@TheEye Agree with u on emotions but the reason they win against Ukraine is because Ukraine’s so tiny and low on manpower and the initiative was on the Russian side. Not related to Putin being calm
Trust me, political arguments seldomly get this intense. They are both international leaders so they have to be professional no matter the situation. Besides they are talking to Russia, the successor to the Soviet Union and with both countries once being part of it, would be a stupid decision to argue in the way you think
@@Jin-1337 I'm not American. Happy to be critical of them (and most other Western Countries) though. I'm simply making the point that a year or so ago, this procession would not have gone anything like this.
He wasn't shocked, he was just interrupted. Anyone would react this way. However, i totally don't trust putin, he's using same tactics as USA and Israel.
@@LiamCochrane-ph2kx I am quite high above the ground level due to me being in an apartment. I will leave it at that. Thanks for caring about my well-being, brother.
Armenia literally occupies Azerbaijani territory, this has been stated even by the United Nations. Armenia is clearly the villian here, stop feeling sorry for them. All Armenia has to do for peace is to give these lands back to Azerbaijan, but they do not want that. They want war and Aliyev was glad to give it to them.
@@larochejaquelein3680 yeap, and he made a hero of a guy that killed an Armenian soldier in his sleep. I guess Azerbaijani soldiers are only brave when they kill defenseless people.
Except that it's an unresolved, ongoing conflict that people have been talking about for a generation now and as recent history shows there is a risk for escalation every second every day. You need more than empty words. But Putin has nothing to bring to the table other than empty words. Hence why this will never progress further as long as Russia meddles in these affairs. And it will cost more Azerbaijani and Armenian lives.
@Starwar27dDo you really think that the people of 49 muslim country even those whom from those countries which made peace treaty with Israel like Israel ? 99% of the 2 billion muslim around the world would not accept even to talk with Israeli. And what is funny about laughing on palestinian kids or any kids? What kind of creature and logic could lead to this ?
Yes, it's pretty funny, but there is a but) Putin has already passed the word to another person, then the Armenian president stops him to say something else Armenian President: excuse me........ Putin: Yes? (realizing that he had not finished yet, Putin invited him to continue talking with his "YES?"). If Putin had not answered anything, and glanced at me like a Russian, it would have been very funny to me.
Haha, they are discussing and evaluating. A rare sight in the West. They always plan ahead and talk in the same abstractions but with an occult theocratic future milestone agenda so the average citizen doesn't know what actually is going on.
yes, and the trap door is under the Armenian delegation's chair judging by the impromptu interruption and the look on Vladimir's face... very Austin Powers (as RaulRaul said) 😂
@@ericknguyen4123 No. The possibility to talk openly in front of Putin means that there is no fear in the room, but democracy and freedom of speech. It is unusual, but he asked Putin politely to give him a chance to give an answer to the other president. By the way, that happens never in front of some real dictatorships like UK Queen/King. 🤷♂️
@@emgex Yes, it's pretty funny, but there is a but) Putin has already passed the word to another person, then the Armenian president stops him to say something else Armenian President: excuse me........ Putin: Yes? (realizing that he had not finished yet, Putin invited him to continue talking with his "YES?"). The translators missed it, yes. Yes, you can hear it when watching. If Putin had not answered anything, and glanced at me like a Russian, it would have been very funny to me. You probably didn't watch his interview with someone much, he was interrupted many times. In principle, you can't interrupt a person, it's not diplomatic and it's not cultural. But in this case, Pashinyan (the president of Armenia) took the moment well, as Putin finished his thought and passed the word to another).
He softly murmured "Yes?" in Russian, he wasn't in shock, he wasn't angry, all of these comments freaking out and laughing saying he was "shocked" are just funny.
"Calmness is strength"-When bad things happen, its human nature to want to look for faults and lay blame. But blame doesn't really make the problems go away. It just aggravates the problem further and does not help to calmly find a solution.
Someone wants the piece of your land which the other party say is owned by it. They both have counter arguments in favor of their position. One party has focused all its mental energy to take back that land in any way possible and now has OCD about it. Until that party dont get its mind repaired there cannot be talk. You can even talk to terrorists but you can never talk to someone who has lost their marbles.
Don't bother, we have elected a far right government incapable of having a decent conversation.. it will turn into a d**k measuring contest - an Indian
@@leoniegureghian7156 L'expression française est "Il faut se méfier de l'eau qui dort". En effet cela signifie que sous la surfaces qui est calme, il y a du courant, du remous. Désolé je ne saurai te le traduire en Anglais. Bonne journée :)
Putin's reaction is normal and calm. You people need to stop seeing things that aren't there. Putin looked up, listened, considered and agreed for the other interlocutor to tell his piece. The guy interrupted him diplomatically and asked for permission to give his opinion. This is pure diplomacy, there's nothing wrong in this scene. They are all respectful toward one another, and they all work toward mutually beneficial ends.
@@SchultzDorinda Putin and his fans are the ones who need to stop seeing things that aren't there, like "fascist Ukrainian government, Ukraine is part of Russia, NATO wants to destroy Russia, China is Russia's best friend forever, the West is degenerating and Russia is rising, Russia's future is bright..." 🤣
@@grenermandar6931 That is kind of the whole "catch" to the USSR. Stalin started WWII jointly with Hitler as a war of conquest. Both agreed who would get what. This is why Russia invaded Poland, Latvia, Finland, Estonia, and Lithuania years before they were even attacked by Hitler, yet Russia keeps claiming they were 'victims' in WWII. Stalin couldn't claim and call the newly invaded countries as part of Russia because that would be too blatant expansionism. Also, it doesn't fit in with the Russian psyche with them as the rulers of others. Allowing the others to call themselves "Russians" too wouldn't be the same as stepping on their heads with the Russian boot. So they used the "Soviet Union" much like China is trying to make BRICS/Cribs. Russia was the 'boss' and all other countries of the USSR were expected to take orders from Moscow. With the USSR failing dismally, the problem is Russia thinks all those countries belong to Russia.
in general or here? Cause all 3 of them look angry here to me, maybe im just used to reading politician faces. Aliyev was the only one who was smiling briefly
@@stereomachine Where has Putin asked them to chill out and what sources with evidence point at aggression specifically from Azerbaijan's side (as a starting side)? Moscow and the UN specifically confirm that Karabakh is Azerbaijan and has been under occupation for 30+ years. If you do not agree, please, provide a source where a Head of State states otherwise. The situation in the 90s has been complicated for mostly all countries of the USSR. About taunting with museums: it's a museum of a Victory. In Russia, we have one, too, dedicated to the WWII. They mostly symbolize how the enemy was disgracefully destroyed.
