Yuri Slatov - One word: Afghanistan / Юрий Слатов - Пароль-Афган

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[@ФомаИванов-ю9п]

Я косынку завяжу, Чечня в огне. Хорошие песни, если будет возможность добавить, добавь. ^_^

[@davidmorales7458]

You can leave Afghanistan, but Afghanistan will never leave you.

[@louiszech724]

You can leave Afghanistan, but Afghanistan will never leave you -David Morales Ya know like all theses lines with that minus that fits more because it Sound like a saying (it is )

[@filipinorunemaster24]

"Вы можете покинуть Афганистан, но Афганистан никогда не оставит вас." Here's a translation of it into Russian. It might not be that accurate as I'm green to the language,so I used Google Translate to help a lil

[@Averageyoutubeenjoyerr]

Afghanistan has been part of Indian and Persian empires for centuries and Afghanistan has not been always the graveyard of empires. The Mauryan Empire( Indian origin) and the Mughal Empire which originated in Uzbekistan ruled over Afghanistan and most of the Indian subcontinent for around a century and ( around 3 century ) and most of the Indian subcontinent respectively.

[@ShaneT.0331]

@@louiszech724 going on 10 years since I left. You never leave

[@socialistfederalrepublicof7118]

@Shane Tomlin Jeez, you alright my friend?

[@DogeickBateman]

It's a good day when Omnistar East posts a new video. Also, rest in peace to all the Soviet and Coalition personnel who died in Afghanistan, for a conflict which could never be won.

[@nebojisatomic1681]

It could with atomic bomb

[@DogeickBateman]

@@nebojisatomic1681 Very true. The strategic goal however was nation-building, so glassing was probably never considered.

[@nebojisatomic1681]

@@DogeickBateman Yeah you are probably right

[@quisqueyanguy120]

@@nebojisatomic1681 For the USSR that could have escalated WW3 and for the US that would be very bad PR.

[@wifi1990]

@@DogeickBateman acceptable casualties to kill bin laden

[@sovietrussia3874]

It was not just the song, it was his performance that was as great as his music

[@Capral-zd7tg]

Вы коммунист? Моё почтение Вам!

[@neonoxy]

One of the most beautiful songs I've ever heard. Thank you for translating it.

[@filipinorunemaster24]

An apt and appropriate song for this day. As the end of an era is now upon us and the American chapter of involvement in Afghanistan comes to a close, this song echoes deep in all who served over there. I never served btw,and I'm only a student of history learning all I can about the world. Soviet or Coalition, to me it matters not as many suffered and died there in that graveyard of empires. I only wish for peace among the veterans who went to that beautiful yet unforgiving land. To those who served and came back either whole or maimed in body,mind or spirit, I wish them the best of luck and to find some peace left in this world. For those who did not return (за тех кто не вернулся), I hope their souls are at rest. It was a long and awful conflict,and to a degree we can feel the sadness and the pain in these songs. For a moment they can paint a picture of the inner turmoil in those who served and the chaos that occurred there,and I suppose that potency is why I shed a few tears when I sing along with them even though I'm still learning the language.

[@restlessnas3292]

Let’s make a better world

[@filipinorunemaster24]

@@restlessnas3292 it starts with one and then small groups,but hopefully sometime in the far future a better tomorrow comes about

[@ebtwounalevo]

Все очень печально

[@nicolasvillalba372]

Sad that americans don't have that culture of making many songs about their wars, unlike soviets/russians. Despite not liking war obviously these songs are nothing but outrageous

[@zacharieelfali3401]

American war songs are usually from civilians protesting.

[@SarawrIsAwsm]

It's sad to me too, as an American...but it's amazing to me that even through a different language, these songs can touch some of us so deeply.

[@AAA-pz2jj]

@@pembis9835 nobody cares please finish your algebra homework

[@alexvermaak1759]

@@pembis9835 The soviets were in Afghanistan to ensure the longevity of a government they were backing that supported their strategic interests, this is literally the exact reason NATO was there. The same can be said of most Soviet wars, my father killed a soviet soldier in Angola in the 1970s, we live a very very far way away from Russia my friend. Marxist-Leninist ideology is dependant on imperialism regardless of what the propaganda have told you, to kill any ideology or belief deemed reactionary on an international scale cannot happen without first invading those countries whether the people want it or not and enacting your will through a bullet or a bomb. The cultural beliefs of most peoples in the world (relationship between a man and his land and a farmer and his produce is a big one) is very at odds with communist ideology, most people do not want communism and are therefore able to be deemed reactionary.

