@hoodyniszwangsjacke3190]

I think there might be an enormous generation gap in Russia. Wouldn't be surprising, given the fact of political changes from USSR to Russia. The young generations just learn first hand what's like to live in a dictatorship after having some time of liberty in the beginning 2000-years. The situation is clearly worsening over the last few years and they are clearly aware of that. So I hope they will draw the correct consequences from that, when they enter positions in the state and society, where they can make an impact on the situation.

[@yep9710]

Indeed, what that you kid said in the end was pretty amazing.

[@Cat-zh6xx]

Wanna say that pensioners in US for example not like a children?

[@diemcarl5546]

Amazingly put. Love it

[@obrik666]

"they never had wars on their territory" - the most stupid quote of the year goes to...

[@jojor9766]

I do not know. I think that the suggestion that Russia should nuke itself is still in the running.

[@slickysan]

It's not stupidity here. Just ignorance and brainwashing.

[@Dudush90]

yeah they had a war, a really big one, Ukraine, Russia, and many other, thats why they should be together...in ww2 soviet union suffer the most, and now US politicians, NATO, Zelensky tearing it apart...

[@strasbourgerelsass1467]

​​@@Dudush90Are you ok? The only trouble maker is Russia now. NATO is tearing nothing apart. Russia is doomed since the first day of the SO". Its so simple: just dont invade your neighbor. 🤷‍♂️

[@DevineAbyss]

@@Dudush90 Stalin allied with the Nazis to invade Poland. Then the Russian military followed Stalin and attacked. I find it very hard to feel any sympathy for the Soviet Union. With starving their own population, attacking neighbouring countries and threatening the while world with nukes the soviets were always a force for evil. After the collapse I thought they would slowly move away from evil imperialism. I was mistaken. Russia as a society is still rotten, even if there are exceptions.

[@LazyJack2003]

As a German I am impressed with some of the young guys. Differentiating between “guilt” vs “feeling a responsibility for future times” is a very important lesson that took many Germans a long time to learn - and some seem to be unlearning it again … I feel for the young Russian generations who will have to face a future where many countries around them will forever be skeptical towards them.

[@Aaron-sl2kx]

An act of national humiliation has been forced upon you, and you and others like you are proud of it and call it a lesson.

[@TheFrewah]

Germany did learn the lesson, it’s a great country. Will Russia? They have not dealt with communist legacy.

[@musicilya6674]

hopefully not forever…

[@ltpetrenko]

@@Aaron-sl2kxGermany is a moral and economic leader? Meanwhile any normal person is disgusted by russia and 90% of Russians supporting the war.

[@Grantelbart474]

Amazing, i am also german and my thoughts were EXACTLY the same as yours. Somewhat scary even. I just hope, that especially the voices of those younger generations in russia will be heard and considered more often in moscow in future. Sadly, it seems that lots of young people in russia are lethargic and depressive about their politic situation (and have every right to be), but that leads to a generation, that rather 'looks away' instead of 'pointing their finger' and i'd rather see some form of 'white rose' movement in russia and kids on the streets demonstrating. This makes some form of a 'shake hands' situation with people in russia really unlikely in future, sadly.

[@RoadRunner217]

My goodness, Timur was on another level. The gap of intellectual and emotional intelligence between him and the elders is astounding. It gives me hope for Russia, but also hurts to see so many good people being prisoners of the silent or outright evil majority.

[@Pippie5555]

Yes. No wonder Putin is now making it illegal to have a VPN.

[@timkush9423]

То есть если человек в России пессимистично настроен, не видит развития - это хорошо для вас, а кто настроен оптимистично, готов любить и развивать свою страну - это для безнадега? А на что вы надеетесь? Вы кто вообще такой, если от того что россияне опустят руки у вас появляется надежда?

[@Pippie5555]

@@timkush9423 These persons in Russia are pessimistic and do not see development, this is good for Putin. But whoever is optimistic, ready to love and develop their country for peace and prosperity, is this allowed? Is it allowed to speak up? To say you want peace? No. What do you hope for, Timkush? More war? Why is it Russians have no clue to speaking English?

[@timkush9423]

@@Pippie5555 при том что в комментариях хвалят молодого пацана, который пессимистичный, а оптимистично настроенные - это в основном путинский электорат из пожилых, получается Путину выгодны вторые, а не первые как ты утверждаешь. Бро, разберись со своей логикой, перепроверь подключение к зомбоящику или обнови методичку, то что ты научился тексты через переводчик прогонять мозгов тебе не добавляет

[@bj6515]

Unfortunately it is highly likely that Putler's henchmen will eventually catch up with him and he will be lucky if he only gets a few broken bones and a couple of years in prison. He may be only 16 but I would not put it past the Russians to put him in Ukraine on the front line.

[@Elongated_Muskrat]

Babushkas always think other people need to sacrifice more for The Motherland.

[@gagamba9198]

'Devouring Mother' archetype.

[@axis1662]

Babushkas be like: support the war - yes Going to war themselves - no

[@gerry4b]

The young man speaking of the difference between guilt and responsibility is the most clear thinker the channel has ever spoken with!

[@selmopt]

100%

[@KalujaFlizck]

That is the kind of thinking every country needs.

