As a Swede, I really hope no one thinks that's a good idea... But from what I've seen in some other videos, some crazy old babusha might think Russia should try to come here and kill everyone, including all the babies, who knows..?
As a person from Transdnistria, I can say that even without military intervention, 30 years of "support" from Russia has made this region the poorest, absolutely hopeless place that everyone living there wants to leave. The best thing that Russia can do for Russian speaking people there is to leave them alone and to let reunite with the rest of Moldova.
@@mile_381 I left that godforsaken place years ago. Returned there last year to visit my mother, and discovered it to be even more depressing than 10 years ago, which I had thought was impossible.
@Helen R yes, this is right, this is what Russians do since forever, to keep neighbour countries poor and dependent on Russia, because every country that makes it into the EU and enjoys freedom, democracy and prosperity is a threat to the gangsters in the Kremlin, because the Russian people might wake up and demand the same freedom, democracy and prosperity
I am from Moldova and grew up there. The majority of the population from Moldova speak Romanian natively(>80%) and have learned Russian as a second language. If someone starts a conversation in Russian, people respond in Russian. This pretty much the exact opposite of discrimination against a minority.
I'm Romanian and have worked with Moldovans , like 40 of them at least . They all spoke Russian , not all spoke Romanian. With some differences that were easily solved we understood each other very well and had a very pleasant collaboration. I honestly felt closer to my coworkers in Rep of Moldova than anywhere else. Sa traiasca toti Moldovenii si Rep Moldova s-ajunga mai bogata si mai mandra ca Elvetia !
@@cristiangaban960 I am also Romanian and have worked with quite a few Moldovans over the years. They all spoke Romanian VERY WELL. With a slight accent, of course, but not that much different than in other parts of Romania. You can understand them. And not all Moldovans even speak ruzzian, btw. The official language there is Romanian. Every bill they have to pay, every document or contract they sign, or billboard they look at, is written in Romanian. Saying that they don't speak Romanian is laughable. Their currency is Leu (same as in Romania, but Moldovan Leu). And we share a lot of customs. Why we haven't joined is clearly Putinland's threats and that cancer of a territory, the "transnistrian" region that is under Putinland's "protection".
@@zdspider6778 moldavia could just kick trannsistria out of the union, lay down all claims to transnistria and join romania. who cares about the small strip of land thats transnistria? moldova could be eu. moldova could gift the claims on transnistria to ukraine, then they can handle the remnants of the soviet army in transnistria?
They will say because we have a debt to pay for usa so our goverments are doing what usa tells us, but people love russia, and we miss being under russian control, as they were carering and protecting us.
@@KandGoodz Hungary has a smaller Putin in charge, he is trying to preserve his power and increase them; still he plays double role, actually he wants the both the omlette and the eggs
_"She's a fascist"_ It seems that the average Russians apply the label "fascist" to everyone they don't like. It would be interesting to hear the definition of fascism from ordinary Russians. They seem to fail to notice that Russia has turned into a fascist country. @1420
In France there was a humorist who summed up the situation very well: "the enemy is stupid: he thinks that we are the enemy when he is". Mutatis mutandis with "fascist and nazi"
As a Russian speaking person born in Moldova, Russians please don’t come to eliberate me we are doing fine and are not oppressed. So please stay home and leave Ukrainians in peace. 🤬
i remember when the war in Ukraine started last year and Russian embassy in Chisinau wrote a message to Russian speakers in Moldova if they experienced any discrimination or abuse, and for them to report it, I remember there were thousands of messages of Russian speakers telling the embassy pretty much what you said here or just "russki voyni korabli idi n*hui"
@@vickru2133 that's funny 🤣 the Russian Embassy did the same thing in Finland at the same time. And I guess they received the same kind of answers from our Russian speaking people.
@@lokkikissa i think they pretty much did that week around all the countries around russia and they pretty much all got told by russsians to go f c k themselves. it was beautiful
As a person from Romania I am afraid for our brothers from Moldova, but I can say that we are ready to help them to defend in any way. I hope rest of Europe will do the same. United we stand 🌀
for obvious reasons Romanians care a lot about Moldova, and I believe it must be huge encouragement for them to have such good neighbor! And as a Czech I say we are ready to defend Moldova in any way too!
Hell yes, we are ready! Enough of this Russian BS - blaming everybody else for their own aggression. It’s pure insanity to listen to, completely detached from logic and reasoning 🇩🇰🇪🇺
Im from Baltics, and i believe people here are so fed up with russian chauvinism we will help anyone under threat of it, anyway we can. we are small, so we cant do much, but when all the small nations unite, together we can do great things.. i hope. :)
Citind atâtea comentarii,mă bucur enorm că există oameni ce pot cerne prin atâta rahat că să vadă adevărul și nu ezita să pună punctul pe "i". Bravo.Traiască Moldova.
That's what Russian state controlled media does to people who don't actively follow news from other countries, which is becoming increasingly hard since the government is blocking various sites that don't align with their view.
yeah, like when the lady was talking that there is 53 countries against them, and it should not be like that, but does not stop to think that if so many countries is against russias actions, mby russias actions is the cause.. :D
i have noticed a trend, when ANY post soviet country says they want to be pazrt of europe, russia suddenly labels them fasciet, and then russophobic then says they are being oppressed. ive noticed this only happens when they want to become more european
Not just that. Everyone seems to get their share. Russian embassy at Finland tried to query Russian citizens living in Finland, that if they feel "threatened" or some bs to that vein. Ironically few Russians I know that have lived here for long all think Putin has gone mental and never think about moving back to Russia. This happened at the very early stage of this war. They absolutely were aiming to have legit reason to possibly attack Finland too. Putins crazy dictatorship is going way too far. He needs to be put down.
Their propaganda implies so and soon people believe in that and continue to spread their BS. If their propaganda spoke about Moldova (they ignore it mostly so far, not entirely though) we would have even worse answers
Transnistria is NOT between Moldova and Ukraine. Transnistria is a part of Moldova that is occupied by Russia, wich ain't the same thing. The same as Crimea, Donetsk, Luhansk, Kherson and Zaporizhia are Ukranian territory ocuppied but Russia. And the same as Ossetia and Georgia.
Absolutely true. Russia only wanted to "hang on" to Transnistria because it is the waterway into that part of the world. That is the only reason the Kremlin has any interest. They couldn't give a rip about their so-called "Russian brothers and sisters" in Transnistria. That is always the false excuse by the Kremlin used when "liberating" other lands. Nazi Germany gave the same lame excuses in the Sudaten and other lands that they invaded. Russia under Putin is now Nazi Germany.
Transnistria was a republic before the collapse of the USSR, which means it is not part of Moldova (or MSSR), it is a different country. So it's not occupied and it's 80-90% has russian origin and 80% have russia pasports.
The Ukrainians are apparently thinking, about kicking the Russian occupying soldiers out of Moldova. With them gone, you could join the EU and NATO. Hopefully the Russian army, will be getting kicked out of Ukraine and Georgia too.
Fear not. We wolud kick their asses or arm you in a way to do it yourself. Also our drones and radars are far superior to what Ukraine has. You will gain access to them. In the worse case scenario, if we don't have time to place boots on the ground, we will come and liberate you. There is no way we will let you live under Russian occupation again. Anyway, if Maia Sandu asks for help, Iohanis will not hesitate.
@@Joeblogs263 yes, everybody waiting until Ukrainian army will liberate half of the world, Belorus , Moldova , Chechnya, Georgia ... Really good plan, but Ukrainian guys unfortunately loose their lives...
@@vytcrexyj On average between about 500 and 1000 Russian soldiers have been killed, each day for the past year. There are only 1500 Russian soldiers in Moldova. So it will only be a few days work. They can be disposed of in a few days worth of HIMMARS and drone strikes. The Georgians can be provided with the weapons, that can allow them to do the same thing.
The 100 million rubel question: IF the Kremlin is so good to it‘s neighbours, why do these people and countries not not want to be part of Soviet V2.0? Once everyone is leaving your party, you should ask yourself why and not blame everyone for leaving.
The some 20 countries in Eastern Europe were never given freedom by Stalin and the commies not until 1990 were these countries improve their standard of living when they governed themselves and here we have Putin trying the same but this time we fight back even China does not want this war and the oppression of the kremlin Russia’s time is over sanctions will remain and slowly big buisiness will take over and sell Russia’s resources under the approval of nato supervision there will be no more Russia run by the kremlin no more nukes there or educated people
As a Romanian nationalist, what bothers me the most about this is that (some) Russians want to do this to their "Orthodox brothers" in Romania and "Slavic brothers" in Poland. Just imagine what they will to nations that have nothing in common with them
They really think they can just go to another country and call it their home. Dude, the moment you decide to live in another country, forget everything about your own culture. When you live in Romania you're Romanian. When you live in Poland you're Polish. Wherever you go, you should honour those who accepted you into their home.
@@Роман-д1й1ш They're born there yet they behave like russians. If they want to be russian they should go to russia. These countries have their own cultural identity, language, etc. unlike countries like switzerland or Belgium which don't have their own language.
@@Роман-д1й1шYou still have to respect rules and law of a given country. It does not matter if you are born there as a citizen of this country or if a foreigner.
@@nbgoodiscore1303 if you say that against Turks in Germany or some black in France you will be called a nazi in a second. Why is it normal with Russian nationality?
@Helen R Hungary also planted Germans in Romania. And the Russians planted Russians, Ukrainians and others in Moldova. Meanwhile Romanians, Moldovans were deported to Kazakhstan.
Volodymyr Zolkin's interviews with the Russian POWs show countless of cases, when they abandon their wounded or lost soldiers without any issues. What a staggering contract compared to what the civilians at home think.
Comrade, in Russia no one uses their own as cannon fodder. All those brave men voluntarily give their lives against all the odds and storm enemy fortifications with shovels out of pure volition. Afterwards they wrestle bears, drink vodka and make many children.
As a citizen of the Republic of Moldova, I would say that Russians should respect the country they live in, anywhere in the world. They cry about "Russophobia", but why? Maybe you don't need to annex territories that don't belong to you, Moldova has always been and always will be a part of Romania. You annexed Bessarabia (today the Republic of Moldova) and introduced new terms such as Moldavian language and Cyrillic script. The Romanian language was always spoken on this territory. I'm addressing all the Russians who don't live in Russia, it's hypocritical to live a life in a European country and not speak the state language, it's hypocritical to scream about how bad is the west but use and buy western technologies and products, it's hypocritical to say that west or Ukraine are nazi but starting wars, annex territories and screaming about how you need to kill all the people on the west, it's hypocritical to live anywhere in the world and say that Russia is the strongest and that it will bomb them all. But about this video, I would like to note that the propaganda works 100% and unfortunately people believe it. Fun fact, all the countries where the Russian hand was, that countries had problems. With how much money Russia has, you could evacuate all the Russians in the world and take them to you, build new cities for them, and everyone would applaud you, instead choose aggression, war, blood. How you can say that you need to save all the Russians that don't live there. Why they don't live in Russia? Do you think why? That says a lot about you. My advice to you: just don't read or watch only Russian sources.
"it's hypocritical to live a life in a European country and not speak the state language" I feel the same and I live in the United States. But sensitive people think it's "xenophobic" to expect people who live in the USA to speak English.
@@encycl07pedia- I get you but this point is not really valid in this case. Russians literally planted themselves to other countries systematically to replace the natives. Immigration is not the same in my opinion.
Most of this is disinformation. Slavic Moldovans have always existed. In fact, the Moldovan population is heavily mixed with Slavs, unlike Romania. Most Moldovans have Russian, Ukrainian, Belarusian, Polish etc. genes in their families whereas Romanians do not. In summary, Moldovans are not Romanians genetically, despite speaking a similar language. Look up genetic studies of Moldovans, without shilling for Romanian linguistic Imperialism.
Not everything is analogous to American 'woke culture'. Russia is not an American Karen - it is a nation with a long history, rich culture and complex historical relations with its neighbours - especially slavic peoples. To use American cultural/political disintegration as a comparison is to show total ignorance of reality.
@@dougclark9921 That’s right. All other old Western empires and the Ottoman Empire are long gone. Russia is a fossil of the past. But it will renew I think.
@@Random_Einstein On first opinion yes, but when you start to ask them a concrete questions - they turn into agrresive humans. Not all, but mostly especially in bad regions.
I keep hearing the “we never leave our own people behind” refrain. But I'm not aware of Ukraine or Moldova preventing anyone from leaving for Russia. So these people weren't left behind, they decided to stay outside of Russia of their own volition (although their decision to stay was strongly influenced by inertia, Russian propaganda, false promises, and magical thinking).
You are right. If a person wants to go to Russia, then he should go there, and not call Russia here. According to the logic of the Russians, they should attack the USA, Germany, Britain, France and other countries where Russians live, but Russian is not an official language by law. I am Ukrainian and all the Russians I knew believed that everything in Ukraine should be in Russian, since they do not know Ukrainian. By the way, the Ukrainian language is older than Russian, it is enough to compare the Ukrainian language 300 years ago and Russian, Russian even 100 years ago was completely different
I also notice x amount of dead Russian soldiers left behind in Ukraine on the videos and according to a number of eyewitness interview videos burnt at city dumps on bonfires where the disgusting smell of burning flesh was overwhelming. So I would take that with a grain of salt.
Let's imagine that a short-sighted British politician gave Wessex to Scotland, not thinking that someday England and Scotland will cease to be one country. And then Russia carried out a revolution in Scotland, put a puppet government there. England admitted that it had lost the battle of the secret services, but tried to negotiate that the inhabitants of Wessex had autonomy. But Scotland refused, began to impose a fictional culture, teach their children that England is bad and kill the English in Wessex. In a territory that is not and has never been Scotland at all. Sounds like complete nonsense, right? But if it's not with the UK, but with Russia, then you can believe in any nonsense. Nobody needs Kiev, nobody needs Lviv, which is Poland in general. We just need NATO not to be in Ukraine, so that Ukraine remains a buffer zone. And so that the native Russian territories would stop being shot back by Ukrainian fascists. Russia has been trying to solve this issue with diplomacy for 8 years, but no one cared about it.
