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BROWDER: What's most important reason why Ukrainians taking down Wildberries, and why it has an effect. Russians mostly don't care about civilian casualties in Ukraine. They say, "It doesn't affect me, my life is fine." They say, "Whatever, as long as our life is fine, Putin can conduct this... war. Those Ukrainians are bad," and so on. And so, if all of a sudden, Russians can no longer order goods to be delivered tomorrow, it affects their life. In the same way as it affects their life that the internet was turned off in Moscow and Saint Petersburg. In the same way it affects their life that they have to stand in lines for many hours in order to get gasoline. This is bringing the war home to the very cynical Russian people who don't care about killing Ukrainians. They now say, "Wait a second, what's the point of all this war when I can't order my goods the next day?" Bringing the war home to Russians creates real pressure on Putin and his government to justify the war. And so the less justification they have, the less sacrifice Russians are going to want to make. And so, at some point, this wave of indignation in Russia may become unbearable for Putin.show more

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This guy explains that this war isn’t Putin’s and Zelensky’s. It’s Russia’s war, and anyone who supports it. It seems so off to hear that Russians are sorry for deaths on both sides after facing what they preferred not to see before. They didn’t care about Ukrainians dying. They’re scared now and they deserve it. Also, Russians can end it in a second. They don’t demand it because they don’t want to lose. However, I disagree that the Russian army is the second strongest in the world and that Ukraine has almost no military. Unfortunately, Russia has many useful idiots willing to die for their Czar and imperialism, so Ukrainians have a lot of work to do and need a lot of support to deter them.

This guy explains that this war isn’t Putin’s and Zelensky’s. It’s Russia’s war, and anyone who supports it. It seems so off to hear that Russians are sorry for deaths on both sides after facing what they preferred not to see before. They didn’t care about Ukrainians dying. They’re scared now and they deserve it. Also, Russians can end it in a second. They don’t demand it because they don’t want to lose. However, I disagree that the Russian army is the second strongest in the world and that Ukraine has almost no military. Unfortunately, Russia has many useful idiots willing to die for their Czar and imperialism, so Ukrainians have a lot of work to do and need a lot of support to deter them.

Victoria

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American historian Horton on the fact that Russia does not need Europe and America: Some Americans say that they want to continue the war to weaken Russia. They have said and say this all the time. Many American politicians and journalists have the same opinion. The war is in the United States' hands, it is not worth a single life. Russians are dying, not American soldiers. In many cases, our politicians do not even mention the Ukrainians.

American historian Horton on the fact that Russia does not need Europe and America: Some Americans say that they want to continue the war to weaken Russia. They have said and say this all the time. Many American politicians and journalists have the same opinion. The war is in the United States' hands, it is not worth a single life. Russians are dying, not American soldiers. In many cases, our politicians do not even mention the Ukrainians.

Ignorance, the root and stem of all evil

34,201 views • 1 year ago

Why Putin is so popular in Russia: Already at his inauguration, he expressed the sentiment that many Russians know. Show a moment of weakness and the enemy will force you to your knees. Time and again, Russians have seen how true this is in their history. In the West, they refuse to understand this feeling. They simply don't take Russians seriously, or attribute motives to them that they don't have. And then it's war. Because Russians don't bend. It is a proud people.

Why Putin is so popular in Russia: Already at his inauguration, he expressed the sentiment that many Russians know. Show a moment of weakness and the enemy will force you to your knees. Time and again, Russians have seen how true this is in their history. In the West, they refuse to understand this feeling. They simply don't take Russians seriously, or attribute motives to them that they don't have. And then it's war. Because Russians don't bend. It is a proud people.