[@FooDogDat]

Timur is the clearest thinking and speaking individual ever on this channel, and according to the label he is only 16 years old?

[@ingvar2125]

It calls to mind the interview presidential candidate Marianne Williamson had with Dave Rubin. I liked watching both

[@rossevans1774]

Agreed, but then the differences the way the younger people think and talk compared to the older people is astounding.

[@Temosha87]

"Пока мы боялись потерять своих детей в интернете мы потеряли своих родителей в телевизоре". Одна надежда на нынешнюю молодежь.

[@arathortizs28445]

смутная надежда. У молодежи нет сил и власти что-то изменить в стране. С одной стороны молодежь, с другой стороны 5 млн. силовиков и фсб.

[@guguh7]

выйди и спроси у американцев почему Сербию бомбили, про Ирак спросите, никто не считает США агрессором просто потому что они якобы делали все из лучших побуждений, так схуев Россия то агрессор если из лучших побуждений все делается?

[@arathortizs28445]

@@guguh7 из каких? россия это агрессор.

[@Habakuk_]

Как будто Интернет всегда говорит правду, молодые люди подвергаются такому же риску, потому что российское общество так и не научилось критическому мышлению.

[@arathortizs28445]

@@Habakuk_ СВО научит

[@koenradofrinbe]

A 16 year old wiser than an 82 year old. What a spectacle to watch

[@johanswede8200]

In no other country are the young people wiser and more knowledgeable than older people. Russia is an "upside-down" country.

[@oltzu5206]

​@@johanswede8200Probably some other countries too like belarus but yeah

[@JohnnyTheMonkey777]

Olga, 67 is a proof that age doesn't mean wisdom

[@jozefkarsowidjojo5765]

Correct

[@stewedfishproductions7959]

She was SHOCKING !!!

[@Elena-fe3os]

And born in Ukraine, as millions of russians are...dear God.

[@sergeyvereshaghin2330]

​@@Elena-fe3osi was born in Ucraine too and i have been living until 2021 in Lugansk and u would say from the other side that she is brainless and you are genious? Ucrainians hate the corrupted government as hell also goes for Russia and most other countries of former USSR unit. U dont live there, why do u want to think for the others? Ucraine had some segregation rules against people from Donbass as USA had in its past but no media tells about it. Nice guys, continue your internet thinking, moreover.

[@maureenstevens6824]

I'm 78 and I see her evil and hate filled rhetoric and am disgusted that her children are allowing her to teach her grandchildren this propaganda. She said her father left Ukraine when he was 14 but apparently he went back because she had to go to Ukraine when he died.

[@michaelhenault1444]

Give that brave babushka a Kalashnikov and sender to the front.😮 She knows best.😂😂😂😂

[@oddeh]

give them a break. their husband died for some stupid soviet war cause

[@rlcg37]

The difference between self-flagellation/guilt and actually taking responsibility: this kid is wise beyond years. "Responsibility unites people." I wish this message would reach the hearts of all people in all countries. It would make a considerable impact towards building peace in the world.

[@markkujantunen8298]

That 16-year-old spat out timeless gems of wisdom naturally and effortlessly.

[@jessekelly8132]

When the 16 year olds in your country are 1000x more rational and ethical than your senior citizens, you know you’re in a bad place. However, it gives a bit of hope for the long-term health of the nation (as long as Ukraine wins, Putin dies, and no nukes are launched).

[@chatnoir1224]

Soviet boomers is way bigger strata then russian zoomers. And boomers, like in any country, vote far more often then youth.

[@user-yj7um6hv1d]

What's your business about ethics in Russia? I am not saying that Americans should give up their guns, because it's unethical. You have lots of unethical things, such as guns, marijuana, gay marriages or even junk food. Overly worrying about politics in another country is a "big brother" mentality.

[@elchupacabra4936]

"Overly worrying about politics in another country" such an irony@@user-yj7um6hv1d

[@achenarmyst2156]

⁠​⁠@@user-yj7um6hv1d I suggest you check your morality compass. Guns may be unethical. Marijuana, gay marriages and junk food are definitely not.

[@FabGreg]

With the new school programs, I wouldn't bet on the next generation.

[@edmurth]

Timur is an extremely bright and thoughtful young man, Olga is a good example of the banality of evil.

[@thePronto]

Timur, 16, going on 46. Tamara, 82, going on 2.

[@njswampfox474]

Timur is wise beyond his years. TAMARA is proof that you don't necessarily get wiser with age. Her blood lost is indicative of a dark soul.

[@Arturusss777]

Tamara is absolute BASED

[@hardywatkins7737]

He had the first and last word.

[@DC-te1gw]

Olga is just a Russian female. What do you expect? ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ this is how their mothers raised them.

[@philipmulville8218]

Am very impressed by young Timur. Good luck to him.

[@diemcarl5546]

Есть светлые молодые прекрасные умы в стране ❤ свет в конце тоннеля, если угодно

[@user-wk4zv9os6w]

Просто наивный ребёнок.

[@aguinisis]

"Responsibility unites people" Best sentence ever.