@@HellGrouse All that territory, and no buffer zone of your own? Looks like very poor land usage planning to me. Move your capital east of the Urals, and you'll have all the buffer zone you need, without killing a single Ukrainian child.
Why should we? It is not we who are moving closer to NATO, but NATO closer to us. It was possible to sign an agreement with Russia in early 2022 with security guarantees and no one would have died at all. But don't make a fool of yourself and me. Everyone already knows that the American military-industrial complex has been preparing Ukraine since 2003 as a testing ground for weapons against Russia. The only question was on whose territory they would fight. It's very good that it's not on ours.
As a Romanian, whenever I see Russian speaking Moldovan citizens that even after 30 years of independence have not yet learned the Romanian language but complain about being persecuted, I wonder about their arrogance. As to the Transnistrians, they have their own "president", army, even currency, what are they complaining about? It is the Romanian element that is persecuted there.
Never leave their people behind?!?!?! Have they seen any of the combat footage or soldiers walking away when a comrade gets hit? I've seen men thrown off their tank and the tank speeds away leaving everyone behind. Maybe never leaving someone behind was "the old way" but it is certainly not the way today. I saw one guy carrying a sink, got hit by a drone grenade and the guy walking with him picked up the sink, leaving the other guy behind. My friend Cy received purple, gold, silver and bronze medals during WWII when his squad was hit by German fire and Cy crawled back ten times to save the lives of his buddies - with shrapnel in his butt.
The guy asking the questions in this video is killing it. He nailed every response with a quick follow up question that was highly relevant. We need more reporters like this.
@@maximdenisov9767 You are awesome, Maxim. Your questions and follow-ups are great, and you are persistent without being too pushy. You are getting such great, and mostly thoughtful, responses from the people you are interviewing.
yes yes. we ran out of rockets last year.there are no people. there are no bullets.Ukraine is coming.everything is very bad.we already heard all this a year ago) Russia will wipe the whole of Europe off the face of the earth, if necessary, calm down, sit down, eat chips and have a burger
Over the last year we've all come to see the true state of Russia. A Potemkin State built on smoke and mirrors feed by it's Bs media. Too many of it's populace are drunk on Putlers Kool Aid. They're a slave nation, a liability and a pretext to invade wherever they live. Send them back to the USSR. Let them know how lucky they are.
My father (ukrainian) was raised in the Soviet Onion, his way to make "arguments" and communicate is exactly the same as these babushkas. It's impossible to say your opinion, if you think different then you are an idiot. They'll never change because they were educated to follow orders, not to make decisions. Many ukrainians don't like russians, but also some of them, don't like western mentality. Not all some ukrainains want a strong army with a strong leader, it doesn't matter with democracy or not.........
@@SlavBoss-sn5cv You are liar. You have never been to Ukraine and know anything about "many Ukrainians". You are using any opportunity to promote the Russian narratives on this forum. The Ukrainian colors on your avatar prove that you are paid for your activities. I wish you to follow the Russian ship ASAP.
Maybe you should ask their guru comrade Stalin who killed almost 60 million human beings of different ethnic origin including russians . Compared to this monster Hitler is just a poor child. And remember ... Putin is one of his admirers . Its insane.
The sky is the limit! Ukraine, Georgia, Poland, the Baltic states, Moldova, Burkina Faso, Chile, Panama, Bangladesh ... well, the Russians will not be bored for sure. 🤣
Not quite, Austrians actually speak German primarily. Russia whine about foreign countries where Russian is not the primary language but are minorities that refuse to assimilate to the host country they are privileged to be in.
Not as much for Austria as for the Sudatenland (part of Czechoslovakia) then. Austria was less of them “being oppressed” and more of “they’re Germans”. But, yes, that was generally the motivation.
As a Citizen of Moldova , born and raised in mixed family ( Ukrainian- Moldovan ) I’ve never felt being oppressed or discriminated for speaking Russian. I went to romanian school-college, russian always was a conversational language when it was needed. Russian language even doesn’t have an official status in Moldova it is spoken and nobody has a problem with it. Only corrupt politicians are speculating on this. Moldova is peaceful country with many different small ethnic groups and everyone is welcome here as long as they respect each other. Nobody is above anyone here, even if Moldovans/Romanians are the majority and the core ethnicity of the country they always been very accommodating with others because that’s what Moldovans are. They’re very welcoming people and always put others first. United Moldova would only be prosperous. Transnistria never was an ethnic conflict despite how much Moscow tried to make it seems, TRANSNISTRIA is absolutely 100% is a business transaction, a black hole where secret services + corrupt politicians + mob are having their interests.
1. Dont listen to the fake Daniil Orain account, he's just impersonating and should be reported to YT. 2. I've had classmates from Moldova in highschool, they didnt complain of being discriminated, one of them was also half-Ukrainian. They did tend to do code-switching, especially prefering to use Russian profanity since it was stronger :D 3. It is expected to use Russian in certain situations, a good example being the railways in Estonia (i saw a guy very surprised that they were speaking Russian over the radio communications system in Estonia), but this is primarily because the Russian language was a working language for people across the ex-Soviet territories, so really there shouldnt be a problem, especially if its in regards to important services and so forth. 4. Moldova has a lot of ethnic groups (including the rather unique Gagauzian people) but sadly people tend to fall for the rubbish thing that the USSR helped them when the Gagauzian people starved to death immediately after WW2, its a sort of a Stockholm syndrome. In general it has to do with the fact that the USSR was contaminated with Russian imperialism. It doesnt really help that politicians in interwar Romania didnt do anything to improve the avreage people's lives, and it seems that contemporary Romania works pretty much in the same way as interwar Romania (hell some people even get very regional because of what a lot of people percieve as excessive centralization). And when the USSR took Bessarabia (the present day Republic of Moldova) they profited from this and exploited our politicians' failiures to bring the region closer between 1918 and 1940. 5. Transnistria was never part of Romania (apart from WW2) and its addition to the Moldovan SSR was just pointless, so i dont get why Moldova even cares about it to begin with. Stanislav Belkovski has the right idea, the Republic of Moldova should unite with Romania and Transnistria should be left alone. But its absolutely dumb how it still tries to larp as a Soviet republic. IMO they should open up or be part of Ukraine, but in general over here people dont really give a shit about it. Maybe the situation can be solved at some point...
@@CFRTrainSpotter No, it *does not* work the same way as interwar Romania. And even in the interwar period, help was given. Just the entire country was very new & very poor, so ofc priorities were/are made in the places with the most economic potential. Bc you can't do everything at once. I'm sorry, but this level of argumentation is like saying the US works "like Romania in the interwar period" - by which you mean to say, a sort of heartless imperialistic force (which has nothing to do with Romania) - bc some US states are underdeveloped. 🙄 This situation depends on a lot of things, including local authorities who sometimes do very little for their constituents.
To be honest after 91 most thought that Russia would progress politically, economically and socially. Most thought it was a new dawn for its people. My friend visited Russia many times and I asked him what had changed. He said "you can take a person out of Russia but you cannot take the Russia out of the people". Basically somethings had changed but the Russian mindset had not.
The feudal system mentality has not been broken. From the stability of serfdom to that of communism. When those systems failed too many people, especially the older generations, weren't prepared for dealing with the "new" world. I have some small hope for the younger generation.
To be honest, I grew up during the cold war being told how evil the Soviet union was. When the Soviet union fell, I was able to see the truth for my very own eyes. Russia made me feel safe and that world peace was possible...then, Putin became the leader of the Russian federation and I feel like I'm back in the cold war days again.
What is truly bizarre is how many elderly people are willing and eager to send their grandchildren to fight and die for something they know little to nothing about.
It is especially funny that all the republics included in the USSR were subsidized except for Belarus. That is, they all lived at the expense of money from the RSFSR, all!
1. If it has been ours at any moment in time, it is historically ours forever. 2. If it has not been ours yet for any moment in history, we must invade it and then invoke point 1.
The way the 8th person first says that he has friends both in Moldova and in Ukraine and has never seen any russophobia from them, but the 2nd time he speaks he starts talking about destroying infrastructure in Romania and Ukraine so that Ukraine can't receive tanks and can't defend anymore so that the russian forces advance and destroy everything in their path, insane.
I have seen this in other interviews where Russians say they had Ukrainian friends but the friends don't speak to them now because they supported the invasion ! they genuinely seem perplexed why they would take this stance
8:04 "OUR republic" ?? Excuse me?! Moldova is an INDEPENDENT COUNTRY. Which used to be part of Romania and then it got stolen by Russia, nevermind that...
Moldova kingdom 1346-1859 and Romanian Kingdom 1881-1947. Romanians are such huge liers there never existed Romania till end of 19 century and Moldova is very old country. Romania is an artificial country and it is not for the Romanians to say that the USSR occupied Moldova, they themselves occupied Moldova.
@@rinaldoman3331 Loool. Yes, Romania is formed by 3 historical regions: Wallachia ("Tara Romaneasca" aka "Romanian Country"), Moldova (PART OF MOLDOVA IS STILL IN ROMANIA NOWADAYS) and Transylvania. ALL of these regions are OLD, they were founded in year ~1300. But the people from ALL these 3 regions spoke the SAME language (as they still do today, and nowadays that language is called Romanian). Then Moldova, Transylvania and Wallachia finally united to form one country named "Romania". Then USSR unlawfully occupied part of Moldova (while it was part of Romania!!!), which is now called Republic of Moldova. USSR deported and killed a lot of ethnic Romanians who lived in Moldova. Learn some history. Moldova is now an INDEPENDENT country and it does NOT belong to Russia.
"But Russia always helped those in need" the ladies at the end, oh yes thank you very much Russia for 50 years of occupation and big portion of our citizens killed/exiled to Siberia. A thankful Lithuanian.
But you didn't like Russian army entering your country. That's why you deserved it. You should have embraced Russia, forget your language and serve to their rulers. /s
for all those Russians who want to annex another country, they must go to the front line in Ukraine for at least one month.. May God bless peaceful people all over the world 🙏❤️ Greetings from Tirana Albania 🇦🇱 This was another super video 👍
Thanks 👍 I'm half Romanian half German. I have a lot of Russian friends and i'm an orthodox Christian too. I'm very sad about the actual Situation it really breaks my heart. Hope no Problems will appear in Moldova and if so they will solved peacefully.
Everything will be fine in Moldova. this propaganda video appeared only because Ukraine started spreading rumors around Transnistria. They needed the right picture in the media. well, to the question of whether it is necessary to protect the Russians or not, will anyone say "no"?
They are so open-minded to “rescue their people” when that practically means invading another country and messing with another country's domestic problem.
Russians: "We are defending ourselves against NATO agression" Also Russians: "Attack Ukraine, Moldova and Poland!!!" On a more serious note, i was happy to see so many elderly use their heads for once.
I'm quite sure that if asked in 2021 they also would have opposed invading Ukraine. Not sure to which extent they're using their heads, more like blindly following common sense until the powers that be suggest otherwise
Спасибо Данил, за всю твою журналистику. Мне везде трудно понимать (с Англии) как думают обычные Русские люди и какое настроене в России - Я чувствую что твои видео мне дают маленкие окно в Русские мнение. Осебенный мне интересно слишать два женчины (20th lady) - они мне казались так неправилным, но в тоже самая время я не мог бы злился на них.... Я рад что ещё есть такие люди как ты в России. Мне даёт надежду на будушие - один день всё текущие безумие закончится. Так держать.
Even engineers and doctors are leaving Romania for West-Europe due to low income, and you want to defend your even more economically weak neighbouring country?
@@romeob.8369 You're not very updated. There is a large Romanian diaspora, but it has almost stopped, and now many Romanians go back to their homeland from Western Europe, with knowledge of languages, qualified jobs and degrees, or just enough money to invest with a higher purchase power. That will happen with the Ukrainians, too. Eastern Europe will be a land of opportunity for its own peoples, as soon as safety is restored. But this will be the job of the united Europeans, while anti-EU guys like you will treat demographics and econometrics as bulks of numbers for your five-year plan, instead of treating people like free men and women. In your socialist paradise, people are chained to their countries so the population doesn't decrease. In Europe, people are free to travel, study and reap opportunities, and then go back to their homeland when they please. It's called freedom.
Moscow is a disputed city somewhere between Russia and Poland. "Transnistria is a territory between Moldova and Ukraine". No, Transnistria is part of Moldova.
@@mile_381 A fake country you mean, made up by Russia, in fact not even recognized by Russia officially as a country. Transnistria is where the ex- Russian army settled. Russians rule over there.
When those interviewed say ‘ Russians never leave anyone behind’ they should be reminded that on the battlefield, fallen Russian soldiers are presently being left behind!
My grandfather was a WWII veteran (he was not a soldier, but his brother who raised him was) from USSR, and his thoughts on Ukraine when he was alive in 2014 were "Prevent the war and let them decide their own political road". Now, his children (my aunts and uncles) are the ones who support Russian politics (and we are not even from Russia). I think at some point people began to appropriate the past of their ancestors, but at the same time, in order to understand them, they would have to experience everything that our grandfathers and great-grandfathers experienced. I think in this case, they would not be allowing themselves to speak in such a manner in support of the current war. I feel like I've more in common with my grandfather than with the children of "golden" generation of USSR.
Agreed. My father fought in WW2 for 5 years. He disliked flags, national songs or anything that divided people. He believe any form of Nationalism was dangerous. My only complaint was he never talked about it. None of his generation that fought did.
