Why Belarus Might Invade Ukraine Too

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[@Artak091]

The popular rumor is that he's been hesitant to join Russia so far because if he sacrifices his military and police in an invasion he won't have enough troops to oppress his people and he might get overthrown.

[@venomshot2815]

@Cultured Anime Waifu 2.0 not enough equipment for those troops though. Even the current ones are getting Soviet union age gear

[@Artak091]

@Cultured Anime Waifu 2.0 they are untrained conscripts, though. They are basically cannon fodder. They are also barely armed with extremely outdated equipment. In some cases, soldiers are sharing a gun.

[@felipea1399]

@@Cultured_Anime_Waifu_3.0 they are being sent NATO equipment. They are fine Also Ukraine still has a large well trained military that hasnt shown any signs of slowing dowb, Russia's good troops are tired

[@venomshot2815]

@Cultured Anime Waifu 2.0 Ukraine got billions of $ from smart countries and tons of weapons from USA. Russia already wasted 40% of all tanks and 30% of all equipment. Those idiots will get invaded by china if they keep it up

[@KarlaHiHi1]

@Cultured Anime Waifu 2.0 Ukraine is continually getting more equipment, weapons, money and training through foreign aid. Russia is not, except drones from Iran which aren't much good for anything except terror campaigns against civilians.

[@liamweaver2944]

One of the best quotes I've heard about Belarus getting involved is "If Lukashenko decides to commit troops to the invasion, he will very quickly find out that the guns are not pointed at Ukraine."

[@t.r.2283]

I imagine like in a Mel Gibson movie. They charge in. Hug with Ukraine's. Show their buds to Russia and charge

[@NondescriptUsernameUnlocalizab]

It was involved form day one what kind of bs life-is-a-marvel-movie type of quote is this?

[@GAMER123GAMING]

@@NondescriptUsernameUnlocalizab Soymutts are addicted to goy entertainment

[@ezekielbrockmann114]

Russian weapons are aimed at the Suwalki Gap.

[@Enyavar1]

The guy has SOME loyal supporters. He will have to send _those_ to Ukraine, not the rebels. The rebels will stay at home and face the brutal boots of _Putin's loyal occupation troops_ who will be glad that they are not sent into an active warzone.

[@lonewolf5896]

A guy is walking down the street in Minsk, the capital of Belarus very close to the protests when suddenly a police car full of cops pulls up. The cops jump out of the car and start beating up the guy. The poor guy then yells: "No, please, stop! I voted for Lukashenko!" One of the cops then responds: "Shut up, liar! No one voted for Lukashenko!"

[@3volution636]

🤣😂

[@Theriodontia4945]

So, are jokes about Belarus going to be the next "Soviet Union Jokes"

[@lonewolf5896]

Hugo Cherkov....😀

[@MuiltiLightRider]

That made me laugh for so long lmao thanks for brightening my day a bit 😂

[@nelsongonzales3642]

u

[@demven04]

Belarusian here, I want to thank you for this brilliant work. The information is more or less accurate, and you go deep into details, appreciate it 👏

[@mikakorhonen5715]

Why don't you remove potato from power?

[@andrzejhoroszkow8408]

@@mikakorhonen5715 it's like asking why you don't remove cancer from your body

[@Anonerak2]

@@mikakorhonen5715 You don't wanna mess with him, he is friends with Steven Seagal, and he is greatest fighter in the world!

[@rodnoemoe]

Бред

[@BXFISTIcefreestylers]

@@mikakorhonen5715 Pootin power

[@lucasjleandro]

If the Russian Army is Horrible, imagine the state of the Belarus

[@jdawg8487]

At least the Russian military has experience in terms of fighting a battle even if it’s shown itself to be woefully incompetent. I don’t think the Belarusians have fought a single war since independence and there is less support there in joining a war against Ukraine.

[@cowcolalover420]

There is not a single video on this channel about the US invasion!

[@fantasticpixel]

@@jdawg8487 not only that but the people of Belarus also fucking hate the current government

[@jdawg8487]

@@cowcolalover420 That’s because the US hasn’t invaded Ukraine.

[@americanroyalist6905]

@@jdawg8487 experience in what 🤨 taking himars’s to the face

[@rymcg9443]

Belarus helping Russia is like calling your 12 year old brother to a gang fight.

[@Booz2010]

More like a 80 yo Grandpa into a Slumber Party😂

[@TheVanillatech]

Belarus has nuclear weapons. They could simply wipe out every single last American, Englishman, Scotsman, Frenchman and German in the space of 34 minutes. Dummy.

[@chadgaming8071]

its very strategic

[@spewter]

The 12 year old has the best position though. He’s up a tree chucking stones …I don’t think this analogy holds up 😂

[@rymcg9443]

@@spewter He's fighting against experienced lumberjacks/tree surgeons though

[@drakojh]

Hello @RealLifeLore, while you are talking about Belarusian arm forces at 16:10, you have showed Polish police and military on 16:15, it can cause some misunderstanding :)

[@jonwood2684]

Thankyou for your amazingly informative videos! Please keep them coming. This is all news should have ever been

[@yror732]

The most impressive thing about Lukashenko is how he has managed to cling to those same scraps of hair on his head for 30 years

[@user-em2xl4tf7v]

He managed to do it with today sponsor: Keeps!

[@mcspikesky]

Dictatorship must be smooth sailing

[@jameswhite8182]

Glue

[@victorlazari5708]

My father is still his fun just because of that fact. Everytime I'm arguing about anything Lukașenko has done he's been like: ...yes it's true, but at least he has hair🤨...

[@salemas5]

l'oreal paris because you're worth it !

[@jonhjonhathon5142]

I'm from Belarus. This is a pretty accurate story of how things happened. Thank you for spreading awareness.

[@MrVafflis]

Why aren't you guys start calling yourself Russians and be done with it. Like you did during Grand duchy of Lithuania times, or during Liublin Union - Poles?

[@Donknowww]

I wish you all the best! You will win against this evil old man.

[@Felix_Effex]

you're full of crap too aren't you?? why don't you NOT lie??

[@brianvisser5546]

Hi John, Is the narrator of this video pronouncing Belarus properly?

[@alegarny]

@@brianvisser5546 during our school and university `s english program(i`m a belarussian too) we are teached to pronounce it like Belarus with a letter "u" pronounced like "u" in a word burger for example

[@Gdub33]

Damn even the transition into the sponsored ad is perfectly executed. Bravo, what a GREAT video!

[@lipatovs]

As a Russian married to a Belarusian, I am delighted that you have described the situation so reliably and accurately

[@chichikov777]

Of course only those guys really know what Belarussia and Russia is, what is the history, which language to speak

[@osheridan]

@@chichikov777 belarus

[@samluca1244]

Just a curioisity from someone halfway around the globe. Do you support Putin's invasion of Ukraine? Thanks

[@lipatovs]

@@samluca1244 of course no, like a quarter of my fellow citizens. Another quarter supports Putin and half don't have their own opinions, they just live their lives.

[@lipatovs]

@@samluca1244 modern dictatorships exist not because of the support of society, but because of indifference. So take part in the elections to preserve democracy and awoid wars)

[@chibiprussia5574]

If Lukashenko says no, Putin could replace him with someone who will say yes If he says yes, his own people could rise up

[@squidwardfromua]

I'm surprised how perfectly he keeps the balance though, because he really does.

