How Putin angered Japan

I know everyone hates Russia but Japan are lucky they still get to keep their country after what they did to China and Koreans in WW2. Imperial Japan was a massive aggressor and Pearl Harbour was just a tip of the iceberg and doesn't even compares to "Unit 731". Japan had the best glow up after being that outrageous, the two nukes doesn't even make up for Unit 731.

If the Japanese were truly brave and had the will to reclaim the Russian islands, they would have negotiated with the Russians. But Japan is nothing more than America's lapdog, and Russia doesn't deal with puppies.

It really shows that IN ANY POINT IN TIME, USA IS DEVIOUS and always SCHEMING. NOT TO BE TRUSTED AS THEY WILL ALWAYS WITHOUT A DOUBT STAB YOU IN THE BACK

No. It's not Americas fault. Stop. Trying to make everything Ameeicas fault.

This is the most asinine, propaganda bull… guess it’s always America’s fault somehow…

Japan should have occupied it during the fall of the Soviet Union. That was their chance to get it back

You kept trying to make this seem like an American created dispute / trap but you basically showed the opposite. It’s a pretty standard land dispute

You skipped the part where the Soviet Union ethnically cleansed the Japanese people from those islands and sent them to labor camps, and to the island of Japan

That’s ok once Russia implodes from its enterprise in Ukraine and Europe Japan will take it all back with help from America. Russia is going to get carved up like thanksgiving turkey.

russia invaded Ukraine back in 2014 by attacking and occupying Crimea. And Crimea is Ukraine

“Coral” islands …. Your ai sucks

The US is that messy friend that always at the center of the bullshit between the other "friends"

Why would the US even get involved in those deals? This video is misleading

I guess Japan should have made the agreement it wanted instead of listening to their masters. USA will eventually lead Japan into a war somewhere just like they have led their Arab partners into a war the US lost control of and can’t win

An absolute inversion of history. The US wanted to keep Russia *out* of the Pacific theatre (which the US was winning without their support) because they knew the Russians would make territorial demands. The Russians rushed (no pun intended) into the Asian theater and, just like the US predicted, made huge territorial demands.

Who's wrong?

Russia-Japanese conflict would 100% spark ww3

I love learning about history that don’t mention the USA

I hope this doesn't escalate

Russia just invaded Ukraine on a whim huh? No NATO expansion to their border?

Crimea is Ukrainian 🇺🇦, you're cocksucker

Lol what? How is the US depicted as the bad guy, but brutal murderous Stalin or imperialist Japan depicted as neutral?

This is nothing but anti-America propaganda

You retards shown map with Crimea as russian. What documents recognized by UN claims that? Don’t worry Nothern territories will get back to Japan

History lesson: At the end of WWII, Japan can only hold four main islands plus few determined by allied forces. Okinawa, aka Ryukyu is not part of modern day Japan, over 200k Ryukyu natives has been murdered by Japanese in 1945 just months before Japanese surrender.

So as usual, the US is the trouble maker.

Of course it's always the americans

We don't hate US politicians enough

Japanese are just being cucks to USA

I’m from Southern Sakhalin. Southern Kurils are very important in region’s economy: salmon and other fish, gold, rhenium. Red Army captured their million army in several weeks in China. Then offensives on islands. Japs lost. They don’t bother about US nukes but cry over islands.

Why does the cartoon of the Japanese diplomat sound and look like a Brit? Makes the story hard to follow.

Google AI disagrees with the 1991 statements.

"1st Russian president..." literally the Vlad is around since 30+ years 😂😂😂

This video is oddly charitable towards Russia