My father fought in WW2 far far from his home in New Zealand. In our small town once a year, we have a early morning remembrance event, which is short, humble and low-key. Someone once suggested a flag be flown and we sing our national anthem. All the old solders said if that happened they won't come. Nationalism is dangerous they felt.
hello, you may ask why all these "opressed" russians dont come to russia? biggest country, many ressources etc... thank you for this channel, great work
1- Many countries decided to leave russian sphere. 2- "Opressed" people not coming to Russia. 3- Rich families have their children in the West. but...... NATO IS TRYING TO TAKE OUR RESOURCES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
@@SlavBoss-sn5cv the west wants russia's resources, you don't know what the us is doing in eastern syria do you? what they did in libya? have you learned the history of gaddafi at least? because the libyan citizens still love him (i am not a socialist), that a power wants resources from other countries, is normal, in fact wagner is in burkina faso for gold, france is still in africa for more resources, all powers steal, and now, china is doing it.
@@todoscript No one wants to TAKE those resources, though. Obviously everyone wants resources from other countries, but nowadays it's via investments and trades, not invasions. China is doing it in a very evil way, one sided like a parasite, which can't be said about the majority of NATO countries. And yeah, Syria and Libya, great examples. People sending help to Syria and getting kidnapped while trying to help their people. And Lybia, like come on. They don't care about international agreements, can't keep their country perimeters safe and fund groups that spread terror and kill others. What a nonesense comparison and example. All this while not even getting started about reparations, investments and other funds being delivered to such countries mainly from the West and not Russia.
@@todoscript Don't waste your time on him. He's just a professional Russian troll, who placed the Ukrainian colors on his avatar to pretend he is Ukrainian or an "objective person". Many of them do it nowadays. They now that no one will take them seriously after seeing their true colors.
I was born in Russia and lived there for a few years. I never liked the country or the insane Russian government, despite the fact that I liked SOME THINGS in Russia. And, already living in Western Europe for a long time, I really got in love with a person, who is from Moldova... And you can't even imagine, how worried I'm about that person's family members in Moldova, and how ashamed I'm for Russian imperialists, who were helping Transnistrian separatists for a long time (in Russian the region is called "Pridnestrov'e"). Anyway, Transnistria is Moldova 🇲🇩 It's recognized by the UN. Point. Just like Crimea and Donbas are Ukraine 🇺🇦 The Putin's army will fall. "Russkiy voenniy korabl', idi nahuy!"
@@iivaridark6850 Why are you giggling? Didn't you know that Mars is a historically Russian territory, which can be soon occupied by Elon Musk and other western fascists and pederasts?
@@anti-emo4721 Old people in Russia (and in the rest of the world, for that matter) are overwhelmingly conservative, most of the liberalism in Russia comes from younger people
@@CommonCommiestudios Ahh, by liberal, I meant like cartoonishly "open-minded" type people. 😆 Old, conservative people don't like war, especially grandmas. This is nuts... ☺
Thank you for showing the world what's really going on on Russian streets. I wish we could show regular Russians what the world really thinks, and not just what Russian TV wants them to think about it.
WHAT'S REALLY GOING ON IS YOU ARE THE ONE BEING DISILLUSIONAL RUSSIA IS IN THE RIGHT SIDE OF HISTORY NATO PROVOKED THE WAR IN ORDER TO JUSTIFY IT'S EXPANSION
LOL the guy who said... Sure.. WE SHOULD have a 3rd one a 4th one and a 5th one everywhere! Was obviously being sarcastic and wouldn't be surprised if he was the smartest one there.
As an American, I never had anything against the average Russian. When I was young, I was told that their government was evil. As I got older, I understood that the Soviets were a situation where those that were willing and able to work the system enough gained immense power and with that power came immense wealth. The people at the top always had to have an external enemy to justify the control of information and people. I don't think the average Russian ever had much of a chance to know the reality of it. When the USSR collapsed I hoped that Russia and the former Soviet states would join a world where influence came through economic trade. Unfortunately, maybe inevitably, men like Putin and his gang came into power. His promise was never to "get Russia off of it's knees", it was to create the conditions where Russians would want families. He utterly failed to meet that condition. He has used his absolute power to make himself the richest man on Earth and all of his cronies wealthy by skimming all of the income from the Russian economy. The real reason for this war is probably, similar to nazi Germany in 1939, they had skimmed all the money they could like parasites and a host, and needed more territory to take money from.
Well said, knightman 76. I hope it will be possible for Russian people to come to their senses, see the harm that is being perpetrated on others by the Kremlin, especially Putin, and hopefully into the future change their attitudes for the good of the planet.
I don't hate the average Russian. If I had to decribe my feelings towards them in one word it would be 'pity'. Thorough their history, they had the misfortune of being ruled by one petty and/or incompetent tyrant after another.
I don't hold any contempt for the average Russian either. What bothers me the most is how damned ignorant they are and how they don't see their thieving scumbag government for what it is. Most of them simply claim themselves apolitical and live their lives with their heads buried in the sand while they blame the West for all Russia's problems.
Moldova is an independent state, but anyway a union with Romania should be approved by the Moldovans, including the Gagauz people and possibly also by the Transnistrians if Transnistria keeps its status. Romania does not want to assimilate Moldova by force, nor does it seek to annex parts of Ukraine where probably over 1 million Romanians live. It's hilarious what comes from Moscow and in our peace here, we see it as madness.
@@Un_pelican_pe_varf_de_munte Right, but it's not a good thing not to cooperate although it's for their good. Some Gagauz people who traveled outside wouldn't disagree, with or without a special status like today in Moldova.
@@normanvalentin3633 never,that’s idiotic. Do you know how hard it is to become independent in 21st century? Bordering on impossible. Especially in Europe. Gaguz people have no land. Transnistria is russian and Ukrainian. So no.
It is difficult for a westerner to listen seriously to the mindset of the old soviet era russians. When the albanian borders opened 33 years ago, the citizens came to Greece en masse. On their side, the borders were heavily fortificated and the citizens were taught that the greeks were savage & ultra poor ppl. When they found out the reality with their one eyes, they were shocked. There has being going on so much isolation, opression & so heavy propaganda for almost a century in Russia, the results of which are vividly shown on the 1420 videos.
as a Ukrainian, I want to remind all people that Ukraine remains the shield and sword of Europe. Moldova is safe because Ukraine guarantees of their security. Zelensky said that he is ready to help Moldova return the lands occupied by Russia to Transnistria, if Moldova asks Ukraine for this service. Rest assured that Ukraine will resolve this issue in a matter of hours or days. I want to wish all good people all the best, and I want to wish russians isolation from good people.
and let's not forget the support given by the Ukrainians to the separatists from Transnistria in 1992 and after that, now that you have ended up in the same situation with Moldova, you seem to see things differently after 2014
@@demetr285 Ha-ha, You should study your more recent history! ”During the Transnistria War, UNA-UNSO members fought alongside Transnistrian separatists against Moldovan government forces in defense of a large ethnic-Ukrainian minority in Transnistria. The incongruous motive of assisting a mostly pro-Russian region was for the "struggle of Slavs over Moldovan-Romanian aggression." Following the war, 50 UNSO members were awarded the PMR "Defender of Transnistria" medal.” There were also many Ukrainian Cossacks! Until 2014, Ukraine supported the separatists in one way or another. Beyond the thorough smuggling that has always been carried out in the Odessa area, there have always been Ukrainian forces ready to support the "Slavic brothers", from the President of Ukraine to ordinary citizens. Only until an open conflict broke out with the Russians did the Ukrainians have a very helpful relationship with the Transnistrian separatists, allowing and smuggling everything from weapons (from warehouses there or manufactured there) to more peaceful products and to the supply and rotation of Russian troops from there.
Yeah, exactly. They’re meaningless now. It’s just the same Soviet people calling for more war. It’s just brainwashed Soviet Russians who don’t understand imperialism genocide or the rights of sovereign nations
Nah, Poles and Balts were called Russophobes every time when we tried to warn rest of the West that Russia can't be trusted. Well, nobody is laughing now.
A phobia is an unreasonable fear.There's no such thing as russophobia. It's a russian propaganda term. It's utter nonsense.We shouldn't use it.PS-you're forgiven.
I have an idea for the next video, could you guys show the new photos of Mar'inka, Ukraine and ask Russians what they think about it? It's a city that was heavily impacted by the war. PS: You can blur their faces
A potential question: If Lavrov in India was right that the war was started against Russia, why then was it called a 'Special Military Operation'? Why not tell the people it was simply a war of defence, just the same as 1941? And why are none of the Collective Security Treaty Organization (CSTO) treaty members coming to Russia's defence, as per article 4 of the treaty that 'aggression against one is aggression against all' (the same principle as NATO)?
That's a very good question. Most of them will probably respond that the other treaty members are cowards and traitors, but it's just my random guess. The other related questions are: 1) Do ordinary Russians believe that CSTO members are going to help them if Russia becomes a target of Chinese aggression? I mean, sending the actual soldiers rather than just equipment. 2) Do ordinary Russians believe that NATO members are going to help Estonia if it becomes a target of Russian aggression? Again, sending the actual soldiers rather than just equipment.
1. WHAT ELSE YOU WANT IT TO CALL THE MILITARY OPERATION? AND THERE WAS ALREADY WAS A WAR GOING ON SINCE 2014 2. CSTO IS A DEFENSE PACT JUST LIKE NATO SO NATO AND ANY STATE WOULD NEED TO BE ATTACKED FIRST AND ALSO ASSIST IN STOPPING OVERTHROW OF GOVT
How come no one answers the question by saying, give the Russians in Moldova the option of moving back to Russia. Russia can reimburse them for loss of property. Its better to move them than to start a war costing many other Russians their lives. People are important, not their land in another country. Russia should do that everywhere if they want to save Russian people. Russia claims they need people in their country and they have a lot of land, so that seems to be the best option for everyone.
Maybe R. Moldova, with some financial help, should incentivize russians go back (a couple thousand dollars per capita should do). Probably the outcome would be way cheaper than any conflict.
@@ionbrad6753 we did that with Hungarians after WW1 in Transylvania. Then they accused us of genocide 😂 Better let the free market do its thing and exclude them from various activities just like they do to us.
@@gigikontra7023 (Free!) Willingly migrating, with or without a money prize, is not genocide. Not even a single homicide. It may be called social engineering or something, but no -cide.
@@ionbrad6753 actually that's how Romania ended up in a crisis in 1920s. Because we didn't ask for war reparations. We told Hungary to indemnify Hungarian families moving from Transylvania to Hungary instead of paying us. And they didn't do that.
And then they wonder why neighbouring countries don’t want Russians inside their country. I’m leaning towards that the 1,3 % of Finnish population is getting uncomfortably high. Nothing against the individuals that I have met over the years but as a minority group they can easily become a problem. Not in their own right but by their home country and often against their own will. But when there are no Russians in your country, there certainly is no need to “save” them.
That is very true. Mainly educated, hardworking and nice people. Many are volunteering in helping Ukrainians. But do you think Russian regime cares about their opinions or about the truth? I highly doubt that Russians in Ukraine were oppressed before all this. If you have a Russian minority, Russian regime and propaganda will tell they need saving and that is that. There already were few attempts to do just that last year in Finland. Our local Russian minority was quite vocal against it. They said they don’t need to be saved nor want to be saved. It didn’t stop Russian regime from fishing for stories about oppression anyway. They probably weren’t too successful because the phenomenon faded but only time will tell.
@@tiuhtiviuhti7998 but even if you didn't have Russians, do you think Putin would fail to find a reason? Come on, stop accusing innocent people and spreading hate
@@Roma_Aeterna_SPQR yes, I think he will hesitate. He is in the same team with other Kremlin-financed figures in Romania such as Ion Cristoiu, Mircea Dinescu, Dragnea etc. Many of which were financed through complex mechanisms with money from FNI by Sorin Ovidiu Vîntu...
Ah, that could be tricky. As a member of NATO Romania would have to ask other members to join, because NATO acts as one bloc. Good luck getting Orban and possibly Erdogan on board with that idea.
You always hear that “53 countries are supplying military aid to Ukraine” and this is why the Russian military is doing so poorly. It doesn’t matter how many countries are arming Ukraine, they still only have a small fraction of the weapons & firepower that Russia has. Ukraine only used 3% - 5% of NATO’s arsenal to wipe out half of Russia’s active duty professional army.
Aside from years of preparation and training that was also provided by NATO countries. Saying 3%-5% is definitely not just incorrect, but generally just stupid to say. The Russian army is doing poorly because they are mismanaged, which can't be said about Ukraine. It's the accumulation of all those factors that lead to Russia's professional army being beaten.
@@coltr7561 Well, yes and no. I can't deny the statement of having Russian's to fire upon giving you training in itself. Considering that I've to admit that you're right even though it's probably the combination of both that lead to Ukrainians being so well prepared :D
Can you imagine in 2023 that the UK said they should be allowed to invade India and Austrailia because the people there speak english. Maybe Spain invades Mexico....
Your analogy is wrong. There were 15 republics in USSR and communist goverment rotated people through it's territory sending citizens for different jobs in other republics. So a lot of Russians were set to Moldova, Georgia, Uzbekistan, etc... to live and to work for a long period. They got a their quaters there and settled for long period being not native. Mostly that were thnical Russians. After the collapse of Soviet Union they dicsovred themselves in another independnt states than their motherland without the ability to turn back for economical reasons. That people are often mentioned as "Russian-speakers", so they are ethnic Russians mostly for real and not just language carriers. And that was a real social issue after USSR collapse some countries really discriminated them or at least had not stopped discrimination. Up to ethnical cleanings in some republics. So that's not Spanish in Mexico. And now of course that issue is not so actual because of time passed, but it used as a reason by Kremlin to justify an agression against that exUSSR states.
I spoke to a Russian vendor at a flea market in Florida in January and she said that she had at least one customer who insulted her for being Russian. I guess before long Russia will be starting a special operation in Orlando to liberate this Russian woman.