Richard

79,687 views • 7 months ago

BROWDER: Most important thing is that Russians have been led to believe that "special military operation" in Ukraine was some far-off, distant thing that didn't affect average Russian. Now every Russian is affected by it. It's no longer "special military operation", it is a war. It's a war that's hitting them in pocketbook. It's a war that's making them stand in line for gas. It's a war where they can actually see plumes of black smoke on the horizon in St. Petersburg and Moscow. And that completely changes psychology of Russian people about how this war should be thought about and whether it's a war that they really want. Is it something that helps their lives? Is it something that makes them better off? And it was easy for them to think about it theoretically and say, "Okay, yeah, this is a great war of conquest." But it's no longer theoretical. It's very practical, and it affects their lives.

BROWDER: Most important thing is that Russians have been led to believe that "special military operation" in Ukraine was some far-off, distant thing that didn't affect average Russian. Now every Russian is affected by it. It's no longer "special military operation", it is a war. It's a war that's hitting them in pocketbook. It's a war that's making them stand in line for gas. It's a war where they can actually see plumes of black smoke on the horizon in St. Petersburg and Moscow. And that completely changes psychology of Russian people about how this war should be thought about and whether it's a war that they really want. Is it something that helps their lives? Is it something that makes them better off? And it was easy for them to think about it theoretically and say, "Okay, yeah, this is a great war of conquest." But it's no longer theoretical. It's very practical, and it affects their lives.

Kate from Kharkiv

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Ignorance, the root and stem of all evil

105,350 views • 23 days ago

Putin said that it wasn't Russia that started and wages the war in Ukraine. Russia, according to Putin, has been trying to stop the war during all this time. Such incredible lies. What Putin says is directed primarily at millions of fooled Russians who believe him and do not use other sources of information. Putin said: "By the way, we don't have unfriendly countries, we have unfriendly elites in some countries...the propaganda is working there, of course, they brainwash and say that it was us who started the war, and forget that it was them who started the war in 2014... that's when the war started, and we're doing all we can to stop it." (Sorry, I was too tired for subtitles)

Putin said that it wasn't Russia that started and wages the war in Ukraine. Russia, according to Putin, has been trying to stop the war during all this time. Such incredible lies. What Putin says is directed primarily at millions of fooled Russians who believe him and do not use other sources of information. Putin said: "By the way, we don't have unfriendly countries, we have unfriendly elites in some countries...the propaganda is working there, of course, they brainwash and say that it was us who started the war, and forget that it was them who started the war in 2014... that's when the war started, and we're doing all we can to stop it." (Sorry, I was too tired for subtitles)

Anton Gerashchenko

190,576 views • 1 year ago

🇺🇸 SEC. RUBIO: “UKRAINE HAS PUSHED RUSSIA BACK, BUT THIS IS NOW A WAR OF ATTRITION” Secretary of State Rubio reflected on Ukraine’s hard-fought gains and the brutal cost of the ongoing conflict, warning that the war has shifted into a devastating stalemate: “What people forget, Sean, is that at some point in this war, Russia controlled substantially more territory in Ukraine than they do now. If you look at the map from March or April after the invasion, or even May, compared to now, the Ukrainians have pushed the Russians way back from where they were. They’ve already achieved tremendous things because of their bravery, their courage, and how hard they’ve fought. But the reality is this has now become a war of attrition. And sadly, the Russians have shown their willingness to sacrifice 7,000 soldiers a week in an effort to achieve this. Putin said a couple of weeks ago it may take longer and cost more than they want, but they will get it done. That’s their mentality, and what we’re trying to see now is whether it’s possible to end the war in a way that protects Ukraine’s future.” Source: Sean Hannity 🇺🇸