@@topedgeboxing1893 clearly you don't know what happened. Nagorno karabakh has always been under heavy armenian population, so much so they wanted to be annexed to Armenia or be a semi indipendent nation like ossetia. Thing is, a guy called Stalin knew about these cultural tensions and decided to completely ignore them which is why Armenia and Azerbaijan are still at war. Moreover azeri's president behaves like a total a hole and has committed several human rights crimes. With that being said, there are no proofs of this because Azerbaijan has something the west values more than freedom: OIL
They’re forced together to the table by Russia or atleast Armenia is which is getting destroyed by Azerbaijan and Turkey. They will talk one week and their soldiers will attack the next week just talk because Russia forces them too. Azerbaijan doesn’t care.
As if you know intentions and motives. Why not take him at his word. He is sitting down with both at the same time! What does that tell you?! To bring two of your allies together is like two friends of yours who hate each other. Invite them both to a bbq and then don’t expect a fight? Putin is intentional and this was expected, maybe even planned. But the point of it is exactly what Putin means: to bring both parties together for a common purpose and to set aside past quarrels.
Russian word "Да" (or "Yes" in English) is used not only to answer positively on a question (like in English) it is also used in the same but more polite meaning as "Что?" "What?" So for Russian speaker Putin's reaction seemed quite normal. Maybe the interaption by Armenian side wasnt that polite but it's ok considering it is not his mother language.
@@Berjozka Interestingly, "yes" can also be used in the same way in English. At least in the UK, the word "yes" is often used to mean "what" or "go ahead"
@@casinogamer6877 you really didn't knew this? Azerbaijan and Israel are good allies Azerbaijan also hates Iran In reality Azerbaijan provides oil to Israel and EU
Yeah well atleast 95% of western leaders aren't walking around sending their army to be committing war crimes, unlike the eastern dictators. Isn't that a little better?
@@stockholmkyiv You are definitely right But, another day another troll, that's how it goes. I wish they would all move to Russia, would be better for everyone.
I know both Pashinyan and Aliev grew up in the USSR so the Russian language wouldn't be a problem, but damn, if this conference were between NATO countries, all heads of state would be wearing headsets!!
At least they are sitting down and talking. I didn't see the argument anyway, the leaders simply made their points clear, and that's what we expect when two countries are at war. By the way, they are close to a peace deal. Best wishes to the two countries!
Really? how much different are they compared to our leaders in the last 3 years injecting us barely tested new “vaccinations” and locking us up too. Please give an objective example of your point Mr. Martinez…
@@evgeniam685 not even Russian, normal human reaction. Putin was mostly always a chill and reasonable guy, they get this surprise because the Western press presented him as WOW OMG DICTATOR TZAR BLAH BLAH.
Because he knows that he can do whatever he wants. He has bought the west with his oil, has fed his nation enough propaganda to make them do whatever he says and is dismissing int'l law as much as he can. A true parasitic shell of a human being.
Я желаю мира между нашими странами. Армяне похожи на нас. у нас нет разницы. даже если политика делает нас врагами, я не ненавижу армян, наоборот, я люблю армянскую и мировую культуру Пусть всегда будет мир, давайте снова будем дружными соседями 💞🌹🇦🇿❤️🇦🇲🌹💞
Düz diyorsun kardeşim. Biz Türkler Osmanlı iken Ermeniler ve Rumlar bizimle özgürce ve kardeşçe yaşıyorlardı. Bizi birbirimize düşüren ve onların arasındaki bazı grupları terörize eden oluşumlar, kendi ceplerini doldurmak için savaş çıkmasını isteyen bazı uluslararası güçlerdir.
Армяне уважают таких Азебайджанцев как вы и мы так же стремимся к миру. Очень жаль что такой перспективный регион мира, богатый, технологичный и мощный является до сих пор источником конфликта. Мира нашим странам
i would not be able to contain my laughter. aliyev is a legend. he may not be liked by some, but to me, he's cool. finally taught the armenians a lesson.
@@PerplexPrays What kind of "lesson" are you talking about?? Do you even know all atrocities they've committed, they treat them like dogs. Armenians are native to the land, they got expelled, persecuted, by turkish rule
There is huge difference between United States and Russia mentality. Showing whatever emotions is considered as weakness since it can be ruthlessly exploited against you. If you are affected by anger or simply agitated you can't think rationally and therefore not fit for making rational decisions. Leaders must be confident, unwavering and sharp.
I’m going to assume it’s common for older citizens of Armenian and Azerbaijan to be fluent in Russian?? It’s awesome to see different leaders of different countries communicate without someone translating
You know what, this is something I like to see, people having honest discussions. Very different from the staged collective west meetings where everybody already knows the next line, all they have to do is follow the script they were given. Kudos to Putin, to Russia for striving for cooperation between Azerbaijan and Armenia. 👏
The incidents on the border with Azerbaijan, when the Russian Federation and Russia’s CSTO military bloc refused to fulfill their obligations to protect the sovereign territory of their ally, became a cause for discontent on the Armenian side. Another pain point for Armenia is the inaction of the Russian peacekeeping contingent deployed on the territory of Nagorno-Karabakh to protect the Armenian population. Russia’s position is considered by a significant part of the Armenian society, politicians and analysts as incompatible with the status of a strategic ally. This is hardly a sign of cooperation.
Kudos to Putin? He has been letting armenia down over the last years, the nationalists of both countrys hate each other, but azerbeijan is in strong alignment with trukey, where they get weapons and drones, aswell as - believe it or not - Israel, because they have big tensions with Iran about an azerbeijan minority living in northern Iran, and Israel is just following an "enemy of my enemy is my firend" logic. Armenia on the other side has had only russia who were watching over their interest. But this protection has been weakened due to most of Russias military forces beeing engaged in Ukraine, enabeling azerbeijan to annex territory in armenia. Azerbeijan sits on vast oil and gas reserves, that brought them ahead of armenia in terms of economy, military and international relations. If armenia, which is still a democratic country and mostly a christian nation by the way, looses russias protection, azerbeijan might invade them soon. And Azerbejan is under control of the deeply corrupt Alief regime for 2 generations, since the illegal dissolution of the USSR.
even the freakin EU is on Azerbejans side in this conflict, because of course they are more interested in buying cheap gas then wheter a state has some form of democratic gouvernemnt or is led by an autocratic corrupt family dynasty
@@pedromeneses9617 this is my personal opinion, I am not fully Armenian and have never lived there so I can’t speak for Armenians, but I think part of Russia’s action indirectly has to do with armenia seeking closer relations with the US or Europe. I don’t know, this is what I suspect
Arguing and settling issues face to face as gentlemen is highly commendable how many valuable human lives are spared in following the path of negotiation
Absolutely. Unfortunately these are three countries that are in a violent conflict. Seeing Russia mentioned as a peacekeeper is like saying that my cat is a peacekeeper what comes to birds...
