WHY IS VLADIVOSTOK RUSSIAN? || RUSSO-JAPANESE WAR

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[@GeoPerspective]

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[@lglubbock7593]

open and change for western multinational company plunder and hunter biden deals lol. you are not fooling anyone

[@lglubbock7593]

so where you from i ll guesspoland or baltics

[@NeostormXLMAX]

turkey didn't exist it was the ottomans also the flags were wrong for most of the parts

[@NeostormXLMAX]

also wtf is with north korea and south korea. korea was literally a single country at the time, and they were part of japan, similar to scotland and whales, they got absorbed into the japanese empire for years

[@QuizmasterLaw]

XAaxaaxaxaa "If RUssia just..." Xaxaxaxaaaa....

[@bretthorting9400]

I will be going back to Siberia in April 2023, and plan on visiting Vladivostok, and then heading more north on the Road of Bones P-504 to Yakutsk, Oymyakon and Magadan. Great content as always, and excited for your next video.

[@GeoPerspective]

Wow, I'm jealous :D thanks for watching as always

[@nocolo123]

China will oneday take it back

[@zachvanwolf2123]

I guess that plan was changed.

[@robert9016]

I hope you still got to do your trip Brett

[@cecitueracela1482]

you tiptoed around the debates around that area's history very well! thanks for another video

[@dereky.6737]

Just a note, video at 7:52 to 7:59 is not of Japanese forces in 1905, but Chinese KMT forces (under Chiang Kai-Shek, also shown in footage) in the late 1930's.

[@NeostormXLMAX]

I mean i literally say chiang himself lmao

[@NeostormXLMAX]

Also fun fact in 1905 chiang himself was studying in japan, and he even joined the japanese military for a while so he could have participated although he did not write much about his time there, one of his sons he actually adopted from one of his japanese friends in school

[@Razzle_Dazzle-]

Vladivostok has nothing to do with Japan as the title suggest. Even during the Russo-Japanese war, Vladivostok was left untouched

[@sonsonpicov7644]

Great job! I like this content!

[@zainmudassir2964]

Small correction The Kurils were inhabited by Ainu people who were completely different from Japanese and heavily persecuted under Japanese occupation in 1800s until 1945.

[@edthebumblingfool]

so still less persucuted than under Russian rule.

[@ZoranJovic-li2ee]

@@edthebumblingfool so what?

[@justacommonman5935]

​@@edthebumblingfoolnope you are so wrong,the ainu *TO THIS DAYS* are treated as "Second class Citizens" by japanese government cause some of them refuse to erased their own cultured,most of those ainu accept to erase their cultured and became like japanese like change names,act like japanese or using japanese as mother language will treated like other citizen but if those ainu refuse to do so...their gonna left on their own,and most of them suffer during winter times cause most of those refuse are living on faraway Villages. "Russian badly treated ainu than Japanese?" u better learning something before talking bullsh-it to others,japanese goverment mentality still the same as the last one get nuked during 1945.

[@edthebumblingfool]

Russia expelled all the Japanese when it took the islands what are you jibbering on about.@@justacommonman5935

[@user-zr6pw7vh9u]

​​​@@justacommonman5935 fun fact: Soviet expelled every single Asian away from far east region prior and post war. Those who refuse to leave were brutally murdered by the soldiers Also fun fact: the Russia you love conduct countless genocide and cleansing throughout their past, to the point that nearly all Siberian natives were wiped out. They also slaughtered many Polish people throughout their three times occupation towards Poland

[@MrJumpster581]

Nice job especially historical content! Hope to visit there in a few years! Thx Jim USA

[@GeoPerspective]

Nice :D

[@MrJumpster581]

@@GeoPerspective great so wherevus that accent from !!?? Keep up your good work

[@GeoPerspective]

@@MrJumpster581 Nowhere in particular but has an Irish twist since that's where I grew up.

[@MrJumpster581]

@@GeoPerspective Thought so ! Will look forward to more great videos .

[@YeehawOutlaw]

The original name of Vladivostok was ‘Haishenwai’ before the Russians was there.

[@navegantezen5983]

Indeed, a Chinese city

[@alexindiy4500]

​@@navegantezen5983Ерунда полная. Хэншейвань это бухта голубого трепанга. Земля была ничьей. Владивосток основала Россия.