[@chibiprussia5574]

@@squidwardfromua It looks like it's barely balanced rn

[@AnAfriCanuck]

hes already said "no" dumbass. Theres no Belarussian army in Ukraine right now,.you dont think Putin has asked or demanded him to join? for now using belarus as a staging ground, and a missile launch center is enough for the Russians.

[@theawesomeman9821]

choosing one's own poisin is hard.

[@jon00769]

Neither are a situation where the regime stays in power.

[@yordvandamme]

I recently met someone from Belarus at the train to Berlin, he has been a prisoner because of protests in Belarus and a Polish football player. He told me almost no one supports the current Belarus's regime

[@rob6850]

And yet that has never stopped a despot from holding on to power. Keep your guns.

[@cowcolalover420]

Fake story

[@ThePaciorr]

Im polish so we have quite a bit of belarusians living here. My taxi driver sometime ago was belarusian and I asked him about the situation over there. Dude just said that if he was able to he would murder Lukashenka with his own bare hands... so yeah if people hate him so much there is no fucking way he had 80+% of support in elections.

[@KirylAnoshko]

As a belarusian I can confirm.

[@custer14]

🧢

[@exile9796]

In Bulgaria, fuel prices still haven't reached their pre-war value and inflation has made everything more expensive with 30-100% depending on the product. We do feel a difference because of this war...

[@Eirik_Bloodaxe]

I can’t decide if my favorite Lukashenko video is him playing hockey and saying that Covid will never affect Byelorussia because they have hockey and vodka. Or the one where he’s absolutely convinced that Putin will make him a Col. of the Soviet Army, to the absolute bewilderment of the interviewer. I would recommend the movie Иди и Смотри for an idea of Belarus in WW2 but mind you it’s not for the faint of heart.

[@UsernamerAlreadyTakn]

He was right about covid

[@user-bw6jg4ej2m]

@@UsernamerAlreadyTakn No, he wasn't. At least tens of thousands of belarusians died to covid (it's not a big country to begin with) and everybody either has lost someone or knows someone who has. Doctors were threatened against diagnosing covid (or even saying the word out loud) and his pocket statisticians were tasked with hiding the true death toll, but the public still found out, which became one of the catalysts of the 2020 protests.

[@cacurazi]

23:09 - “The Soviet Union may have formally ceased to exist in 1991. But its collapse is still taking place right before our eyes. The fate of Eastern Europe for generations to come literally hangs in the balance over what will happen over the coming few months.” Great analysis.

[@RUTHLESSambition5]

He just says what you guys want to hear. He has no secret insight into anything. Just makes good videos. Ukraine has the backing of 50 country's and lost a city to mercenaries aka convicts. That's bad no matter how you try to justify it

[@noahhyde8769]

Seems a bit more like that empire is building itself back up (albeit in a different form), not collapsing further. This video started out accurately (talking about the immense Russian military build-up in Belarus and elsewhere) but then quickly devolved back into the NATO narrative, a bit. Even when they glance off the real situation over there...most people cannot stay with it.

[@ElijahSmith]

@@RUTHLESSambition5 you don't know a bit what you are spitting out of your mouth

[@shawngamier5297]

@Affluent BIG Slime Yeah after his video about scotland being NATO's greatest weakness. I now doubt if he really has insight in the many topics he brings up.

[@noahhyde8769]

Although it bears saying that the sheer, point-by-point parallels between how Lukashenko stays in power and a certain regime in a certain, very large western nation across the pond got/stays in power is rather sobering. Lukashenko is simply more open with all his little stunts.

[@theeleventhdoctor2043]

My best friend was born in Belarus and a few weeks before the initial invasion started his grandparents still in the country got a draft notice for him. He explained it wouldn’t matter unless he returned to Belarus and told me that if he ever did return it would be “to tear the mustache off of Lukeshanko and choke him with it.” I love him so much

[@juulfiend2103]

No you don’t

[@jack-mb4mw]

😂😂 make sure to do that to putin with his mustache

[@ziemelbriedis]

Cool story, no, but you full of sht, i mean "your friend"

[@lol-iv1ft]

Belarus is cool country with cool people. (Not the government ofc)

[@garretttobin7451]

America attempted a coup d'etat in Belarus in 2020 just like they orchestrated the coup in Kiev in 2014, America has been trying to encircle and destroy Russia and, turn all its former allies against since the 90s when they broke the promise is given to Gorbachev that they wouldn't expand NATO eastwards if he allowed for the Germany to be reunified. Ukraine had a democratic government in Kiev before 2014, remember Victoria Nuland's famously leaked phone call with the US ambassador to Ukraine Jeffery Pyat where she said 'fuck the EU' and was talking about who the new Ukrainian president and prime minister would be, you think this is normal behavior for a foreign government like the US that has no historical attachment to Ukraine to decide who their next government will be? This was all happening while Victor Yanukovych Ukraine's elected president was still in power BTW American neo colonial neo imperialist foreign policy led by the blood thirsty neo conservative warmongers in Washington makes me sick.

[@snowguy2646]

As a belorussian 6 month later things changed. I was travelling to St.Petersburg and had to wait 8 hours to get through the border. From were I and in my school using belorussian is really apricciated. And in our capital there only three banks where you can change belorussian ruble into russian.

[@stevencorns9026]

Always a fine line between freedom and situations like this. In Scotland for example the SNP are taking us closer and closer to becoming something like this once they gain independence. Already in Scotland : -People are charged by police for making fun of the First Minister -The SNP tried to ban protesting around the Parliament -Speech laws have been put in place and are controlled by them -Have a higher budget for their PR(spin doctors) than the entire UK government -They removed term limits Probably my fave weird thing they have done is spending over 5m on cars to transport paper documents

[@peternicho]

Scotland will never gain their independence as they have been misled by the SNP, they have had a vote and they voted to stay n the UK.

[@robertlarson7224]

If Lukashenko sends his army abroad, who will stop his people from rising up?

[@user-yj7mg6mq9z]

Police.

[@ccash3290]

The Russians

[@thehusketeers4319]

Russia doesn't need the extra manpower, this war will be over by the end of summer

[@kimmy620]

Most likely russians but then people will grab for weapons

[@oicmapper]

the other half

[@_Neolidas]

I feel like a potential video would be about the current crisis in Pakistan. The threat of Taliban occupation, insane inflation and their plan to separate into *four* separate regions. I would like to learn about this

[@theencoder1575]

Can you send me some links with what you ve seen so far?

[@harkplayz]

Im from pakistan

[@AlexFlodder]

@@harkplayz As a complete not informed outsider. (I am from west europa/netherlands). I think this might be a solution, because difference cultures/ethic groups, don't really mix in 1 nation. And with 4 different nations, everybody stays in his own perimeter.

[@humptydumpty1481]

@@AlexFlodder it will weaken them more tbh, resources are interdependent. Their government is corrupt otherwise they have good resources

[@humptydumpty1481]

Lmao potential video should be current crisis in India Punjab where sikhs just held a referendum for separate country and there has been mass protests for khalistan

[@manolo.uk.]

Wow, what an awesome short documentary! Big shoutout to the sponsor for backing this up. Just hit the subscribe button and, by the way, I've gone carbon neutral too! Keep rocking and bringing us such cool content. 😊

[@Tommy-qe2lz]

I love how people talking about energy prices in Europe refuse to talk about Sweden. We've seen a hot winter as well but the electricity prices have spiked so high people that own houses have been forced to take out mortgages to pay for decembers electricity bill. I live in a 45^m apartment and and my electricity bill was at 300euro for december..