[@alexvermaak1759]

@@pembis9835 the Soviet-Afghan war happened because the people of Afghanistan didnt want the communist government. in 1978 the Soviets backed a coup in afghanistan after which the communist party took power and immediately started enacting radical land reforms, these reforms were extremely unpopular and soon the communist government began executing political dissidents by the thousands after which armed opposition began to form. The Soviets then invaded the country to ensure that the unpopular government they forced into power in a foreign land would remain in power, how is that a liberation struggle? i have no qualms with the average soldier, as someone who is serving my land myself i know that most guys arent that interested in ideology or even generally supportive of their government its just a thing of patriotism, defending the soviet government is not smart though.

[@vladimirtherussian166]

My father served in afgan but sadly he would not return

[@zlobnyi_dobryak]

Большое спасибо за ваши труды! Потрясающий и уникальный в своем роде канал! Если вас не затруднит, хотелось бы в будущем увидеть здесь следующие песни: Коноплянников Стас - "Шестая рота " "Так неужели за два года" "Бой за высоту" "Одуванчики" Благодарю!

[@kamil_musician]

Good video! Yuri Slatov is the best singer about Afghan war

[@RS_Mogli]

Very beautiful song, thank you!

[@johnnysins5768]

Absolutely beautiful. These songs often remind me of a hungarian singer's. His name was Tamás Cseh.

[@ebtwounalevo]

Это осколки прошлого. Вечная Слава!

[@andrissanta9905]

We live in Romania...my mother is an assistant in a transylvanian hospital...they have a colleague, who came here from Italy about 5 years ago...he has a blind mother, and a deaf father...came from a very poor family...he enlisted to the military, when he was very young, so he can provide everything for his parents...he was sent to afghanistan in the early-mid 2000s, when his combat time was ended, he wanted to stay 2 more years, to provide for his family as much as he can....that was the longest 2 years of his life...he was a driver for officers...let's just say, he saw a lot of stuff there...when he came home, he was in his mid 20s, but already felt like half of his life has passed...years have passed, and he became a first responder on an ambulance...but as they take a break, and smoke a cigarette, he always tells his, and his comrades stories...he'll never forget Afghanistan

[@aryankeyvannia1555]

You don't know how long I've been looking for this

[@SahelLahoo]

I'm form Afghanistan learning Russian and somehow, I landed here. Very mixed feelings.

[@filipasceric2174]

Замечательный😭

[@ДенисФедоренко-р8я]

Please,make Чиж - Фантом (phantom). Its russian kinda ironic song about soviet pilots helping Vietnam in Vietnam war

[@joeclark1893]

The Russians help the Vietnamese beat the Americans and the Americans help the afghans beat the Russians, I find that ironic too

[@ivanniko203]

Very nice keep it up

[@123abcde123321]

Какой Слатов молодой!.. Сейчас такой серьёзный дяденька уже (для тех кто не знает - он участник ансамбля Голубые береты).

[@kalbing]

thanks comrade, for the new video

[@StarSprangledBanner]

KZbin is never going to let this channel grow.

[@evmarthegreat7974]

Hello Omnistar, another great find, immediately added to my playlist, i would like to recommend you next song, Czech song dedicated to Yuri Gagarin, its name is "Dobrý den, majore Gagarine" (Hello, major Gagarin) or "Pozdrav astronautovi" (Greetings to the astronaut)

[@TeguRiN]

I wish this song was on spotify it's so beautiful

[@jonvro4022]

Can you do “Если Хочешь есть варенье, не лови” translated as “If you want to eat the jam, don’t catch.”

[@jonvro4022]

It’s by Kaskad as well!

[@adatsus7344]

Fucking love that song

[@kilo_romeo97]

Не лови ебалом мух! 😁

[@boredforagoodname6506]

That song rocks

[@arelhayatdena2459]

With GRU footage

[@vxp444]

A pretty good song to say the least! :)

[@aritragupta161]

Russian songs turn war into a romantic pursuit.

[@Yahaa11]

You need to read the subs and try to think, atleast a little bit

[@aritragupta161]

@@Yahaa11 Yes I get it, they are anti war. The songs are not glorifying war in any way.

[@tmm6665]

Nice

[@vladimirlycurg2428]

Можно ещё сделать видео по песне Марка Бернеса "Журавли".

[@User-dc6sm]

very good

[@roopeseppanen9029]

Id like to see more chechen war stuff. Or something completely new, like the war in Ukraine.

[@theengineer5320]

He already did some on Donbass and the Heroes of Novorussya, theyre his first videos ever!

[@trevortornik1589]

@@theengineer5320 you're probably thinking of majorsamm, not omnistar east

[@roopeseppanen9029]

@@theengineer5320 Yeah you are thinking of Majorsamm.