[@navegantezen5983]

@@alexindiy4500 This territoy was part of China, with or without people. Stalin recognized it. Anyway, China and Russia already are happy with their border resolutions. But don't try to change the history, is not a good idea.

[@alexindiy4500]

@@navegantezen5983 То, что вы говорите, это ложь. Косвенно доказывает это то, что на территории Приморского края края не было ни одного дома китайского, когда пришли русские, не то, чтобы города или деревни. А если бы Китай объявил, что весь мир Китай, что всё должны с этим согласиться.

[@navegantezen5983]

@@alexindiy4500 Really? Can you believe this? But the village had a name for something, right? And it was in the chinese maps as chinese teritory as early as 127. (Wikipedia) History of Vladivostok The city was the site of a Chinese settlement around 600 AD,[29][30] where it was known as Yongmingcheng (永明城 [Yǒngmíngchéng], "city of eternal light") during the Yuan dynasty.[19] For a long time, the Russian government looked for a stronghold in the Far East; this role was played in turn by the settlements of Okhotsk, Ayan, Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky, and Nikolaevsk-on-Amur. By the middle of the 19th-century, the search for the outpost had reached a dead end. None of the ports met the necessary requirement: to have a convenient and protected harbor next to important trade routes.[31] After China was threatened with war on a second front by Governor-General of the Far East Nikolay Muraviev when China was suppressing the Taiping Rebellion,[13] the Aigun Treaty was concluded by Muraviev's forces, after which Russian exploration of the Amur region began, and later, as a result of the signing of the Treaty of Tientsin and the Convention of Peking, the territory of modern Vladivostok was annexed to Russia. ... As you probably know, Haishenwai (in Manchu language) (Yongmingcheng (永明城) in Chinese) became Vladivostok just in 1860 when Russia profited to take those lands from China during the Second Opium War on China by the British and French. Yes my friend. Russia has been as colonialist as the Europeans colonialists. Or you think that all the lands that Russia has by now were given to her by God?

[@qqqqqq1209]

In July 1918, the United States, France and Great Britain asked the Japanese government to take part in a joint intervention in Siberia. The US has proposed that each ally send 7,000 soldiers. The Tokyo military headquarters developed ambitious plans for a military expedition to Siberia, and also persuaded China to agree to Japanese intervention in Northern Manchuria. Instead of 7 thousand soldiers, Japan sent 12 thousand, a naval squadron and military aircraft for Vladivostok. Within a few months, Japan increased the number of troops to more than 75 thousand. a man, and advanced along the Siberian Railway to the Trans-Baikal region between Amur and Baikal. At the end of the First World War, in November 1918, Japanese soldiers occupied all harbors and major cities in Russia and in Primorye and Eastern Siberia. if you started telling, then tell everything and don't jump like a flea. You didn't tell a lot of facts, you hid them, and some of them turned over. You also say that Russia dropped nuclear bombs on Japan in 1945. Your story does not mention the full role of the US and European countries in Vladivostok until 1922 !

[@redzeckez3346]

Don't forget that 1920 to 1922 they become the Far East Republic. Same if they were Moderate-Socialist, they played on the side of Japan, US and rest of Europe. They don't trusted the Soviet and in 1922 their intuition was right..

[@Edo9River]

Probably part of his problem was access to information. Does he speak and read Russian? Chinese? Korean?

[@marcosburgos8415]

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[@MrGreg771]

When yankees going to give back California,New Mexico,Texas to Mexico state and no longer poke their noses into not their business???

[@Manuel_Fal_Conde]

@@monumentaltravel3745 weakness? Nukes?

[@efimborisov8545]

Great job! Thank you for tag me 😎

[@GeoPerspective]

Thank you for the fantastic shots!

[@kevinp8882]

As always a banger of a video!

[@theman1412]

Very informative

[@crybigfan]

Too great to be underrated

[@GeoPerspective]

Thank you :)

[@walterhighwood3209]

This video and the one about Khabarovsk are great documents about the Russian Far East. Can you also make a video about Yuzhno-Sahalinsk, the city with Japanese influence ?