[@inotoni6148]

Wow, the older ones are completely brainwashed. They are lost to normal society. They don't even begin to know what's happening in Ukraine, or even who the aggressor is. This is very frightening

[@asasas9146]

And as 82 year old Tamara pointed out, they're beginning to teach "patriotism" in schools again, so the next generation will be lost as well if Russia is not defeated and dismantled quickly; wich will probably never happen.

[@AngelinaJolie734]

She said her father left Ukraine when he was 14. This woman is 82, so she was born in 1941. This would mean that her father could have been 14 near 1931, and so, he left Ukraine during Holodomor.

[@user-ee9dl2yq1e]

Или вам промыли мозги. Сочувствую кстати).

[@Filippenzen413]

​@@user-ee9dl2yq1eSlava Ukraini🙏🏼

[@saiyadavid8118]

@@asasas9146 the ukraine war is already in their history books

[@maxdurk9611]

16 year old Timur is wise beyond his years.

[@robertcambareri1028]

Yes, this young man was impressive. Lets hope that he and other like him can change the future for Russia.

[@VictorLyuba]

​@@robertcambareri1028👍🇺🇲❤️🇺🇦✌️Before Russian's secret police finished him!!!

[@moniquehuchet3646]

Tamara is shocking, I am 86 and have known war, how could anyone talk so easily of killing.

[@anhleroy]

I like what the young guy said at the end about fostering responsibility instead imposing or accepting guilt. Very mature and a solid idea.

[@gshenaut]

The Western countries have never had a war on their territory-I want to live in that lady's fantasy world.

[@user-ee9dl2yq1e]

Неужели сидишь с автоматом, а за окном стреляют? Или в прошлом воевал? Может твой отец воевал? Непуганные,жирные гуси, полные самодовольства). Вы до сих пор воюете чужими руками в странах третьего мира.

[@gshenaut]

@@user-ee9dl2yq1e Her statement was that there were **never** wars on Western territory. That's ridiculous. Speaking of patriotism, there is no war on Russian territory even now, if you ignore relatively minor drone strikes and so on. The big war you guys are currently mixed up in is in someone else's родина..

[@user-ee9dl2yq1e]

​​​@@gshenautТак об этом и речь, дурачок. Эта пожилая женщина, в отличии от тебя, пережила военное детство после второй мировой. С голодом, с потерей мужчин семьи и знает цену войне. А вы не знаете. Конкретно ты не знаешь. А Россия помнит. И помнит гражданские войны после развала СССР. Поэтому мы не позволим на границе с нами создавать анклав НАТО, в доктрине которого ничего не поменялось со времён СССР и мы до сих пор главный противник. P.S. Почитай про карибский кризис, может что-то для тебя прояснится.

[@edonveil9887]

​@@user-ee9dl2yq1eThe granny was already born when the Soviet troops entered Berlin. Her never is less than a lifetime. Next argument and fact, spasibo.

[@user-ee9dl2yq1e]

​@@edonveil9887В СССР, в опустошенной и разрушенной войной стране-победителе, был страшный послевоенный голод. В 1947-м году. От него погибло несколько десятков тысяч человек. Но откуда вам это знать, да ведь? А вот эта бабушка, родившаяся после войны, об этом прекрасно знает. Потому что могла и не выжить.

[@richmeyer2064]

The old one's live in a bitter alternate world. Timur's parents on the other hand have something to be proud of. Старик живет в горьком альтернативном мире. А вот родителям Тимура есть чем гордиться.

[@user-ee9dl2yq1e]

Аж перевел доя иностранных белых дяденек). Какой зайчик А ты-то где живёшь, евродрочер? Не в параллельной реальности?

[@devansa125]

​​@@user-ee9dl2yq1eЭто хохлик.Обиженка.😂А может яхуд.Вчера неплохо яхудам надрали зад.😂

[@aaronton2703]

The old only listen to Russian propaganda and know nothing

[@user-fe4zf5hz6y]

@@user-ee9dl2yq1e к чему ваша ненависть

[@user-ee9dl2yq1e]

​@@user-fe4zf5hz6yНу что вы в самом деле? Я его даже зайчиком назвала.

[@amirpatel1934]

Timur even at the age of 16 is an incredibly bright and thoughtful young man. I wish there many more people like him not just in Russia but everywhere. Timur is the president that Russia needs.

[@Jr-qo4ls]

After the war, Russia needs to financially compensate Ukraine for the damages done to its infrastructure, the people murdered and other economic damages. Russians also need to cooperate with all international efforts for justice for the victims of the war crimes by identifying those involved and presenting them for trials in international courts.

[@MarioMadness1]

I don't think they have the money.. they're sending people too war with BB guns and paintball armor (they think people are gunna buy armor in the black market or sent from wives)

[@mormacil]

They should but they would rather die do it won't happen for a generation or two.

[@rroniweli]

Nuremberg trials 2.0

[@mormacil]

@@rroniweliI don't see those happening without either a full blown revolution in Russia where a new regime wants to wash their hands of the traitors of the previous regime (unlike) or if Russia loses access to nukes (also unlikely).

[@goldmane5350]

АХАХХАХАХАХА, влажные мечты

[@feska12]

Olga, I hope you will feel and suffer all the economic crisis you are entering..