🇺🇸 SEC. RUBIO: “UKRAINE HAS PUSHED RUSSIA BACK, BUT THIS IS NOW A WAR OF ATTRITION” Secretary of State Rubio reflected on Ukraine’s hard-fought gains and the brutal cost of the ongoing conflict, warning that the war has shifted into a devastating stalemate: “What people forget, Sean, is that at some point in this war, Russia controlled substantially more territory in Ukraine than they do now. If you look at the map from March or April after the invasion, or even May, compared to now, the Ukrainians have pushed the Russians way back from where they were. They’ve already achieved tremendous things because of their bravery, their courage, and how hard they’ve fought. But the reality is this has now become a war of attrition. And sadly, the Russians have shown their willingness to sacrifice 7,000 soldiers a week in an effort to achieve this. Putin said a couple of weeks ago it may take longer and cost more than they want, but they will get it done. That’s their mentality, and what we’re trying to see now is whether it’s possible to end the war in a way that protects Ukraine’s future.” Source: Sean Hannity 🇺🇸

Mario Nawfal

78,676 views • 8 months ago

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'In Europe, people are told that Uncle Putin will catch them during an evening walk in Paris or Berlin. This is a military psychosis' – Orban. 'I have the feeling that they would already like to get rid of this burden, but they have become so engrossed in this war that now they cannot. Moreover, it was they themselves who tempted, even pushed Ukraine towards war. And even quite recently, it was they who tried to hinder the peace initiatives of the American president. They have deceived their own citizens to such an extent with tales that "the Russians are coming," that "Uncle Putin will catch you in the evening" somewhere in Paris or Berlin, that now it is very difficult for them to get out of this military psychosis, out of this atmosphere of war, and simply say: "Oh, sorry, the Russians are not going to conquer us at all." - SK

Zlatti71

45,583 views • 10 months ago

APPLEBAUM: The war in Ukraine is really fault line between democratic and autocratic worlds. Russians are trying to destroy Ukraine as a nation, they want it to disappear. As an empire, they want Ukraine to be their colony. And they understood perfectly well that by invading Ukraine, they were defying this liberal world order. They were defying the rules of post-war Europe, because in post-war Europe decision was made after 1945: we are not going to invade each other anymore, we are not going to have wars. Instead, we are going to decide everything by diplomacy, and borders will not be changed by force. And Russians understood they were breaking that norm when they invaded Ukraine. They also invaded Ukraine because Ukrainians were using that powerful democratic language we take for granted. Putin said, “If they can do it in Ukraine, then people could do it in Russia. So, I need to crush this Ukrainian democracy movement.”

APPLEBAUM: The war in Ukraine is really fault line between democratic and autocratic worlds. Russians are trying to destroy Ukraine as a nation, they want it to disappear. As an empire, they want Ukraine to be their colony. And they understood perfectly well that by invading Ukraine, they were defying this liberal world order. They were defying the rules of post-war Europe, because in post-war Europe decision was made after 1945: we are not going to invade each other anymore, we are not going to have wars. Instead, we are going to decide everything by diplomacy, and borders will not be changed by force. And Russians understood they were breaking that norm when they invaded Ukraine. They also invaded Ukraine because Ukrainians were using that powerful democratic language we take for granted. Putin said, “If they can do it in Ukraine, then people could do it in Russia. So, I need to crush this Ukrainian democracy movement.”

Kate from Kharkiv

109,532 views • 3 months ago

This is the most incompetent president in U.S. history. God help us if America ever faces a real war. Here’s this stable genius claiming that “mud” stopped the russians and that they “would have been in Kyiv in 4 hours going down the highway.” First of all, it wasn’t “mud” that stopped the russians, but brave Ukrainians who refused to surrender their homes to the invaders. Second, the russians did go down that highway — and were obliterated by Ukrainian artillery, as seen in the video of burning armored russian columns. Now this same stable genius is preparing to “negotiate” Ukraine’s surrender with a war criminal. You can’t make this up.

This is the most incompetent president in U.S. history. God help us if America ever faces a real war. Here’s this stable genius claiming that “mud” stopped the russians and that they “would have been in Kyiv in 4 hours going down the highway.” First of all, it wasn’t “mud” that stopped the russians, but brave Ukrainians who refused to surrender their homes to the invaders. Second, the russians did go down that highway — and were obliterated by Ukrainian artillery, as seen in the video of burning armored russian columns. Now this same stable genius is preparing to “negotiate” Ukraine’s surrender with a war criminal. You can’t make this up.