[@user-lw7xt6zy5g]

Вам государство выплатили разницу. Вы получили дотации. Разве не так. И индексация пенсий, з|п на опережение. Разве это не так.

[@Tommy-qe2lz]

@@user-lw7xt6zy5g Sorry, i don't speak loser.

[@nomedan]

@@user-lw7xt6zy5g u nas normalnyje ceny kak i prošloi zimoj. My i dalše budem pomogat Ukraine. RuZZkije i belaruZZkije ubijcy nam nestrašny.

[@User31129]

@Tommy Holy Hell I'm really sorry to hear that. My trusty unit converter says 45 square meters is 484 square feet. My home in the U.S. is 2,100 square feet, not even including the basement. That's over 4x the space you have and I pay nowhere even close to that for electricity. I pray that things get better for you.

[@trustworthy_fishYT]

In my opinion if Belarus attacks Ukraine more (they already let Russia move in from their land) it'll probably be the end of Belarus or at least Lukashenko due to it not being like Russia. There's a bit more resistance there.

[@Ilaunchnukes]

@Don't Read My Profile Picture ok I won't

[@trustworthy_fishYT]

@@DontReadMyProfilePicture.3 okay I won't then.

[@StopMediaFakery]

It's all just Masonic pantomime, so don't take it seriously. This video creator loves to push it, he does his bit for his Lodge. He's always pushing the Climate Change (CC = 33) hoax as well.

[@venomshot2815]

The people just have the balls to protest and the army isn't as stupid.

[@u2beuser714]

If belarus promises economic prosperity or lifts up some economic standard the people will be ok with it. Look at china

[@oilybat3269]

Using Belarus in the Ukraine war is like a scene in a cartoon where in a fight the protagonist grabs something comedically useless instead of his weapon to fight

[@mr.baskerville7329]

Или откусывает голову летучей мыши?

[@ReySchultz121]

@@mr.baskerville7329 That sounds about right.

[@thisguy976]

Protagonist? I'd describe Russia more so as the antagonist. Belarus can be more aptly described as an an ineffectual tempter.

[@sammygirlie345]

Belarus the rubber frying pan option

[@leeeo538]

I hate western propaganda but that the best shii I've heard today 😂😭

[@nicholastname]

I mostly watch guitar content on youtube, but this is one of my favorite channels overall

[@wilfredovilanova8455]

Very easy to said it. But when you are on the field, everything change. You have hunger, thirst, need rest, civilian task help, weather, soldier hability to deal with their psychology. If they lie to the soldiers or not, also their front line leaders to be calm, or if stress they can do hammed to their leader and the most danger. Their companion drying in their faces. This is why, on war, you can’t expect the best. But one thing is very important, Christian from every nation are praying for Ukrainian to defeat Russians. Now this is the highest one.

[@NorthernWindNut]

Our family has a close friend from Belarus, a very sweet and friendly middle-aged woman. The only instance I'm aware of her ever using profanity is when discussing Lukashenko.

[@litoaykiu]

LOL! It doesn’t mean shit! They might hate Lukash but still be pro Russian! If she speaks Russian she is most definitely pro Russia!

[@johnaltz7143]

Let’s go Brandon Fjb

[@fasthighwaydriver59732]

@@litoaykiu speaking russian language has nothing to do being russian. Majority people in Belarus speak russian language because they got rusified for over 30 years of dictatorship in Belarus, only 30% of Belarusians speak their national Belarusian language but it doesn't mean russian speaking Belarusians consider themselves as russians only 3% consider themselves. In East Ukraine some people speak russian language because of russification during soviet union but they dont consider themselves as russians they consider themselves as Ukrainians maybe only 5% consider themselves as russians but thats minority population

[@fasthighwaydriver59732]

@@johnaltz7143 Let's Go Biden. Fuck putin and lukashenko

[@johnaltz7143]

@@fasthighwaydriver59732 did I mention Brandon supporters also?

[@austinreed5805]

I wouldn’t doubt that a Belarusian Civil War would start up if Lukashenko decides to fully join the war against Ukraine.

[@lurkingcarrier8736]

D-Day +1 after Belarus wardec's Ukraine: most of the army has deserted D-Day +2: Alexander Lukashenko is dead, Viktor Lukashenko has been elected successor, Russia has rerouted the majority of their mobiks into Belarus to 'stabilize' the situation D-Day +3: Union State protocol is enacted in full, Belarus no longer exists as a sovereign nation-state, is now Russia; simultaneously everything west of the Berezina River has declared independence under Tsikhanouskaya D-Day +7: "Why do so many of Free Belarus' soldiers speak Polish or Lithuanian?" D-Day +14: Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, and Free Belarus have signed an economic and military union agreement for free trade and open movement of military forces between all four nation-states... D-Day +14, 30 seconds later: "knock knock, it's *a notable chunk of those NATO combat aircraft doing donuts on the Polish-Ukrainian Border* " D-Day +16: Russia and Free Belarus (now just called Belarus again) sign a treaty in which territory held by Russia becomes de-facto Russian soil, but all territory held by Belarus before X date is de-facto Belorussian soil; end of hostilities, Belarus permanently concedes the lost territory Belarus wants to join your party! Accept? Congratulations! Belarus has joined NATO!

[@nicolomodica2704]

@@lurkingcarrier8736 you know it doesn't work like that right?

[@timgibney5590]

One would hope. This would weaken Putin tremendously

[@derederekat9051]

@@nicolomodica2704 bro, real life is like a Hol playthrough, believe me!

[@Dad-lu1oi]

@@lurkingcarrier8736 bro thinks this is a video game it would go the exact opposite

[@kariengstrom3544]

Correction: Finland was never part of the Soviet Union (ref your map at 5:57)

[@st_420]

It would be cool if you could link your sources in the description.

[@Nick-hw4gd]

Dude is like a James Bond villain running a country.

[@2rr0s]

it's just like my heckin hollywooderino!!!

[@TheMasterTeddy]

It's more like ruining a country.

[@coolbasedgigachad6820]

🗿

[@AStonedLemon]

Nah james bond villans are typically waaay more competent.

[@Merennulli]

That's probably not a coincidence. A lot of the Bond films were during his regime and writers often pull from current events.

[@latebreakfast8911]

I'm from Belarus. Thank you for using your large platform to explain in detail to the people who might not be aware, the reasons behind the situation with Belarus in this war. We, the Belarusian people do our best to end Lukashenka's regime. Ukraine will win. Our countries will be free and democratic. Slava Ukraini! Žyvie Bełaruś!

[@white_man1352]

YEAAAAAA BOY LETS GOO BELARUS 🇰🇵🇰🇵🇰🇵🇰🇵🇰🇵❤

[@white_man1352]

@T.W.Geography what korea

[@white_man1352]

@T.W.Geography thats the japanese flag

[@megadeath867]

Hope he never gets disposed and your family is silenced

[@white_man1352]

@T.W.Geography that flag is south korea bro do you even study basic history???

[@dylanlowers5236]

I was following this conflict heavily when it first started and I had several sources saying Belarusian troops were involved in the northern front. I have seen photos of what looked like Belarusian soldiers (to be fair they looks nearly identical to older gear used by Russian troops and Donetsk fighters, but Donetsk fighters wouldn’t have been in the northern front) So I’m wondering if they were covertly involved early on and backed off?