[@GeoPerspective]

Thank you. I would like to know more about Sakhalin in general but I'm having a hard time keeping up with my ideas for videos.

[@murom87]

Great video! Do one about Smolensk, it is my wonder town :)

[@GeoPerspective]

May look into it :)

[@andrewcorns2982]

Brilliant video can you do Voronezh next please

[@GeoPerspective]

If I can find something interesting and new to talk about.

[@RUHappyATM]

Am surprised you didn't mention the Soviet-Japanese border conflicts of the 1930's.

[@GeoPerspective]

talked of them in my Khabarovsk video

[@michaelbertino8107]

I LOVE your wall map. Who makes it, as i've been looking for a large, detailed wall map

[@GeoPerspective]

You must mean the huge map behind me? I have recently lost it :/ because I had to move. I just bought it in a map store in Brussels. But I have seen the design on Aliexpress also so I'm sure its on Amazon too if you look hard enough.

[@Max-tj5fv]

Thank you, great video. And yes you were right, almost all cars that were imported to Vladivostok before 2020 were cut in half and then welded back together to avoid paying import taxes. Now as far as I know its no longer legal

[@hazanghideyoshi]

love your video. good job . next can you make video about russian city of petropavlovsk-kamchatsky in kamchatka peninsula. that city is lot more far far east than vladivostok. it would be interesting to see. i gladly hit subscribe button

[@GeoPerspective]

thanks for the suggestion, I'll look into it

[@alexvig2369]

Again, another bad take on history on your part. The reason Japan didn't strike at the USSR was because they were already beat by the Soviets during the Battle of Khalkin Gol. They tried to take advantage of the Soviet regime not being well-established yet, but it backfired on them in 1938. They signed a treaty with Joseph Stalin that in case of a war in Europe, Japan wouldn't attack the USSR and the Japanese honored it. In fact, it was Joseph Stalin who broke this peace agreement with Japan by declaring war on the in 1945 to take over Manchuria, Sakhalin and the Kuril Islands.

[@moefinesse9878]

This is one of the best historical mini documentary of Russia's far east. Amazing work

[@navegantezen5983]

But he didn’t tell that not only Manchuria was part of the Republic of China but also Vladivostok. He didn’t say that Russia stole almost a quarter of China’s territory and never gave Vladivostok back to China. It’s the least that now president Putin offered China to use Vladivostok’s port for their trade.

[@Zholobov1]

Широка страна моя родная Много в ней лесов, полей и рек Я другой такой страны не знаю, Где так вольно дышит человек

[@danielefabbro822]

Vladivostok was always a strategic port of Far Orient. We can consider it the "third capital" of Russia after Moscow and Saint Petersburg.

[@bigty390]

NO THE 3rd captial is Kazan

[@danielefabbro822]

@@bigty390 sure, culturally speaking, but economically?

[@user-sk6kj8ju7y]

Why nothing about the battle on Khalkin Gol which was also called as the second Russo-Japanese war? Total humiliation of Japanese army (not navy) after which they haven't dared to attack even during ww2.

[@gerijokub7737]

How is it a "humiliation" when the Soviet & Mongolian troops/tanks/vehicles/aircraft outnumbered the Japanese side by nearly 3 times? Not to mention the fact that there were more casualties on the Soviet side than on the Japanese side. Use your logic, please. If anything, that battle was more embarrassing for the Soviets, despite the victory. The first Russo-Japanese war was definitely the definition of humiliation because of the fact that the Japanese were slightly outnumbered by the Russians and yet they still defeated them on their home soil.

[@jelly.212]

Lol the Russians lost hundreds of tanks and armored vehicles. It was more like a pyrrhic victory for Russia.

[@annabelle164]

​@@jelly.212You in the West have your own understanding of history. The USSR attacked Russia - liberation, dropped nuclear bombs on Hiroshima Nagasaki - liberation. It's not for you to judge history, watch cartoons

[@yesun-erdeneodmunkh4858]

@@gerijokub7737 outnumbered by russians 🤣🤣🤣🤣. modern war is all about supply and its hard to supply from west to far east and trans-siberia railway was under construction during Russo-Japanese.