Roman Sheremeta 🇺🇸🇺🇦

173,805 views • 1 year ago

🇷🇺 Russians are starting to dislike the war: they are expressing fear and stating that the war needs to end. Some, for this purpose, demand the total extermination of Ukrainians, others want peace negotiations, while a third group blames Putin but is afraid to say it directly.

🇷🇺 Russians are starting to dislike the war: they are expressing fear and stating that the war needs to end. Some, for this purpose, demand the total extermination of Ukrainians, others want peace negotiations, while a third group blames Putin but is afraid to say it directly.

Devana 🇺🇦

13,001 views • 3 months ago

BROWDER: As Ukraine's now proven to Russians, war affects everybody's life. The more it affects their life, the more Putin is in very difficult spot. It'd really affect their lives if young men from Moscow or St. Petersburg were suddenly being called up and dying on front line. I think Kremlin would have to close the borders for young men in order to prevent people from fleeing the country. In doing so, they'd create all sorts of anger. And that kind of anger could eventually lead to something really painful for Vladimir Putin. It might lead to an overthrow. He is a dictator. He's very good at dictating and terrorizing people. So far, he's succeeded, but he doesn't know at what level anger overcomes fear. Right now, fear is what keeps people from overthrowing him, but at some point anger may prevail if he does mass mobilization. Some people would argue that that may be the tipping point. Nobody knows. He doesn't know. I don't know, but that could be the tipping point.

BROWDER: As Ukraine's now proven to Russians, war affects everybody's life. The more it affects their life, the more Putin is in very difficult spot. It'd really affect their lives if young men from Moscow or St. Petersburg were suddenly being called up and dying on front line. I think Kremlin would have to close the borders for young men in order to prevent people from fleeing the country. In doing so, they'd create all sorts of anger. And that kind of anger could eventually lead to something really painful for Vladimir Putin. It might lead to an overthrow. He is a dictator. He's very good at dictating and terrorizing people. So far, he's succeeded, but he doesn't know at what level anger overcomes fear. Right now, fear is what keeps people from overthrowing him, but at some point anger may prevail if he does mass mobilization. Some people would argue that that may be the tipping point. Nobody knows. He doesn't know. I don't know, but that could be the tipping point.

Kate from Kharkiv

23,477 views • 26 days ago

🚨 BREAKING: ABC just tried to grill Marco Rubio for the US giving Putin the "red carpet" and President Trump having a "warm handshake" - and Rubio was having NONE of it. "When I hear people say that, 'oh, it elevates him.' Well, all we do is talk about Putin all the time! All the media's done is talk about Putin all the time for last four, five years. That doesn't mean he's right about the war. That doesn't mean he's justified about the war. Put all that aside. It means you're not going to have a peace agreement between Russia and Ukraine. You're not going to end a war between Russia and Ukraine without dealing with Putin!" "That's that's just common sense. I shouldn't even have to say it! So people can say whatever they want. Ultimately, at the end of the day, we have to get the Russian side to agree to things that they don't want to agree to if we're going to have peace. If not, there'll just be a war." "They'll keep k*lling each other and life will go on in America and in the rest of the world, but not for Ukraine. So the president has invested a lot of time in trying to bring an end to this war. He deserves credit for doing that. He gets criticism for doing that. He could have just let this war go on. The president could have just said, 'this is Biden's war, it started under him, we'll do what we can for Ukraine, but we're going to focus on other things.' He could have easily said that. But he's the only leader in the world that got Putin to a meeting to talk about serious things."