[@user-bw6jg4ej2m]

@Sam Cleife sure, 15-rub rusbot

[@Henriqueemusicas]

​@@user-bw6jg4ej2myou banderovites never stop

[@thepepper191]

I like how whenever people talk about how bad Belarus is they include the death penalty thing seemingly forgetting that America still does that too

[@FuneFox]

The death penalty is barbaric, America is equal to Belarus in terms of it's justice system. Both countries imprison and execute innocent people regularly, the only difference is their excuse.

[@TheCynicalAutist]

Yeah. I don't agree with the death penalty either, but that isn't an automatic sign of a dictatorship.

[@-GS-]

You better believe that Putin has been pressuring Lukashenko to join the war and Lukashenko has been putting it off due to how things have been going for Russia and his own tenuous place as leader of Belarus. Joining the war would probably result in an uprising from the people of Belarus and Lukashenko could end up in the same situation as gaddafi which would really put the fear into him.

[@leeeo538]

The war is going OKAY for Russia in the past two weeks actually Nd I'd say the real war is starting

[@princeo15]

How is Libya without gadaffi now ?

[@SuperNevile]

@@princeo15 A failed state like it was before.

[@rofigueroa08]

Not even close , the Libyans never revolted against Gaddafi. Americans along with the French destabilized and overthrew Gaddafi

[@-GS-]

@@rofigueroa08 did you not see the video of the NTC rebels sodomizing and killing him?

[@eaphantom9214]

05:56 - Wait, why is Finland 🇫🇮 highlighted? Finland was a free country during the USSR's Reign and was famously neutral - until recently - Unless its there because of the Imperial Russia empire 👑 before the Soviet Union 🇨🇳 ??

[@QueenMooSuko]

Probably because a stipulation of Finland's post WWII continued independence, was its neutrality, which in effect means the USSR controlled their foreign policy in regards to alignment, in a pseudo version of what Finland was during the era of the Russian Empire with autonomy, but separate unlike in the latter.

[@eaphantom9214]

@@QueenMooSuko I misread Can't think of any other reason off the top of my head 🤔

[@haventesla8648]

The Russians conquered and subjugated the Finns for a while, but they managed to break free - they were the lucky ones, but they have to keep their guard up, like the Baltic states and Poland. They all have proud individual histories that predate Russian occupation, not that you would know that if you were a Russian schoolchild learning Putin's "alternate history".

[@benjamin5370]

Niin, perkele

[@quan-uo5ws]

actually if you look closer congress poland is also highlighted so he just used a map of the russian empire ._.

[@christaylor6654]

Seems like I’ve heard something about 2020 electron being safe and secure

[@mikeharrington5593]

I think Belarus is more likely to "stand aside" & wave the Russian forces thru

[@lucianoosorio5942]

“War is where the young and stupid are tricked by the old and bitter into killing each other.” Niko Bellic

[@I_am_somebody_1234]

He is a true wise man

[@jaybee6505]

Says the video game character?

[@mickg7299]

It goes deeper than that, war is inevitable due to our innate territorial nature.

[@xx99strrxx]

thats your contribution to this comment section? a shitty gta 4 joke?

[@lucianoosorio5942]

@@xx99strrxx it’s not a joke, it’s a quote. It has some truth to it. Any good quote has a powerful message

[@user-dx6ql8os8l]

The Adani group stocks continued to remain under pressure on Friday, falling up to 20 per cent in morning trade, after the US-based investment research firm Hindenburg Research made damaging allegations

[@ImperialPimp]

Great video, very well made. Only one statistic may be wrong - the people group / country that lost the most percentage of civilians during WWII is actually Okinawa with 150,000 civilians being killed - roughly half of the estimated pre-war population of about 300,000.This is NOT to downplay the horrendous suffering of the Belorussians during WWII , if you've ever seen the movie "Come And See" from 1985, you'll know exactly what I'm talking about.

[@shlomoshlomo963]

Tbh i thought okinawa is Japanese territory and not a nation

[@morzh1978]

5:55 Finland, has never been any "shattered piece" of the USSR. For Russian Empire, you ought to have added Alaska as well.

[@GioGziro95]

Also Caucasus is missing - one of the first regions the Red Army annexed.

[@mkolt]

@@GioGziro95 Also, Belarussian armed forces at 16:15 are Polish armed forces and police. Still not bad for an american channel. ;)

[@encouraginglegacy]

@@mkolt 😂

[@GioGziro95]

@@mkolt, at 2:56, you can even see the Polish flag on the soldiers' arms. Fun fact: the historic Belarusian white-red-white flag is an influence of Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth.

[@JoeOvercoat]

@@mkolt 😳😀😄😆😂🤣😂🤣😅

[@evian8176]

is this the soundtrack from stronghold crusader in the background, at the beginning? :D

[@dariussolomon4634]

GREAT VIDEO, Bruh!👍👍👍💯

[@Jovi_97]

I am stunned. I sat most of this video and was dumbfounded by the history of the Belarusian government actions just the past few years. Comming from northern europe these horrible acts were not reported enough in the media, since this is the first I have heard about it and honestly knew very little about Belarus as a country except heavy supporters of Putins regime. Maybe I just didn't seek enough info about what is happening out in the world.

[@DmitrySholokhov]

And maybe You are being misled. By whom? And for what purpose? That's more interesting questions IMO.

[@Lisekplhehe]

@@DmitrySholokhov Have fun on the frontlines!

[@assaultmarine1464]

@@DmitrySholokhov Get in the trench vatnik

[@Eadric_The_Wild]

If you're interested in what that part of the world is like (Russia, Belarus, Ukraine) then check out "Bald and Bankrupt" on KZbin. He shows what it's really like in those countries. He's done some videos in Belarus in the chernonyl radiation zone. Those ones are pretty interesting.

[@a5cent]

Yup. It's on you to get information. Anything brought to you casually without you making any effort isn't worth the ink it was written with anyway.

[@GintaPPE1000]

I think the most informative thing about the statement @4:53 is that there are 28 countries that somehow allow even less freedom than the Taliban.

[@MichaelK1710]

United states

[@redbull5721]

​@@MichaelK1710 Not really sure about it, but... Can't women go to school & work in the U.S ? 🤔

[@Edax_Royeaux]

@@redbull5721 Muh gas stoves!

[@Cobalt_Spirit]

Freedom of Press specifically*

[@simonpender7105]

@@MichaelK1710you aren't very intelligent are you...

[@spencerkirkpatrick8694]

Great content!

[@DeyanWell]

Can’t believe that people are choosing Germany over every other possible county to be at least Safe again. I mean there are so many options, why Germany?

[@Vain-nf3il]

Cause they have biggest economy in Europe so and they have high standard of living

[@markheithaus]

I flew out of Minsk international to St Petersburg, having two visas (one for each country), and expected to be stamped out of Belarus and stamped into Russia. Nope. I got it taken care of, but technically I illegally entered Russia because nobody checked my passport even when I asked, and I didn't know that flights between Russia and Belarus were considered domestic. I was supposed to have flown to a different country in between.

[@gena-krokodil]

Когда летишь в Белоруссию и Россию не надо брать 2 визы, достаточно одной. Белорусская виза годна в России и наоборот.

[@nessb8994]

You say country, you mean province?

[@yannick9867]

Like the EU, Its the Russian union. One vast country. If Europpe can do it so can the RUSSIANS.Nothing wrong

[@markheithaus]

@@yannick9867 but in the EU I don't go from one country to the other illegally. It wasn't a problem for Russians and Belarusians, but for visitors who didn't know. It's like they have it half figured out. If it's an international flight for visitors then they need to check passports and visas. If it's a domestic flight, then one visa should be fine. Instead they're sort of half way.