[@SavageJunky]

When Ruzzian economy will collapse and she wont have her retirement money anymore, she will understand how pathetic her country is... Yet she will somehow find a way to blame Ukraine 🙄🙄

[@future_of_]

Ничего эта Ольга не поймёт. Увы.

[@ago7212]

That's the old USSR mentality. If they don't give in to our requests/desires, off with their heads;-)

[@popowere]

Well I hope she looks at herself in front of Jesus and understand her hatred was awful and disgusting

[@DC-te1gw]

I think she was specifically talking about places like Iraq and what America did. Also England and what they did. In these circumstances, she is correct. England committed genocide all over the world, and forcefully took control of many, many countries. We can't condemn Russia before condemning the English. The English & Americans must pay first as their crimes outweigh anything Russia has done. Both my grandmothers are English and both agree.

[@xelldincht4251]

Seems like it's the young people who have a clear vision of where Russia is heading...

[@ettoreatalan8303]

Life expectancy in Russia is not particularly high either. The fascist old Ruzzians are the first to die off.

[@maxo1124]

but the new program of teaching "patriotism" in the schools and history created by Putin's propagandists produces new generation of blind and stupid people ( just like those over 60yo watching Russian TV) Russia is so deep in their lies that no chances for changes...

[@rg-cc5kg]

Hope they do not start to study International relations.

[@NnLd]

there are a lot of z young people too...

[@LACHIVA1969]

They are full of life, curius, wanting to travel and know the world. They were born exposed to the internet, and probably haven't been brainwashed by Russia propaganda. The old are bitter and full of resentment and fake patriotism with nothing left to lose.

[@atanacioluna292]

Refreshing information of real people and real thoughts and feelings. Thank you.

[@gordonsinclair9603]

Excellent interviewing technique Daniil fair and factual. Very brave but important. Good luck to you.

[@andrewcroft7995]

Nothing but admiration for Timur. A wise head for 16. I just hope there are many more like him.

[@barbarcreighton6726]

so ... why the heck doesn't he leave the nazi-russian-country ?

[@sanekn]

because he's 16?.. @@barbarcreighton6726

[@andrewcroft7995]

​@@barbarcreighton6726There could be a multitude of reasons.

[@bb9a]

​@@barbarcreighton6726can a 16 year old just do that?

[@KieraMeow]

@@barbarcreighton6726 A lot easier said than done? Could you just get up, leave your life and country behind right now? I imagine not, and if you can then congratulations on having a very stable living situation far better than the average person in most countries.

[@tonac13]

Wow, Timur actually gives me a faint hope in mankind. What a brilliant and bright young man.

[@VictorLyuba]

👍🇺🇲🤝🇺🇦✌️Will he survive in Russia??? I don't think so, unfortunately!!!! He will be drafted and killed.

[@denisrho1019]

Great interview, good questions thus good array of answers. I like it.

[@dam00r]

Huge applause to the youngest boy Timur. Only smart person interviewed in this video

[@snowwizard9440]

16 years old and so reflected. There is still hope!

[@user-ee9dl2yq1e]

Есть! Но не у тебя).

[@leoniddelanov]

Вырастет - поумнеет

[@yikwanwong8267]

@@leoniddelanov When he grows up and keeps accepting and assessing reality, he will have a bright future, potentially in another country, just like the millions of young and well educated Russian that left Russia in the past 30 years. On the other hand, people like you, who don't mind being robbed, will not have a bright future. In 1990, Russia had brilliant scientists, a vast fortune in natural resources and a population that wanted change. Instead of investing the money in the future like technology, mechanics etc., with the aim to build a sustainable country, the resources were handed out to criminals. When Putin came to power, he could have changed it, but he even extended the robbery of the people. We are not only talking about the billionaires, but his FSB friends. My favourite example is the FSB officer who wanted to to theatre. He now receives around 2 million USD annual salary from Putin, to run a small theatre in Moscow, as long as he is loyal to the supreme leader.

[@Blanka1100]

There is no hope. Most Russians don't know any better. Russia is always the same. Russia simply has a break from time to time.

[@yikwanwong8267]

@Blanka1100 I am not a pessimistic. If Russia can become a democracy respecting human rights, I suspect that many of the talented people will return. It will not happen during Putin's terror regime, but maybe one day!

[@southbirdsouthbird]

That last young man is the most thoughtful and articulate person you have ever interviewed. He gives me hope for Russia.

[@NoVisionGuy]

Russia has a lot of bright people, if you see history of Russia, alot of them are famous scientists, engineers, musicians, and poets.

[@Jyshrii]

Sadly, there is not so much of that now, though I've heard they write some great science fiction.@@NoVisionGuy

[@nicklasmelander8467]

It's always encouraging to see young Russian speaking their mind even if they risk being thrown in jail for doing so.

[@Gary-Seven-and-Isis-in-1968]

He gives you hope because you want to believe, while Russia re-arms for the next instalment.

[@user-ee9dl2yq1e]

​@@nicklasmelander8467Ну откуда у вас эти русофобские стереотипы? В России политической цензуры не больше чем у вас. Попробуйте у себя высказаться в защиту Путина или России например. И вместе посмотрим чем это закончится.😂

[@unfixablegop]

Good interviewer. He's just going with the flow instead of trying to take the answers anywhere.