[@edthebumblingfool]

Russia and Japan had a non Agression pact in ww2 until the last days when Russia tried a land grab that caused chaos in Asia for 40 years. hardly not dared to attack they had no interest.

[@antoniojnoboa]

3:30 You can spot the Guayas School Ship, the Ecuadorian Roving Ambassador of the Waves! Must have been 2008!

[@nevidimka6353]

Fantastic history and documentary on Valdivostok. Really a great piece. I always belived russia can do more to bring up vladivostok economy that will eventually contribute to the overall economy. I also hoped you would have covered recent russian investment in vladivostok city to develop its infrastructure and local economy but it was not. Can you do a part 2 to cover the recent focus on developing Vladivostok? LIke the new university, the new bridges, the new port building ships up to 100 000 tons or more? and more industries to diversify vladivostok economy? I honestly belive, vladivostok leveraging on its position on the far east end of russia and nearby 3 of the worlds largest economy of china, japan and Korea have the potential to grow to many magnitudes in size and economic development. I believe, Vladivostok has the potential in terms of economy to grow to 3 times as much as it is now. Its just that Korea, or japan or China have their own ulterior reasons for not wanting to invest in vladivostok. Please make a Part 2!

[@user-uh8fu3mb9l]

It is almost as if these three countries conspired to blockade the Russian Far East, both from each other and from the outside world. After all, it is reasonable that, if Russian market suddenly opened up to foreign investment, it would definitely intensify the contention and rivalry between these three countries, whose mutual relations are far from cordial.

[@nevidimka6353]

@@user-uh8fu3mb9l thts true. Each 3 has its own motves for not investing in vladivostok and make it into a competitor to its own industry segment.

[@SerwerW]

i like it

[@mrbigolnuts3041]

Fantastic, could you please do Ukraine productions also?

[@GeoPerspective]

I have a video on Lviv, it’s similar quality to this.

[@lanmarknetworking3034]

Is it really an "unequal treaty" if the alternative is more open conflict and possible total political and military destruction and possibly 100% direct foreign rule? (For some reason that little strip of land in Southern New Mexico is coming to mind for some reason...)

[@Rubinrus]

On the topic of occupation of Kuril islands - those were populated mostly by Ainu, natives of Japanese islands who were pushed away to Hokkaido and then almost exterminated by starvation. Japan up to this day treats them as second-rate citizens up to this day and age (because you can easily tell who's Japanese and who's Ainu - the second ones look like a mix of Yakuts and Slavs). The only time they recognize them as equals to Japanese is when they talk about Sakhalin and Kurils. And even when Japan was funding "expedition" to Siberia during Civil War (while supporting White Movement) to exploit resources and try to install Shinto, they didn't miss the chance to remind Ainu "their place". If we skip all the mess the Kuril problem is, it is simply too inhumane to give Japan populated Kuril islands back, not in this century at very least (they've recognized existence of Ainu only in ~~2018). Also, it's not pursuing openness and investing into infrastructure. Connecting Far East to Siberia is hell of a task due to climate of Siberia and just how much territory it is. Japan did invest a lot into Vladivostok and Sakhalin, Russia did try to repopulate the Far-Eastern lands by giving people free land there. It did show some results but those were "decent" at best. With birthrates that never recovered after WW2 and 90s crisis and immense amount land, cancer in form of modern capitalism (look up at birth rates in the most advanced/rich countries), Russia needs to focus on industrial centers (by intentionally making low population towns to move out to somewhere else) and possibly ease a migration policy from China (they're already trying with Africa), but then again, you don't exactly want a Chinese minority turning into something big. I can understand that author is from one of Baltic states or from Ukraine (by accent), but if you're making a documental film - do try to be reasonable. Saying stuff like "oh, just try to improve infrastructure lol" is a total nonsense when you don't say a thing about the context. I did get my bachelors exactly by researching Russian Far-East and Japan and there's NO easy solution to any problem there. The best solution is to somehow make the territory populous, but then again, we're talking about a territory where you can wake up during a summer and see mountains of snow. Isn't exactly the place you wanna live. Once again, letting Chinese to populate those lands is one of solutions, but those guys do have their own ambitions in Siberia (as mentioned in video about the language that was spoken in some parts of Siberia) and having that land hosting ~~10-40 millions of Chinese is like asking them to annex it into Greater China.