[@louisecorchevolle9241]

there is no border between White Russia and russia only border control for foreigners you should have known French I entered white russia without visa and I never felt that it coulee a dictator ship the border control at entrance was strict that all

[@Lilu1881]

as a person from Belarus i should say that you covered the topic extremely well. thank you for giving context about the current political regime here, because lately this have been overlooked a lot while talking about the war in ukraine and belarus` involvment in it.

[@Lundmunchkins2000TV]

Be careful man, stay safe. Sounds scary out there.

[@Lilu1881]

@@Lundmunchkins2000TV thank you! yeah, unfortunately it`s not fun at all

[@hadjihawaie]

As an outsider I want to ask you how Belarusian people identify themselves ethnically?

[@Lilu1881]

@@hadjihawaie well, as slavic, if i understand you question correctly

[@garretttobin7451]

America attempted a coup d'etat in Belarus in 2020 just like they orchestrated the coup in Kiev in 2014, America has been trying to encircle and destroy Russia and, turn all its former allies against since the 90s when they broke the promise is given to Gorbachev that they wouldn't expand NATO eastwards if he allowed for the Germany to be reunified. Ukraine had a democratic government in Kiev before 2014, remember Victoria Nuland's famously leaked phone call with the US ambassador to Ukraine Jeffery Pyat where she said 'fuck the EU' and was talking about who the new Ukrainian president and prime minister would be, you think this is normal behavior for a foreign government like the US that has no historical attachment to Ukraine to decide who their next government will be? This was all happening while Victor Yanukovych Ukraine's elected president was still in power BTW American neo colonial neo imperialist foreign policy led by the blood thirsty neo conservative warmongers in Washington makes me sick.

[@robertmichalic4500]

That was the most seamless transition to sponsor advertisement ever to be done - great job, you definitely deserve praise for that and for the quality of this video as well - thank you!

[@gevad1ch]

As a Belarussian, im 80% sure that Lukashenko is not gonna send his troops to fight in Ukraine, especially after 2020 elections and mass protests. And i think if it actually happens, it gonna cause a civil war he wont handle. But who knows what can happen. Peace.

[@ismahilinumbganva3767]

6:00 Actually, as a russian, you can only move around Belarus for 90 days without visa. You still need to go through a lot of paperwork to get a working permit and a residence permit. And on that stage, russians have no advantages in comparrison to other foreighners. Then it takes 7 years of constantly living inside of Belarus (you can't leave country's borders even for a week) to apply for a citizenship.

[@BigBrotherMars]

All Russians are evil

[@queryquery1232]

Ok

[@eugenetsar3622]

I am a political Asylee from Belarus, I live in NYC since 2010 protests. You nailed it! Thank you. Велькi вам Дзякуй!

[@dwightchurchstone3042]

Is he pronouncing the country name correctly?

[@agps4418]

really? how did you do that? did you just take all your savings? did you seek asylum?

[@garretttobin7451]

America attempted a coup d'etat in Belarus in 2020 just like they orchestrated the coup in Kiev in 2014, America has been trying to encircle and destroy Russia and, turn all its former allies against since the 90s when they broke the promise is given to Gorbachev that they wouldn't expand NATO eastwards if he allowed for the Germany to be reunified. Ukraine had a democratic government in Kiev before 2014, remember Victoria Nuland's famously leaked phone call with the US ambassador to Ukraine Jeffery Pyat where she said 'fuck the EU' and was talking about who the new Ukrainian president and prime minister would be, you think this is normal behavior for a foreign government like the US that has no historical attachment to Ukraine to decide who their next government will be? This was all happening while Victor Yanukovych Ukraine's elected president was still in power BTW American neo colonial neo imperialist foreign policy led by the blood thirsty neo conservative warmongers in Washington makes me sick.

[@yamisa8059]

@@dwightchurchstone3042 not every time. It's pronounced with the soft S [ś] at the end

[@yamisa8059]

@@dwightchurchstone3042 and "u" is not pronounced as "a" in this case

[@derrick211000]

Really good detailed video.

[@milindvaidya433]

Connectivity between casapion sea and Arabian Sea by lake and canal system ,this project is only possible in akhand Bharat :-Afghanistan and Pakistan big Desert areas, Herat-zaranj - quetta in between bult lake and Indus river turns path to flow in lake , hence biggest fresh water lake and not west of water . Another lake bult in Turkmenistan and both connecting by canals. Kalat to RCD lake canal is possible and RCD lake to new bult lake canal made

[@ringeko2588]

The situation is so unique and unpredictable that it's really interesting what will happen... I would probably say that if I hadn't been lucky enough to be born in this country 😓

[@nielslachat]

That sucks... I wish you the best. I wanted to ask: how is internet freedom in Belarus? Are some sites blocked? Is there censorship? It seems like an easy first target for a dictatorship that wants to prevent an uprising.

[@plrc4593]

Everything will be alright. Ukraine will win war, and Belarus will be free. Greetings from Poland. Long live Belarus 🇵🇱❤⬜🟥⬜

[@alexeyrybakov3863]

@@nielslachat Even though most of the opposition websites are blocked, I believe that the Internet is more open in Belarus than in Russia. I think that the government simply does not have enough resources and competence to massively filter Internet traffic.😂I must say that until 2020 the Belarusian segment of the Internet was much freer. Criticism of the authorities, which was a social norm on the Internet until that time, is now completely banned on Belarusian Internet resources.

[@nielslachat]

@@alexeyrybakov3863 Very interesting! Thanks for the detailed answer.

[@garretttobin7451]

America attempted a coup d'etat in Belarus in 2020 just like they orchestrated the coup in Kiev in 2014, America has been trying to encircle and destroy Russia and, turn all its former allies against since the 90s when they broke the promise is given to Gorbachev that they wouldn't expand NATO eastwards if he allowed for the Germany to be reunified. Ukraine had a democratic government in Kiev before 2014, remember Victoria Nuland's famously leaked phone call with the US ambassador to Ukraine Jeffery Pyat where she said 'fuck the EU' and was talking about who the new Ukrainian president and prime minister would be, you think this is normal behavior for a foreign government like the US that has no historical attachment to Ukraine to decide who their next government will be? This was all happening while Victor Yanukovych Ukraine's elected president was still in power BTW American neo colonial neo imperialist foreign policy led by the blood thirsty neo conservative warmongers in Washington makes me sick.

[@sporeman2334]

as a Belarusian, i can say that you did an amazing job with this video, this is the most well-compiled popular video on contemporary history of Belarus in the English language that i have ever seen. Long live Belarus! Glory to Ukraine!

[@fasthighwaydriver59732]

Ти в Білорусі находишся чи закордоном?

[@duskopejakovic7058]

@@fasthighwaydriver59732 he is abroad

[@fasthighwaydriver59732]

@@duskopejakovic7058 He could be in Belarus hiding somewhere not to be arrested

[@sporeman2334]

@@fasthighwaydriver59732 за мяжою, калі б быў у Беларусі то ўжо ў турме

[@thestanis6621]

Живе Білорусь

[@poweredbynato6313]

You can't tell how strong a nations military force is... The ones that threatened with nuke are usually less capable North Korea Russia Iran (pushing for nukes) Belarus (Russian nukes)

[@ryry6521]

It’s all fun and games until some guy fails art school.