I would call the police and press ethic hatred harrastment charges. In America cops would arrest that bastard in no time. That woman did not know her rights well. In US you are protected unlike in rotten Europe.
@@alinaalina3981 Lol, the cops would laugh at you and hang up if you called to report being “insulted”. Unless you are making violent threats/harassment or have physically assaulted someone, then what you’ve described is freedom of speech. Would it be ideal if everyone used that freedom to be wonderful and not a hateful troll? Yes, of course. But that is the price to pay for such freedoms, I cannot stop others from speaking freely and they cannot stop me. Do I wish I could sometimes? Of course, but the reality is myself, as every American, would spill blood just to make sure that is never ever possible.
With the mention that in Romania it increases by 2000 every year and in Russia it will decrease now. In Russia it's HARDLY per capita, because all the wealth in Russia is concentrated in the hands of the rich. And unlike Russia, Romania has no billionaires. That is why Russia looks like an underdeveloped country, and Romania is increasingly progressive. In Kazakhstan it is the same as in Russia, you can see it in the development that there are only some rich country exceptions.
@@normanvalentin3633 Romania actually has quite a few billionaires. The difference is that unlike in former USSR countries they are not oligarchs who have become billionaires by being politician's puppets in exchange for strategic resources like raw materials.
@@ezes7925 How many? 5? And 2-3 of them are from IT new ones, maybe 2 out of 3 with residence in the US. We are the country with one of the fewest billionaires in Europe. After 1990 they couldn't steal like in Ukraine and many were affected by arrests.
Right? Especially those 75+ year old Karens. They think they know what should be done on solving the "Russophobia" problem, so I presume the best way for them is to do it themselves, right? Imagine an army of russian grannies trying to "protect russians everywhere" haha!
the hat sisters are hysterical. i love it when older people say they miss the U.S.S.R., the days of forced labor, famine, neighbors' reporting on you, lack of movement. the thrills are endless. most people in this video seemed much more rational on this subject.
The life in Russia was not as bad as for people in the "satellite" countries in the USSR times The production in the rest of the countries went to Russia as "gratitude" for the "liberation", so the Russians did not suffer for famine. Forced labor was only if you weren't supporting the right people, and this is obviously not the case for the 2 ladies. If you look at the enthusiasm they approve any aggression their politicians might want to do, I'm sure they were the ones reporting on their neighbors, not the other way around, so they were just fine and have good reasons to regret the USSR
They just think every dead dictator is a victim - because they think it is the only way to rule. People are so passive they want a dictator to decide what they will do and not do the next day...
@@Илья-у1ю Yeah I’m sure Gaddafi’s state sponsored gas attacks in Paris and his dictatorship is totally making him the victim. Or hHaddam Hussein invading and annexing Kuwait as well as ethnically cleaning the Kurds and kidnapping thousands of Kurdish children as leverage for the Kurds to submit. Is that what your 🇷🇺 stands for?
I spent some time in Chisinau in 1995, about 4 years after Moldova became independent. It was clear that there was resentment towards Russia, which after all had ruled over them for 40+ years, forbidding the use of the Roman alphabet. I noticed that the Cyrillic exit sign on a Moldovan airplane had been obliterated. Russian speakers still held positions of power. If you had a court case, you were advised to hire a Russian speaking lawyer and a Romanian speaking lawyer because you couldn't know whether you'd get a Russian speaking judge or a Romanian speaking judge.
This is the reason why neighboring countries should not let too many Russians to immigrate there. No matter how nice and decent people they are. Their telling and opinion does not matter if Russia wants to use them as an excuse. Plus, the double citizenship should not be allowed in these cases.
Nobody let russians in Moldova . It was the will of the mighty killer named Stalin who brought russians there and killed or deported romanians in siberian gulag . Its very simple. So the russians living there are their children and nephews .
Most of the Russians who emigrated to Moldova (because it has a milder climate than Siberia or elsewhere!) and especially to Transnistria were mostly retired military personnel or something similar, so their degree of chauvinism towards the natives was (and still is) at high rates
@@MrQ454 I did not know that, interesting. In Finland there are many Russians, and most of them are nice and opposing the war in Ukraine but some Russians here are pretty arrogant. The nasty thing is that Russian attitude that they should "protect" Russians living in other countries instead of following the rule "go by the rules of the country or move out".
@@osk9013 somewhere someone wrote how good it was in the ussr that they gave them houses for free! of course it was good, the Russians and most of the Russophones sent from Russia and other "wonderful areas" received houses in the cities and jobs there, while the majority, the Moldavians who built them, were forced to live in the countryside and had worse jobs in agriculture , constructions etc
They will just use the word Nazi's as always, they always just shout words like 'Fascists and Nazis' because they are brainwashed by their government controlled media.
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«Should we invade Finland and Sweden while they’re not in NATO yet?» - it's our next one (in 48 hours).
yes, thanks
Can’t wait!
You really want to piss off sone Westerners lmao
As a Swede, I really hope no one thinks that's a good idea...
But from what I've seen in some other videos, some crazy old babusha might think Russia should try to come here and kill everyone, including all the babies, who knows..?
Hey, it’s getting more and more amusing. I like the Russians! They’ll make a good addition to the West! Once this major shit is done.
As a person from Transdnistria, I can say that even without military intervention, 30 years of "support" from Russia has made this region the poorest, absolutely hopeless place that everyone living there wants to leave. The best thing that Russia can do for Russian speaking people there is to leave them alone and to let reunite with the rest of Moldova.
why do you live there
@@mile_381 He said that he is from Transnistria, not that he lives there.
@@mile_381 I left that godforsaken place years ago. Returned there last year to visit my mother, and discovered it to be even more depressing than 10 years ago, which I had thought was impossible.
@@zombeaver4853 Your words in honor.
@Helen R yes, this is right, this is what Russians do since forever, to keep neighbour countries poor and dependent on Russia, because every country that makes it into the EU and enjoys freedom, democracy and prosperity is a threat to the gangsters in the Kremlin, because the Russian people might wake up and demand the same freedom, democracy and prosperity
I am from Moldova and grew up there. The majority of the population from Moldova speak Romanian natively(>80%) and have learned Russian as a second language. If someone starts a conversation in Russian, people respond in Russian. This pretty much the exact opposite of discrimination against a minority.
Lol we don’t need gypsy in Russia. Stay in your African country lmao
I'm Romanian and have worked with Moldovans , like 40 of them at least . They all spoke Russian , not all spoke Romanian. With some differences that were easily solved we understood each other very well and had a very pleasant collaboration. I honestly felt closer to my coworkers in Rep of Moldova than anywhere else. Sa traiasca toti Moldovenii si Rep Moldova s-ajunga mai bogata si mai mandra ca Elvetia !
@@cristiangaban960 I am also Romanian and have worked with quite a few Moldovans over the years. They all spoke Romanian VERY WELL. With a slight accent, of course, but not that much different than in other parts of Romania. You can understand them. And not all Moldovans even speak ruzzian, btw. The official language there is Romanian. Every bill they have to pay, every document or contract they sign, or billboard they look at, is written in Romanian. Saying that they don't speak Romanian is laughable.
Their currency is Leu (same as in Romania, but Moldovan Leu). And we share a lot of customs. Why we haven't joined is clearly Putinland's threats and that cancer of a territory, the "transnistrian" region that is under Putinland's "protection".
Din pacate nici noi nu ne stimam limba , cand unu graieste in rusa noi trebu sa ii raspundem in limba de stat
@@zdspider6778 moldavia could just kick trannsistria out of the union, lay down all claims to transnistria and join romania. who cares about the small strip of land thats transnistria? moldova could be eu. moldova could gift the claims on transnistria to ukraine, then they can handle the remnants of the soviet army in transnistria?
Please, ask them why so many countries decided to leave Russian sphere of influence and join NATO or the EU and why none has done the opposite.
I can already tell you, it was the west that corrupted the great politicians of each country so that they can join and go against Russia.
You could argue that Hungary is trying to do the opposite, but yeah, for sure far more are trying to align with the West than with Russia.
They will say because we have a debt to pay for usa so our goverments are doing what usa tells us, but people love russia, and we miss being under russian control, as they were carering and protecting us.
They will tell that other countries are Nazis.
@@KandGoodz Hungary has a smaller Putin in charge, he is trying to preserve his power and increase them; still he plays double role, actually he wants the both the omlette and the eggs
The most beautiful part of this video is reading the comments of our Romanian brothers who are always here for supporting Moldova ❤️
Intotdeauna! ❤
@@claudiu8426 🤗🇷🇴🇲🇩
_"She's a fascist"_ It seems that the average Russians apply the label "fascist" to everyone they don't like. It would be interesting to hear the definition of fascism from ordinary Russians. They seem to fail to notice that Russia has turned into a fascist country. @1420
1984
In France there was a humorist who summed up the situation very well: "the enemy is stupid: he thinks that we are the enemy when he is". Mutatis mutandis with "fascist and nazi"
facts
The average lib-tard American throws that word around too.
The definition: Fascist is anyone who does not like the Russian government and would not want to be subdued by it.
As a Russian speaking person born in Moldova, Russians please don’t come to eliberate me we are doing fine and are not oppressed. So please stay home and leave Ukrainians in peace. 🤬
i remember when the war in Ukraine started last year and Russian embassy in Chisinau wrote a message to Russian speakers in Moldova if they experienced any discrimination or abuse, and for them to report it, I remember there were thousands of messages of Russian speakers telling the embassy pretty much what you said here or just "russki voyni korabli idi n*hui"
@@vickru2133 that's funny 🤣 the Russian Embassy did the same thing in Finland at the same time. And I guess they received the same kind of answers from our Russian speaking people.
Clear and sound statement. Moldova in the EU will double its GDP in a few years, Russia is on a slide to the abyss.
@@lokkikissa i think they pretty much did that week around all the countries around russia and they pretty much all got told by russsians to go f c k themselves. it was beautiful
What the hell do they want
Destruction and death for no reason
Innocent people to die just because they are unhappy
F'n scumbags.
(I'm Irish too BTW)
As a person from Romania I am afraid for our brothers from Moldova, but I can say that we are ready to help them to defend in any way. I hope rest of Europe will do the same. United we stand 🌀
Amen brother.
for obvious reasons Romanians care a lot about Moldova, and I believe it must be huge encouragement for them to have such good neighbor! And as a Czech I say we are ready to defend Moldova in any way too!
If we don't defend countries like Moldova they will be picked off one by one by Russia. And then they will come for you
Hell yes, we are ready! Enough of this Russian BS - blaming everybody else for their own aggression. It’s pure insanity to listen to, completely detached from logic and reasoning 🇩🇰🇪🇺
Im from Baltics, and i believe people here are so fed up with russian chauvinism we will help anyone under threat of it, anyway we can. we are small, so we cant do much, but when all the small nations unite, together we can do great things.. i hope. :)
Citind atâtea comentarii,mă bucur enorm că există oameni ce pot cerne prin atâta rahat că să vadă adevărul și nu ezita să pună punctul pe "i". Bravo.Traiască Moldova.
It's disturbing how these people legitimately believe they are in the right.
Just a turtle out here positng generic comments 2 mins after the vids posted to try and get youtube likes
It's disturbing because this is how about 80% of the population think
It’s not something uncommon, happens everywhere. You should listen to what Americans say about their military actions in the Middle East
its disturbing me how you believe you are right too
That's what Russian state controlled media does to people who don't actively follow news from other countries, which is becoming increasingly hard since the government is blocking various sites that don't align with their view.
Russian's logic cycle:
1. Attack neighbour country from time to time
2. "They are russophobic!" Destroy them. (back to point no 1)
And ask :"why they hate us?".
3. Claim you are defending yourself. Back to # 1.
People seem to think that if Russia has no friends they should send the troops in. Very perverse logic.
yeah, like when the lady was talking that there is 53 countries against them, and it should not be like that, but does not stop to think that if so many countries is against russias actions, mby russias actions is the cause.. :D
Yes, by killing everyone they will not get any friends - but still they do not understand it.
A lot are disgusting unlikeable people.
@TFactory That way is not uniquely Russian. Germans tried that at one point.
@@tfactory1058 “Violence can only be concealed by a lie, and the lie can only be maintained by violence.”
-- Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn
these interviews are pure gold for further history lessons .....
Full support Moldova !! ❤
From Romania 🇷🇴🇷🇴🇷🇴
Slavă Moldovei
👍👏🇷🇴
Full support peace for Moldova with no foreign intervention including from Roumania and Ukraine.
Alin, multumim pentru gand bun!
Better not tell them they have washing machines in moldova.
🤣
АХХАХАХАХХАХАХАХАХХА
Better tell the Russians that Moldova is very poor, there are no washing machines, no friges, no plasma Tv...
That was genius, hilarious and at the same time true. 😂😂. Can i steal it please?
😂 and toilets)))
i have noticed a trend, when ANY post soviet country says they want to be pazrt of europe, russia suddenly labels them fasciet, and then russophobic then says they are being oppressed. ive noticed this only happens when they want to become more european
You are on to something
Not just that. Everyone seems to get their share. Russian embassy at Finland tried to query Russian citizens living in Finland, that if they feel "threatened" or some bs to that vein. Ironically few Russians I know that have lived here for long all think Putin has gone mental and never think about moving back to Russia. This happened at the very early stage of this war. They absolutely were aiming to have legit reason to possibly attack Finland too. Putins crazy dictatorship is going way too far. He needs to be put down.
"Nazi" in Ruzzospeak just means "peoples who do not want to surrender to Moscow"
@@patriark indeed. Also bit stronger synonym to russophobe
Their propaganda implies so and soon people believe in that and continue to spread their BS. If their propaganda spoke about Moldova (they ignore it mostly so far, not entirely though) we would have even worse answers
The two ladies at the end feels like a conversation with two ChatGPTs
Transnistria is NOT between Moldova and Ukraine. Transnistria is a part of Moldova that is occupied by Russia, wich ain't the same thing. The same as Crimea, Donetsk, Luhansk, Kherson and Zaporizhia are Ukranian territory ocuppied but Russia. And the same as Ossetia and Georgia.