[@user-xe5wm1on2m]

A large part of the information is incorrect. Some of them are just assumptions some of them are completely wrong. You should do your research before teaching others.

[@manzell]

Spoke a little too soon on those Kuril Islands...

[@morningstararun6278]

Whenever I look at the map of Russia, the first thing I do is go crazy 😂😂

[@yeetian2774]

Russian empire forced China or Qing dynasty to cede valadivostok in 1860.

[@jgdooley2003]

Considering the current state of San Francisco with its homeless problem and large crime problem it is probably better if Vladivostok does not seek to emulate San Francisco or any other US city in current times.

[@lrn_news9171]

Vladivostok has a long way to go? It has among the highest average income among Russian cities and I am willing to bet that the average Russian living in Vladivostok today has similar living standards as people in San Francisco which currently has massive problems with unaffordability, lack of cleanliness, dying middle class, people leaving.

[@GeoPerspective]

fair point

[@FFKorMax]

I'm Russian who has been living in Vladivostok for 20 years. Our living standards actually exceed those of San Francisco. We haven't, however, caught up with North Korean standarts, as we can't eat bark of a tree for lunch and breakfast yet. Come to us from your rotten West, enjoy post Soviet culture. You're always welcomed

[@jelly.212]

@@FFKorMax North Korea seems way more developed and functional than Russia right now.

[@jelly.212]

@@FFKorMax I hope they send you to bakhmut 😂 lol

[@dajdasdq]

i can't believe how delusional you are. i'm from vladivostok and we're waaaaaay back in terms of living standards

[@MrTTuguldur]

It’s because Russia have annexed former Mongolian territory these include Baykal lake and half of Siberia.

[@alexvig2369]

Two points, WWI was actually very popular with the Russian public. It's only the left-wing factions like the Bolsheviks who were against it. And they were a minority! That's why they took over power by force, they knew they couldn't win the election that was set to happen in December 1917. So they launched their revolution in October 1917. Second, Russia was actually winning in the eastern front of WWI. By all accounts. The war was popular with Russians and they thought they were winning decisively. Even today, it is seen this way in Russia and they mostly see the political infighting that led to the collapse of the Russian government in early 1917 a political disaster to an otherwise successful war.

[@alkriman4182]

At around 5:02, before the strike banner fades completely, the text "No support for provisional government" appears for at most a tenth of a second. (And I recall no provisional government in 1904-5; looks like footage from 1917.) May I suggest that you decide what you want to display and display it adequately, and not have these teaser distractions? The same thing happens at 5:06 with "Long live the socialist revolution!!" You introduce the German invasion of Poland that began WWII and follow it immediately with the "Great Patriotic War" that began almost two years later. You do not mention the Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact or the Soviet occupation of eastern Poland, the Baltic states, etc. It is fair to say that you gloss over the USSR's share of blame at the beginning of WWII. This silence would not be out of place in a Soviet or Russian schoolbook. The USSR was only against WWII after it went against them and after their complicity had aided the Axis enormously. Your intentions may be entirely innocent, but many viewers will judge otherwise.

[@Manuel_Fal_Conde]

I was expecting this Russophobic comment. A typical example of brainwashing. Why didn't you mention the intervention of Western countries in the civil war between the Reds and whites in Russia? Why didn't you mention Western sanctions against the young USSR? That the USSR did not receive reparations from Germany, unlike France, the USA and Britain? That the cause of World War 2 was the brutal imperialism and colonialism of Western countries? That during the Soviet-Polish War of 1919-21, Poland was sponsored by Western European countries with money and weapons? Thanks to this, Poland won, and relations between it and the USSR became absolutely hostile. Why is there no mention of Poland's participation in the illegal division of Czechoslovakia, where Poland also annexed the Tesin region? That is, de facto, Poland, along with Nazi Germany, carried out illegal aggression against a sovereign state? You also forgot to mention the participation of Britain and France in the Munich agreement, where Czechoslovakia was literally given to Germany to eat. Officially. That is, both France and Britain were also responsible for the outbreak of World War 2? And the sanctions and embargoes of the United States and Western countries against Japan, because of which Japan started a war against the United States and allies? You can lie as much as you want, and distort historical facts. And the facts are that it was the West that waged the most brutal and unprovoked wars around the world, drove whole continents into slavery, destroyed peoples and countries. He rewrote history and culture. There is a God, and he sees everything.