🚨 BREAKING: ABC just tried to grill Marco Rubio for the US giving Putin the "red carpet" and President Trump having a "warm handshake" - and Rubio was having NONE of it. "When I hear people say that, 'oh, it elevates him.' Well, all we do is talk about Putin all the time! All the media's done is talk about Putin all the time for last four, five years. That doesn't mean he's right about the war. That doesn't mean he's justified about the war. Put all that aside. It means you're not going to have a peace agreement between Russia and Ukraine. You're not going to end a war between Russia and Ukraine without dealing with Putin!" "That's that's just common sense. I shouldn't even have to say it! So people can say whatever they want. Ultimately, at the end of the day, we have to get the Russian side to agree to things that they don't want to agree to if we're going to have peace. If not, there'll just be a war." "They'll keep k*lling each other and life will go on in America and in the rest of the world, but not for Ukraine. So the president has invested a lot of time in trying to bring an end to this war. He deserves credit for doing that. He gets criticism for doing that. He could have just let this war go on. The president could have just said, 'this is Biden's war, it started under him, we'll do what we can for Ukraine, but we're going to focus on other things.' He could have easily said that. But he's the only leader in the world that got Putin to a meeting to talk about serious things."

Eric Daugherty

1,058,669 views • 1 year ago

One of the favorite ongoing series among Ukrainians and many of our international friends has become watching Russian panic unfold in real time. 😁❤️ For a second day, Putin stands in Moscow insisting that everything is fine, that the economy is stable, and that the war is not affecting Russia. Meanwhile, ordinary Russians are suddenly asking: “What happened?” “What is going on?” “What caused this?” And the most astonishing part? The war has been going on for more than four years. Only now are many people beginning to realize that there is a war. For years, millions of Ukrainians have lived under missile attacks, drone strikes, occupation, deportations, and constant fear. Entire cities have been destroyed. Thousands of lives have been taken. Yet many Russians remained silent as long as the consequences were happening to someone else. What concerns them now is not the suffering inflicted on others, but the inconvenience reaching their own lives. That is why Ukraine needs continued support. Support sanctions. Support international law. Support accountability. Support Ukraine. Because this war is not only about Ukraine. It is about whether aggression, terror, and the destruction of civilian lives can be rewarded in the 21st century. Glory to Ukraine. 🇺🇦 Glory to the Armed Forces of Ukraine. 💙💛 #russia #war

One of the favorite ongoing series among Ukrainians and many of our international friends has become watching Russian panic unfold in real time. 😁❤️ For a second day, Putin stands in Moscow insisting that everything is fine, that the economy is stable, and that the war is not affecting Russia. Meanwhile, ordinary Russians are suddenly asking: “What happened?” “What is going on?” “What caused this?” And the most astonishing part? The war has been going on for more than four years. Only now are many people beginning to realize that there is a war. For years, millions of Ukrainians have lived under missile attacks, drone strikes, occupation, deportations, and constant fear. Entire cities have been destroyed. Thousands of lives have been taken. Yet many Russians remained silent as long as the consequences were happening to someone else. What concerns them now is not the suffering inflicted on others, but the inconvenience reaching their own lives. That is why Ukraine needs continued support. Support sanctions. Support international law. Support accountability. Support Ukraine. Because this war is not only about Ukraine. It is about whether aggression, terror, and the destruction of civilian lives can be rewarded in the 21st century. Glory to Ukraine. 🇺🇦 Glory to the Armed Forces of Ukraine. 💙💛 #russia #war

zharynka

15,635 views • 1 month ago

Putin claimed that, in fact, Russia was forced to do what it is doing now. It's all the Ukrainians' fault — if they hadn't been killing people and bombing Donbas, none of this would have happened. As always, everyone is to blame except the Russians, because they are "for all things good and against all things bad."

Putin claimed that, in fact, Russia was forced to do what it is doing now. It's all the Ukrainians' fault — if they hadn't been killing people and bombing Donbas, none of this would have happened. As always, everyone is to blame except the Russians, because they are "for all things good and against all things bad."