Exactly.
That's an important remark.
Absolutely true. Russia only wanted to "hang on" to Transnistria because it is the waterway into that part of the world. That is the only reason the Kremlin has any interest. They couldn't give a rip about their so-called "Russian brothers and sisters" in Transnistria. That is always the false excuse by the Kremlin used when "liberating" other lands. Nazi Germany gave the same lame excuses in the Sudaten and other lands that they invaded. Russia under Putin is now Nazi Germany.
Transnistria was never a part of Moldova other than in USSR.
Transnistria was a republic before the collapse of the USSR, which means it is not part of Moldova (or MSSR), it is a different country. So it's not occupied and it's 80-90% has russian origin and 80% have russia pasports.
As someone from Moldova I can say its scary to have russians near ur border.
The Ukrainians are apparently thinking, about kicking the Russian occupying soldiers out of Moldova. With them gone, you could join the EU and NATO. Hopefully the Russian army, will be getting kicked out of Ukraine and Georgia too.
Fear not. We wolud kick their asses or arm you in a way to do it yourself. Also our drones and radars are far superior to what Ukraine has. You will gain access to them. In the worse case scenario, if we don't have time to place boots on the ground, we will come and liberate you. There is no way we will let you live under Russian occupation again. Anyway, if Maia Sandu asks for help, Iohanis will not hesitate.
Потерпите немного,мы скоро освободим вас от режима Майи САнду и все будет хорошо
@@Joeblogs263 yes, everybody waiting until Ukrainian army will liberate half of the world, Belorus , Moldova , Chechnya, Georgia ... Really good plan, but Ukrainian guys unfortunately loose their lives...
@@vytcrexyj On average between about 500 and 1000 Russian soldiers have been killed, each day for the past year. There are only 1500 Russian soldiers in Moldova. So it will only be a few days work. They can be disposed of in a few days worth of HIMMARS and drone strikes.
The Georgians can be provided with the weapons, that can allow them to do the same thing.
The 100 million rubel question:
IF the Kremlin is so good to it‘s neighbours, why do these people and countries not not want to be part of Soviet V2.0?
Once everyone is leaving your party, you should ask yourself why and not blame everyone for leaving.
Logic doesn't work there. It's gonna be "they are nazis" or any other pretext.
The some 20 countries in Eastern Europe were never given freedom by Stalin and the commies not until 1990 were these countries improve their standard of living when they governed themselves and here we have Putin trying the same but this time we fight back even China does not want this war and the oppression of the kremlin Russia’s time is over sanctions will remain and slowly big buisiness will take over and sell Russia’s resources under the approval of nato supervision there will be no more Russia run by the kremlin no more nukes there or educated people
But this would mandate you into looking into a mirror for once and finding out whether there's anyone there.
Soviets aren't really known for being introspective, or even thinkers for that matter.
As a Romanian nationalist, what bothers me the most about this is that (some) Russians want to do this to their "Orthodox brothers" in Romania and "Slavic brothers" in Poland. Just imagine what they will to nations that have nothing in common with them
"we never leave our people behind"...Ukranian battlefields say otherwise...
They really think they can just go to another country and call it their home. Dude, the moment you decide to live in another country, forget everything about your own culture. When you live in Romania you're Romanian. When you live in Poland you're Polish. Wherever you go, you should honour those who accepted you into their home.
They usually are born in such countries and have 30+ age. They not "go to another country". It's their home.
@@Роман-д1й1ш They're born there yet they behave like russians. If they want to be russian they should go to russia. These countries have their own cultural identity, language, etc. unlike countries like switzerland or Belgium which don't have their own language.
@@Роман-д1й1шYou still have to respect rules and law of a given country. It does not matter if you are born there as a citizen of this country or if a foreigner.
@@nbgoodiscore1303 if you say that against Turks in Germany or some black in France you will be called a nazi in a second. Why is it normal with Russian nationality?
@Helen R Hungary also planted Germans in Romania. And the Russians planted Russians, Ukrainians and others in Moldova. Meanwhile Romanians, Moldovans were deported to Kazakhstan.
"Russians never leave their own behind!"
Yet using 'their own' as cannon fodder is A O.K 🤣
They also don't let them leave. Executing their own who wish to defect, escape, retreat. Insanity
They leave their own to the front!
Volodymyr Zolkin's interviews with the Russian POWs show countless of cases, when they abandon their wounded or lost soldiers without any issues. What a staggering contract compared to what the civilians at home think.
technicaly they throw them infront of them xD
Comrade, in Russia no one uses their own as cannon fodder. All those brave men voluntarily give their lives against all the odds and storm enemy fortifications with shovels out of pure volition. Afterwards they wrestle bears, drink vodka and make many children.
As a citizen of the Republic of Moldova, I would say that Russians should respect the country they live in, anywhere in the world. They cry about "Russophobia", but why?
Maybe you don't need to annex territories that don't belong to you, Moldova has always been and always will be a part of Romania. You annexed Bessarabia (today the Republic of Moldova) and introduced new terms such as Moldavian language and Cyrillic script. The Romanian language was always spoken on this territory.
I'm addressing all the Russians who don't live in Russia, it's hypocritical to live a life in a European country and not speak the state language, it's hypocritical to scream about how bad is the west but use and buy western technologies and products, it's hypocritical to say that west or Ukraine are nazi but starting wars, annex territories and screaming about how you need to kill all the people on the west, it's hypocritical to live anywhere in the world and say that Russia is the strongest and that it will bomb them all. But about this video, I would like to note that the propaganda works 100% and unfortunately people believe it. Fun fact, all the countries where the Russian hand was, that countries had problems. With how much money Russia has, you could evacuate all the Russians in the world and take them to you, build new cities for them, and everyone would applaud you, instead choose aggression, war, blood. How you can say that you need to save all the Russians that don't live there. Why they don't live in Russia? Do you think why?
That says a lot about you. My advice to you: just don't read or watch only Russian sources.
А потом начинается война в Украине, потому что такие, как вы, половину страны требуете уехать
"it's hypocritical to live a life in a European country and not speak the state language"
I feel the same and I live in the United States. But sensitive people think it's "xenophobic" to expect people who live in the USA to speak English.
@@encycl07pedia- I get you but this point is not really valid in this case. Russians literally planted themselves to other countries systematically to replace the natives. Immigration is not the same in my opinion.
Most of this is disinformation. Slavic Moldovans have always existed. In fact, the Moldovan population is heavily mixed with Slavs, unlike Romania.
Most Moldovans have Russian, Ukrainian, Belarusian, Polish etc. genes in their families whereas Romanians do not.
In summary, Moldovans are not Romanians genetically, despite speaking a similar language. Look up genetic studies of Moldovans, without shilling for Romanian linguistic Imperialism.
Most of russians in Central Asia don’t respect governmental languages (imperialism)
Russia acting like the mother of all Karens... feeling disrespected and throwing a tantrum as soon as you don't let them have their way.
Isn’t that typical Western imperialist behavior? They are not much different.
Not everything is analogous to American 'woke culture'. Russia is not an American Karen - it is a nation with a long history, rich culture and complex historical relations with its neighbours - especially slavic peoples. To use American cultural/political disintegration as a comparison is to show total ignorance of reality.
@@Claude_van Yes when the West had Empires but not anymore. Funny how badly a nation behaves when it thinks it cant be touched.
Sure, try having your way as a EU when you're under US. I'm sure they'll appreciate.
@@dougclark9921 That’s right. All other old Western empires and the Ottoman Empire are long gone. Russia is a fossil of the past. But it will renew I think.
Russia is like a burglar who breaks into your house, steals stuff and when You catch him he cries that you're being russophobic
No, when you catch him he'll say it's actually his house and you're the one who came to steal
The feminists did the same to me, when I got accused. By my ex of genero de Violencia.
The Russian cries out in pain as he strikes you.
@@freitb1 Seperate between Russia and Russians. Most Russians are good people and are not like that.
@@Random_Einstein On first opinion yes, but when you start to ask them a concrete questions - they turn into agrresive humans. Not all, but mostly especially in bad regions.
I keep hearing the “we never leave our own people behind” refrain. But I'm not aware of Ukraine or Moldova preventing anyone from leaving for Russia. So these people weren't left behind, they decided to stay outside of Russia of their own volition (although their decision to stay was strongly influenced by inertia, Russian propaganda, false promises, and magical thinking).
You are right. If a person wants to go to Russia, then he should go there, and not call Russia here. According to the logic of the Russians, they should attack the USA, Germany, Britain, France and other countries where Russians live, but Russian is not an official language by law. I am Ukrainian and all the Russians I knew believed that everything in Ukraine should be in Russian, since they do not know Ukrainian. By the way, the Ukrainian language is older than Russian, it is enough to compare the Ukrainian language 300 years ago and Russian, Russian even 100 years ago was completely different
I also notice x amount of dead Russian soldiers left behind in Ukraine on the videos and according to a number of eyewitness interview videos burnt at city dumps on bonfires where the disgusting smell of burning flesh was overwhelming. So I would take that with a grain of salt.
Let's imagine that a short-sighted British politician gave Wessex to Scotland, not thinking that someday England and Scotland will cease to be one country. And then Russia carried out a revolution in Scotland, put a puppet government there. England admitted that it had lost the battle of the secret services, but tried to negotiate that the inhabitants of Wessex had autonomy. But Scotland refused, began to impose a fictional culture, teach their children that England is bad and kill the English in Wessex. In a territory that is not and has never been Scotland at all. Sounds like complete nonsense, right? But if it's not with the UK, but with Russia, then you can believe in any nonsense. Nobody needs Kiev, nobody needs Lviv, which is Poland in general. We just need NATO not to be in Ukraine, so that Ukraine remains a buffer zone. And so that the native Russian territories would stop being shot back by Ukrainian fascists. Russia has been trying to solve this issue with diplomacy for 8 years, but no one cared about it.
@@HellGrouse All that territory, and no buffer zone of your own? Looks like very poor land usage planning to me. Move your capital east of the Urals, and you'll have all the buffer zone you need, without killing a single Ukrainian child.
Why should we? It is not we who are moving closer to NATO, but NATO closer to us. It was possible to sign an agreement with Russia in early 2022 with security guarantees and no one would have died at all. But don't make a fool of yourself and me. Everyone already knows that the American military-industrial complex has been preparing Ukraine since 2003 as a testing ground for weapons against Russia. The only question was on whose territory they would fight. It's very good that it's not on ours.
As a Romanian, whenever I see Russian speaking Moldovan citizens that even after 30 years of independence have not yet learned the Romanian language but complain about being persecuted, I wonder about their arrogance. As to the Transnistrians, they have their own "president", army, even currency, what are they complaining about? It is the Romanian element that is persecuted there.
smuggling doesn't really work anymore since the war started, that's their trouble!
It's understandable though. They consider all nations of their former colonies as inferior. It's like slaves asking masters to learn their language.
Ai dreptate 😱💪💪💪💪
As a Moldovan I totally agree
Same in Baltic states. Don’t integrate but complain about discrimination🧐
Never leave their people behind?!?!?! Have they seen any of the combat footage or soldiers walking away when a comrade gets hit? I've seen men thrown off their tank and the tank speeds away leaving everyone behind. Maybe never leaving someone behind was "the old way" but it is certainly not the way today. I saw one guy carrying a sink, got hit by a drone grenade and the guy walking with him picked up the sink, leaving the other guy behind. My friend Cy received purple, gold, silver and bronze medals during WWII when his squad was hit by German fire and Cy crawled back ten times to save the lives of his buddies - with shrapnel in his butt.
Russian television is basicly a parallel universe
The guy asking the questions in this video is killing it. He nailed every response with a quick follow up question that was highly relevant. We need more reporters like this.
I wouldn't be surprised if Daniil was on a Kremlin Hitlist. I hope he sleeps with one eye open.
Appreciate it 🤝
Also, excellent editing.👏👏👏
@@maximdenisov9767 You are awesome, Maxim. Your questions and follow-ups are great, and you are persistent without being too pushy. You are getting such great, and mostly thoughtful, responses from the people you are interviewing.
One small problem, Ruzzia has no way of getting more troops to Transnistria without Ukraine eliminating them
yes yes. we ran out of rockets last year.there are no people. there are no bullets.Ukraine is coming.everything is very bad.we already heard all this a year ago)
Russia will wipe the whole of Europe off the face of the earth, if necessary, calm down, sit down, eat chips and have a burger
размечтался, это мы уничтожим усраину
Yes
Over the last year we've all come to see the true state of Russia. A Potemkin State built on smoke and mirrors feed by it's Bs media.
Too many of it's populace are drunk on Putlers Kool Aid. They're a slave nation, a liability and a pretext to invade wherever they live. Send them back to the USSR. Let them know how lucky they are.
I dont think its a small problem for them
Those two (sisters I presume) talking over each other constantly is hilarious. I wonder what conversations they have at home like this.
yes. chip and dale after 10 days of watching Russian state television
My father (ukrainian) was raised in the Soviet Onion, his way to make "arguments" and communicate is exactly the same as these babushkas. It's impossible to say your opinion, if you think different then you are an idiot. They'll never change because they were educated to follow orders, not to make decisions. Many ukrainians don't like russians, but also some of them, don't like western mentality. Not all some ukrainains want a strong army with a strong leader, it doesn't matter with democracy or not.........
@@SlavBoss-sn5cv You are liar. You have never been to Ukraine and know anything about "many Ukrainians". You are using any opportunity to promote the Russian narratives on this forum. The Ukrainian colors on your avatar prove that you are paid for your activities. I wish you to follow the Russian ship ASAP.