[@abdirahmanmumin2609]

Wtf Somalia 5:50

[@Orray]

is there a country that russia didn't go to war with?

[@justacommonman5935]

My nation? They even supporting us when we still struggle with our freedom against the European colonialist.....when the U.S started a Rebellions here and supporting them,sending bunch of psycopath C.I.A pilots to aided those Rebels...how i knew they send C.I.A pilots? Cause one of those bas-tard get shot down by our AA,get captured and after some interogation that bastard tell he loved killing Civilians and bombing villages whenever he can.....yep that guy are sended by U.S to Aided *Freedoms* rebels and they are WORSE than Russian that is a facts.

[@raidang]

Indian, Thailand, Malaysia, Indonesia, Ireland, Norway, Portugal, Brazil, Argentina, most of Africa countries , Saudi Arabia etc

[@Orray]

@@raidang countries it went to war with: Finland, chechnya, syria, Georgia, japan, Afghanistan, moldova, ukraine, sudan, libya

[@raidang]

@@Orray you're literally contradicting your own question idiot

[@alexandrcorbin1709]

Посмотрел комментарии которые лайкает автор канала. Мало того, что информация из первых ссылок в гугле, так еще у автора явно какие-то проблемы с головой, как и у тех, кто это комментирует. Выздоравливай п не лезь в историю России, а то мы полезем в историю сша, германии, австралии, британии и так далее по списку. Будет больно и неприятно.

[@andriesgrabowsky2717]

Atually the Trans Siberian starts in Hook of Holland.

[@milekragulj325]

Why Gibraltar is in UK

[@raidang]

Cuz its British territory and Spain didn't want Gibraltar either

[@lukassunardi9662]

Anglosaxon race ( US,Britain,France,Germany ,Russia etc ) is imperialist n colonialist. Manchu tribe in outer manchuria region( vladivostok n khabarov region ) already occupied by them.

[@GeoPerspective]

Facts

[@r-vinth7923]

Han Chinese race is imperialistic and is clearly shown in the occupation of Tibet and sinkiang.

[@stopato5772]

All Human races have participated in imperialist and colonialism. Mongols under Kengis Khan, Cambodia and Vietnam, China in South Seas, Maori in Aotearoa. Anglosaxon races were the early adopters of sailing ships and global journeys.

[@alexandrcorbin1709]

600 000? You have incorrect data. for real there are much more, about 1500000(with immigrants and citizens who not born in city)

[@alexandrcorbin1709]

@@timb6015 причина тряски, порк?

[@ImATiger-ci5ru]

Vladivostok, outter Manchuria and Sakhalin belong to The Far Eastern Asian’s dynasties. Valadivostok was called “Hǎishēnwǎi / 海參崴”under Qing dynasty.

[@GeoPerspective]

Yup, I wish there was more info about it during that period.

[@David-hk3ly]

Vladivostok was under Manchu control from the 16th to the 19th centuries. In 1860 Count Nikolai Muraviev took over the place and founded the city. Russia took over the entire Sea of Japan coast depriving Manchuria of an outlet to the sea. In the early 20th century the city had a large Chinese population which was whittled down thru pogroms and persecutions during the Soviet period. By 1938 most of them had either died or been driven away. It remains mostly a Russian city today.

[@andrewjackson7758]

Racist 19th Century cartoons are funny

[@raymonddon8875]

russia should give that land back to china!

[@user-xb7lh2qm1e]

Почему?

[@user-gk9pw8ky6m]

You didn't discuss Russia massacring all the Chinese natives living in Vladivostok to allow Russians to immigrate in.

