Which Countries Does Russia Dispute Territories With?

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▶ In this video I talk about Russia's territorial disputes.
TIMESTAMPS:
00:00 Intro
00:48 Ukraine: Crimea
02:02 Ukraine: Eastern Border
03:05 Moldova: Transnistria
03.48 Georgia: Abkhazia & South Ossetia
04:21 Norway: Barents Sea
05: 11 Japan: Kuril Islands
06:07 Kazakhstan: Ukatny Island
06:43 USA: Wrangel Island
07:11 Estonia & Latvia Borders
07:46 Finland: Karelia
08:16 Summary
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[@General.Knowledge]

*Which other country's territorial disputes should I do a video on next?*

[@user-ec2rx8dm2r]

I believe, that you should do some videos about territorial disputes in central America.

[@noahrulezman]

I think you should do Africa, I wanna hear about territorial disputes in Africa.

[@gerafka]

Caucasia, middle east

[@2fastGEO]

india, china, and pakistan border. i wanna learn more about it

[@chetecredivecachera9099]

Italy - Vatican City en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ricciolo_d%27Italia

[@neogrimm]

The fact that Russia has or formally had disputes with European countries like Finland and Ukraine, while also having disputes with Japan and South Korea, just shows how massive of a country it is.

[@save_sudan_and_palestine]

And with United States as well.

[@Krym_rus]

The author misleads his viewers. There are no territorial disputes between Latvia, Estonia and Russia. They were settled in 2007. Latvia recognized the legality of the entry of the Pytalovsky district into Russia, and Estonia recognized the city of Ivangorod as Russian. Finland signed a peace treaty with Russia, according to which the border was demarcated. The Finnish authorities do not make any official claims against Russia.

[@neogrimm]

@@Krym_rus Yes, but my point still stands because it had those disputes in the first place.

[@Krym_rus]

@@neogrimm There are no territorial disputes between Russia, on the one hand, and Finland, Estonia, Latvia and the USA, on the other. They don't exist. The United States does not claim Wrangel Island. Estonia does not need Ivangorod, and Latvia does not need the Pytalovsky district. These are obvious and verifiable facts. It is strange that you are stubborn and refuse to recognize them.

[@Krym_rus]

By the way, Russia does not consider Transnistria, South Ossetia and Abkhazia as its territory. Moreover, she considers Transnistria to be part of Moldova and stands only for granting real autonomy to this rebellious region. As for South Ossetia and Abkhazia, it recognizes their independence from Georgia (all the more strange that Georgians are protesting against the liberation of the Caucasian peoples from national oppression, the Georgians themselves have separated from Russia and nothing, let them now learn the lessons of separatism on their own skin).

[@MichaelSidneyTimpson]

Gagauzia is NOT the same area or people as Transnistria! Completely different! They are a TURKIC-speaking people in the south of Moldova. While they are not supportive of Romanian unification, they are still governed by Moldova and remain part of it (no revolutions took place there.)

[@rubenbinnendijk]

Came here looking for this comment!

[@Bustycat]

And the people there are mostly "Christian Turkic".

[@JosipBrozTITO8489]

same Abhkazia and Osseia = not Georgian culture

[@Bobogdan258]

The weird thing about Gagauzia is that despite being an autonomous region, Russian is the dominant language in their administration and schools, most of the locals are russian speakers and the Gagauz language is being neglected by the autonomous administration.

[@Bustycat]

@@Bobogdan258 Yet the Moldovan government still can administrate Gagauzia despite the more different ethnic group comparing to Transnistria.

[@AlreadyTakenTag]

As a Finn I would like to add something to the territorial dispute with Russia. The territory most focused on is Karelia. Finland officially stopped claiming the territory in the 1970s and the leadership at the time allowed the Soviet Union to control those territories (although the USSR doesn't exist anymore which might change things?). Those Finnish politicians who want Karelia returned are a minority and the return of Karelia is not in the nation's official policy. Under the Russian rule Karelia and the city of Vyborg have been severely neglected by the Russian government (officials and St. Petersburg get most of the funding in the area) and the regions infastructure is generally not up to Finnish standards. Upon the return of Karelia, it would be an unpleasant undertaking to build up the regions infastructure as it would be quite costly for the economy. There are also some 300 000 Russians in the region and it would take time and money to integrate them to Finnish society (Finland can't just go ahead and force them to be Finnish or kick them out, as that would harm the international reputation of the nation) Boris Yeltsin did indeed offer to sell the territory in 1991, but the Finnish politicians probably didn't want to buy land from a nation that was unstable at the time (the fall of the soviet union ruined the economy even further and civil unrest was high) I'd also like to note that this is from my point of view as a Finnish person. If there are any Russians in this comment section I'd gladly hear their opinion on the matter, as long as it doesn't turn into an endless sh*tshow of insults and personal attacks.

[@ASVoriginal]

Выкуси!!! Карелия была есть и будет Русской!

[@AlreadyTakenTag]

And speaking of an endless sh*tshow of insults and personal attacks, I guess it already started...

[@crocodileguy4319]

​@@ASVoriginalcope and seethe, soon any notion of an independent and centralised russian state will cease to exist

[@moodachek]

@@AlreadyTakenTag I excuse for him. Btw there are still many people there who speaks Karelian, Vod and even Finnish is considered as a regional language

[@brandonlyon730]

Probably for the best you guys didn’t buy it, unless Finland immediately joined up with NATO afterward, no doubt would’ve Putin have tried another “special military operation” to get the land back once Yeltsin was out and he was in.

[@Mr_Stav]

Gagauzia & Trans-Istria are not the same territory!

[@ASVoriginal]

Вообще-то правильно Приднестровье...

[@capaticisergiu6451]

Corect e Moldova 🇲🇩

[@fartmaster7909]

Somebody got butthurt?

[@user-rl8hf8kt1r]

As long as the west supports the cut off of Serbia into many countries.....they have no right to speak about transnistria

[@thommunistmanifesto]

@@fartmaster7909 no he means that they are two separate regions claiming independence

[@thisismyname5632]

Russia's dispute with Georgia did not start in 2008, but in 1991-92

[@bla-t]

well russian troops ended up leaving in the 90s after a while and then returned in 2008 which is probably why he didn’t mention it

[@user-tz6vf8to5f]

Russian peacekeepers have been in South Ossetia since 1992 after the ongoing military conflict between Georgia and Ossetia, after which they did not leave there and were considered the basis of stability in the region. After Saakashvili came to power, Georgia began to believe that peacekeepers had a bad influence on the region and in 2008 Saakashvili attacked Ossetia, where several peacekeepers were killed, which was the reason for the attack on Georgia.@@bla-t

[@thisismyname5632]

@@bla-t They withdrew from other parts of Georgia in 2000's, but they never left Abkhazia or "South Ossetia". but before 2008 they still had mandate of "Peacekeeping forces", even though effectively occupying Georgian territories. Now they are just called occupying forces.