They reminded me of a scene from a well-known Polish comedy 😂 th-cam.com/video/8nG7qLanxgM/w-d-xo.html
More like mother and daughter, I thought. Hilarious..
Has Russia/Soviet EVER cared for or protected their own people?
I know right! 😂
maybe theirs, at the expense of everyone else
No, they don't care about developing their own country. They only care about Moscow, St. Petersburg and the surrounding areas
No, they think there is too much of them anyhow. They think they are the largest, strongest and mightiest country in the whole universe.
Maybe you should ask their guru comrade Stalin who killed almost
60 million human beings of different ethnic origin including russians .
Compared to this monster Hitler is just a poor child. And remember ...
Putin is one of his admirers . Its insane.
The sky is the limit! Ukraine, Georgia, Poland, the Baltic states, Moldova, Burkina Faso, Chile, Panama, Bangladesh ... well, the Russians will not be bored for sure. 🤣
Today Ukraine, tomorrow, the world !
You forgot the South Atlantic islands........:)
@@mikelenahan9253 one weekend is enough for the South Atlantic islands, not worth mentioning :)
😂
i wonder what would happen if life beyond earth would be found.. would russia insist that there is russophobia to fix on other planet? :D
Isn't this the same philosophy that Hitler used for Austria?
Yes, the same, as everything else putin claimed.
Approximately. But perhaps everything will change, and soon Ukrainians will start killing Crimeans and people of Donbass for revenge.
Absolutely .
Not quite, Austrians actually speak German primarily.
Russia whine about foreign countries where Russian is not the primary language but are minorities that refuse to assimilate to the host country they are privileged to be in.
Not as much for Austria as for the Sudatenland (part of Czechoslovakia) then. Austria was less of them “being oppressed” and more of “they’re Germans”.
But, yes, that was generally the motivation.
What would be a cure for Westofobia on Russian people?
free election and time, time for the Soviet generation to die of old age.
freedom of speech and opposition TV channels, which has no chance for now
utter humiliation, like what happend to the nazis. the old and young generation is largely lost there
Defeat, starvation and repentance.
Denazification.
As a Citizen of Moldova , born and raised in mixed family ( Ukrainian- Moldovan ) I’ve never felt being oppressed or discriminated for speaking Russian. I went to romanian school-college, russian always was a conversational language when it was needed.
Russian language even doesn’t have an official status in Moldova it is spoken and nobody has a problem with it. Only corrupt politicians are speculating on this.
Moldova is peaceful country with many different small ethnic groups and everyone is welcome here as long as they respect each other. Nobody is above anyone here, even if Moldovans/Romanians are the majority and the core ethnicity of the country they always been very accommodating with others because that’s what Moldovans are. They’re very welcoming people and always put others first.
United Moldova would only be prosperous.
Transnistria never was an ethnic conflict despite how much Moscow tried to make it seems, TRANSNISTRIA is absolutely 100% is a business transaction, a black hole where secret services + corrupt politicians + mob are having their interests.
1. Dont listen to the fake Daniil Orain account, he's just impersonating and should be reported to YT.
2. I've had classmates from Moldova in highschool, they didnt complain of being discriminated, one of them was also half-Ukrainian. They did tend to do code-switching, especially prefering to use Russian profanity since it was stronger :D
3. It is expected to use Russian in certain situations, a good example being the railways in Estonia (i saw a guy very surprised that they were speaking Russian over the radio communications system in Estonia), but this is primarily because the Russian language was a working language for people across the ex-Soviet territories, so really there shouldnt be a problem, especially if its in regards to important services and so forth.
4. Moldova has a lot of ethnic groups (including the rather unique Gagauzian people) but sadly people tend to fall for the rubbish thing that the USSR helped them when the Gagauzian people starved to death immediately after WW2, its a sort of a Stockholm syndrome. In general it has to do with the fact that the USSR was contaminated with Russian imperialism. It doesnt really help that politicians in interwar Romania didnt do anything to improve the avreage people's lives, and it seems that contemporary Romania works pretty much in the same way as interwar Romania (hell some people even get very regional because of what a lot of people percieve as excessive centralization). And when the USSR took Bessarabia (the present day Republic of Moldova) they profited from this and exploited our politicians' failiures to bring the region closer between 1918 and 1940.
5. Transnistria was never part of Romania (apart from WW2) and its addition to the Moldovan SSR was just pointless, so i dont get why Moldova even cares about it to begin with. Stanislav Belkovski has the right idea, the Republic of Moldova should unite with Romania and Transnistria should be left alone. But its absolutely dumb how it still tries to larp as a Soviet republic. IMO they should open up or be part of Ukraine, but in general over here people dont really give a shit about it. Maybe the situation can be solved at some point...
@@CFRTrainSpotter No, it *does not* work the same way as interwar Romania. And even in the interwar period, help was given. Just the entire country was very new & very poor, so ofc priorities were/are made in the places with the most economic potential. Bc you can't do everything at once.
I'm sorry, but this level of argumentation is like saying the US works "like Romania in the interwar period" - by which you mean to say, a sort of heartless imperialistic force (which has nothing to do with Romania) - bc some US states are underdeveloped. 🙄 This situation depends on a lot of things, including local authorities who sometimes do very little for their constituents.
To be honest after 91 most thought that Russia would progress politically, economically and socially. Most thought it was a new dawn for its people. My friend visited Russia many times and I asked him what had changed. He said "you can take a person out of Russia but you cannot take the Russia out of the people". Basically somethings had changed but the Russian mindset had not.
Very often, the younger interviewees on here clearly show their dislike of their country as it is now.
Russia is the greatest country in the world and in history and much better than your tiny Europe 🇷🇺🇷🇺Z
@@Илья-у1ю good boy, here's your cookie
The feudal system mentality has not been broken. From the stability of serfdom to that of communism. When those systems failed too many people, especially the older generations, weren't prepared for dealing with the "new" world. I have some small hope for the younger generation.
@@Илья-у1ю Полная баzа слава России🇷🇺
To be honest, I grew up during the cold war being told how evil the Soviet union was. When the Soviet union fell, I was able to see the truth for my very own eyes. Russia made me feel safe and that world peace was possible...then, Putin became the leader of the Russian federation and I feel like I'm back in the cold war days again.
Ask USA for this not russia
It's always cold war since 1945 didn't you know the history
@@lilclouds1412 nah it's ruski, only them saw others as enemies, europe always was friendly, even when russia occupied forcefully other countries...
So true
@@lilclouds1412 A Cold War is better than a hot war. If you don't understand that, go to the front line in Ukraine.
the two babushkas in sync was quite hypnotic....and very bizarre
What is truly bizarre is how many elderly people are willing and eager to send their grandchildren to fight and die for something they know little to nothing about.
They have learned to speak and not listen!
Two brainwashed parrots.
As a citizen of Chișinău, Moldova was and should be Romania again, we're one people, thus we should reunite 🇲🇩 ♥ 🇷🇴
I agree, from Bucharest 🇷🇴♥️🇲🇩
@@dyawrfrați români 🇷🇴🤝🇲🇩
But without Transnistria!
Daniil and staff, you do very good work. Thank you.
I always find it inordinately selfish that Russians want to bring back the glory days of the USSR, but most of the old Soviet States hate Russia.
THAT'S YOUR OPINION
@@MrDICKHEAD28 No, it's a fact.
Just shines a light on how the "community of brother states" was really a system of colonialism.
@@archstanton6441 ONLY IF YOUR ASKING THE YOUNGER GENERATION
It is especially funny that all the republics included in the USSR were subsidized except for Belarus. That is, they all lived at the expense of money from the RSFSR, all!
"Our Republic"- they seem to forget where that land was taken from.
1. If it has been ours at any moment in time, it is historically ours forever.
2. If it has not been ours yet for any moment in history, we must invade it and then invoke point 1.
The way the 8th person first says that he has friends both in Moldova and in Ukraine and has never seen any russophobia from them, but the 2nd time he speaks he starts talking about destroying infrastructure in Romania and Ukraine so that Ukraine can't receive tanks and can't defend anymore so that the russian forces advance and destroy everything in their path, insane.
I had to rewind to make sure it's the same dude :) Crazy!
@@mihaighita8553 ok so it wasn't just me...i did the same...maybe it was sarcasm?
I have seen this in other interviews where Russians say they had Ukrainian friends but the friends don't speak to them now because they supported the invasion ! they genuinely seem perplexed why they would take this stance
@@juliec5309 it wasn't.
this is the explanation how such obvious contradictions can happen in someone's mind: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Compartmentalization_(psychology)
8:04 "OUR republic" ?? Excuse me?! Moldova is an INDEPENDENT COUNTRY. Which used to be part of Romania and then it got stolen by Russia, nevermind that...
Moldova kingdom 1346-1859 and Romanian Kingdom 1881-1947. Romanians are such huge liers there never existed Romania till end of 19 century and Moldova is very old country. Romania is an artificial country and it is not for the Romanians to say that the USSR occupied Moldova, they themselves occupied Moldova.
@@rinaldoman3331 Loool. Yes, Romania is formed by 3 historical regions: Wallachia ("Tara Romaneasca" aka "Romanian Country"), Moldova (PART OF MOLDOVA IS STILL IN ROMANIA NOWADAYS) and Transylvania. ALL of these regions are OLD, they were founded in year ~1300. But the people from ALL these 3 regions spoke the SAME language (as they still do today, and nowadays that language is called Romanian). Then Moldova, Transylvania and Wallachia finally united to form one country named "Romania". Then USSR unlawfully occupied part of Moldova (while it was part of Romania!!!), which is now called Republic of Moldova. USSR deported and killed a lot of ethnic Romanians who lived in Moldova. Learn some history.
Moldova is now an INDEPENDENT country and it does NOT belong to Russia.
"But Russia always helped those in need" the ladies at the end, oh yes thank you very much Russia for 50 years of occupation and big portion of our citizens killed/exiled to Siberia. A thankful Lithuanian.
Same in Romania.
they always liberated somewhere and forget to leave those lands...
But you didn't like Russian army entering your country. That's why you deserved it. You should have embraced Russia, forget your language and serve to their rulers. /s
@@bogdanuser1010 Poland too
Come on they have LIBERATED us xDDDDDDDD. Why do we hate them now so much.
for all those Russians who want to annex another country, they must go to the front line in Ukraine for at least one month..
May God bless peaceful people all over the world 🙏❤️
Greetings from Tirana Albania 🇦🇱
This was another super video 👍
there would be a lot of babushkas on the front line :D
Trust, it wouldn't change anything. This sick country has ALWAYS been like that. A cancer of our planet.
They don’t have to go. Let them better be passive retards rather they kill Ukrainians
Shh, the babushkas might actually be competent enemy.
if those who start wars had to fight themselves, there would never be any more wars in the world
Thanks 👍 I'm half Romanian half German. I have a lot of Russian friends and i'm an orthodox Christian too. I'm very sad about the actual Situation it really breaks my heart. Hope no Problems will appear in Moldova and if so they will solved peacefully.
Everything will be fine in Moldova. this propaganda video appeared only because Ukraine started spreading rumors around Transnistria. They needed the right picture in the media. well, to the question of whether it is necessary to protect the Russians or not, will anyone say "no"?
They are so open-minded to “rescue their people” when that practically means invading another country and messing with another country's domestic problem.
@@ialreadyknew7132 Yes, please, halp! I amlosing my mind hgere with all the crazieZ.
STRAW ARGUMENT
These are not "real countries" in their mind, but parts of their own country, that were "wrongfully chipped away" from them in 1991.
Russians: "We are defending ourselves against NATO agression"
Also Russians: "Attack Ukraine, Moldova and Poland!!!"
On a more serious note, i was happy to see so many elderly use their heads for once.
It seems like they still have critical thinking on this because the propaganda mill hasn't started churning out anti Moldova content yet
I'm quite sure that if asked in 2021 they also would have opposed invading Ukraine. Not sure to which extent they're using their heads, more like blindly following common sense until the powers that be suggest otherwise
I am guessing this is in Central Moscow, because not a lot of places in Russia where such a % of the elder population actually knows what's going on
@@AK-74K only one tv channel in the cities of eastern Russia and take a guess what’s on the play list
@@arthurdewith7608 I think it's more than one, but there may as well be only 1 with all the vile propaganda they spew out
I hope this stays online forever - a historic moment for the world. Thank you, Danil. #Keep asking!
Спасибо Данил, за всю твою журналистику. Мне везде трудно понимать (с Англии) как думают обычные Русские люди и какое настроене в России - Я чувствую что твои видео мне дают маленкие окно в Русские мнение. Осебенный мне интересно слишать два женчины (20th lady) - они мне казались так неправилным, но в тоже самая время я не мог бы злился на них....
Я рад что ещё есть такие люди как ты в России. Мне даёт надежду на будушие - один день всё текущие безумие закончится. Так держать.
у россии нет будущего, только прошлое
We will defend our brothers if this will ever happen! 🇷🇴♥🇲🇩
Even engineers and doctors are leaving Romania for West-Europe due to low income, and you want to defend your even more economically weak neighbouring country?
@@romeob.8369 You're not very updated. There is a large Romanian diaspora, but it has almost stopped, and now many Romanians go back to their homeland from Western Europe, with knowledge of languages, qualified jobs and degrees, or just enough money to invest with a higher purchase power. That will happen with the Ukrainians, too. Eastern Europe will be a land of opportunity for its own peoples, as soon as safety is restored. But this will be the job of the united Europeans, while anti-EU guys like you will treat demographics and econometrics as bulks of numbers for your five-year plan, instead of treating people like free men and women. In your socialist paradise, people are chained to their countries so the population doesn't decrease. In Europe, people are free to travel, study and reap opportunities, and then go back to their homeland when they please. It's called freedom.
F*ck rromania and moldova! Glory to Putin and The Russian Federation soldiers and patriots!