[@sorenvoss]

This is a very good line of questions and a very good journalist.

[@peterwulff469]

- yes, very much so.

[@DaveWhoa]

quite a contrast between the 16 year old, and the 67 year old Olga "I would just kill them"

[@mikiohirata9627]

Yes I was also flabbergasted when she said that. No emotions but so plain and simple "I would just kill them ! " OMFG what's wrong with you lady ? Where'd that much hate come from ?

[@pacmanc8103]

@@mikiohirata9627It isn’t really hate. It’s barbarism.

[@Steeler-wg5zo]

@@mikiohirata9627 R1...

[@boa_keine_ahnung]

@@mikiohirata9627 the granny is brainwashed from propaganda, like the germans in the nazi regime back then.

[@ok-fd7gq]

From federal tv also know as fake news

[@RobertSeviour1]

The video shows that some younger, smarter people do understand the predicament facing them.

[@barbiturat1]

Это потому что нынешнее старшее поколение материально всегда жило хуже чем даже сейчас, во времена санкций. Они понимают что даже под санкциями нынешние времена не так уж и плохи по сравнению с тем в каком положении они жили еще лет 20 назад.

[@Nubbe999]

They will live with the decisions the older generation makes today

[@Vatnik_tschistilka]

If they were smart they would be making plans to get the f out of the place.

[@borderway]

@@barbiturat1 возможно, если они в городе

[@barbiturat1]

@@borderway подавляющая масса населения России живёт в городах.

[@Jonahenotis10]

Great video. Again. Last guy was spot on. Some hope there

[@miadiem2048]

taking responsiblity unites people!! Well said 🥰👏🏼

[@thestigisme2349]

Crazy that a mild manored gardener talks about killing! Just crazy!

[@user-ot3yc1tk6j]

she's an example of soviet human AKA homo soveticus

[@achenarmyst2156]

But we should keep in mind that, amongst others worldwide, many Americans also have a distorted relation to killing. Keeping up death penalty which is an ancient form of revenge. Or accepting more than 20.000 gun victims per year just for the „freedom“ to own weapons.

[@thestigisme2349]

@achenarmyst2156 Americans do not have a "distorted relation to killing." Also, death sentences are not for "revenge" which tells me perhaps you have a distorted relationship with killing. Death sentences are for punishment of the most extreme crimes. America does have a segment of its population thar has difficulty with conflict resolution and uses guns ( usually obtained illegally)as a means to resolve conflicts. This is problem that must be addressed

[@csnide6702]

gardener is all she is capable of

[@joedomican2286]

As an old person it's good to see a future in the views of the young , makes a nice change to see this in your interviews Danill

[@gluteusmaximus1657]

It gives me a lot of thinking time to hear : we are invincable, we are superiour etc etc . I am from Germany where folks would talk exactly like this - in the 1930ies. Dummheit und Stolz, sind aus dem selben Holz. old german quote!

[@achenarmyst2156]

We are invincible, we are superior, MAGA…. 🎃

[@jschreiber6461]

Russia’s old are truly toxic & deluded… whereas the young infinitely wiser, proven by the young man at the end who eloquently spoke about the difference between guilt & responsibility.

[@user-ee9dl2yq1e]

Как вы правы, о, наш прекрасный, европейский друг! Как вы, блин, все тонко понимаете эту далёкую Россию по смонтированным роликам одного маминого оппозиционера). Ага). Молодые люди не так токсичны. Они как раз и воюют на Украине. И делают это осмысленно.

[@dasvedmedik]

@@user-ee9dl2yq1e так воюют, что на одного всеми правдами и неправдами затащенного в военкомат мужика минимум 3-4 уехавших, лол

[@alex-0]

@@user-ee9dl2yq1e Осмысленно делают это за бабки

[@AFlyingCookieLOL]

The west has been the one bombing and projecting including McCarthyism that obviously effected the youth whom has never understood it.

[@user-ki6im7so6p]

Скорее наоборот молодые еще наивные и многого не понимают

[@lauras1553]

Can Timur become president? He would be such a better fit...

[@TheUpHighGuy]

@5:00 I feel so bad for young guys like Kirill that are very aware of what's going on and know it's not right and don't support it at all, yet they suffer the consequences of the decisions that the bad ones make. I want to believe that there's more young Russians who think as he does with regards to the future of Russia, Ukraine and the democratic world. Also this applies to the even younger guy, Timur, only 16 but spoke incredibly responsibly and clearly has his eyes wide open regarding a more optimistic future, when he used Japan as an example of something bad turning into good on a lasting level. I'm 48yo American and have lived abroad many years in various places. Just getting out of one's own country (even for Americans) usually helps open your eyes to others and differences and you're also better equipped to critique your own country, outside looking inwardly. I wish everyone could have that experience when they're young. Either during highschool or college years. Just 2yrs abroad no matter how uncomfortable it may feel at first, almost always lifts you up, opens your mind and helps you want to do prosperous things rather than hateful chaos. I truly hope the younger generations within Russia and elsewhere will take action over what they know is right and wrong and help bring people from around the world together?! 🇺🇸🫶🏻💙

[@NLTops]

Timur and Stepan are very bright young guys! Appreciated their candor and thoughtfulness.