[@uldislicis292]

Latvian here. We had to agree on a border with our Eastern neighbour in order to join NATO. We gave up our claim on Abrene (Pitalovo), in order to be part of NATO. As we joke-there was no point in pressing claims towards a part of our land where there might be two Latvians living in it, who prefer not to use Latvian when communicating between themselves. This means, that our border is set.

[@callofwagamingpupolins482]

There was not an agrement to a border, we just agreed to not talk about it. In 'Satversme' (Latvian constitution from 1922 that is still in use today) that teritory is still claimed in it as ours. So in my opinion, and my other friends, we still have a valid claim for it.

[@rufalo233]

i still hope latvia will get it back becouse my family owned land there

[@alexbayer2365]

Maybe we should just respect international birders?@@rufalo233

[@Leantenant]

If you have rights on this land then go to Russia and use it.

[@mayakstudios7292]

yes, invade already. You've been dreaming for a long time

[@AAA-dm5be]

As a Japanese, it should be noted that although Japan has not made any territorial claims to Southern Karafuto, the Japanese government treats it as an undetermined territorial area.

[@user-sx3dy1lx2s]

As a Japanese you must be ashamed of everything Japanese people and government did within 1937-1945 and shut the f*ck up with all the territorial claims.

[@mintykoi17]

Finally someone mentioned this!

[@nenenindonu]

China : Finally a worthy opponent

[@muhammedjaseemshajeef6781]

Lol

[@forrestmaher4545]

As if Russia needs more territory.

[@histo6651]

Are you forgetting that a lot of their territory is useless? Just by this statement i feel like u are an idiot. Imagine building in territories JUST to lose it. Wouldnt u want YOUR stuff back? I am not saying russia is right but looking at their economy its clear why they would attempt such a thing

[@Silver_Prussian]

Why not ?

[@kxmapper]

Yea, we do.

[@bb9a]

​@@kxmapperwhy

[@ElTigre12024]

@@kxmapperRussia needs to be partitioned and wiped off the map for global peace. For starters, we should give Königsberg back to Germany. Or maybe give it to Poland.

[@mrlyx7884]

Which countries do they not have territorial disputes with?

[@Kompromist]

Luxemburg

[@caustictoad]

vatican city

[@waffle6376]

san mario

[@GoOregonDucks]

Equatorial guinea

[@SAbe-wp7rk]

USSR

[@jes3d]

The answer is "yes"

[@TheWelshMapperYT]

Lol

[@MoroccanCaliphate]

Lmao

[@eesti1234]

Thanks for keeping in mind the Baltic states too. Hello from Estonia.

[@General.Knowledge]

Hello!

[@thatguyswavomeer]

There was a territorial conflict between USSR and China in 1969 over a border on Ussuri river.

[@mayakstudios7292]

there was a problem that Damansky Island became closer to China due to a change in the channel, so the Soviet border guards had to shed blood in order to keep the island for Russia and not give up the narrow-eyed Putin solved the problem by giving an island (and more than one) to friendly China. now there is no dispute, I can sleep peacefully, even knowing that China is only 60 kilometers away from me

[@romantretjakov6105]

Latvian case was resolved in 2007. Estonian not ratified yet.

[@brettervonkanada6102]

Major correction! Russo-Georgian conflict in Abkhazia and Samachablo (Not South Ossetia, that's a fictional name) didn't start in 2008, but in 1992. In fact, this was mainly caused by Stalin's decision in 1931 to declare Abkhazia as an independent Soviet republic and started exiling and replacing population of ethnic Christian Abkhazians with Muslim Circassians, and giving them the special "Abkhazian residency" documents that only they had in the entire USSR. As a Georgian himself, he knew perfectly how to destabilise his own countr,y and he hit us where the biggest tension was, and where it hurt us the most. He understood that Georgians were the least culturally tied with other Soviet nations (because of language, culture and ethnicity) and always went an extra mile to make sure we were "properly controlled". It was his biggest priority since Georgia staying under USSR meant him staying in power. If his own country was not under control, he'd risk his position as Secretary General. So this conflict was actually brewing for 60 years before it exploded in 1992 when Yeltsin and the "Neo-KGB" picked up Stalin's playbook again, which now is like a Bible to Putin...

[@user-sx3dy1lx2s]

Oh! Yet another one tie-chewer! Deal with independent Abkhazia and South Osetia (whatever you call it). You know, killing the civilians by heavy artillery is not the best way to make them enthusiastic about reunion.

[@xxxDeus]

that is, it is possible to disconnect from Russia, but how will someone separate from Georgia is it bad? Did I understand you correctly?

[@brettervonkanada6102]

@@xxxDeus No you did not. Georgia is a country with an insular culture, completely unrelated to Russia, ethnically, linguistically or culturally. Only thing Russia and Georgia have in common is religion, and Georgia adopted the Orthodox Christianity a thousand years before Russia... Russia is an empire. There is a big difference... I just explained a 90 year long operation of exiling 250,000 people from their homes from a region that has the population of 300,000 people. You can't equate it to Russia that has over 100 million people, over 100 languages, more than 10 religions, countless ethnicities and so on. All of these cultures and ethnicities were made part of the federation (union before that, and empire before that) with conquest. That is why every state of Russia has the right to leave the federation. Similarly, even Abkhazia has the right to do so, but you can't mass exile and ethnically cleanse 300,000 Abkhazians, then settle 300,000 other people, call them "new Abkhazians" and then make that request for them using the puppet government... That's my point! There is a reason why even Belarus, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan and other MAIN allies of Russia (and Russia-depended states) don't recognise Abkhazia as an independent country AT ALL. Even Iran that has been historically Georgia's biggest enemy recognises Abkhazia as part of Georgia. Out of 192 countries in the UN, 189 recognise Abkhazia as part of Georgia. The only countries who don't (except for Russia) are Nauru and Nicaragua. I mean, there is no arguement for this, these two countries are literally the whole world away and has never had any relations with any countries from Caucasus. This is by far THE MOST undisputed conflict in the last 200 years, literally the whole world agrees so you can't reduce it to a mere linguistic trick of if A>B so A1>B1... These are two completely different arguements.