@@Mustakuolo "Three countries in conflict"? So which one is Russia in conflict with? Though I do agree the term of "peacekeeper"s is exaggerated in this context.
@@hardassteel They were part of Russian Empire long time before USSR. Historically they are lands of Great Russia and all people speak Russian there and will speak Russian for eternity. Sooner or later all parts of Russian Empire and UsSR will be re-united again. That's historical necessity and it's inevitable.
You do know that the more the number of countries a superpower has to align with the more complex it becomes. Russia has fewer nations to manage and yet there's division, now imagine the US that have had many nations to manage. By manage, I mean to satisfy with their foreign policies and interventions.
@@VlerkeDamne japan, south korea, philippines, ukraine, previous afghanistan regime, just a few examples that come to mind quite easily. Are you sure you're that oblivious, or you're aware of it but decide to lie anyway? 😅
People in here really need to chill and stop seeing what they want to see instead of what really is going on. Leader of Armenia politely excused for interrupting in the middle of his speech, to which Putin turned to him and said a sentence that can be translated as "i am listening". Just in a more non formal, friendly way by saying "Yes? Please, you may continue. There was no shock, nothing. It was simply a way to show that "i am listening, i do care, please continue". That's all there is. His goal here is to help them to move closer to each other. Which is why he showed his full attention and didn't even bothered to continue his speech to show this attention.
His goal is to gain influence. He backed Armenia in their war with Azerbaijan which led to the annexation of Azerbaijan territory. As for politeness, they are in a formal setting, not small room where everyone freely chimes in adhoc. You can tell that Putin was taken by surprise with the interruption. Nevertheless, as a statesman should, he went with the flow. After all, he is not talking to his Russian subordinates, he is hosting a meeting with regional Presidents.
This would be true in a modern democracy, but this is not the case with Russia. Putin is supposed to be an all powerful dictator, him being interrupted is important.
@@Rick-zw9kp I don’t see any significant difference between the two, both monsters, but since putin is russian then Stalin is more appropriate, even though Stalin was not born in Russia.
@@uguryzg I'm sorry brothers we couldn't able to save you from 3 devils like Bangladesh it's because India as one of the 5 strongest nation's can't intervene between conflicts as they want we can only provide weapons support from behind but we will try our best to stop them from threatening the existence of Armenia 🇦🇲🇮🇳♥️
@nadushnudushif it ever comes, it will be because that's Putin's counter to NATO expansion. Under the old agreement of borders, everyone was happy. Now there will be a new order.
I love Armenia and its people very much. But any war with its neighbor would be a disaster and social death for the country. I'm afraid claims for Artzakh do not lead to any positive outcome.
How?? I love Armenia too and I wish they could take back their true borders and save their motherland, but how can we really support? How can common people, outsiders, actively support besides talking / typing.
Well I think it's good that they can calmly present their statements and hopefully they'll reach some agreement over the situation! It's such a healthy debate where no one's is dominating alone! This type of debate should be appreciated 👍
A dictator who dosen´t allow free speech and press for his own popilation? Are you serious? Dictators will die wone day as well, its just that he forgot about that fact..
Literally the argument between me and my younger sibling at family’s dinner table :)) With Putin being our confused and frustrated Dad because one of his kid decide to interrupt him :))
@@dmy_tro No they are not...They are all allies of russia...You can actually count them as russia cz russia use Armenia, Kazakhstan, Belarus, Kyrgyzstan, and Tajikistan All of them for millitary activities.
@@hasanshafin2378 They are not allies neither with Putin, nor with each other. Putin is rather like an emperor and others are like kings of defeated kingdoms in his empire. Maybe Belarussia is the only ally who ready to fight at Putin's side.
@@yuk_ainu Yeah...So in a words russia owns them...Only kingdom where a Night show joker didn't understand that... And look at them. How a country like ukraine can think about joining nato. Like no way putin will let Us army in 500 km from Moscow.
our politicians could learn diplomacy from politicians of the eastern world, calmness and logical discussion, while our politicians just shout, humiliate each other, blame each other etc.
They are infront of many other people, what else do you expect? They can't afford scream at each other because ones reputation would be bad in the international scene. There is no other option but to behave.
@@alexandarthedivine it’s called diplomacy for a reason. Screaming and shouting never solves anything. When some shout, others stop listening.., so yes I expected exactly that they remain civil and cooperative. How else do you suggest one rounds this type of dialogue?
Not only this, but in Armenia and Azerbaijan, pretty much the entire population speaks Russian. Both Pashinyan and Aliyev also lived their entire youth during the Soviet Union.
He is educated yes, but in this clip he lied about it not being blocked, and he caused thousands of Armenians fleeing after the invation of Nagorno-Karabakh. He is corrupt and terrible leader.
That was the most calmest argument ever
They are international leaders, not some street urchins. Diplomatic arguments seldom get even this intense.
When you (technically) represent thousands or millions of human beings... you must think before speaking.
only psychopaths argue with 0 emotion
By the standard of them being world leaders it was close to war
@@pranavmisra155 Diplomatic arguments seldom get even this intense? You sure about that??
You know the situation is tense when Vladimir Putin is the one telling everyone to calm down and chill 😂😂😂😂
smh, putin is pathetic
Boss daddy!!
Or u don’t actually know Putin he’s always calm, idk if he’s always a step ahead but that’s the vibe he tries to give off
@TheEye its called psychopath
@TheEye
Agree with u on emotions but the reason they win against Ukraine is because Ukraine’s so tiny and low on manpower and the initiative was on the Russian side. Not related to Putin being calm
Politicians says everything calmly, poor people cry silently and soldiers screaming loudly. The world we living in everybody!
It’s so we can type blithely
@@Fredfredfredfredfredfredfred to be fair blithely is a pretty fun word to type/say.
And Shlomo rubs his hands gleefully while he plays one side against the other and finances both sides. His leering smile speaks volumes.