[@GloryOfNight]

I was taking part in 2020 Belarus protests. Thanks for recap of our story

[@biggiemongusmemethief7714]

"the government wants to know your location" [Accept] [Accept]

[@isaacdalziel5772]

Good luck to you and your people in whatever comes next. I really hope Lukashenko falls somehow

[@osheridan]

Best wishes to you and your people. You're the heroes we'll teach about in schools in 20 years

[@thedecider4755]

L comment

[@romanstrojenko3349]

Shame on you! Betray your country being a victim of Soros propaganda is a very stupid thing

[@VYBEKAT]

This is better coverage than anything I've seen on the mainstream news channels. In depth, in context and to the point. Your presentation is interesting yet not sensational. I finally have an understanding of what's happening here. Thank you.

[@K0MENTAT0R]

This is high-calorie propaganda. The author does not mention that Belarus has the healthiest economy in the entire post-Soviet space, the cleanest and most comfortable cities, there is practically no corruption, there are no oligarchs in power, as well as other agents of the American or British special services. And the last thesis worries the shadow rulers of the West the most. The difference between the Western dictatorship and the dictatorship of Belarus is that in the West it is hidden, manipulative, and in Belarus it is manifested. And Lukashenko, as a man of the people, is not cut off by his roots from the people and acts for the benefit of his people. Since he understands this. Western elites are not even afraid of a nuclear war, since they will be fine in the post-apocalypse. That is why they are provoking Russia to use nuclear weapons in order to turn the whole world against Russia under the pretext of millions of deaths of their fellow citizens. Western elites are evil hundreds of times more than Lukashenko, Putin and Stalin combined.

[@AL-lh2ht]

its pretty basic and made several mistakes. Don't overstante this channel's quality.

[@koharumi1]

At least it wasn't like the one about Scotland. A total disaster

[@ChampionPaulThe]

It’s good until it covers your country, where you have awareness of what happens. When you go to detail on subject you understand- it’s actually terrible. There are plenty of videos on KZbin of this channel exposures. Yet it’s entertaining to watch and makes you think that now you understand a little bit more.

[@K0MENTAT0R]

@@ChampionPaulThe Don't be so easily exposed to propaganda. The most monstrous dictatorship on Earth is the Western liberal dictatorship. It acts like a virus, invading you unnoticed. Your task as the cells of humanity is to learn to recognize a hidden threat and develop antibodies to it. Otherwise, you may become a victim of this infection without even realizing its presence.

[@aggelosziogas]

24:13 meh that’s what’s happening with the gas. We’re just lucky in terms of weather. In Greece a kWh of electricity still costs ~200€ and 95 gasoline almost 2€. I’m not aware about gas prices

[@user-lh2pr2rj7q]

I like the car bumping 4:32

[@samuelloso7022]

You’re the first person I’ve ever heard pronounce Belarus like Belaress.

[@lonersins]

I know we Americans get made fun of for mispronouncing but c'mon Belaress 😂??

[@Rand0mperson433]

But then he says “Belaroosian” What is it. Belaress or Belarus?

[@cosmosofinfinity]

@@lonersins He has said it that way in so many videos that I think it's too late for him to backpedal now

[@garyc4289]

Let me help ... Bella Rooz. LOL..

[@UltraCasualPenguin]

Weird. I can only hear "Belarus" and "belarussian". There's definitely no "belaroosian" because that sounds completely different.

[@everTriumph]

The question is; If the Belarusian army marches, will it be toward Kiev or Minsk?

[@liamweaver2944]

Likely Minsk honestly. It cannot be understated how unpopular Lukashenko is there. While the officers are some of his cronies, the average grunts are conscripts, forced to serve for them, and likely do not look at his government in a positive way.

[@yodabinsmokin9887]

@@liamweaver2944 Yeah i doubt that will happen he has more power than you think... Like every dictator out there.. Or the illusion of the west that you have a say or vote in elections... Imagine people really choosing Biden in USA... They didnt.. He kissed Barack Obamas ass and became a president. People are dying because of rich and powerful people for land. Like were in the medieval times and are fighting for cabbage and potato field. Thats because people are PROGRAMED by TV PROGRAMS... :)

[@covfefe1787]

@@liamweaver2944 your forgetting that if Putin can’t take Ukraine he will take Belarus which is far easier to occupy and annex with its 4 million people. all he needs is 100,000 soldiers deployed to keep the peace and force Lukashenko to annex Belarus into being a Russian republic.

[@yodabinsmokin9887]

@@covfefe1787 If they dont do what putin says hell will rain upon them... Sadly...

[@crforfreedom7407]

@@covfefe1787 Belarus doesn't have 13 Trillion in lithium deposits just lying around for the taking; Ukraine does. Why do you think EVERYONE is trying to get their mitts on it?

[@asullivan4047]

Interesting and informative . Excellent photography job/maps enabling viewers to better understand what/whom the orator is describing.

[@michaeltaylor4271]

It amazes me that the people that are part of the police and military in Belarus would fight against their friends and family in the streets, you would think them being on the front lines and knowing what is actually going on that they would stop, that’s what needs to happen, if they do that then he has no power but it takes everyone to do it

[@xcoder1122]

If Belarus really tries that, this would be pretty quickly the end of Lukashenko's reign because Russia won't rush to Belarus to help him stay in power as they don't have the resources for that at the moment. Lukashenko requires all military in his own country as that's basically what keeps him power in the first place.

[@xcoder1122]

@@la.c8016 A coup does not require 90% of or population being against you, a coup can work out if 5% of the population is against you and the majority of it is not coming to the rescue if they go after you.

[@sexnine9]

Бералусь за Россию , там уже примерно 200к бойцов союза, в любой момент могут напасть на Киев, так и будет

[@xcoder1122]

@@sexnine9 Белорусская армия находится в еще худшем состоянии, чем российская, и в лучшем случае будет направлена Россией в качестве пушечного мяса, поскольку никто из них не будет жить под Киевом.

[@lightninggaming016]

@@sexnine9 then how come they didn't take Ukraine lol

[@elektromartini]

@@sexnine9 🤡200k fascists are distributed along the entire front, do not read propaganda, and do not listen to "grandmothers on the street"

[@entitledraccoon]

I may be late but the russian border on map at 5:55 seems to belong to Russian Empire not USSR Finland is definitely extra, same with what seems to be part of poland.

[@GioGziro95]

Parts of Poland were annexed by the Soviets in the WW II. Yes, the map is wrong: Finland was never a part of the Soviet Union, and also Caucasus (annexed in early 1920s) is missing.

[@PremierCCGuyMMXVI]

@@GioGziro95 this is the map of the old Russian empire. Yes the USSR did annex parts of Poland but Poland used to be further east. The USSR moved it west. But using modern Polish borders, this is showing the Russian Empire map from 1914 not the USSR map from 1949-1989.

[@GioGziro95]

@@PremierCCGuyMMXVI, oh, you're totally right. Western Belarusians are Polish-speaking to this day. It's probably a map of early Russian Empire.

[@PremierCCGuyMMXVI]

@@GioGziro95 yep

[@jellyonaplate1026]

A great discussion, right up to the advertisement. Then you lost me.