[@Spacemongerr]

Nice video. One small tip: the "KH" in Kherson, Kharkiv etc. is pronounced as a breathy H, with the K silent. Closest sound in English might be the "CH" in "loch" (as in the Scottish lakes like Loch Ness)

[@curiousworld7912]

Thank you. I don't like to mispronounce words, particularly names of people, places, etc. I appreciate your input. :)

[@mayakstudios7292]

​@@curiousworld7912then call Zaporozhye correctly😂

[@gooseman12378]

There is another conflict no mentioned between russia and south korea in noktundo island Its on the russian-north korean border but south korea claims the island. You can have a look at the dispute if you want to

[@aufwolf7925]

And Tuva and 64 villages east of Amur are claimed by Taiwan

[@brianquigley1940]

Great video. Thanks! 😊

[@chris231._.]

That intro was fire 🔥

[@diakritika]

"Territorial disputes" is one way of saying Russians trying to reap where you have not sown...

[@user-sx3dy1lx2s]

Unlike all other countries through the history. Oh, wait...

[@WeirdAwesomeGeography]

I believe one more territorial dispute is between Canada and Russia over a portion of the North Pole. I believe Canada's extended shelf claim overlaps some of Russia's. 🤔

[@user-tn1fo1tw6p]

The North Pole must be Russian because bears live there🐻🇷🇺

[@katego370]

@@user-tn1fo1tw6p And clearly, there are absolutely no bears in Canada at all...

[@thejedicounciloffical]

Neighboring countries: *exist* Russia: we don’t do that here

[@mariajoaoferrazdeabreu150]

Great video.

[@ManunKanava]

Karjala takas! Perkele! 🇫🇮

[@incosto6036]

Well its not how russian officials see that claims. Effectively russian government is controlled by 70+ persons and they believe that all territories that USSR had controlled after WW2 is a rightful claim. It seems that people will never process that USSR collapsed 30 years ago and this type of disputes over territory is about 100 years outdated...

[@GiorgiKH-mo2ri]

@@TheRed7000 >And 80%+ of the peoples of Donetsk Lugansk and Crimea agree with him. No they don't. Majority of people there agreed to be part of independent Ukraine when the USSR collapsed. Rest of your comment is your typical kremlin shillin.

[@Katherine-vz6ov]

Except for Israel and Kosovo right? Israel can claim whatever they they want based on historical claims in a book most the world do not believe but Russia no claim to areas they built and held for hundreds of years, that are inhabited by people who call themselves Russians. Do not even get me started on the cluster fuck NATO made out of the middle East for Israel's benefit and the mess in Serbia. Funny the ones doing the pointing are the worst offenders in history. USA is stolen land...invaded, genocided and stolen. Tell France to get out of Africa.. remove 800+ military bases...hypocrites. why is the US in Syria? Colonisation ended 50 years ago why are France and others still interfering in Africa? The empire called Britain is dead and they are an irrelevant little overpopulated pompous island holding onto Northern Ireland like entitled imperialists do. Can give you hundreds more of the wests hypocrisy but I am tired. Read your history...what your countries are guilty of and then point when you have made your government and elite accountable.

[@user-sx3dy1lx2s]

Name your country and we'll arrange a political issues of it. So you can be a part of "only bad Russians" club.

[@pt3085]

Russia is successor of USSR. Russia succeed all the USSR debt and international treaties.

[@extremaduraballanimations]

0:09 as someone from badajoz i want Olivenza to be spanish! (But also Love Portugal alot 😊)

[@MinorLife10]

Kharkiv oblast isn't disputed, is it?

[@tomas_silva07]

do a video on the china sea and the history of their claims

[@GravityMaster07]

Abkhazia and Samachablo were, are and will be Georgia🇬🇪

[@BH-gh6qm]

SOUTH OSETTIA IS NEVER GEORGIA

[@eduardog3000]

lol no

[@sababugs1125]

​@@eduardog3000Ask the UN

[@shota2820]

​@@BH-gh6qmouth ossetia made by communist, it does t exist in history😊

[@jescha3304]

Kurdistán=good🥳 Kosovo=💯 South osetia=Violation 💀 Abjazia=bad👹

[@techno-beard]

You have 3 errors in the video. 1. Russia did not claim and now does not claim the territories of Transnistria, Abkhazia and South Ossetia. 2. Russia DID NOT INVADE Transnistria. Transnistria declared its independence in 1991, at the moment when ALL countries of the USSR declared their independence. The troops that are currently there have ALREADY been there since the days of the USSR. 3. On March 31, 1991, Georgia declared its independence. Already on December 22, 1991, an armed coup took place in Georgia and a civil war began. Under these conditions, Abkhazia declared its independence on July 23, 1992. On August 10, 1992, Georgia launched a military invasion of Abkhazia. At the same time, Abkhazia was supported by independent Ichkeria (Chechnya). One of the well-known military leaders of Abkhazia is Shamil Basayev, later a Chechen militant and terrorist. Until 1993, Russia supported Georgia in this conflict. Moreover, on September 19, 1993, it was Russian troops who helped the legitimately elected President of Georgia Shevardnadze escape from Sukhum, where he was surrounded by Abkhaz troops and could be killed.

[@MMIKE.]

"dispute" is an understatement

[@narsil7350]

Good video. russia is a terible naiborhood. I beleive you forgot about Chechnya.

[@montecorbit8280]

At 6:09 Japan vs Russia Fun fact: Russian and Japan supposedly are still at war from WW2 because Japan refuses to secede those islands, and signing the peace treaty would effectively do that....

[@firstcynic92]

No, Russia and Japan are not still at war. While it is true that they haven't yet signed a formal peace treaty, the Soviet-Japanese Joint Declaration of 1956 states: 1. The state of war between the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics and Japan shall cease on the date on which this Declaration enters into force and peace, friendship and good-neighborly relations between them shall be restored. The Declaration was ratified by both governments and went into effect Dec 12, 1956. It is clause 9 of the Declaration that Japan has long accused USSR (and now Russia) of violating and is the reason there is no peace treaty. 9. The Union of Soviet Socialist Republics and Japan agree to continue, after the restoration of normal diplomatic relations between the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics and Japan, negotiations for the conclusion of a Peace Treaty. In this connexion, the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics, desiring to meet the wishes of Japan and taking into consideration the interests of the Japanese State, agrees to transfer to Japan the Habomai Islands and the island of Shikotan, the actual transfer of these islands to Japan to take place after the conclusion of a Peace Treaty between the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics and Japan.