@@roeldejong9297 i can’t deny that..
But what of it?
Edit: 🎶 To be fair 🎵
@@Fredfredfredfredfredfredfred nothing perticular, just random thoughts😂😂
1:03 me when my friend is giving presentation in class.
😂😂
Lol
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True
This is good of Putin to help these smaller countries out. If there's one thing he's known for, it's respecting territorial sovereignty.
😂😂😂😂😂😂😅😅😅😅
😅😅😅😅😅😅😅
He need the peace between his subordinates now
Haha 😂
Nice one 😂
You call that an argument? That is the most respectable conversation I have heard between leaders even though they did not like each other one bit.
An argument is an exchange of opposing viewpoints, it doesn't have to be loud or aggressive.
Trust me, political arguments seldomly get this intense. They are both international leaders so they have to be professional no matter the situation. Besides they are talking to Russia, the successor to the Soviet Union and with both countries once being part of it, would be a stupid decision to argue in the way you think
They are now fighting peacefully
LOL@@wintaaaaa
@@wintaaaaathey peacefully won
The fact they were willing to interupt and argue speaks much more loudly than anything they could have said.
That's why they should've stayed as one country and not collapse into many
Americans ignorant of their own proceedings be like
@@Jin-1337 I'm not American. Happy to be critical of them (and most other Western Countries) though.
I'm simply making the point that a year or so ago, this procession would not have gone anything like this.
@@human6826 Nope
This is all just highly political. Don't forget that there's a war in the background and people suffering
That reaction was priceless he was really shocked to be interrupted.
He wasn't shocked, he was just interrupted. Anyone would react this way. However, i totally don't trust putin, he's using same tactics as USA and Israel.
He shat puked and came at the same time in hysteria, he was shaking uncontrollably. Sorry for playing it down.
@@DeonexGlower were you high while commenting?
@@LiamCochrane-ph2kx I am quite high above the ground level due to me being in an apartment. I will leave it at that. Thanks for caring about my well-being, brother.
@@DeonexGlowerLol like that family guy episode 😂
President Aliyev looks like he can burst out laughing at any second 😂
He is a victorious president, he is happy. It was 30 years wound and just got healed.
@@yenicagfilozofu he is a corrupt dictator
i literally burst into laugh when i see his smirk, such a chad
Armenia literally occupies Azerbaijani territory, this has been stated even by the United Nations.
Armenia is clearly the villian here, stop feeling sorry for them. All Armenia has to do for peace is to give these lands back to Azerbaijan, but they do not want that. They want war and Aliyev was glad to give it to them.
@@larochejaquelein3680 yeap, and he made a hero of a guy that killed an Armenian soldier in his sleep. I guess Azerbaijani soldiers are only brave when they kill defenseless people.
Lmfao Putin was in literal shock somebody interrupted him.
I thought the same :D
@@TankiOnline107 "is this for real? That just happened 😕"
The PM of Armenia was indeed erratic.
I know right 😂😂😂
We need an unhappy ORC emoji.
As long as they argue they are still speaking to one another. Better than duking it out.
The Azaris are pushing further into Armenia all the time and Putin can do nothing to stop them.
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Except that it's an unresolved, ongoing conflict that people have been talking about for a generation now and as recent history shows there is a risk for escalation every second every day. You need more than empty words. But Putin has nothing to bring to the table other than empty words. Hence why this will never progress further as long as Russia meddles in these affairs. And it will cost more Azerbaijani and Armenian lives.
it was all going fine after meeting in Brussels and Washington... 5 mins near putin and it's chaos
@@RandomIdiotGS nonsence
1:03 Aliyev trying to control his laughter be like:
He laughs at Palestinian kids snd funds Israel
@Starwar27d😂😂😂 the whole world is hating on you how do you feel
@Starwar27dDo you really think that the people of 49 muslim country even those whom from those countries which made peace treaty with Israel like Israel ? 99% of the 2 billion muslim around the world would not accept even to talk with Israeli.
And what is funny about laughing on palestinian kids or any kids? What kind of creature and logic could lead to this ?
@Starwar27dtraitor 🤡 Azərbaycan
@@ahmadalmhadeen3526Israel has defeated the entire “Muslim” world 3 times. Israel does not care what they think 😆
an arguement where each person takes a turn and the other patiently listens. wow
Civil
Because they respect Putin
@@varangianguard6448 correction: because they FEAR putin...
@@guywebster8018
Fear and Respect
Darth vader
The smirk on the face of the President of Azerbaijan as he looks at Putin tells you all.
You yourself are already inventing who this smirk is dedicated to.
As it should haha. Nikol is making a fool of himself
He does that because he won the last war
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What does it tell you ?
Very rare, we got to see Mr. Putin caught off guard by that interruption, his reaction was priceless 😂😂💀
Now it is Xi And Biden’s Turn and Klaus turn
*Putler.
@@ZiiiP2142 Bruh Putin is a saint compared to Hitler😆
@@haziq0007 No but the difference is between them are growing thinner
Ye right, He reacted just like anybody else with manners.
0:46 the face of putin when he got interuppted is priceless. lmao and Alijev almost bursting in laugh hahahaha gold gold
Once in a blue moon moments 😂
Yes, it's pretty funny, but there is a but)
Putin has already passed the word to another person, then the Armenian president stops him to say something else
Armenian President: excuse me........
Putin: Yes? (realizing that he had not finished yet, Putin invited him to continue talking with his "YES?").
If Putin had not answered anything, and glanced at me like a Russian, it would have been very funny to me.
And his ‘Duh?’ is even funnier lmfao
Aliyev always looks like he is about to burst into laughter
Ignorant, Putin should have protected Armenia and did nothing. And Türkiye and Azerbaijan spend their time massacring the Kurds and Armenians.
I felt this meeting like in a James Bond movie.
Hahaha. I was thinking the same. Then thought it looks hillarious, so perhaps Austin Powers. 😂😂😂😂
Putin looking like a total fool as usual
"god fatherer" movie😂
Haha, they are discussing and evaluating.
A rare sight in the West.
They always plan ahead and talk in the same abstractions but with an occult theocratic future milestone agenda so the average citizen doesn't know what actually is going on.
yes, and the trap door is under the Armenian delegation's chair judging by the impromptu interruption and the look on Vladimir's face...
very Austin Powers (as RaulRaul said) 😂
The way Putin looked up when he was interrupted 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 I thought i was the only one who saw it.
Way too many emoji`s , dude.