[@telsat]

Very interesting great job

[@FairyCRat]

hidden blessed ending: > Belarusian forces invade Ukraine > leaves Lukashenko unprotected > Tsikhanouskaya loyalists invade Belarus > they overthrow him, thus becoming the new Belarusian forces > they invade Ukraine > push out Lukashenko's loyalists > Ukrainian forces recapture more of the east > chaos ensues within Russia > Putin loses power

[@DarkSnake49542]

Putin loses power, communists take power, use nuclear weapons in Ukraine (same as in the cold War, aware of their military weakness despite the propaganda, nuclear weapons was what made them a world power - not just the size of the country and its unlimited resources), annexes it (with all western weapons, it can't exist anymore, the Ukrainians then get deported to UE to avoid a hostile population doing guerilla attacks like talibans) , annexes Belarus (since the friendly leader was deposed)

[@theoneandonlybutreallyreal]

Would have been great if it happened, but 2 assumptions that are not so accurate First, you assume that whoever is control of the state controls the army, which is incorrect often in unstable regimes or after a switch of goverment. The soviets didnt get to control russia the moment they won, they had to snuff out several opposing groups. 2nd, russia wouldnt be so keen on seeing their nearby ally being overthrown and do effevtively nothing.

[@ultraviolet7838]

Or this way: > Belarusian forces invade Ukraine > leaves Lukashenko unprotected > Tsikhanouskaya loyalists invade Belarus > they overthrow him > Putin sends Russian troops to fight the new Belarusian regime > which means less Russian troops in Ukraine > Ukrainians recapture all occupied land > Ukraine backs the new Belarusian regime against Russian invasion > chaos ensues in Russia > Putin loses power

[@theoneandonlybutreallyreal]

@@ultraviolet7838 once russia is being invaded, they will most likely just recruit a extra hundred thousand civilians

[@mukkah]

27min vid filled with all kinds of infotainment to digest, and the first line in description is environment focused. Just gottah say, combined those make for a really stellar first youtube channel impression Glad I took a chance and clicked on the thumbnail. Sub'd and look forward to checking out your other content. Thanks to channel team for the efforts, it was very enjoyed! Lynx

[@nedisahonkey]

Oh it's a really solid channel. Not perfect, but fairly well researched, unique and pertinent topic selection and fantastic editing and animation. Definitely stick around

[@k.constantine]

You know that carbon-offsetting is a huge scam, right?

[@mukkah]

@@k.constantine no idea, interesting note though More of a general comment that it was nice to see a description that begins with pointing outward from the channel's interest and gain (a blurb about the video, the channel, subbing, etc) to something they felt was important Upon further reflection, who knows. Was my initial reaction, though.

[@Fantastika]

@@k.constantine its not

[@Zoom7glxblt]

Why is there often a circle in Kazakhstan on the maps used by this channel? See 6:57 for example.

[@stvk99]

Because Russia is renting Baikonur Cosmodrome until 2050

[@Zoom7glxblt]

Thank you!! :)

[@markovmily6950]

Great vid, a bit redundant in the commentary though.

[@TheVeganTravelShow]

It would be great if you showed satellite images when you talk about the satellite images, rather than just stock footage. I think it would solidify the information.

[@ASMRJey]

They’re probably classified lol

[@truckmusic1]

5:56 Finland was never part of the USSR. Finland was however part of the Russian Empire, but gained independence during the soviet revolution.

[@tezfield]

You pronounced Belarus like 17 different ways in this video

[@sidkapoor9085]

And you are boosting engagement in his comment section.

[@gabrieljoseozanan6989]

Gotta get that Belarussy!

[@tranquility6789]

@@gabrieljoseozanan6989 💀💀💀

[@borysvengerov3398]

17 Shades of Beylauxrousse

[@maciejnielacny4652]

@@borysvengerov3398 LOL XD

[@ynk1611]

Important note: Saying "soviet style X" is stupid for multiple reasons. There was no suppression as large as the west makes it out to be. Certain opinions had no platform and pro-capitalist agitation was seen as was pro-communist agitation equally in the west, but that doesn't make it a "dictatorship". Yes, after Stalin and subsequent reforms, bureaucracy was starting to take hold in the USSR with less and less workers being active in politics, leaving it to career politicians and eventually divorcing large strides of the upper leaders from the public. In the question of wether to preserve the USSR, even with its many flaws, a huge majority voted in favor, with at least majorities in every SSR. The thing that was actually undemocratic and despotic was Gorbachevs negligence, incompetence and Yelzin's corruption and underhanded deal with capitalist sympathizers to break up the USSR to take power for themselves. The process of soviet disintegration is incredibly complex and saying Belarus is like the USSR is just wrong. Companies being state property neither makes their economy socialist, nor the mafia state any closer to what the USSR had been.

[@andyworthington283]

I've always been interested in doing what I can to carbon offset my emissions. But, I was always sceptical of that industry until I was paid to advertise on my KZbin channel. What I personally love most about Wren is that by simply paying me, they've changed my entire outlook on the carbon offsetting industry. Just like that.

[@kabyzdoch]

your writers did a great job - pretty much everything that needs to be covered is covered, and accurately too. apart from a few minor mispronunciations, it's a really solid video. bravo.

[@adamgaude5922]

Bruh the disinformation in this video is atrocious, you should do more research other than this extremely biased channel, extremely biased

[@kabyzdoch]

@@adamgaude5922 lol, dude, i wouldn't have said that if i hadn't knew all of this myself. I'm actually from belarus and, i'd say, quite familiar with the situation. i just watched this video out of curiosity, to, basically, fact check it, and was extremely impressed by its accuracy. so kool your system, will ya?

[@ziemelbriedis]

@@adamgaude5922 dont argue with fools, i bet this dude believes in climatchange carbon footprint tax, veganism and LGBTQGDH rights...

[@EvgeniPetrov]

And the tiny bit of map gore, putting Finland in Soviet Union.

[@alman6581]

Accurately? Biased definately.

[@laskeutuaskow6237]

Could you do a video on the drying up of the great salt lake in Utah or you know the drying up of reservoirs in that general area, it can become a great problem for all states nearby Utah

[@shadoww7301]

That's not really his type of content and I don't think you should be pushing your opinions onto a channel that you don't own. He can choose what he wants to talk about, and usually he chooses much bigger issues. Can't believe you're comparing that lake to war in Ukraine...

[@teelandoutdoors8641]

@@shadoww7301 What do you mean not his type of content? He has made multiple vids on the causation and consequences of water crises/ shortages and drying up of bodies of water. Also are you new to youtube? The comment section is pretty much for feedback, suggestions and opinions on channels you don’t own 😂

[@shadoww7301]

@@teelandoutdoors8641 this guy does content on world problems no one cares about some tiny lake in Utah lmao

[@afctaylor12]

Actually those states with low population areas can be easily manipulated by big companies to inforce their own ideals at national level

[@MZ-bl6wg]

Truly AWESOME and amazingly informative video on the reality of Belarus and the self appointed dictator!

[@fedrgovnykov3131]

Bucha is a fake. All dead bodyes were put on their places by Ukrainians. Just television fake. Russia has nothing common with Bucha.

[@fedrgovnykov3131]

they kill their own citizens civilians and then say that it was russia who done it

[@Landis_Grant]

Lukashenko 😊 looks like Scotty of Star Trek.

[@Ryno_YT]

I'm shook that I had no idea what was going on in Belarus. news outlets aren't doing enough.

[@constancedenchy9801]

🤣😂🤣😅😂

[@ryansauchuk7290]

The Belapussies ain't gonna do a damn thing

[@puppetmaster579]

Go Russia! Smash NATO. Kick them away from your borders. The Global South stands with you. 🇮🇳❤🇷🇺

[@solomondenning]

8:47 that hat is amazing 😂

[@Jetster26]

the title of this channel is completely accurate

[@Emanon...]