[@shwabb1]

2:50 What's Urakine?

[@atrumluminarium]

Aren't there also disputes with South Korea and China?

[@masterizvladimira]

Сейчас это мало кто помнит, но в Приднестровье первыми вошли именно украинские националисты. Защищать украинцев. Потом уже клич бросили, что румыны русских убивают и туда полезли казаки. А когда уже бойня пошла - пошла армия

[@Iomhar]

Now make USA territorial disputes.

[@firstcynic92]

​@@bananananananananananaTrue, Canada isn't a real country.

[@AVV_Beats]

The US doesn't bother annexing countries, it just topples their governments and replaces them with puppets (Iran, much of central and south America), or just fucks them up so badly they won't recover for decades (eg Iraq, Libya)

[@gchecosse]

Canada, Haiti etc

[@randomstuffs8495]

Bro they occupied all of the best part of the continent already, is there anything else to claim

[@Iomhar]

The so-called "EU".

[@chatchela686]

Russia: are we neighbours? Neighbour countries: uuum, yes? Russia: Okay. Now your territory is occasionaly my historical territory.

[@Manuel_Fal_Conde]

Western Europe: We are not neighbors, are we? North, South America, Oceania and Australia, Asia and Africa : of course not. Western Europe: Well then it's time to capture more colonies and slaves...

[@hton2404]

​​@@Manuel_Fal_Conde Вот только те времена давно прошли, сейчас бывшие империи пали, а те страны даже если не являются суверенными, то в любом случае у них достаточно автономии

[@goobot1]

They used to have some disputes with China too

[@jeepmega629]

They’re literally larger than Pluto, why do they want more land?! 😭

[@malekaltayari3936]

Maybe 🤔 there historical land's Russian empire?

[@shwabb1]

@@malekaltayari3936 historically the Earth belonged to bacteria, return it to its rightful owners at once! Leave the planet, it's not yours historically! There are more bacteria than humans on Earth anyway!

[@Dpon0]

​@@malekaltayari3936then die for this measurable lands, kill 100k people on worthless borders, kill millions on siege of cities. I think that country who will do like that will be punished with undesirable and unstability future.

[@flopps4542]

Почему бы и нет?

[@randomstuffs8495]

It's the same as asking: "what would the U.S need to print more money when debts is already up to their ears"

[@HaoSeeN]

Clarification - Ukrainian territories are not disputed but occupied. International law precisely defines whose territory it is, as well as bilateral agreements between the Russian Federation and Ukraine that the Russian Federation has violated. Addition - Many disputed territories between China and Russia, in particular islands in riverbeds.

[@Rubinrus]

As if international law was ever functioning

[@ChrisFan890]

Hello there :)

[@pete1250a]

6,601,670 sq miles. How much bloody land do they need?

[@guilhermecesar9185]

Great Video. One thing I see that couldn't miss is the Kaliningrad/Konieggsberg region. The exclave was once german and was ocupied by Soviet Union after WW2 who give some land to Poland and Lithuania. I saw some mentions of the Germans asking for the returning of the region, but the russians refused, claiming they're now russian( they moved the germans who live there and reassented with soviet russians) and more due to his military bases and warm waters port on the baltic sea.

[@Hargoo_Black]

Оккупировал? Как бы союзники (Британия и США) разрешили разделить Восточную Пруссию и не только СССР выгнал немцев, депортации немцев были и в Польше, и союзники этому не мешали

[@itsnight1571]

​@@Hargoo_Blackпока была оккупация, потом аннексия

[@Axo1016]

After the fall of the USSR Germany and Lithuania were offered Kaliningrad. Germany didn't accept the offer because they prioritized support for unification. Lithuania refused because there are mostly russians in Kaliningrad and integrating them would cause problems for lithuanian politics.

[@compatriot852]

​​@@Axo1016The main reason Lithuania refused was it would have enabled Russia to arm and supply more soldiers within Lithuania/pump more Russian colonists in

[@Manuel_Fal_Conde]

I think Russia would agree to return the occupied territories of Germany, for the return of the 27 million people killed.

[@vijayiyer8518]

The soviet union and china used to have a dispute, and fought a war over this dispute in 1969. Has this dispute been resolved ?

[@randomstuffs8495]

Mainland China (PRC) yes, Taiwan (ROC) no because it claims all of that and Mongolia

[@randomstuffs8495]

Nice vid but Russia doesn't claim South. Ossetia and Abkhazia (dispute regions of Georgia), and most disputes with China are already settled

[@_mark_rom]

>it’s strange how they just ignored their own advice a decade later As a russian: unfortunately it’s not strange if you know how mad mr. Putin (and I won’t call him president even if he still legally is one) became during that decade. Also need to mention, that in 2010 Medvedev still was the President and it was more free and liberal period in Russian history comparing with the “decade later”

[@Damio22yt]

Královecký Kraj is disputed between Czechia and Russia.

[@martenklein9234]

Královecky Kraj is also known as Ostpreußen and Königsberg and was once German. We're both beer nations, why not establish a Czechogerman collaboration state there? 😅

[@Austin_Schulz]

You forgot its dispute with China during the Soviet era

[@McHallel]

yea soviet dispute not russia

[@bredsheeran2897]

Bro forgot outer Manchuria

[@josueveguilla9069]

Which countries does Argentina dispute territories with?

[@93juan]

United Kingdom obviously

[@josueveguilla9069]

@@93juanExactly. Thank you.

[@meam1146]

With Chile has not? If I remember, between the Cordillera, has some border disputes.

[@josueveguilla9069]

@@meam1146 Hmm. Interesting 🤔

[@brandonlyon730]

Not sure about Argentina other then the Falklands, but I know Bolivia has huge border dispute when it comes to Chile.

[@kaktus3856]

South Korea and Russia also have a border dispute.

[@dillamadukes21]

Lmao that’s rich

[@csvigneshwar3390]

Well they did settle that border dispute with North Korea which South doesnt accept, So in Russia and World's eye this isnt an issue...