WarTranslated

221,421 views • 1 year ago

James Carden, former US State Department advisor on Russia, on Australian Sky News: "Ukraine's losses are 36 times higher than Russia's" - The whole story about the "Tomahawks" is nonsense. In the States, they say that Trump is not giving Zelensky weapons that could turn the tide of the war. But that's a lie and it's ridiculous. "Tomahawks" are no more capable of turning the tide of the war than all the other systems that have already failed to do so. The situation is the same as with HIMARS, which the Ukrainians begged for at one time. And with the Patriot SAMs, and ATACMS, and F-16s. Nothing has been able to turn the tide of the war. Essentially, it is lost. And the sooner the Ukrainians realize this, the better for them. In my opinion, Putin is offering a reasonable solution. Ukraine will not be able to join NATO, but it can join the EU. To me, that's a fair deal. - But they are also being asked for territorial concessions. - Correct. But they themselves have been attacking these territories since 2014. The Ukrainians are not entirely sincere. They say they want the eastern lands and Donbass, but without the ethnic Russians who live there. For the last 30 years, they have done everything to deny these people their rights. Let's be honest, Putin is in some sense offering them exactly what they want. Let Ukraine remain only for ethnic Ukrainians, and finally get rid of the ethnic Russians. It's not customary to say this out loud, but it's true. - When you say the war is lost, what about the information that Russia is literally on the brink right now? And that if pressure is applied, it will run out of money and won't be able to continue its brutal war indefinitely? - It's exactly the opposite. According to my data, the ratio of Ukrainian to Russian deaths is 36 to one. Ukraine is approaching a million losses. And what the mainstream media write, especially The New York Times and Washington Post, is as truthful as what the authorities told Americans about the Vietnam War. The war of attrition that Russia has been waging since 2022 is quite successful. In my view, it is Ukraine that is currently on the brink of disaster, not Russia. - Okay, James, we thank you for your time. James Carden – former US State Department advisor on Russia. Thank you.

James Carden, former US State Department advisor on Russia, on Australian Sky News: "Ukraine's losses are 36 times higher than Russia's" - The whole story about the "Tomahawks" is nonsense. In the States, they say that Trump is not giving Zelensky weapons that could turn the tide of the war. But that's a lie and it's ridiculous. "Tomahawks" are no more capable of turning the tide of the war than all the other systems that have already failed to do so. The situation is the same as with HIMARS, which the Ukrainians begged for at one time. And with the Patriot SAMs, and ATACMS, and F-16s. Nothing has been able to turn the tide of the war. Essentially, it is lost. And the sooner the Ukrainians realize this, the better for them. In my opinion, Putin is offering a reasonable solution. Ukraine will not be able to join NATO, but it can join the EU. To me, that's a fair deal. - But they are also being asked for territorial concessions. - Correct. But they themselves have been attacking these territories since 2014. The Ukrainians are not entirely sincere. They say they want the eastern lands and Donbass, but without the ethnic Russians who live there. For the last 30 years, they have done everything to deny these people their rights. Let's be honest, Putin is in some sense offering them exactly what they want. Let Ukraine remain only for ethnic Ukrainians, and finally get rid of the ethnic Russians. It's not customary to say this out loud, but it's true. - When you say the war is lost, what about the information that Russia is literally on the brink right now? And that if pressure is applied, it will run out of money and won't be able to continue its brutal war indefinitely? - It's exactly the opposite. According to my data, the ratio of Ukrainian to Russian deaths is 36 to one. Ukraine is approaching a million losses. And what the mainstream media write, especially The New York Times and Washington Post, is as truthful as what the authorities told Americans about the Vietnam War. The war of attrition that Russia has been waging since 2022 is quite successful. In my view, it is Ukraine that is currently on the brink of disaster, not Russia. - Okay, James, we thank you for your time. James Carden – former US State Department advisor on Russia. Thank you.

Sprinter Press

59,662 views • 10 months ago