[@r-vinth7923]

You didn't discuss Chinese massacring Tibetans and xighurs living in Tibet and sinkiang

[@badroad4610]

Their wasn't any native Chinese there heck Chinese not even native to north east China ( manchoria)

[@user-gk9pw8ky6m]

@@badroad4610 That is what Russian like to do kill all people on the new land and allocate new people to there

[@alfonsasgrinevicius7477]

The mighty superpower USSR desintegrated into 15 new states plus Ichkeria(Chechnia). It got rotten inside , no hot war was necessary. Soon, after the onslaugt against Ukraine is over , the land of Orcs will split into six independent states . Normal democratic Russian-speaking countries . Long-live free prosperous USS ! ! ! United States of Siberia . By the way , UK bureucrats and brass hats , back in the XVIII century , mocked at the idea of the USA. Greetings from Lietuva.

[@vasy_5177]

Когда ждать распада, через год-два, 10 лет, 100 лет?

[@user-dr8xv5wu4s]

Hmm… the land if orcs sounds poetic especially from the creatures that can tell a boy from a girl and voted for a guy with dementia to be their leader:) you are so so normal! And so democratic! People in Iraq, Afghanistan, Serbia and many other countries know that for sure. Japan is particularly grateful for your record cover shellings and the one and only atomic bombing!

[@nikolai_kury]

Dream on)) in KZbin comments 😂😂😂

[@edwardcicco7406]

Strange delirium ...

[@alfonsasgrinevicius7477]

@@vasy_5177 Kesha , in 1922 comrade V.Ulyanov with other gangsters created the USSR . I was supposed to exist and prosper forever. Yet the Empire of Evil 😈 dragged 69 years only. The famous philosopher S. Lazarev states: all processes are accelerating. Thus, the disintegration of Orcland might come faster.

[@edvinbukvic9564]

It’s Japan, always will be.

[@jelly.212]

Vladivostok should be in china and kuril islands in Japan . Freedom to Siberia

[@BruhV52]

No. No one is Chinese in valdivoatok, barely anyone is Japanese in Kuril, Siberia would starve it self if indepedent

[@crosschannel1728]

@@BruhV52China occupied Outer Manchuria before 1860s,and you just said there is no Chinese? You may don’t know Manchus is one ethnic group that belong to China and lived in Vladivostok before.

[@BruhV52]

@@crosschannel1728 it's still Russia and I support russia

[@verafaith5961]

Inner Mongolia must be in Mongolia, South Korea must be in North Korea. America must be ruled by Indeans. Freedom to Manchuria. Freedom to Catalonia. freedom to Scotland.

[@BruhV52]

@@verafaith5961 freedom to Wales, freedom to Kosovo, to Tranistria, to Texas, etc lol

[@grigoriymendelson927]

I was in Vladivostok, Far East in 1983,This is area Russia,always and forever, but now situation difficult and war on Ukraine and crazy government Putin,military and imperialism political this is very bad and shame!But didn't matter this is area Russian, but Ukraine this is Ukraine, not Russia!Get out from Ukraine!Make free and stop crazy stupid war!

[@stevecariggillio4139]

The Chinese want it back

[@bachehazara5009]

This city belongs to the great Qing dynasty. And believe me the China has a plane for this city. 🇦🇫🇦🇫🇨🇳🇨🇳❤️

[@paziloyvoron54oldrabbit39]

No

[@user-sk6kj8ju7y]

No

[@arvitrisnawati392]

no it’s ship

[@jelly.212]

@@paziloyvoron54oldrabbit39 yes

[@r-vinth7923]

Believe me Tibetans have a plan for Tibet and xighurs have a plan for Xinjiang. They don't belong to china

[@christophersimmons614]

kuril islands should be Japanese. Russia will not be forgiven for the Ukraine war crimes.

[@AtoZ-fk8rw]

In your dreams maybe. Although no, not even there 😉

[@christophersimmons614]

@@AtoZ-fk8rw genocide on any scale is wrong what is happening in Ukraine is a travesty and the islands are literally Japanese but under the Russian government occupation communist.

[@user-sk6kj8ju7y]

Good joke haha

[@christophersimmons614]

@@user-sk6kj8ju7y innocent people dying is a joke to you? ukraine did nothing and neither did japan. it's territorial conquest+greed.

[@user-sk6kj8ju7y]

@@christophersimmons614 innocent people died because of Ukrainian n@zism on Donbass, Japan didn't do anything ? Go buy a history book and read about ww2, clown

[@YeehawOutlaw]

The original name of Vladivostok was ‘Haishenwai’ before the Russians was there.