[@theengineer5320]

@@trevortornik1589 oh shit I mixed up the channels lmao, i thought this was Samm. My bad lol

[@Pavel9277]

All the same, Russians and Americans have different views of the war. During the Vietnam War, Americans left for Canada so as not to fall under military conscription. Russian young people wrote reports at recruiting stations so that they were sent to Afghanistan. My uncle and many of his friends wrote such reports. His close friend received permission to go there, but his uncle did not, and he was worried about this. And such situations were practiced in many Soviet military units, the Soviet people were much more patriotic than the Americans in this sense, given that both there and there there was a military conscription.

[@johnkonrad5040]

Interestingly Canada became deeply involved in both wars. Canada provided technical and material assistance to the Americans in Vietnam. It also sent peacekeepers to observe the 1973 ceasefire as part of the International Commission for Control and Supervision. Likewise in Afghanistan, Canada contributed to the brief UN mission observing the Soviet withdrawal in 1989, largely trying to train individuals in Pakistan on mine-clearance. Canadians would fight and die in both wars. Individuals volunteered with the Americans during Vietnam, and Canadian forces battled the Taliban around Kandahar in 2002, and from 2005-2011. They fought the dushman in the same battlefield areas of Panjwai and Arghandab that the Soviet-backed Najibullah government contested during the 80s.

[@filipinorunemaster24]

@@johnkonrad5040 thanks for the information! I had a few inklings about Canadian volunteers in Vietnam,but I didn't know about their presence in the Ceasefire or those who also fought the Dushman. Did any of the Canadians officially link up with the Soviets and their Afghan counterparts in that war?

[@ИванИванович-з3ц5ы]

да ладно не идеализируй совков основываясь на личном опыте. Полно было таких как Гоблач например, которые прятались в сартирах, пилили себе пальцы и прочее.

[@Pavel9277]

@@ИванИванович-з3ц5ы не поливай говном "совков", основываясь на опыте Гоблача, тот самый Гоблач кстати тоже писал о переводе в Афганистан

[@ИванИванович-з3ц5ы]

@@Pavel9277 ничего он не писал, а как раз таки прятался в сартире. Об этом ег о продюссер рассказывал. А совки ои на т ои совки, чтобы их говном поливать.

[@Ingen.17]

More Chechen War pleaseee😩

[@James-th7wb]

Milye zelyonye glaza

[@Ingen.17]

@@James-th7wb He has that one already.

[@nikola12nis]

I think 2 were enough, but who am I to judge

[@Ingen.17]

@@nikola12nis 2 what..

[@nikola12nis]

@@Ingen.17 2 чеченские войны.

[@Алошэ-о5й]

How about Yegor Letov - Lyubo?

[@Ovaltine619]

Hello Stalker, sit by the fire a while.

[@anthonyjameson7129]

Do lubeh " My horse" (Мой конь) and " I am back home" ( я вернулся домой)

[@BillPurkayastha]

Ahmad Shah Massoud said if he'd known what would follow after the USSR withdrew, he would never have fought the government. To this day the Afghans have respect for Russians. For the Amerikastanis and _especially_ the Brutish, not so much.

[@meatiest1989]

Is there a source

[@Pavel9277]

@@meatiest1989 kzbin.info/www/bejne/oH3Ol6GEbrKBpcU interviews by Russian correspondents of former Mujahideen field commanders and ordinary Afghans

[@Isimud]

Nice story - bu he could only mean the Taliban - as he was already assassinated by Al Qaida before the Americans came. He would have been the perfect ally for them.

[@ArtyomMP01]

Когда публикуется 《Пыль глотаю》?

[@gholammahbub5277]

🌾🙏♥️♥️♥️

[@meatiest1989]

Relates to American soldiers too

[@joejohnson1004]

Regardless what people say about the Soviet Union it knew how to fill people's heart with fire, sadly today Russia has everything but that fire. CCCP

[@linapakhomova1638]

CCCP

[@ПрошлогоднийЛимонад-ш4д]

Песню 333 послушайте про войну на хохляндии... 🤷‍♂️

[@ДушныйЩет]

"Синяя река" pls

[@yourtoastershandemover2211]

Afghanistan is the country with 1000 signs saying "Don't fight here," and the US tried it anyway. RIP to the thousands who died regardless of nationality.

[@RachmadaniFAG]

They failed to educate their puppet government

[@DVXDemetrivs]

Oh, plz, stop making Afghanistan this idiotic pseudo-historical meme. Afghanistan has been conquered at least three times in a thousand years

[@yourtoastershandemover2211]

@@DVXDemetrivs And it's been lost every time, it's not hard to conquer but it's nearly impossible to hold. "At least 3 times in 1000 years." You don't even realize how bad that sounds? If something only happens roughly 1 time every 300 years is it a good idea to keep trying?