[@andreklotz6871]

What is Timur studying? Definitly not international Relations! He is unbelievable clear in his answers, good luck bro! Olga and Tamara mad babushkas...

[@SkuzzleButtPC]

He would be kicked out and jailed for radical thinking

[@elisabethperrin8604]

The very first day. Better for him.

[@V141NG]

Timur guy... 16 years old but what a brain 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@peterharma8937]

Amazing, the last guy in the video had a more balanced and intelligent view on the current situation, with the ongoing war in Ukraine and the imposed sanctions, than most of the people that have been interviewed outside the “Institute for foreign relations”. In general, younger people in Russia have a more objective view on different topics and I assume that they get their information from other sources than the state media. Even if the relations, between Russia and “the collective West” currently is bad, it gives some hope for the future. Thank you for the video 👍

[@marcosiebert4548]

Maybe the young generation still gives me some hope for the countries future. But the same "hope" we felt during the 1990s and we all got disappointed. Russia will not change for as long it can exploit natural resources of its colonies in Siberia, the Caucasus and the far east to feed its core.

[@rebapuck5061]

The old ladies are something else. Tamara is delusional. Olga is just plain blind.

[@ronnyrudeboy7461]

old bloody thirsty vampires.

[@raynorthedge5722]

it is called dementia

[@robertowen6499]

I think that no country should need to teach patriotism.

[@diaryofacrankykid7270]

It's the most vile of sentiments that leads to the hate of others and all the pain that flows out of it.

[@ryanweible9090]

patriotism is teaching the poor to die for the wealthy, its nothing but a con.

[@Djuuugarn]

If you have to teach it, it isnt patriotism.

[@EsoxLVCIVS6776]

I consider myself a patriot, but not to the detriment or hatred of others. You can love your country and the people who make it what it is, including refugees and the like without declaring that you are superior to your neighbours. There's too much negativity promoted by extremists on the left and right around patriotism and ordinary people need to take it back and grow something beautiful. And people who are from different countries /cultures who settle in your country should feel welcomed instead of feeling the need to live in closed communities. There's nothing wrong with celebrating your country's achievements provided they have been of benefit to others. We learn from our past, seek to improve and move on.

[@Muf315]

@@Djuuugarn Patriotism is not bad thing. Ukraine government also teaches people to being patriots. France was very patriotic in their revolution's times, when democracy had been born. Czech and Polish languages and culture would had disappeared, if there was no patriotism in half of 19th century (and in WWII as well). Many of patriotic writers of literature kept the slavic languages life to the this times. And Finland would not exist without patriotism. It would be still vasal under Sweden. Even Disney teached children about patriotism: kzbin.info/www/bejne/q6eamnaYqL-AZ6c

[@olya1198]

Thank you, Timur!

[@johnstafford7288]

Timur for his age is very right in his knowledge of the situation and how things should be after.

[@JC-rr1wu]

It should be mandatory to send everyone in favor of war to the front

[@ChrisM541]

...and send every politician who voted for war to the front of the meat grinder queue.

[@13ased_American]

That goes both ways

[@ChrisM541]

@@13ased_American True, it would never work in dictator/autocrat countries....like Russia.

[@goldmane5350]

​​@@ChrisM541а в США типо работает да? что-то я не видел, как Буш младший бегал вместе с Американскими демократическими головорезами в Афганистане

[@dinglydell1456]

Preferably unarmed

[@markusb1306]

Timur for president!

[@kimbk.1583]

Thank you for good clip, about ordinary people’ thoughts..

[@danzepping374]

That last Q&A was super impressive to hear from a 16 year old. This is why I love these interviews, so I can understand more about people that I don't really like right now, but have my reality corrected by the reality that we are all just a pile of random genetics and awful egos. We are not divine. We are all blessed and flawed in different ways. Some hate more than others. Some use that hate to get things achieved in their country. It works, hate works, for mankind's distraction as well as destruction. What do we ACTUALLY DO when there is no one to hate... no one to fight... what would this race of genetic freaks do withourselves if hate really left?

[@slickysan]

The ork female at 4:01 is beyond hope. A true ork.

[@Krishna0666]

You would be the same if you watched TV propaganda for years.

[@quarryryde]

8:54 Timur is such a mature and obviously intelligent 16yo. His talents will be vastly under utilised in current Russia.

[@RichardTaylor1630]

With a due nod to modesty, he reminds me of myself when I was 16, except that I was not that drop-dead handsome. Considering that I grew up in a community with very strong moral values and a high educational level, whereas he has been subjected to Kremlin propaganda for most of his life, his level of understanding is amazing.

[@SuperFkv]

1420 by Daniil Orain Congratulations with 500.000 Subscribers 🤗Greetings from Denmark ❤Keep up the good work

[@scstraus]

That last guy was really wise for his age. Far more than his elders. Of course , his generation will be the one to suffer from this war. The older generation is destroying the younger.

[@achenarmyst2156]

Same with climate crisis…

[@streaming5332]

They should send Olga to the front.

[@user-gr4dy2hn1n]

And Tamara this question is for you: How would you feel if a bomb blew up the school where your great grandchildren attend? While they are in class learning "patriotism?"