That shows his dictatorship behavior 😂
@@ericknguyen4123 No. The possibility to talk openly in front of Putin means that there is no fear in the room, but democracy and freedom of speech. It is unusual, but he asked Putin politely to give him a chance to give an answer to the other president. By the way, that happens never in front of some real dictatorships like UK Queen/King. 🤷♂️
@@neko1533 bwahahaha... the Nazis trying to pretend they care about democracy... you're so funneh
Seems like a civil and mature conversation to me
No way
Lol...seems like a couple of kids arguing their point in the principals office😂😂
@@eganc1976 US congress seems to be literal kindergarten
It was not a conversation, it was an argument. Both sides tried to refute the others claims in an attempt to discredit the others. That’s an argument
@@avpthegreatargument is good. Being cool with your "opponent" is good.
0:46 his face when he got interrupted was priceless.
Putin in his mind: "did he seriously interrupt me"
@@emgexwow lol how funny ahaha😒
@@emgex Yes, it's pretty funny, but there is a but)
Putin has already passed the word to another person, then the Armenian president stops him to say something else
Armenian President: excuse me........
Putin: Yes? (realizing that he had not finished yet, Putin invited him to continue talking with his "YES?").
The translators missed it, yes.
Yes, you can hear it when watching.
If Putin had not answered anything, and glanced at me like a Russian, it would have been very funny to me.
You probably didn't watch his interview with someone much, he was interrupted many times. In principle, you can't interrupt a person, it's not diplomatic and it's not cultural. But in this case, Pashinyan (the president of Armenia) took the moment well, as Putin finished his thought and passed the word to another).
He softly murmured "Yes?" in Russian, he wasn't in shock, he wasn't angry, all of these comments freaking out and laughing saying he was "shocked" are just funny.
@@madcyborg1822 true
"lets talk about this calmly" said Putin before hunching over his map of 17th century Russia with tears in his eyes.
You mean the same map that clearly has Ukraine on it as in Ukraine pays des Cosaques?
hahaha so true
@@andyharman7581the map was in French and upside down ( old cartography ) they couldn't read it lol :D
HAHAHA
@TH-cam music cope....
0:45 priceless
@Nnnoon что
Nice
hows sleepy joe doing aye?
@ncyb he's doing well, thanks. He's winning his war without even fighting 🚀
00:20
Still far more better than a war !
Just a matter of time and there will be
They've been fighting since the dissolution of the USSR
Eh? They are fighting. And Armenia is losing.
😂 like there isn’t a war going on in this part of the world
@@singlecell2498 yes but there is little reason left to fight now Azerbaijan won and is getting it's lands back
"Calmness is strength"-When bad things happen, its human nature to want to look for faults and lay blame. But blame doesn't really make the problems go away. It just aggravates the problem further and does not help to calmly find a solution.
Experienced
The president of Azerbaiyan looks like he's trying to hold the laughter lol.
Yes😂
Cockroach
He laughs because Pashinyans Russian is not very good
@@VergiliosSpatulasthat's u
@@VergiliosSpatulasnice to meet you 😂
This is an instance where social media did good. I liked seeing this because I got to see how Countries in that region communicate their issues.
Yeah let's just ignore the years of War and fighting along with all the dead soldiers and civilians🤦♂️
@@muscledavis5434 продолжать воевать? Это безответственно и безграмотно, конфликт длится очень долго, победителя нет, разумно договорится
@@muscledavis5434 You sound like a child. If you don’t watch these meetings, how will you get information on the war?
It's actually a lot more civil than the title of the video entails despite really bad blood between those 2 countries.
@@chrisl9934 I was thinking the same thing while I was watching.
Man has balls of steel to interrupt Putin
не брат, пашинян е путка лол.
Putin is a big baby with nukes, interrupting him isn't anything amazing
Wow, you are really deluded about VVP.
@@kimjongun4343 true
Man child
They both speak Russian .Wow . Respect to both of them.
Soviet past of these countries
@touey5034 Soviet? And Czarist Russian...but Ottoman before and Persian before...
@@anthonyoer4778wow , Australians speak English
@dewpychannel2676 yes...Australians do speak English...a funny form of it but yes. I think you mean Azerbaijani?
I'm half armenian but grew up american. I learned russian because it was easier. Armenian is one of the hardest languages to learn
As a Pakistani I feel Pakistanis and indians should sit face to face and talk like this rather than fighting like children online
Someone wants the piece of your land which the other party say is owned by it. They both have counter arguments in favor of their position. One party has focused all its mental energy to take back that land in any way possible and now has OCD about it. Until that party dont get its mind repaired there cannot be talk. You can even talk to terrorists but you can never talk to someone who has lost their marbles.
I think pakistan is ok with giving over their claim to IOK but India is reluctant to giving over claim to POK due to their ultra-nationalism
Don't bother, we have elected a far right government incapable of having a decent conversation.. it will turn into a d**k measuring contest - an Indian
@@humptydumpty1481 Kashmir as a whole belongs to India there is no ultra nationalism in this case. It about our authority
Status co will be the best solution. Pak keeps their side of Kashmir and India keeps J &K
When the Argument is the calmest...that's when the danger is the most to reach conflict..🤔🙄☠️
“Sous l’eau dormante, coule le torrent”
As the French saying goes …
Pozorputin Hitrel 🔨👎
Such an argument is the deadliest
@@leoniegureghian7156 L'expression française est "Il faut se méfier de l'eau qui dort".
En effet cela signifie que sous la surfaces qui est calme, il y a du courant, du remous.
Désolé je ne saurai te le traduire en Anglais.
Bonne journée :)
@@Woede- "beware of sleeping water", because underneath the calm surface there can be strong underwater currents
(Approximate translation)
Putin's reaction after being interrupted is priceless
Putin's reaction is normal and calm. You people need to stop seeing things that aren't there.
Putin looked up, listened, considered and agreed for the other interlocutor to tell his piece.
The guy interrupted him diplomatically and asked for permission to give his opinion.
This is pure diplomacy, there's nothing wrong in this scene. They are all respectful toward one another, and they all work toward mutually beneficial ends.
@@SchultzDorinda Putin was very afraid that now they would ask questions for which he did not have prepared answers
@@SchultzDorinda Putin and his fans are the ones who need to stop seeing things that aren't there, like "fascist Ukrainian government, Ukraine is part of Russia, NATO wants to destroy Russia, China is Russia's best friend forever, the West is degenerating and Russia is rising, Russia's future is bright..." 🤣
@@SchultzDorinda Exactly, a lot of people are just brainwashed, they see the world in the way that they are told to.