Great video. Belarus entering the war is however very, _very_ unlikely considering the Belarus armed (or lack thereof) forces are primarily used as an internal security force, not an entity actually capable of military operations.

[@liamsteele4982]

Plus NATO would invade them with no second thought

[@anonymanonymous9763]

​@@liamsteele4982 very unlikely, that would trigger a wat war with Russia due to their CSTO obligations

[@notsofatmike1]

@@liamsteele4982 Incorrect. NATO are under no obligation to back Ukraine because Ukraine is NOT a NATO member. This is why NATO is not on the ground in Ukraine. What is currently happening is a proxy war.

[@mmacage2683]

Im from Minsk, Belarus. This is most accurate video in English in whole KZbin. Great work, guys. Lukashenko and Putin will be sentenced, and Ukraine win this war and we, finally, will be free from dictatorship. Belarus will be free!

[@user-yg7rg8ob4o]

I wish everything good to Belarussians and embracment of belarussian language from Poland

[@dog5653]

Одурачили тебя, дружок. Посмотри видео, где Арестович говорит про национальную идею Украины!😂😂😂

[@mmacage2683]

@@dog5653 идиот

[@esercitodiburioni7804]

Nato troll can only wish

[@tomaskinoshta7589]

actually, the video is fake news

[@ckhalifa_]

Very solid and accurate analysis. My wife is Belorusian and I'm closely familiar with the situation in the country.

[@freddynews6478]

Very informative

[@johndewey6358]

I do not think Mr. Putin will give Mr. Lucashenko any choice but to execute Mr. Putin's orders.

[@mattandthebrick5581]

Thanks for keeping us up-to-date with what's going on I hope you keep doing it

[@noahhyde8769]

It's the first time (beyond certain other KZbin channels) that I've ever heard anyone acknowledge the obvious: Russia's getting ready for a knockout strike against Ukraine -- something they've NOT done anything near, yet. The haven't even used nearly 80% of their military capacity...not ONCE in this entire war in Ukraine, yet. Most people avoid this fact.

[@gordybishop2375]

So many good channels doing daily updates. Jake Broe is one, etc

[@gordybishop2375]

@@defcreator187 uhm…nope. Jake lives in Las Vegas, Nevada used to be in Air Force in the nuclear silos.

[@gordybishop2375]

@@defcreator187 not sure if you are trying to be funny or not. I believe is going to university there too. Very smart hard working man.

[@user-yf2xi1tk3d]

ruzzo army might point guns at bejasoldiers and missiles to Minsk - don't underestimate them

[@piotrignatenko7611]

I’ve written this as an answer to a comment about how Lukashenka actually got into power. This story is not covered in the vid, so i supposed it could be appropriate if i post it one more time. During the breakdown of the USSR, Lukashenka was not a head of belarusian state in any way. He was only an ultra-conservative member of a parliament. He was in fact in the opposition to the govt in 1991-1994. He was one of an outsider minority, who voted against independence of Belarus in 1991, and his thoughts sadly did not change a lot since then. In 1991-1994 there was no president at all, and the govt and the parliament were in some way democratic, still the majority of them came there through soviet system. But in 1994 brand-new constitution was implemented, and the first presidential elections were held. In fact, there were 4 candidates. The first one was a radical anti-soviet pro-european member of a parliament, leader of Belarusian National Front, Zianon Pazniak. He did quite a stunning job to crack down soviets in Belarusian SSR during 1980s. He was OK, and he was extremely popular among democratic activists and ‘nationally-aware’ people, who wanted a truly independent national state of Belarus, not a sattelite of russia. However, he was kinda too radical for other people, not really involved into politics. The second one was that-time parliament speaker, Stanislau Shushkievich. He was also OK. He came to the (yet soviet) parliament not through soviet hierarchy, but as an active and admired scientist in Belarusian State University. He was a true democrat, an honest politician, but not a very bright and charismatic one. I’d compare him to Angela Merkel, i believe (i respect both Merkel and Shushkievich, just in case). The third one was Viachaslau Kiebich. He was a prime-minister at that time. He was a soviet guy, he had some pretty unpleasant background as a soviet politician and he was believed to have some authoritarian ambitions. That was the reason why many people believed he was not OK. But in fact there was only one man who was totally not OK. It was Lukashenka. He was a typical, classical right-wing oppositional populist that time, strictly anti-democratic and pro-soviet. I’d compare him to a belarusian version of Orban or Zemmour (or, well, Trump). But he turned out to be far far ahead worse than all of them combined: for example, he tried to fake out his own assasination attempt to get rating. And later he said, quote: "Not only bad things are connected with the name of Adolf Hitler in history of Germany. He is an example of my view on a strong presidental republic and the presidentship." Lord, that guy just applied the Godwin law TO HIMSELF! During the electoral campaign! While genuinely no one was ever asking him about Hitler! Bur despite all these things, he got some rating with his agressive promotion (remember - these were de-facto the first elections in the whole history of Belarus, and people did not have political culture AT ALL, so they were got tricked easily). And so he got smth like 40% of votes in the first round. The runner-up was not Pazniak or Shushkievich, but Kiebich, as many people just voted for the current elites and for the status quo, and Pazniak did several unpopular things just before the elections. So in the second round Lukashenka had an ideal target for his anti-elitist campaign. He in fact did not have his own political program at all, instead, he focused on critisizing Kiebich’s govt harshly. On the other hand, this situation discouraged all pro-democratic people (who voted for Pazniak or Shushkievich) to come and vote at all, as many disliked both Kiebich and Lukashenka. It was not clear at all at that moment, that one of them is just a soviet guy, while the other is an extremely dangerous maniac, who seeked totalitarian power. So many pro-democratic people, who have cheered for the fall of the USSR, didn’t cast their vote against Lukashenka. On contrary, all the Lukashenka’s supporters came to the poll, and so Lukashenka won the second round with stunning numbers. And almost immediately, in 1995-1996, Lukashenka’s anti-democratic actions and a series of coups involving KGB (which became Lukashenka’s main ally) led to a constitutional crisis. Lukashenka won that one with brutal power, rewritten the constitution, and from that moment his way to the autoritarian soviet-style regime was wide open. In fact, Lukashenka is a textbook example of a lucky and charismatic enough villain, who was able to fool the whole young nation. This shows how fragile new democracies are and why must we support ones as they emerge. Any nation in any circumstances is not safe from this-kind scenario in the beginning of their independence, even with people being pro-independent, moderate and pro-democratic. I hope that our country will not concede our next chance.

[@kuanjohansson5304]

Maybe lukashenko trained those refugees with military skills and will send those in Belarusian uniform. Imagine, a Somali pirate and Colombian drug cartel fighting in Ukraine

[@Islamrulzzz]

By common logic ,if two of your neighbours fight against you why your allies neighbour cant join to help you? Thats the only solution which can prevent Belarus assault!!!

[@Vain-nf3il]

And cause a nuclear war with it great job atleast your not a high ranking official in nato

[@Islamrulzzz]

@@Vain-nf3il you are not in the shoes of Ukraine civilians..what a lucky man you are

[@Vain-nf3il]

@@Islamrulzzz wow what if I was a Syrian civilian or Iraqi or Yemeni they are also in war you know and Venezuela

[@samluca1244]

May be a wrong presumption. True, Belarus has been helping Russia as a staging area for Russian soldiers going to Ukraine meat grinder. But to say that Belarus would totally join the fray by sending combat troops to Ukraine is somewhat COMEDIC!