[@DVXDemetrivs]

@@yourtoastershandemover2211 Depends on what you need. Strategic region or money. No one will conquer Afghanistan for the sake of money(the British did this only to protect their India from a possible Russian invasion). No one conquered Russia, they forced Russia to pay tribute or give up part of the territories, but even in the most terrible years of the Mongol invasion or the Polish-Lithuanian invasion, Russia was self-governed by local rulers. But for some reason every century Russia was attacked

[@yourtoastershandemover2211]

@@DVXDemetrivs Russia even failed to hold Afghanistan and they're so much closer than the UK or the US. Strategically it is a nightmare to fight in as an invader since it's a defenders paradise, mountain ranges with plenty of opportunity to dig tunnels and run circles around enemies. Logistically it's a terrible idea to invade since it's landlocked and neighbors several countries that are not friendly to us so we can't station resupply stations and bases. So tell me again, is it a good idea to invade Afghanistan?

[@Sprejzastaklo]

Can we get some more yugoslavia music pls

[@yoloninja4798]

All of these songs gain a great kind of dramatic irony ever since the west finally withdrew from afganistan. Can one experence shaudenfruede for your own actions?

[@alikelostcassettes6839]

Привет друг хотел бы узнать где ты берешь кадры? Если не секрет

[@cptlemmy]

Hop

[@PassiveMeasures]

Read "Zinky boys" if you can.

[@demianalessandroguardadosa1239]

For all Hispanic viewers, does this guy sound like Fernando Delgadillo to y’all or just me?

[@keyaw.9132]

Hi

[@keyaw.9132]

@марвин no i was the second comment in this video before Omnistar east

[@ussr5500]

we went to afghanistan. ... and they beaten us

[@linapakhomova1638]

Wrong.

[@shashwat_shaw]

1st again

[@mochiisntbad6762]

Ahh afghan its unfortunate that the US left afghan without making any classics

[@Matteo-l7y]

Nam ne hvatalo vozduha na gornyh perevalah Mečtali o vode my v pustyne Registan chorus Kričali my ot boli na kojkah medsanbatov I vsë-taki po-dobromu my pomnim naš Afgan Kričali my ot boli na kojkah medsanbatov I vsë-taki po-dobromu my pomnim naš Afgan verse V ljudskom potoke ulicy melʹknëtet lico znakomoe Obvetrennye guby, koričnevyj zagar chorus Bytʹ možet, byl v Kabule on, v Šindande ilʹ Bagrame A možet serdce vzdrognet pri slove "Kandagar" Bytʹ možet, byl v Kabule on, v Šindande ilʹ Bagrame A možet serdce vzdrognet pri slove "Kandagar" verse No mne ne tak už važno, otkuda ètot parenʹ Mne važno, čto ottuda, mne važno, čto byl tam chorus I ne projdu ja mimo, a lišʹ skažu tihonʹko Edinstvennoe slovo, parolʹ odin: "Afgan" verse I my pojmëm drug druga, nam lišnih slov ne nado Glaza ego zasvetjatsja osobennym ognëm chorus Rebjat svoih my vspomnim i vspomnim naši gory A posle naši pesni negromko propoëm Rebjat svoih my vspomnim i vspomnim naši gory A posle naši pesni negromko propoëm verse Nam ne hvatalo vozduha na gornyh perevalah Mečtali o vode my v pustyne Registan chorus Kričali my ot boli na kojkah medsanbatov I vsë-taki po-dobromu my pomnim naš Afgan Kričali my ot boli na kojkah medsanbatov I vsë-taki po-dobromu my pomnim naš Afgan .

[@user-ic1ojq-hyof7]

Путь и Истина - Иисус Христос! Точка!

[@qznl3322]

Please, make a clip of the Sky of Slavs

[@russianoperativealexinikol2800]

First

[@Samv769]

Афганистан земля недоступная для захватчиков

[@playerfromsomewhere5400]

almost 1st

[@aladabimbot8405]

Im muslim

[@SuperSimpleasthat]

This bolshevik looks traumatized

[@Pavel9277]

Avatar with the flag of Israel gives any of your statements about the Bolsheviks irony lol

[@DogeickBateman]

@@Pavel9277 Very ironic, yes.

[@flip8885]

Жаль, что найти перебор - не представляется возможным :(

[@za_nu_da]

Там ссылка в описании есть. Или это не то?