@@SchultzDorinda hes a war criminal. get a grip.
0:44 Putin’s face when he got interrupted lmao.
"Which peasant dares to squeek while the lion is roaring?" :P
His slow and confused “da?”
Hahah 😂😂😂 damn his confused face
Putin's face when he was interrupted 😭💀.. "who wants to die?"
He will do nothing like he always does
Oriental despots are Like that: If they don't like you....
@@TheStudio-div Armenia is his ally, of course he's not going to do anything mor.on
@@TheStudio-div also do you call invading Ukraine doing "nothing"? Liberals are very stupid
@@TheStudio-div nothing mate his got the west by the balls lol wake up peasant lol learn something g
They seemed to be talking in a polite fashion to me.
So, as long as you talk politely..
.. it's alright to be a murderous warlord?
Got it 👍
Imagine that I kill but I do it politely……nothing is wrong with that.
Agreed!
@@DutchWeazel isnt that all about Americans who preach democracy and invade and bomb countries for these polite polluting words?
@@DutchWeazel Are you talking about USA ?
Putin: I have solution. Both of you are now Russia!
Come to think about it there was time that these 2 nation is part of Russia that is by USSR
He would have to ask his boss Xi Jinping first
@@grenermandar6931 That is kind of the whole "catch" to the USSR. Stalin started WWII jointly with Hitler as a war of conquest. Both agreed who would get what. This is why Russia invaded Poland, Latvia, Finland, Estonia, and Lithuania years before they were even attacked by Hitler, yet Russia keeps claiming they were 'victims' in WWII. Stalin couldn't claim and call the newly invaded countries as part of Russia because that would be too blatant expansionism. Also, it doesn't fit in with the Russian psyche with them as the rulers of others. Allowing the others to call themselves "Russians" too wouldn't be the same as stepping on their heads with the Russian boot. So they used the "Soviet Union" much like China is trying to make BRICS/Cribs. Russia was the 'boss' and all other countries of the USSR were expected to take orders from Moscow.
With the USSR failing dismally, the problem is Russia thinks all those countries belong to Russia.
@@froodtube Or its Nato who thinks they belong to them , and we all know when your in nato your foreign policy is decided in brussels
@game nat Axes of Evil? Orban again, huh!?
Putin is the only President I don't see angry at all
👏👏👏👏👏👏
in general or here? Cause all 3 of them look angry here to me, maybe im just used to reading politician faces. Aliyev was the only one who was smiling briefly
Maybe it’s because it’s not his problem
I feel so sorry for Armenia
because..?
@@stereomachine I'm from Azerbaijan and you are absolutely right.
@@stereomachine
Where has Putin asked them to chill out and what sources with evidence point at aggression specifically from Azerbaijan's side (as a starting side)?
Moscow and the UN specifically confirm that Karabakh is Azerbaijan and has been under occupation for 30+ years. If you do not agree, please, provide a source where a Head of State states otherwise.
The situation in the 90s has been complicated for mostly all countries of the USSR.
About taunting with museums: it's a museum of a Victory. In Russia, we have one, too, dedicated to the WWII. They mostly symbolize how the enemy was disgracefully destroyed.
@@explosivecl too many smart sentences for those stupid people, don't bother yourself
@@stereomachine Armenia is universally considered as a country which doesn't respect international law.
Putin being shocked someone interrupted him sure was something 😅
Any person can now interrupt VVP, no-one takes him serious anymore
I think you can only do it once a few windows in that building.
@TH-cam music well well, let me hear the reality which you claim that I don't know. Facts to the table please
@TH-cam musicIt seems you have better attention skills, would you mind sharing that key point which I have missed?
@TH-cam music Your real name probably Ivan, or Vasyok working as a bot. Have fun protecting your little leader))
The smirk on Azerbaijan tells all.
He knows what they are doing
And he smirks like a bully and knows he got away with it
Got away with what? He is defending his land! Armenia attacked them.
@@topedgeboxing1893 true
@@topedgeboxing1893 Armenians attacked Azerbaijani missiles with their bodies?
@@topedgeboxing1893 lies, Azerbaijan being the pet dog of Erdogan wants to assert islamisation of Karbakh region
@@topedgeboxing1893 clearly you don't know what happened. Nagorno karabakh has always been under heavy armenian population, so much so they wanted to be annexed to Armenia or be a semi indipendent nation like ossetia. Thing is, a guy called Stalin knew about these cultural tensions and decided to completely ignore them which is why Armenia and Azerbaijan are still at war. Moreover azeri's president behaves like a total a hole and has committed several human rights crimes. With that being said, there are no proofs of this because Azerbaijan has something the west values more than freedom: OIL
1:42 Putin's face said everything 😂😂
That was the most civil discussion I've seen amongst politicians. After all, they've gathered there for addressing their issue
That was no discussion, just a statement and a counter statement
@@ludomirsteinbruck9376 Yup, that's also a good definition.
They’re forced together to the table by Russia or atleast Armenia is which is getting destroyed by Azerbaijan and Turkey. They will talk one week and their soldiers will attack the next week just talk because Russia forces them too. Azerbaijan doesn’t care.
no they gathered for something else Mr politician , its a eurasian meeting dont you seee the multiple flags withe multiplke country leaders😂
"Well, since you guys can't decide on this disputed land, I'll just take it and look after it, for now".
the way I understand it, Putin is making both of them think he's on their side, or at least that he can be useful to them.
As if you know intentions and motives. Why not take him at his word. He is sitting down with both at the same time! What does that tell you?! To bring two of your allies together is like two friends of yours who hate each other. Invite them both to a bbq and then don’t expect a fight? Putin is intentional and this was expected, maybe even planned. But the point of it is exactly what Putin means: to bring both parties together for a common purpose and to set aside past quarrels.
@@blartversenwaldiiiisn't that the definition of a mediator?
Dude, it is not „disputed“ land. It is literally recognized internationally as Azerbaijani territory illegally occupied by Armenia.
@@larochejaquelein3680 do Armenians see it that way?
I love how Putin got interrupted and he responded with yes? what is it ? man I love these politicians 😂😂
Russian word "Да" (or "Yes" in English) is used not only to answer positively on a question (like in English) it is also used in the same but more polite meaning as "Что?" "What?" So for Russian speaker Putin's reaction seemed quite normal. Maybe the interaption by Armenian side wasnt that polite but it's ok considering it is not his mother language.