@@romeob.8369 Yes.
@@romeob.8369What`s the point of your comment? Yeah, we are smart people!
Moscow is a disputed city somewhere between Russia and Poland.
"Transnistria is a territory between Moldova and Ukraine". No, Transnistria is part of Moldova.
Transnistria is a country
@@mile_381 A fake country you mean, made up by Russia, in fact not even recognized by Russia officially as a country.
Transnistria is where the ex- Russian army settled. Russians rule over there.
@@mile_381 They are a dictatorship lead communist country that separated itself from Moldova with Russian help.
@@mile_381 Transnistria doesnt exist on google maps
@@MarcusKuann hows that relevant lmfao,google is american
Russia is lost. The awakening will be very painful. But apparently many in this country just don't get it any other way ..
No Russia is becoming bigger and stronger 🇷🇺🇷🇺Z
@@Илья-у1ю for sure xdd 🤣
Yea, sure..... Science fiction.
Greetings from Slovenia 🇸🇮.
So happy to be far from you 😁
When those interviewed say ‘ Russians never leave anyone behind’ they should be reminded that on the battlefield, fallen Russian soldiers are presently being left behind!
Doesn't matter, they are infatuated with the propaganda IDEA of Russia, not what Russia actually is.
They are currently fertilizing the Ukrainian land, thanks Russia!
My grandfather was a WWII veteran (he was not a soldier, but his brother who raised him was) from USSR, and his thoughts on Ukraine when he was alive in 2014 were "Prevent the war and let them decide their own political road". Now, his children (my aunts and uncles) are the ones who support Russian politics (and we are not even from Russia).
I think at some point people began to appropriate the past of their ancestors, but at the same time, in order to understand them, they would have to experience everything that our grandfathers and great-grandfathers experienced. I think in this case, they would not be allowing themselves to speak in such a manner in support of the current war.
I feel like I've more in common with my grandfather than with the children of "golden" generation of USSR.
But they are watching russian TV...
Agreed. My father fought in WW2 for 5 years. He disliked flags, national songs or anything that divided people. He believe any form of
Nationalism was dangerous.
My only complaint was he never talked about it. None of his generation that fought did.
@@johnleonard7134 patt
riotism is not bad but nationalists claim to be patriots
@@1man1bike1road nationalism creates them and us. That can be dangerous. Of course it's good to love your country and appreciate what you have.
My father fought in WW2 far far from his home in New Zealand.
In our small town once a year, we have a early morning remembrance event, which is short, humble and low-key.
Someone once suggested a flag be flown and we sing our national anthem.
All the old solders said if that happened they won't come.
Nationalism is dangerous they felt.
hello, you may ask why all these "opressed" russians dont come to russia? biggest country, many ressources etc... thank you for this channel, great work
1- Many countries decided to leave russian sphere.
2- "Opressed" people not coming to Russia.
3- Rich families have their children in the West.
but......
NATO IS TRYING TO TAKE OUR RESOURCES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
@@SlavBoss-sn5cv the west wants russia's resources, you don't know what the us is doing in eastern syria do you? what they did in libya? have you learned the history of gaddafi at least? because the libyan citizens still love him (i am not a socialist), that a power wants resources from other countries, is normal, in fact wagner is in burkina faso for gold, france is still in africa for more resources, all powers steal, and now, china is doing it.
@@todoscript No one wants to TAKE those resources, though. Obviously everyone wants resources from other countries, but nowadays it's via investments and trades, not invasions.
China is doing it in a very evil way, one sided like a parasite, which can't be said about the majority of NATO countries.
And yeah, Syria and Libya, great examples. People sending help to Syria and getting kidnapped while trying to help their people. And Lybia, like come on. They don't care about international agreements, can't keep their country perimeters safe and fund groups that spread terror and kill others. What a nonesense comparison and example.
All this while not even getting started about reparations, investments and other funds being delivered to such countries mainly from the West and not Russia.
@@todoscript Don't waste your time on him. He's just a professional Russian troll, who placed the Ukrainian colors on his avatar to pretend he is Ukrainian or an "objective person". Many of them do it nowadays. They now that no one will take them seriously after seeing their true colors.
very good question, mate !
I was born in Russia and lived there for a few years. I never liked the country or the insane Russian government, despite the fact that I liked SOME THINGS in Russia. And, already living in Western Europe for a long time, I really got in love with a person, who is from Moldova... And you can't even imagine, how worried I'm about that person's family members in Moldova, and how ashamed I'm for Russian imperialists, who were helping Transnistrian separatists for a long time (in Russian the region is called "Pridnestrov'e"). Anyway, Transnistria is Moldova 🇲🇩 It's recognized by the UN. Point. Just like Crimea and Donbas are Ukraine 🇺🇦
The Putin's army will fall. "Russkiy voenniy korabl', idi nahuy!"
Peace to you brother
_'Who should we not invade?'_
The U.S.
A moon.
China
Obviously there is no limit. Even Mars has to be invaded. Think about that, it is a great way to use military!
@@iivaridark6850 Why are you giggling? Didn't you know that Mars is a historically Russian territory, which can be soon occupied by Elon Musk and other western fascists and pederasts?
And remember people, this is Moscow! The most educated, wealthiest and liberal place of Russia! 😵💫
But they are pretty old, no young persons in this video.
@@kukmica6422 So what? You don't like old people? 🤔
@@anti-emo4721 and we remember when you liberal armed and led in war nazies nd isis in balkan........ And you therorists Will pay. Ž from serbian
@@anti-emo4721 Old people in Russia (and in the rest of the world, for that matter) are overwhelmingly conservative, most of the liberalism in Russia comes from younger people
@@CommonCommiestudios Ahh, by liberal, I meant like cartoonishly "open-minded" type people. 😆 Old, conservative people don't like war, especially grandmas. This is nuts... ☺
Thank you for showing the world what's really going on on Russian streets. I wish we could show regular Russians what the world really thinks, and not just what Russian TV wants them to think about it.
WHAT'S REALLY GOING ON IS YOU ARE THE ONE BEING DISILLUSIONAL
RUSSIA IS IN THE RIGHT SIDE OF HISTORY
NATO PROVOKED THE WAR IN ORDER TO JUSTIFY IT'S EXPANSION
Yea, it could be open-minded for lots of people who never travel or speak any foreigners
LOL the guy who said... Sure.. WE SHOULD have a 3rd one a 4th one and a 5th one everywhere!
Was obviously being sarcastic and wouldn't be surprised if he was the smartest one there.
As an American, I never had anything against the average Russian. When I was young, I was told that their government was evil. As I got older, I understood that the Soviets were a situation where those that were willing and able to work the system enough gained immense power and with that power came immense wealth. The people at the top always had to have an external enemy to justify the control of information and people. I don't think the average Russian ever had much of a chance to know the reality of it. When the USSR collapsed I hoped that Russia and the former Soviet states would join a world where influence came through economic trade.
Unfortunately, maybe inevitably, men like Putin and his gang came into power. His promise was never to "get Russia off of it's knees", it was to create the conditions where Russians would want families. He utterly failed to meet that condition. He has used his absolute power to make himself the richest man on Earth and all of his cronies wealthy by skimming all of the income from the Russian economy. The real reason for this war is probably, similar to nazi Germany in 1939, they had skimmed all the money they could like parasites and a host, and needed more territory to take money from.
Well said, knightman 76. I hope it will be possible for Russian people to come to their senses, see the harm that is being perpetrated on others by the Kremlin, especially Putin, and hopefully into the future change their attitudes for the good of the planet.
I don't hate the average Russian. If I had to decribe my feelings towards them in one word it would be 'pity'. Thorough their history, they had the misfortune of being ruled by one petty and/or incompetent tyrant after another.
Putin is a great president and I will vote for him next year for the first time in my life since now I’m 22 years old. Glory to Putin 🇷🇺🇷🇺Z
I don't hold any contempt for the average Russian either. What bothers me the most is how damned ignorant they are and how they don't see their thieving scumbag government for what it is. Most of them simply claim themselves apolitical and live their lives with their heads buried in the sand while they blame the West for all Russia's problems.
@@Илья-у1ю maybe U decide diffrent If U end Up ob the Front, maybe U get a 2nd draft since Ur losing momentum
Moldova is an independent state, but anyway a union with Romania should be approved by the Moldovans, including the Gagauz people and possibly also by the Transnistrians if Transnistria keeps its status. Romania does not want to assimilate Moldova by force, nor does it seek to annex parts of Ukraine where probably over 1 million Romanians live. It's hilarious what comes from Moscow and in our peace here, we see it as madness.
In a case of an union, THEN gagauz and transnistrians should not be asked because they are a minority
“The minority obeys the majority”
@@Un_pelican_pe_varf_de_munte Right, but it's not a good thing not to cooperate although it's for their good. Some Gagauz people who traveled outside wouldn't disagree, with or without a special status like today in Moldova.
@@Un_pelican_pe_varf_de_munte I just pay them some tickets to the West and they will agree :)) Even people who are now in their 60s
@@normanvalentin3633 never,that’s idiotic. Do you know how hard it is to become independent in 21st century? Bordering on impossible. Especially in Europe. Gaguz people have no land. Transnistria is russian and Ukrainian. So no.
@@normanvalentin3633 pay for their country? I hope not.
It is difficult for a westerner to listen seriously to the mindset of the old soviet era russians. When the albanian borders opened 33 years ago, the citizens came to Greece en masse. On their side, the borders were heavily fortificated and the citizens were taught that the greeks were savage & ultra poor ppl. When they found out the reality with their one eyes, they were shocked. There has being going on so much isolation, opression & so heavy propaganda for almost a century in Russia, the results of which are vividly shown on the 1420 videos.
as a Ukrainian, I want to remind all people that Ukraine remains the shield and sword of Europe. Moldova is safe because Ukraine guarantees of their security. Zelensky said that he is ready to help Moldova return the lands occupied by Russia to Transnistria, if Moldova asks Ukraine for this service. Rest assured that Ukraine will resolve this issue in a matter of hours or days. I want to wish all good people all the best, and I want to wish russians isolation from good people.
As a romanian I agree with you. God bless you guys !
and let's not forget the support given by the Ukrainians to the separatists from Transnistria in 1992 and after that, now that you have ended up in the same situation with Moldova, you seem to see things differently after 2014
@@MrQ454 Ukraine has never supported pro-Ukrainian forces in Transnistria because we respect the borders of other states.
@@demetr285 Ha-ha, You should study your more recent history! ”During the Transnistria War, UNA-UNSO members fought alongside Transnistrian separatists against Moldovan government forces in defense of a large ethnic-Ukrainian minority in Transnistria. The incongruous motive of assisting a mostly pro-Russian region was for the "struggle of Slavs over Moldovan-Romanian aggression." Following the war, 50 UNSO members were awarded the PMR "Defender of Transnistria" medal.” There were also many Ukrainian Cossacks! Until 2014, Ukraine supported the separatists in one way or another. Beyond the thorough smuggling that has always been carried out in the Odessa area, there have always been Ukrainian forces ready to support the "Slavic brothers", from the President of Ukraine to ordinary citizens. Only until an open conflict broke out with the Russians did the Ukrainians have a very helpful relationship with the Transnistrian separatists, allowing and smuggling everything from weapons (from warehouses there or manufactured there) to more peaceful products and to the supply and rotation of Russian troops from there.
@@MrQ454 then why did Kyiv refuse the President of Transnistria Smirnov to join Transnistria to Ukraine in 1991??
Thank you for your perseverance ! My heart is with Ukraine. ❤️💕🌸🙏
Have you been to Ukraine?
These videos are getting sad and depressing but I sometimes force myself to watch them.
Yeah, exactly. They’re meaningless now. It’s just the same Soviet people calling for more war.
It’s just brainwashed Soviet Russians who don’t understand imperialism genocide or the rights of sovereign nations
‘Russophobia’ didn’t exist in Western Europe before 24th Feb 2022. I wonder what changed 🤔
Russia has been seen as a Tchaikovsky ballet. As Russian danced on Mariupol ruins, Western Europe seem to be awaken. A bit.
very true .
Nah, Poles and Balts were called Russophobes every time when we tried to warn rest of the West that Russia can't be trusted. Well, nobody is laughing now.
A phobia is an unreasonable fear.There's no such thing as russophobia. It's a russian propaganda term. It's utter nonsense.We shouldn't use it.PS-you're forgiven.
Tell that to Russian Ukranians from Donbas who have been getting slaughtered by Azov rats since 2014
I have an idea for the next video, could you guys show the new photos of Mar'inka, Ukraine and ask Russians what they think about it? It's a city that was heavily impacted by the war. PS: You can blur their faces
They are still going to find excuses for the destruction.
@@Zeno7741 Sadly, they probably will :(
They'll say ukrainians did it to themselves so they could blame russians
They will say "it's a fake" or "they bomb themselves" or some other excuses
@@Zeno7741 They'll say Ukrainians did it. Just like they bombed Donetsk for 9 years. Same old BS
The two ladies talking over each other was comedy gold.
A potential question: If Lavrov in India was right that the war was started against Russia, why then was it called a 'Special Military Operation'? Why not tell the people it was simply a war of defence, just the same as 1941? And why are none of the Collective Security Treaty Organization (CSTO) treaty members coming to Russia's defence, as per article 4 of the treaty that 'aggression against one is aggression against all' (the same principle as NATO)?
That's a very good question. Most of them will probably respond that the other treaty members are cowards and traitors, but it's just my random guess. The other related questions are:
1) Do ordinary Russians believe that CSTO members are going to help them if Russia becomes a target of Chinese aggression? I mean, sending the actual soldiers rather than just equipment.
2) Do ordinary Russians believe that NATO members are going to help Estonia if it becomes a target of Russian aggression? Again, sending the actual soldiers rather than just equipment.