[@Silver_Prussian]

Its not really a dispute you can barely call it that, the noktundo island cant be given to either korean government dew to obvious reasons

[@dillamadukes21]

@@Silver_Prussian I think what’s so humorous about the absurdity of the claim is that it underscores just how many civilizations Moscow has wronged in their recent history. They constantly try to pretend they have no colonial legacy but are a people descended from Slavic Vikings who theoretically have a border dispute with Koreans halfway across the globe😂

[@Silver_Prussian]

@@dillamadukes21 its not even a dispute, the one in korea is kinda of complicated, its a small territory that was once an island, the russians dont give a sh*t about it and would give it back but they dont know to whom to give it ? North or South korea and what would the russians get out of it ? In history its russia whos had to deal with other ,,civilisations" bullsh*t and at one point they decided that if they dont wanna be the ones conquered they need to conquer others first, thats how it was back then, you kill or get killed.

[@eugenbelczak7777]

Pereiaslavl agreement has been concluded between Moscovia and Ukraine (part of Poland at that time) not in 1954, but in 1654, in the times of Bohdan Khmelnitsky and Tsar Alexei Mikhailovich Romanov and didn’t absolutely take Crimean question into account, because Crimea has been a satellite of the Ottoman Empire at that time.

[@user-uz2oz7db9z]

Не было Московии была великое княжество Московское

[@eugenbelczak7777]

@@user-uz2oz7db9z в английском языке Moscovia в целом приемлемый термин. Мой комментарий был написан на английском языке.

[@user-lq3ye9yi1e]

​@@eugenbelczak7777grand duchy of Moscow не так уж сложно написать, верно?) Раз уж претендуешь на правду, так называй государства своими именами хотя бы, а не польской пропагандой 400-летней давности

[@eugenbelczak7777]

@@user-lq3ye9yi1e ох уж эта «национальная гордость великороссов»! 😅 А «всея Великая, и Малая, и Белая» тоже каждый раз добавлять? Иначе никак нельзя? Ok! Grand Duchy of Moscow. Вам легче? Время не бережете ни своё, ни чужое. P.S. Dlaczego Polska nie daje żić państwu ciały czas? 🧐

[@user-lq3ye9yi1e]

@@eugenbelczak7777 не легче) исправь в оригинальном комменте, его редачить можно. Гордость тут слово не самое подходящее- просто вещи нужно называть своими именами, иначе искажается представление о них. И Польша мне жить никак не мешает, конкретно в этом случае она имеет отношение к слову вот и всё, не преувеличивай.

[@sebastiaanolij3306]

I think you forgot Outer machuria ! that is the largest one !

[@Gabo_Koopa]

Crimea,Kherson,zaporizhia and donbass are part of Ukraine 🇲🇽🤝🇺🇦🤜🇷🇺 Trasnistria is Moldova 🇲🇩🤝🇲🇽🤜🇷🇺 Abkhazia and South Ossetia are Georgia 🇬🇪 🇬🇪🤝🇲🇽🤜🇷🇺 Kuril Islands are Japan 🇯🇵 🤝🇲🇽🤜🇷🇺

[@CHINESEWARAHA]

Hi slave of USA mechicano 🤡

[@sabirkarimli2996]

Russia had a dispute with Azerbaijan over a village but it was resolved back in 2000s and Russia had a Qabala Radar Station and it was closed in 2012. In addition, in Karabakh there are Russian “peacekeepers” and their role has been diminishing almost every day and due to leave in 2025 November

[@daniilsavitskiy7502]

Уйдём и снова там война между Армении и Азербайджаном иза спор територи

[@TheBobVova]

They will not leave

[@slyasleep]

…and everyone lived happily ever after.

[@gabrielesimionato1210]

So basically Russia has a dispute with all the neighbouring countries, plus some of the of-neighbouring countries, in 3 continents.

[@user-sx3dy1lx2s]

Unlike all other "normal" states worldwide. Oh, wait...

[@pow__syscut9139]

По большей части какая то дичь , потому что Грузия сама напала на осетию и Абхазию, япония по итогам 2 мировой отдала курилы, другое даже комментировать не буду *Я даже про корею и казахтан не знал)

[@nightmagister]

If only the people in these could have a say about what country they really belong...

[@murilo7794]

The people in Crimea, Luhansk and Donetsk chose to be Russian, and look what that caused.

[@McHallel]

@@murilo7794 these people are funny. talking about democrazy but if theres legit democrazy its bad because its anti west

[@lmao.3661]

​@@murilo7794yes..."people".

[@murilo7794]

@@lmao.3661 why are you implying russians aren't people? I thought the narrative was that they didn't even support Putin...

[@brandonlyon730]

Good luck getting Serbia to agree to such a thing.

[@rolfjacobson833]

great

[@Năzdrăvanul69]

I've never heard someone say "Kazakhstan" like that

[@modestasci564]

Knowing which countries is/were destabilized by ruzzian wagner and other unofficial military companies would be interesting.

[@ecardt9714]

Concerning the Kuril-Dispute: After WW2 it was agreed that Japan loses all territories aquired through war. Since the four islands in questions where colonized more or less in one fell swoop with the rest of Hokkaido (thus being administrated as one) , they should Dé Jure still remain with Japan. ( At least thats how Japan argues) "Japan will also be expelled from all other territories which she has taken by violence and greed." -1943 Cairo Declaration

[@MrKim-kv2vv]

At the end of World War II, the Soviet Union declared war on Japan on August 9, 1945. Ignoring Japanese-Soviet Neutrality Pact that was still in force, Russia started an invasion of Kurile Islands on August 18 after Japan had accepted the Potsdam Declaration. Russia then occupied all Northern Territories from August 28 to September 5, unilaterally "incorporating" them into the Soviet Union (deporting 17,000 Japanese living on the islands). In 1951 San Francisco Peace Treaty Japan renounced all right, title and claim to Kurile Islands, but the Four Northern Islands have never been included among the Kurile Islands. Furthermore, the Soviet Union refused to sign the San Francisco Peace Treaty. 🙋🏼

[@jescha3304]

​@@MrKim-kv2vvno debieron invadir y tomar manchuria. Su castigo? La anexion completa de las islas kuriles completas.

[@Kampotik]

@@MrKim-kv2vv

[@ByK-KyB]

I was in Abkhazia

[@robertab929]

You missed the border between Muscovy and China.