He is not a dictator . Dictator does not allow interruptions
@@danielchong3918 by the way the man you see there isn't Putin himself but his double. The original is always holding quite coughing.
@@vitoandolini2064 poor clown, u have a perfect huge fantasy xd
@@Berjozka Interestingly, "yes" can also be used in the same way in English. At least in the UK, the word "yes" is often used to mean "what" or "go ahead"
Love u Azerbaijan from Pakistan
And Azerbaijan loves Israel more
@@Theworldsucks-kg5jv really? Then I hate Azerbaijan if its true
@@casinogamer6877 you really didn't knew this? Azerbaijan and Israel are good allies
Azerbaijan also hates Iran
In reality Azerbaijan provides oil to Israel and EU
Azerbaijan is brother country with Pakistan and all other Turkish countries.. not with Israhel
@@EmEms-nl8ls Ilham Aliyev loves Israel
Oh how I miss having Leaders who speak so intellectually and behave so Professionally here in the West.
Yeah well atleast 95% of western leaders aren't walking around sending their army to be committing war crimes, unlike the eastern dictators. Isn't that a little better?
@@stockholmkyiv
You are definitely right
But, another day another troll, that's how it goes.
I wish they would all move to Russia, would be better for everyone.
@@stockholmkyivBro, you wouldn't believe...
@@stockholmkyivIraq, Libya, Afghanistan, Somalia and others send you a salute.
@@stockholmkyiv
I guess the remaining 5% is USA who has started a war, direct or indirect, every year for the past 100.
I know both Pashinyan and Aliev grew up in the USSR so the Russian language wouldn't be a problem, but damn, if this conference were between NATO countries, all heads of state would be wearing headsets!!
At least they are sitting down and talking. I didn't see the argument anyway, the leaders simply made their points clear, and that's what we expect when two countries are at war. By the way, they are close to a peace deal. Best wishes to the two countries!
“Leaders” more like sadistic murderers. Last they all seem confused about why they were there?
@@anthonymartinez4307 I didn't see that.
@@anthonymartinez4307, prove it! Noise maker😎
Really? how much different are they compared to our leaders in the last 3 years injecting us barely tested new “vaccinations” and locking us up too. Please give an objective example of your point Mr. Martinez…
@@anthonymartinez4307 you should know that NATO alliance doesn't have an alternative when both members have conflict?
This man has a real charisma, you can't deny it
0:43 Bro looks like he just got interrupted for the first time in his life 😂
This is bad, This is the beginning of Hypersonic Nuclear War
Putin is really shocked 😂
I think it was his first time, I hope it's not rhe last.
Normal russian reaction of surprise. Don't get what so special for other people
@@evgeniam685 not even Russian, normal human reaction. Putin was mostly always a chill and reasonable guy, they get this surprise because the Western press presented him as WOW OMG DICTATOR TZAR BLAH BLAH.
1:02 that dude visibly laughing😂😂😂
Because he knows that he can do whatever he wants. He has bought the west with his oil, has fed his nation enough propaganda to make them do whatever he says and is dismissing int'l law as much as he can. A true parasitic shell of a human being.
He’s like hehehehehehe inside
@@muratbayraktar5035 The world will "hehehehe" once that parasite is shot as a war criminal one day.
Mf called president of Azerbaijan dude
@@salamov963 if this is not a dude, then the transsexual community is making more advancement in the world than I had thought 😂
They talk and they listen, it's a good start !
cant tell if ur being sarcastic or not
@@Highskill3r 100% serious
Я желаю мира между нашими странами. Армяне похожи на нас. у нас нет разницы. даже если политика делает нас врагами, я не ненавижу армян, наоборот, я люблю армянскую и мировую культуру
Пусть всегда будет мир, давайте снова будем дружными соседями
💞🌹🇦🇿❤️🇦🇲🌹💞
Красавец 🇷🇺🙌
Düz diyorsun kardeşim. Biz Türkler Osmanlı iken Ermeniler ve Rumlar bizimle özgürce ve kardeşçe yaşıyorlardı. Bizi birbirimize düşüren ve onların arasındaki bazı grupları terörize eden oluşumlar, kendi ceplerini doldurmak için savaş çıkmasını isteyen bazı uluslararası güçlerdir.
Армяне уважают таких Азебайджанцев как вы и мы так же стремимся к миру. Очень жаль что такой перспективный регион мира, богатый, технологичный и мощный является до сих пор источником конфликта.
Мира нашим странам
@@ggmedical seni taniyorum
Cavid bunu yaziram bir kenara.
Aliyev's face is priceless
He could be a disney villain with that face
Poker face😂 looked like he can't stop the laugh 😂
Aliyev looks like a parrot or a turkey. LOL.
i would not be able to contain my laughter. aliyev is a legend. he may not be liked by some, but to me, he's cool. finally taught the armenians a lesson.
@@PerplexPrays What kind of "lesson" are you talking about?? Do you even know all atrocities they've committed, they treat them like dogs. Armenians are native to the land, they got expelled, persecuted, by turkish rule
1:03 his smirk was hilarious ngl
That's the smirk of a war criminal.
😂
@@hatinmyselfiscool2879 مجرم حرب سيدك الأمريكي و الناتو
@@hatinmyselfiscool2879he is not armenian
@@hatinmyselfiscool2879said 15 year old average Wikipedia reader
That's Arguing?!?😂LoL.. Imagine that kind of dialogue taking place in the US ..
There is huge difference between United States and Russia mentality. Showing whatever emotions is considered as weakness since it can be ruthlessly exploited against you. If you are affected by anger or simply agitated you can't think rationally and therefore not fit for making rational decisions. Leaders must be confident, unwavering and sharp.
There more if u watch a full video, some where it was even funny.
In diplomatic language yeah, also US is too used to freedom of speech so it's normal you allow a lot more to yourselves
Yeah that's arguing. What people do in the US is scream at each other.
Americans demand their politicians act like fools.
You know the situation is tense when Vladimir Putin is the one telling everyone to calm down and chill ...
Dude really copied top comment like we wouldn’t notice lmao
We all know you're copying top comments, mate. We're not fools.
@@Sierrqhahaa 😂
@@Sierrq dude has 22 million subscribers
This is leadership. This is the way issues are settled.
What would granpa Biden do. He would acuse one side and start the war imidietly
Only thing is nothing is settled since the fall of USSR.