If that was true why would Russia have to attack by surprise or why did they stall negotiations before the attack
1. WHAT ELSE YOU WANT IT TO CALL THE MILITARY OPERATION? AND THERE WAS ALREADY WAS A WAR GOING ON SINCE 2014
2. CSTO IS A DEFENSE PACT JUST LIKE NATO
SO NATO AND ANY STATE WOULD NEED TO BE ATTACKED FIRST AND ALSO ASSIST IN STOPPING OVERTHROW OF GOVT
Lavrov can call in a war everyone else in Russia can not
Lavrov can call in a war everyone else in Russia can not
How come no one answers the question by saying, give the Russians in Moldova the option of moving back to Russia. Russia can reimburse them for loss of property. Its better to move them than to start a war costing many other Russians their lives. People are important, not their land in another country. Russia should do that everywhere if they want to save Russian people. Russia claims they need people in their country and they have a lot of land, so that seems to be the best option for everyone.
Maybe R. Moldova, with some financial help, should incentivize russians go back (a couple thousand dollars per capita should do). Probably the outcome would be way cheaper than any conflict.
@@ionbrad6753 we did that with Hungarians after WW1 in Transylvania. Then they accused us of genocide 😂 Better let the free market do its thing and exclude them from various activities just like they do to us.
@@gigikontra7023 It's not a good thing to treat ethnicities like that, although they are very brainwashed and put in danger the future of the country
@@gigikontra7023 (Free!) Willingly migrating, with or without a money prize, is not genocide. Not even a single homicide. It may be called social engineering or something, but no -cide.
@@ionbrad6753 actually that's how Romania ended up in a crisis in 1920s. Because we didn't ask for war reparations. We told Hungary to indemnify Hungarian families moving from Transylvania to Hungary instead of paying us. And they didn't do that.
Slava Ukraini! Respect and love from Croatia to heroic Ukraine 🇭🇷❤🇺🇦
And then they wonder why neighbouring countries don’t want Russians inside their country. I’m leaning towards that the 1,3 % of Finnish population is getting uncomfortably high. Nothing against the individuals that I have met over the years but as a minority group they can easily become a problem. Not in their own right but by their home country and often against their own will. But when there are no Russians in your country, there certainly is no need to “save” them.
Imagine this in Germany, where they have now over 5% Turks. 🤣
Yeah, but from my experience Russian people who live abroad are way more informed about the true state of Russia, and don't support what's going on.
Scary type of thinking this... Please see a therapist
That is very true. Mainly educated, hardworking and nice people. Many are volunteering in helping Ukrainians. But do you think Russian regime cares about their opinions or about the truth? I highly doubt that Russians in Ukraine were oppressed before all this. If you have a Russian minority, Russian regime and propaganda will tell they need saving and that is that.
There already were few attempts to do just that last year in Finland. Our local Russian minority was quite vocal against it. They said they don’t need to be saved nor want to be saved. It didn’t stop Russian regime from fishing for stories about oppression anyway. They probably weren’t too successful because the phenomenon faded but only time will tell.
@@tiuhtiviuhti7998 but even if you didn't have Russians, do you think Putin would fail to find a reason? Come on, stop accusing innocent people and spreading hate
Here's a thought ... If you want to live as a Russian with Russian rights ... Then why not do so in Russia?
Hell, no, it is horrible over there!
I can clearly see now how brainwashed the citizens are. I feel sorry for them.
YOU ARE THE ONE THAT IS BRAINWASHED
NATO PROVOKED THE WAR
Moldova is 95% Romanian,so…..can Romania also protect its population majoritry romanian in Moldova ? :)))
It's a dumb question. Moldova isn't persecuting Russian speakers in Transnistria, so the premise is totally misplaced from the beginning.
@@wolfswinkel8906 No but Putin is spreading this. If he was successful in Ukraine he would have already invaded Moldova
Perhaps it wouldn't be a bad idea if Romania would temporarily make Moldova its protectorate until things are settled again.
@@wolfswinkel8906 Ofcourse its dumb,but Russia would never allow the truth to disrupt its goals...
and 1/3 of the population even has Romanian citizenship
So ... Romania should also intervene to protect the Romanian population from Moldova? :)
Yes. It's a must. I bet that if Maia Sandu (president of Rep. Moldova) asks for help, Klaus Iohanis (president of Romania) will not hesitate.
@@Roma_Aeterna_SPQR yes, I think he will hesitate. He is in the same team with other Kremlin-financed figures in Romania such as Ion Cristoiu, Mircea Dinescu, Dragnea etc. Many of which were financed through complex mechanisms with money from FNI by Sorin Ovidiu Vîntu...
@@gigikontra7023 Conspirational theories... damn they are so many... about everything!
Ah, that could be tricky. As a member of NATO Romania would have to ask other members to join, because NATO acts as one bloc. Good luck getting Orban and possibly Erdogan on board with that idea.
@@FrikInCasualMode like turkey asked when they invaded northern Cyprus?
You always hear that “53 countries are supplying military aid to Ukraine” and this is why the Russian military is doing so poorly. It doesn’t matter how many countries are arming Ukraine, they still only have a small fraction of the weapons & firepower that Russia has. Ukraine only used 3% - 5% of NATO’s arsenal to wipe out half of Russia’s active duty professional army.
Aside from years of preparation and training that was also provided by NATO countries. Saying 3%-5% is definitely not just incorrect, but generally just stupid to say.
The Russian army is doing poorly because they are mismanaged, which can't be said about Ukraine. It's the accumulation of all those factors that lead to Russia's professional army being beaten.
@@Lord_Juvens they were trained by Russians , Ukrainians were trained in East Ukraine when fighting there against Russia since 2014.
Ukraine still has a large number of weapons from the times of the USSR, which are effectively fighting. But the ammo for this weapon is limited
@@coltr7561 Well, yes and no. I can't deny the statement of having Russian's to fire upon giving you training in itself. Considering that I've to admit that you're right even though it's probably the combination of both that lead to Ukrainians being so well prepared :D
@@Deadly_Darkness I'll give ya some info - we used most of that up by mid April
Can you imagine in 2023 that the UK said they should be allowed to invade India and Austrailia because the people there speak english. Maybe Spain invades Mexico....
Your analogy is wrong. There were 15 republics in USSR and communist goverment rotated people through it's territory sending citizens for different jobs in other republics. So a lot of Russians were set to Moldova, Georgia, Uzbekistan, etc... to live and to work for a long period. They got a their quaters there and settled for long period being not native. Mostly that were thnical Russians. After the collapse of Soviet Union they dicsovred themselves in another independnt states than their motherland without the ability to turn back for economical reasons. That people are often mentioned as "Russian-speakers", so they are ethnic Russians mostly for real and not just language carriers. And that was a real social issue after USSR collapse some countries really discriminated them or at least had not stopped discrimination. Up to ethnical cleanings in some republics. So that's not Spanish in Mexico. And now of course that issue is not so actual because of time passed, but it used as a reason by Kremlin to justify an agression against that exUSSR states.
Lol love the guy who said sure then a third, fourth and fifth. He definitely gets the absurdity of it.
I spoke to a Russian vendor at a flea market in Florida in January and she said that she had at least one customer who insulted her for being Russian. I guess before long Russia will be starting a special operation in Orlando to liberate this Russian woman.
Do NOT tell Putin there is a St. Petersburg in Florida. He'll demand a "referendum."
I would call the police and press ethic hatred harrastment charges. In America cops would arrest that bastard in no time. That woman did not know her rights well. In US you are protected unlike in rotten Europe.
@@alinaalina3981 ahahahaah as long as you are white
@@alinaalina3981 Lol, the cops would laugh at you and hang up if you called to report being “insulted”.
Unless you are making violent threats/harassment or have physically assaulted someone, then what you’ve described is freedom of speech. Would it be ideal if everyone used that freedom to be wonderful and not a hateful troll? Yes, of course. But that is the price to pay for such freedoms, I cannot stop others from speaking freely and they cannot stop me. Do I wish I could sometimes? Of course, but the reality is myself, as every American, would spill blood just to make sure that is never ever possible.
Of course! We must defend our people everywhere. On Mars, in Zimbabwe and in Orlando!
Daniil, you have a strong mental health to do such interviews and translate them.
"We need to protect our people" is functional identical with "We will slaugther people that are different from us"
GDP per capita USD in 1988 Romania 1.770 vs Russia 3.777......2021 Romania 14.858 vs Russia 12.195. Not a hard choice for Moldova now, is it?
With the mention that in Romania it increases by 2000 every year and in Russia it will decrease now. In Russia it's HARDLY per capita, because all the wealth in Russia is concentrated in the hands of the rich. And unlike Russia, Romania has no billionaires. That is why Russia looks like an underdeveloped country, and Romania is increasingly progressive. In Kazakhstan it is the same as in Russia, you can see it in the development that there are only some rich country exceptions.
Also, Romania respects human rights. Russia does not. Easy choice.
@@normanvalentin3633 Good point
@@normanvalentin3633 Romania actually has quite a few billionaires. The difference is that unlike in former USSR countries they are not oligarchs who have become billionaires by being politician's puppets in exchange for strategic resources like raw materials.
@@ezes7925 How many? 5? And 2-3 of them are from IT new ones, maybe 2 out of 3 with residence in the US. We are the country with one of the fewest billionaires in Europe. After 1990 they couldn't steal like in Ukraine and many were affected by arrests.
Send the pensioners to the front line.
Right? Especially those 75+ year old Karens. They think they know what should be done on solving the "Russophobia" problem, so I presume the best way for them is to do it themselves, right? Imagine an army of russian grannies trying to "protect russians everywhere" haha!
the hat sisters are hysterical. i love it when older people say they miss the U.S.S.R., the days of forced labor, famine, neighbors' reporting on you, lack of movement. the thrills are endless. most people in this video seemed much more rational on this subject.
Simply proves the cliche that people forget the bad and remember the good. Which is probably good for sanity in the long run.
The life in Russia was not as bad as for people in the "satellite" countries in the USSR times The production in the rest of the countries went to Russia as "gratitude" for the "liberation", so the Russians did not suffer for famine. Forced labor was only if you weren't supporting the right people, and this is obviously not the case for the 2 ladies. If you look at the enthusiasm they approve any aggression their politicians might want to do, I'm sure they were the ones reporting on their neighbors, not the other way around, so they were just fine and have good reasons to regret the USSR
3:36 didnt expect that the same guy that has "many friends" in moldova and ukraine is gonna be so hostile towards ukraine and romania at the same time
They let the tanks passing thru. 😉
Of course we let the tanks pass through until the last Russian invader is dead. That's what you do to bandits, killers and rapists.
Yes come to Polan . We will be waiting for you! We will give on unfoggting welcome!
Shocking!
With reactions like that, there will be more and more russophobia.
It is irrelevant. Fear is what you need to feel.
@@ВладиславАнтипин-щ4ъ hahahaha
Those 2 ladies near the end, they're gold! ( They're like Stadler & Waldorf of the Muppet show)
They call Gaddafi and Hussein victims 💀💀
They are.
@@Илья-у1ю didnt Hussein invade His neighbours?
They just think every dead dictator is a victim - because they think it is the only way to rule. People are so passive they want a dictator to decide what they will do and not do the next day...
@@Илья-у1ю Yeah I’m sure Gaddafi’s state sponsored gas attacks in Paris and his dictatorship is totally making him the victim. Or hHaddam Hussein invading and annexing Kuwait as well as ethnically cleaning the Kurds and kidnapping thousands of Kurdish children as leverage for the Kurds to submit. Is that what your 🇷🇺 stands for?
@@Илья-у1ю Exactly, just like Dudayev is a victim when Ichkeria tried to gain independance from Russia.
Romanian here.
I am glad that Russians know that we are sending weapons to Ukraine!!🎉🎉🎉
Thanks a lot💪
I spent some time in Chisinau in 1995, about 4 years after Moldova became independent. It was clear that there was resentment towards Russia, which after all had ruled over them for 40+ years, forbidding the use of the Roman alphabet. I noticed that the Cyrillic exit sign on a Moldovan airplane had been obliterated. Russian speakers still held positions of power. If you had a court case, you were advised to hire a Russian speaking lawyer and a Romanian speaking lawyer because you couldn't know whether you'd get a Russian speaking judge or a Romanian speaking judge.
Who can blame them. Imagine dealing with vampires like the 2 last ladies in the video.
Now is not the same. Now Romanian lead all the society
This is the reason why neighboring countries should not let too many Russians to immigrate there. No matter how nice and decent people they are. Their telling and opinion does not matter if Russia wants to use them as an excuse. Plus, the double citizenship should not be allowed in these cases.
Nobody let russians in Moldova . It was the will of the mighty killer named
Stalin who brought russians there and killed or deported romanians in siberian
gulag . Its very simple. So the russians living there are their children and nephews .
Most of the Russians who emigrated to Moldova (because it has a milder climate than Siberia or elsewhere!) and especially to Transnistria were mostly retired military personnel or something similar, so their degree of chauvinism towards the natives was (and still is) at high rates
@@MrQ454 I did not know that, interesting. In Finland there are many Russians, and most of them are nice and opposing the war in Ukraine but some Russians here are pretty arrogant. The nasty thing is that Russian attitude that they should "protect" Russians living in other countries instead of following the rule "go by the rules of the country or move out".
It doesnt matter... they would find something else to blame
@@osk9013 somewhere someone wrote how good it was in the ussr that they gave them houses for free! of course it was good, the Russians and most of the Russophones sent from Russia and other "wonderful areas" received houses in the cities and jobs there, while the majority, the Moldavians who built them, were forced to live in the countryside and had worse jobs in agriculture , constructions etc
I think a good idea for a video would be to ask them "what is fascism?" or "what is fascism in your opinion?" since they call everyone fascist.
They will just use the word Nazi's as always, they always just shout words like 'Fascists and Nazis' because they are brainwashed by their government controlled media.