[@vaga-anima]

Most of the issue has already been resolved. However, Maloross doesn’t even know about this

[@TheProjectVoid]

if you lose a war.....you lose land. Its that simple. Japan, Finland, Germany you guys lost

[@bob494949]

If you don’t know the difference between LOSE and LOOSE, you lose the right to comment. It’s that simple.

[@TheProjectVoid]

@@bob494949 sorry Englishmen

[@brandonlyon730]

Tell that to Palestine.

[@lynxfresh5214]

​@@brandonlyon730 Politically driven double standards at it's finest. E.g: the Kremlin support Argentina's claim to the Falkland Islands/Islas Malvinas even though they've been under British rule for centuries yet won't give back the southern Kuril Islands back to Japan even though they're geographically closer to Japan than the Falklands are to Argentina and haven't been under Russian rule for even a century. Essentially if you've got a permanent seat on the UN security council and have nukes you can freely screw up smaller countries (like Palestine) while playing the neocolonialism game against your rival powers while manipulating your "allies" until they're no longer useful. Tl;dr: While gaining land via conquest seems simple, it's actually very complicated and cause long term geopolitical consequences (E.g: Palestine).

[@emikomina]

If you watch the news in Japan especially in Hokkaido, you will see that the 4 islands (Etorofu, Shikotan, Kunashiri, Habomai) are always a part of Japan whenever the map of Japan is showed in the news. I do believe returning the islands to Japan will inevitably be better for the inhabitants and development of the islands since Russia cares so little in the far east except for Vladivostok and the oil field in northern Sakhalin.

[@raluxx13]

Why would Russia essentially give their territory to japan? It has been under Russian control since 1945 and serves a strategic purpose in the region

[@ASVoriginal]

Обломитесь!😂

[@emikomina]

@@raluxx13 because it's a dispute and claimed by Japan. Before the souring of relations between Japan and Russia due to the Ukrainian invasion, Russia and Japan have always been in talks about returning the islands to Japan, as recently as 2017 Russia made an offer of returning only the 2 smallest islands (Shikotan and Habomai) in exchange for Japan recognizing Russia's control of Etorofu and Kunashiri. Needless to say Japan declined that offer and still seeks the return of the 4 islands to this day.

[@raluxx13]

@@emikominaJapan can claim whatever they want but will still never get it back

[@Cybernaut551]

Maybe, give the 4 Islands to Ainu People as a gift, please.

[@Jibe111111111]

Once i was in Moldava speaking with a local, and he told me: "this is Russia" i said, but we are in Moldava, he seemed confused and said ah yeah, you are right.

[@user-sx3dy1lx2s]

That guy knows something. :) Being serious, RF doesn't want any territories (they need to be feeded and sponsored). But somehow it happens that every single proud and "independent" peace of land in the world with no Russian control is immediatly sells itself for yet another one NATO base. Oh those proud states for sale!

[@korelly]

You didn't talk about the disputes with China over Vladivostok and Siberia

[@COOLSKELETON95_MAN]

As a person who knows at least a little history, I know that now we have no territorial claims with China. The only territorial claim of China is Tuva, and then it is not the PRC, but Taiwan that claims it. And so the fact that China wants Siberia is nonsense, which is VERY popular in the West.

[@hhelina]

in estonia it's not an everyday topic, but it's still something that has been talked about for all those 32 years in the context of a border treaty with russia. there's still no ratified one basically because of completely different understanding of history from both sides. russia recognised this territory as ours with tartu peace treaty in 1920 (when war of independence ended with estonian victory), that's the last document of reference and estonia also uses it. we don't officially even want that land back, we're just like "ok you said it was ours in the og document, but we're giving it up, can we just have a border treaty". russia however doesn't recognise it because they don't recognise the continuation of the estonian state (like the rest of the world does) since 1918 and soviet union as illegal occupation, for them estonia is as old as our regained independence only and everything before that "doesn't matter" and is even offensive to refer to so they removed their signature🙃 fun neighbour to have

[@TheBobVova]

1920 there was Civil War in Russia. This treaty is bs

[@aufwolf7925]

Russia doesn't claim Abkhazia, South Osetia and Transnistria as its territory

[@jen_sen8508]

They are all just russias attempt at trying to gain more territory by disguising it as an independence movement. Russia is the only country pushing for their independence

[@hores5046]

Of course, these are completely independent states. No

[@davidchabashvili6848]

That's why it has military bases and tons of soldiers there? 😂

[@mxxxxxx1]

​@@davidchabashvili6848The US has military bases and troops in Japan. Japan - US territory?

[@davidchabashvili6848]

@@mxxxxxx1 Russia's plan is to annex our territory and claim them as their own (medvedev also confirmed it recently). This so called ,,protection of small nations" is their propaganda to jusyify invasion of ukraine and georgia. But won't manage, we are not alone. Only thing that keeps russians alive are nukes. Wonder how long this False Threat to use them will last. ,,o let us do whatever we want or we'll nuke you" like they have monopoly of nukes or something.

[@khsh99]

They have dispute with all their neighbors.

[@death-istic9586]

Hi!❤

[@General.Knowledge]

Hi!

[@kingdmind]

Olivenza Cachemira Ucrania Rusia Crimea Bielorrusia Minas Breste Polonia Leópolis Ivano-Franco Moldavia Rumanía Bulgaria Mar Negro Sebastopol Odesa Mar de Azovo Zaporoguia Kiev (Kiovia, Quiovia) Sumía Jarcovia Ñipró Mariúpol Volgogrado Cur Rusia Finlandia (Finecia) Estonia Letonia Lituania Prusia Oriental Checoslovaquia Hungría Turquía Batumo Georgia Siria Stalingrado (Estalingrado) Rostov del Don (Rostovia) río Volga Rusia Blanca Moscú Leningrado Carelia (RSS. Carelia) Arcángel Pereyáslav (Tratado de Pereyáslav, Pereyaslava, Pereyaslavia) Budapest Memorándum de Budapest (Memorando de Budapeste) Doniesco Jersón Luganca Transnistria (Cisdniestro, Cisñistro) Chisináu (Quisina) Tiráspol Gagauzia (Gagaucia) Georgia (Gregoria) Abjasia Osetia del Sur Mar Caspio Tiflis Cequinval Armenia Azerbaiyán (Acerbiyán) Noruega Mar de Barents (Mar del Barentes Mar Noruego Svalbard (Esvalbardo) península de Kola (Cola) Japón islas Curiles Mar de Ojotsk (Ojós) Mar de Japón / Oriental Unión Soviética Kunashiri / Kunashir (Cunacir) Shikotan (Cicotán) Etorofu / Iturup (Etorofo / Iturup) Habomái Océano Pacífico Kamchatka (Canzasca) Atlásov (Atlas, Altasovo( Shumshu (Zumzu, Chumzu) Antsiferova (Ansiferova) Paramushir (Paramucir) Makanrushi (Macanrucir) Onekotán (Onecotán) Jarincotán …

[@derevianne1108]

not accurate preview: russia didn't claim Kharkiv oblast, they wanted to organise "referendum" but counter-offensive was faster

[@kxmapper]

How many towns were captured since the start of this "counteroffensive"?