[@shadow_rune6178]

They are far too brainwashed to do anything but ignore this parallelism. They legit need to be shown extensively incrementally that the Russian state media is lying to them, constantly. Propaganda is a lethal poison

[@user-lm6dm2bc4s]

Oh, no. This is too complex for them. And they are always ready to shift the blame on smb else, Zelenskiy, Biden etc. Hopefully these old farters will naturally disappear with time, but they will never come to terms with their mind

[@user-ki6im7so6p]

Это уже происходит. Украина уничтожила тысячи школ и детей в Донецке, Шебекино и других регионах России

[@berndgaal7689]

Oh Olga 67 gardener, because of people like you the world had become like it is today. Just unreal what some people really think.!!!!

Artyom: Why is the West like that? Olga: Because they’ve never had a war on their territory. This has to be one of the dumbest things any person has said in 2023.

[@user-ee9dl2yq1e]

И давно у вас была война? Может быть вам лично пришлось воевать на своей территории?

[@joojoojeejee6058]

@@user-ee9dl2yq1eSlava Ukraini! Putin khuilo!

[@alesiaalexandra9481]

The statement is actually correct. In contemporary times which can be the period after the WWII the west ( alias NATO countries) never had a conflict in their territory. What's surprising about that ?

[@thekurdishtapes8317]

@@alesiaalexandra9481 Ruzzia neither, so what's the point????

[@alesiaalexandra9481]

@@thekurdishtapes8317 maybe because they are having a war now? Not to mention the internal problems they have had since the dissolution of Soviet Union.

[@alexdemoya2119]

Guilt is a state of being. You are guilty or not guilty. Responsibility is a state of action. You *take* responsibility. Timur gives me hope for russians

[@Rundol-wl3kn]

Кто вы? Ответственность берет Путин, и кто его выбрал, но никак не жители страны

[@Zitat-ist-auch-nicht-mehr-das]

Путин - преступник в войне, сравнимый с Гитлером.

[@freekmusbach8722]

That 16 year old lad speaks like a leader with wisdom and chooses his words carefully. brilliant!

[@swetstaaled3549]

Timur makes so much sense. Lets hope for a bright future for this outspoken bright young man.👏

[@jorgeluiscapiello414]

The older generation in particular is so full of delusions and hate.

[@Krishna0666]

That's because their main source of information is TV, which became the main tool of state propaganda. And younger people (< 50) mostly don't watch it.

[@wilfsidekick6888]

Yeah’ their leader springs to mind .

[@quartermaster1976]

No more than anyone else

[@davidwalsh6608]

The problem is the only information they get is via the TV which is 100% propaganda. They also remember the old days in which if you differed from the party line you could get a bullet in the head or 10 years in Siberia. The young have access to the internet and private networks within which they get access to international news.

[@pixsnapper1]

Timur at age 16 is far ahead of his age educationally and philosophically. Really tuned in. Unfortunately there is little to no historical instance of Russia or the USSR taking responsibility for very much, if anything at all. I believe in the past day or two, Putler himself blamed the boogeyman west for starting the war. Along with that they don't target civilians. True world powers and leaders don't need to rattle the nukes saber. Kim Jung & Vlad. Nice partner. PR person Natalia as well, infers whats not often heard, an entire generation is being thrown away. Babushka is in a Ba-Bubble.

[@RichardTaylor1630]

Natalia seems very wise and kind. Unfortunately, her chances of finding a decent husband are declining every day, as eligible young men are getting slaughtered in Ukraine at a horrendous rate; sacrifices to Putler's doomed attempt to realize his wet dreams of empire.

[@user-yj7um6hv1d]

It's not just Kim + Vlad, westerner. It's Iran + North Korea + Myanmar + Russia. These countries united by shared animosity toward Washington. We have a synergetic partnership with them. We take advice from Iran on how to evade sanctions, they also help with drones and aircraft maintainance. North Korea can help with a workforce and artillery, we can provide them with diplomatic support, rocket and nuclear submarine technologies. Myanmar is a source of money. This way, each new sanctioned country can enchance our partnership greatly. I pray that you finaly sanction China so that we'll get a new member in our "rogue countries" club 🙏

[@frexagon1]

@@user-yj7um6hv1d Nice to see how russia went from “We are the 2nd strongest army in the world, Kiev in 3 days” to “North Korea can help us with workforce and artillery ammunition”

[@user-yj7um6hv1d]

@@frexagon1 another repetitive joke. You already said that. Kiev in 3 days. Gesture of good will. 2nd best army in the world. Are North Koreans seems funny to you? Okay then, we have funny and weak partnerships.

[@user-nq4qs2yc5d]

@@frexagon1...Russia and North Korea is out of your reach

[@mikegrady8931]

Timer is articulated and has a sound grasp of of his countries plight a true leader in waiting.

[@sagichnicht6748]

Keep up the good work and hopefully you are also allowed to do it. Interviewing people in a fair manner, no matter where they stand to let their stance speak for itself, no matter how outragious or wrong, or couragagous and right it may be from my perspective. Those interviews really allows us to see how, at least a select few, people on the street think or at least pretend to think, if nothing else.