[@derevianne1108]

@@kxmapper are u a bot who's triggered by "ukrainian counter-offensive"or smth? in september 2022 Ukraine liberated pretty much all of Kharkiv oblast and north of Donetsk oblast

[@kxmapper]

@@derevianne1108 I'm pretty sure Russian bots don't exist in English youtube. I am talking about the "counteroffensive" that's going now, not this thing in 2022 when our troops leaved the territory without a fight

[@derevianne1108]

@@kxmapper they wouldn't leave if there weren't any dangers from ukraine's army, lol, so it counts

[@derevianne1108]

oh, and did you forgot what happened in Lyman (Donetsk oblast)? they clearly were going to keep it, just as the left bank of the Oskol river (Kharkiv oblast)

[@vkubred]

"Dispute" and "Occupied/Annexed" territories - 2 big differences as we say in Odesa. Don't mix cakes with shit 🤮

[@kev492001]

In the 1950; s the USSR tried to take some parts of Turkey also, they have a long history of stealing land from other countries. Hopefully Turkey gets with it and starts sanctions on them also.

[@HouseOfHam]

You didn't mention the conflict Russia had with China in 1969 over the border along the Amur and Argun rivers.

[@o_s-24]

Awsome video, straight facts as always. Yet, I bet there will still be angry people in the comments for stupid reasons.

[@General.Knowledge]

Thanks!

[@user-sx3dy1lx2s]

You know it's not enough just to call opponents stupied.

[@pauluscoleoptera]

I'm from Mars, Russia has territorial disputes against us and our friends from Venus.

[@burger406]

you forgot the republic of china -burger40

[@GoOregonDucks]

We need to get him to a million he deserves it

[@Miagrellum]

Agreed 🤝🏼 one of my favorite channels

[@General.Knowledge]

Thanks! Ironically it gets more difficult as the distance to it grows shorter, but hopefully we'll get there eventually!

[@specialoperations7697]

@@General.Knowledge It is strange that you did not mark Ichkeria

[@dylanstafforini9861]

There is a lot of effort going into not calling the war with Ukraine a “territorial dispute.” Due to the fact that it minimizes the significance of the conflict. It’s an unprovoked invasion of a neighboring sovereign nation.

[@user-sx3dy1lx2s]

Unprovoked agression was/is mass murdering of Donetsk people 2014-... by daily heavy artillery shooting. And Russian operation 2022-... is a lame policy to regret.

[@xxmemestar69xx82]

Define unprovoked

[@fabovondestory]

Clownfield theme?

[@marym7104]

Within 4 hours!

[@arthurbukovetsky6322]

I suppose you mean no harm. However, please, don't call aggressive invasion of Russia - "territorial dispute". Hundreds of thousands of people (some I knew personally) died because of this war. It's no dispute - it's a genocidal war to destroy entire country's identity, language, culture and most importantly - Ukraine's future

[@igorfoxly2555]

Ukraine like had never bombed civilians in Donbas, and UN counted it (of yeah, you won't be a victim then huh)

[@nathanjohnwade2289]

Accusations go both ways! Stop lying.

[@sababugs1125]

​@@igorfoxly2555the DPR and LPR killed just as many Ukrainian civilians as Ukraine killed Russian civilians

[@martenklein9234]

Artur is absolutely right. I was talking to a lot of Ukrainians here in Germany and all were talking about the same. The Russian "Orc-army" is systematically torturing, raping and killing civilians, they're bombing hospitals, kindergartens, schools and universities, attacking critical infrastructure for international food supply, spread anti-humans mines everywhere, attacked a dam and caused an ecological disaster and even give a shit about their own peoples lives. Russia has turned since February 2022 in a fascist, genocidal, terror dictatorship, so it should be our duty to stop the mad men in the Kremlin. Chamberlain tried to soften Hitler in giving up Czechoslovakia or allowed Hitler to join with Austria. We all know how it ended. There is no discussion or compromise possible with aggressive dictators, because the only language they understand is violence. The two "alternative media" people below that comment should please educate themselves or just f*** off

[@zsombortelek8411]

@@nathanjohnwade2289 Here comes the Whataboutism Train! Choo Chooooooooo

[@leinad3305]

Interesting that you also added Karelia to the list, as this would imply an active dispute, however this is not the case. Both Finland and Russia agree on the current borders and no active disputes exist. Besides that, most Finnish people, except for fringe right-wing groups, but those exist in every country, also do not want Karelia back, even if it would be offered to them, as it is a poor and underdeveloped area of Russia, with a majority Russian population; in many ways it is comparable to Kaliningrad / Königsberg, as in, it is a territory that would cost a lot to integrate, develop and bring up to the standard of Finland / Germany, while not being an economically strong area that would be able to justify those spendings over the long-term. Whenever there are talks about Karelia or Königsberg returning to Finland & Germany, it's not much more than a revanchist mind-game over the hypothetical redrawing of borders, whose permanence was agreed upon multiple decades ago, rather than having anything to do with reality and the actual facts on the ground. Otherwise, great video, I enjoyed it.

[@mayakstudios7292]

only offended fascists want to return these territories. (actually, these territories used to be part of fascist countries)

[@ptasznik5973]

The anwser is Whole world

[@NontonSejarah-drg.naufal]

What people called as Russia is actually my own property, i claimed it all!

[@kulkuljator]

There was one guy who also tried to unite the same language speaking group into one country. He also claimed to be a victim of unfair circumstances that the west brought upon them, as well as declare the whole world its enemy.

[@gchecosse]

Tried but failed? It occurs that Japan is an example of this succeeding. Otherwise an independent Basque Country I guess.

[@mayakstudios7292]

just remember that the motives are completely different. Germany wanted revenge and believed that the Germans were an Aryan nation. Ukraine started the same Nazi course in 2014, so Russian-speaking regions are now at home,

[@user-sx3dy1lx2s]

Oh whose lame manipulations with the figure of one certain amature Austrian artist! Yep, modern Russian policy is bad but not because it's Russian but imperialistic. Unlike all the major players in the world. Oh, wait...

[@user-pk2ff2cz6l]

OK, Now make one with Portuguese territorial disputes. We know there are a lot.

[@compatriot852]

Glad you included the Baltics. Russia has a brutal history of occupation in the region, but you forgot to include Lithuania. Areas like Prussia (Kalingrad) for example used be centers of Lithuanian literature and culture up until the end of world war 2. It was historically known as Lithuania minor due to the large Prussian Lithuanian population.

[@abdelrahmanosama4477]

Haha Russia didn't conquered 3/4 of the world and made their people slaves for them like f*k France and UK

[@user-kt7yt2jw9g]

ha-ha-ha, what a small Lithuania, go sleep it off, otherwise every nonsense is already climbing into your head.

[@pt3085]

If Lithuania will disagree with Russian Kaliningrad it should return its capital to Poland. And don’t forget that Wilno was a very important Polish cultural center.

[@darius_alex2043]

The question is with who doesn’t Russia have territorial disputes.

[@johnmc67]

Crimea. You did not Wiki far enough back.

[@Haradin32]

river islands with china

[@krasnyytsesarevich]

No.

[@andreasschmidt5857]

Calling regions of Ukraine that got invaded and forcefully occupied by Russia 'disputed territory' is about as cynical as calling it a 'dispute' if a burglar claimed a part of your house after breaking into it. There´s no dispute, it´s Ukrainian territory on which Russia has no claim and despite Russia´s pariah state ally North Korea noone recognizes the affected territory as Russian.

[@hores5046]

I agree, Russia is just doing its favorite thing - conquering territories. It is a pity that many people are still susceptible to Russian propaganda and have a positive attitude towards Russia

[@baum_1386]

Ukraine belongs to Russia.

[@LeftWingNationalist]

Crimea will be recognized as part of Russia post peace deal. Crimea is pro Russian and ethnic Russian prior to Russuan little green men entering it. Ukraine wont be allowed in NATO post peace deal. Russias never signing a deal until that's written into Ukraines constitution. Ukraine would be lucky to get Kherson Oblast, Zaporizhzhia, Donetsk, and Luhansk back in a trade. Maybe next time dont overthrow your Democratically elected head of state by threat of force when you dont like the Feb 21st deal both Yanukovychand opposition groups signed. The moment you did that was the moment Russia protected its strategic interest in Crimea. Actions have consequences. As a American myself I cant wait to cut all support to Ukraine. Only 1 more year before we kick Biden out and support evaporates.

[@randomstuffs8495]

It's still a disputed territory no matter what, the same for Kosovo, South China sea, Middle East regions, ...

[@andreasschmidt5857]

​@@randomstuffs8495 It´s wrong to call them like that because it gives legitimacy to the claims of the aggressor - which they legally simply don´t have. We shouldn´t use language which assigns an alleged right to aggressors for their aggression. There are territories in the world that are indeed disputed - also legally. But for the mentioned Ukrainian regions this term is both legally and ethically wrong. All the 'disputed territories' of Ukraine are territories that are occupied by the Russian invaders.

[@Rubinrus]

Japan-Russia territorial dispute is quite a mess. 1) Russia gave up Kuril for entire control of Sakhalin 2) USSR joined war against Japan exactly for those islands, however, Japan sees that agreement as "invalid" because it didn't sign it up (lol) 3) Japan also renounced the ownership of Kuril islands, however, it didn't say who now owns them. This little "hole" allows them to have a legal right to Kurils and is also supported by very those who had agreed to give it away to USSR 4) Declaration of 1956 states that Japan can get two out of 4 islands back after the peace would be made. Japan did so because USA decided to meet Chinese officials without consulting with Japan, basically a way of saying "we can do our own foreign policy too, if you don't regard us as allies". The government who made that declaration was thrown out and a new one started asking for all 4 islands before the peace agreement again 5) After the relations had worsened, USSR renounced the territorial dispute. After the fall of USSR, however, in exchange for loans a new Russian state admitted the issue again. Both sides agreed to use declaration of 1956 as a basis of talks 6) Up to 200X, the talks had no result and the issue was buried. Japan also stopped calling Kurils "occupied territories" up until 2022 7) There were some agreements made between Japan and Russia regarding cooperation on the Islands (agriculture, visits without visas, some businesses). However, mostly it was just a topic to start talks when the main theme of those said talks would be entirely something else (energy resources mostly) 8) In 2022 the talks were put to an end again because Russia views Japan as an "unfriendly" state (because Japan follows whatever USA's policy, which currently is an enemy to Russia), however, a lot of cultural and energy cooperation is still present since Japan doesn't want to end up in Germany's situation, having too much reliance on Saudi's resources As a bonus, Japan wasn't really following the sanctions of 2014-2015. They've found A LOT of ways to bypass them and even started to strengthen the ties with Russia. Russia needs Japan to fight off Chinese influence within itself, Japan needs Russia for it's resources and to not let China to control it, since that would put any of their regional hegemony ideas to an end. Also, as an another bonus, whenever areas are "occupied" by Russian peacemakers currently, they aren't much different from Kosovo's situation. Most of the times those have exactly the same justification.The current international law was functioning only for a few years after it's establishment while everyone had their own internal problems to solve after WW2. Afterwards, we just started to have lots of armed conflicts instead of full-scale wars.

[@user-sx3dy1lx2s]

Who asked defeated Jap-nazies about anything? Pay and repent for 1937-1945.

[@szymon_pl]

Poland also partially wants Kaliningrad from Russia

[@DSanchez-bl4vv]

Poland exist because the benevolence of Russia

[@szymon_pl]

@@DSanchez-bl4vv let me remind you Russia has only been conquered by one country, which is Poland

[@compatriot852]

Poland already got half of Prussia. Lithuania should be given the remaining half

[@szymon_pl]

@@compatriot852 Prussia should've never existed, it was Polish land that got conquered so it is our righteous land anyway

[@Icbinideifreu]

Poland always tries to get a hold over Prussia, which was JUST BRIEFLY A VASSAL in the middle ages. While that is ridiculous enough they always ignore the rightfull german claims of their prussian ancestors territory today living all over Germany. Even today a lot of young Germans will not forget where their ancestors came from.