[@TihetrisWeathersby]

I can imagine they are used to it after a while, The Tsars, The Soviets, Now Putin. It's all they know.

[@mpingo91]

Here's the thing. Not a single day of respite in the whole story. This must produce results.

[@carolekjellander8917]

Timer, 16: a smart and wise kid...He understands that damage is being done and consequences (responsibility) will follow...

[@IDONTGET]

That guy at the end spoke some reallly good truths 👏 👌

[@juanitamccaslin2389]

That 16 year old is very insightful. Smart kiddo.

[@staspetryshyn]

9:36 brave outfit on the background

[@1midnightfish]

OMG yes...!! Thank you, I was so focused on the subs and trying to catch what they were saying that I would have missed it. No WAY that's an accident 😁

[@aoifelalor2911]

Yes!

[@Bio54633]

Timur is extremely insightful for a 16-year old.

[@elisabethrydeholm4681]

The young!👍And Timur, especially! 👌

[@lee5771]

Please let Timur see the comments... damn I think he has real potential. Really well spoken, his understanding of this situation is spot on. Good on him

[@mechniack]

Love all those western cars, and Russian people in western fashions, with western electronic, all dreaming of western lifestyle and with ring in nose ears, and tattoos, it's lovely

[@Siranoxz]

Its always double talk with these people huh? 😂😂

[@urbanurchin5930]

.......yes....they appear to very 90's.......

[@fntst]

there's no alternative though. russia's technological and industrial progress is slowly dying

[@steveanquetil501]

How does a nation invade a neighbouring country and then claim, they are the ones being attacked? It 's just unbelievably fucked up!

[@RichardTaylor1630]

Right, but please clean up your language for this public site. Thanks.

[@steveanquetil501]

@@RichardTaylor1630 Ukrainians are being bombed, raped, tortured and murdered by Russian's and your biggest concern is foul language on KZbin? Nice one mate! Maybe you look into joining Iran's Morality Police

[@avishnevsky7394]

Consider it as Germany in 1942.

[@DissectGibberish]

Welcome to Russian propaganda!

[@cristinaguine5235]

It's a narcissistic trait. Nascisist/psycopaths always do that!

[@juliec5309]

Some very smart kids in that video

[@bardo0007]

Timur 16 and Natalia 26. I wish you a happy life. Stay strong!

[@DS-zr8pw]

Perhaps life will be better in Russia if they also remove the corrupt officials in the government

[@peterwulff469]

- a Swede recently said that the Russian system is not corrupted, instead corruption is the system.

[@maxo1124]

Timur for President!

[@annabasalisco5107]

It's you that shoyld have won Nobel Price for Peace....thank you Daniil

[@elevat1on]

So apparently we never had wars on our territories... Someone hand that Olga-woman a history book.

[@thestigisme2349]

She DID read it in a history book....just was a Soviet book!😅

[@nikolaucznaum4312]

Yep!!... In Russia, they think WW2 started in 1941 🤣🤣🤣

[@MrCancer66]

@@nikolaucznaum4312 And they are taught that they pretty much singlehandedly crushed the Axis powers and won the war and saved Europe and the world.

[@nikolaucznaum4312]

@@MrCancer66 Da, Pravda!!…

[@yellowtunes2756]

@@MrCancer66 which is true

[@bobouzala]

Thank you Daniil and your team. You are very brave. Thank goodness for the younger generation, because brainwashing is complete for the older generations 😔

[@pauloicto8252]

So many answers seem to have clarity of thought, but are actually totally ambiguous. For example: "we shall have no borders" - does that mean: once we lose and submit to the will of the Western world, we'll finally be able to travel freely, OR: Once we've overrun our neighbours, everything will all be Russia anyway. Is this arrogance or honesty?

[@mobeale]

There is no winning for Russia in this war. A "victory" will only mean an endless guerilla war (Gaza anyone?)

[@anneallen5207]

The last speaker was the most enlightened about the war so far in all your interviews.

[@fortuna7469]

Timur, such a wise kid ❤

[@1167400]

Timur is pretty impressive...the old ones, beyond hope.

[@DropB]

I will not have any pity on these people. They wish death upon other people.

[@dallastaylor5479]

My God. They really are different! We need the iron curtain just to protect the world from this crazyness.

[@ORIGINAL_WTF]

Who’s going to protect us from the United States? Dumbed down America

[@RichardTaylor1630]

You actually got a laugh out of me with that one. But in this as in other videos, it seems that the ruzzian psychosis is mostly with those who grew up in soviet times. Timur and his mates, in contrast, would be welcome anywhere in the society of decent, civilized people. God save them from being turned into hamburger in Ukraine.

[@vedser]

your curtain wont protect from nuclear missle

[@stephenhill545]

​@@vedserwe have them. We invented them. And we use them.

[@vedser]

@@stephenhill545 wow that's an amazing insight

[@evelina733]

Классно молодой человек сказал про ответственность, восхищает!

[@PiotrJanu]

9:30. On the right. That is bold. :)

[@apollodorusfufluns9657]

Timur was right and spoke wisely. Too bad they don't send those "patriotic" pensioners and self-appointed would-be killers, those hate-spewing babushkas, to the front. At least not yet.