😂
I’m going to assume it’s common for older citizens of Armenian and Azerbaijan to be fluent in Russian?? It’s awesome to see different leaders of different countries communicate without someone translating
For the most part, citizens of almost all former soviet republics speak russian
In that part of the world, the russian languade is the universal language in the same way as english is in the west.
Armenia and Azerbaijan were parts of USSR. So...
@@teawithlemon1220 I’m aware of that hence why i mentioned older population
@@96cespinoza Bro not only older... I'm 25, from Armenia, and I'm quite fluent in Russian, as fluent as in English
You know what, this is something I like to see, people having honest discussions. Very different from the staged collective west meetings where everybody already knows the next line, all they have to do is follow the script they were given. Kudos to Putin, to Russia for striving for cooperation between Azerbaijan and Armenia. 👏
well they kinda didn't agree
The incidents on the border with Azerbaijan, when the Russian Federation and Russia’s CSTO military bloc refused to fulfill their obligations to protect the sovereign territory of their ally, became a cause for discontent on the Armenian side. Another pain point for Armenia is the inaction of the Russian peacekeeping contingent deployed on the territory of Nagorno-Karabakh to protect the Armenian population.
Russia’s position is considered by a significant part of the Armenian society, politicians and analysts as incompatible with the status of a strategic ally.
This is hardly a sign of cooperation.
Kudos to Putin?
He has been letting armenia down over the last years, the nationalists of both countrys hate each other, but azerbeijan is in strong alignment with trukey, where they get weapons and drones, aswell as - believe it or not - Israel, because they have big tensions with Iran about an azerbeijan minority living in northern Iran, and Israel is just following an "enemy of my enemy is my firend" logic. Armenia on the other side has had only russia who were watching over their interest. But this protection has been weakened due to most of Russias military forces beeing engaged in Ukraine, enabeling azerbeijan to annex territory in armenia.
Azerbeijan sits on vast oil and gas reserves, that brought them ahead of armenia in terms of economy, military and international relations. If armenia, which is still a democratic country and mostly a christian nation by the way, looses russias protection, azerbeijan might invade them soon. And Azerbejan is under control of the deeply corrupt Alief regime for 2 generations, since the illegal dissolution of the USSR.
even the freakin EU is on Azerbejans side in this conflict, because of course they are more interested in buying cheap gas then wheter a state has some form of democratic gouvernemnt or is led by an autocratic corrupt family dynasty
@@pedromeneses9617 this is my personal opinion, I am not fully Armenian and have never lived there so I can’t speak for Armenians, but I think part of Russia’s action indirectly has to do with armenia seeking closer relations with the US or Europe. I don’t know, this is what I suspect
I support Azerbaijan 🇦🇿
Arguing and settling issues face to face as gentlemen is highly commendable how many valuable human lives are spared in following the path of negotiation
Absolutely. Unfortunately these are three countries that are in a violent conflict. Seeing Russia mentioned as a peacekeeper is like saying that my cat is a peacekeeper what comes to birds...
@@Mustakuolo "Three countries in conflict"? So which one is Russia in conflict with? Though I do agree the term of "peacekeeper"s is exaggerated in this context.
GOOD MORNING SIRS
PLEASE DO THE NEEDFUL
@@caranorn
"These are three countries that are in a violent conflict."
"Which one is Russia in conflict with?"
Ukraine.
This is how it should go,
Not forcing your people to kill each other.
It's cool that all three speak the same language
Well yeah, the three were born and grew up in the same country after all!
Hmmn, wonder how mucb peaceful things would have been if they all were still in the same country
@@Constantin_91 Azerbaijan and Armenia were fighting eachother before the USSR even collapsed.
@@lucask4377So that was the first time that the Red Army fought against the Red Army? Cool
@@hardassteel They were part of Russian Empire long time before USSR. Historically they are lands of Great Russia and all people speak Russian there and will speak Russian for eternity. Sooner or later all parts of Russian Empire and UsSR will be re-united again. That's historical necessity and it's inevitable.
Very cultured debate and done in a mature and collected manner. I'm impressed.
Yes, that's what I call diplomacy
it's a special diplomatic operation
they couldn't do otherwise haha
This is how it goes everywhere else except the USA and the UK
@@jtl1797 You have not seen political debates in Africa then haha
Long live brotherhood
💪🇷🇸❤️🇷🇺💪
Moscow 🤝 Belgrade
Crimea, donetsk and luhansk are Ukraine.
Kosovo is independent
This is called transparency not avoiding accountability
You do know that the more the number of countries a superpower has to align with the more complex it becomes. Russia has fewer nations to manage and yet there's division, now imagine the US that have had many nations to manage.
By manage, I mean to satisfy with their foreign policies and interventions.
@@ibrahimjoel6080The USA has no puppet states the way Russia does.
@@VlerkeDamne that's my point. And that's why it has relations with more nations than Russia.
@@VlerkeDamne US does have puppets
@@VlerkeDamne japan, south korea, philippines, ukraine, previous afghanistan regime, just a few examples that come to mind quite easily. Are you sure you're that oblivious, or you're aware of it but decide to lie anyway? 😅
People in here really need to chill and stop seeing what they want to see instead of what really is going on. Leader of Armenia politely excused for interrupting in the middle of his speech, to which Putin turned to him and said a sentence that can be translated as "i am listening". Just in a more non formal, friendly way by saying "Yes? Please, you may continue. There was no shock, nothing. It was simply a way to show that "i am listening, i do care, please continue". That's all there is. His goal here is to help them to move closer to each other. Which is why he showed his full attention and didn't even bothered to continue his speech to show this attention.
❤
His goal is to gain influence. He backed Armenia in their war with Azerbaijan which led to the annexation of Azerbaijan territory. As for politeness, they are in a formal setting, not small room where everyone freely chimes in adhoc. You can tell that Putin was taken by surprise with the interruption. Nevertheless, as a statesman should, he went with the flow. After all, he is not talking to his Russian subordinates, he is hosting a meeting with regional Presidents.
This would be true in a modern democracy, but this is not the case with Russia. Putin is supposed to be an all powerful dictator, him being interrupted is important.
Too bad he’s not being as polite, caring and willing to listen regarding the much bigger conflict which he started.
I agree. He has a huge interest in ending their conflict and securing both as future allies. He also needs his troops back home.
Arguments aside, what a spectacular palatial venue.
Very nice.. The gold timber board are lovely
All funded with stolen money from regular citizens who live in extreme poverty 😂
@@Angry-Lynx bruh
@@Angry-Lynx 🤡🤡
You can thank the Czars for that.
That “da” (yes in Russian) when Putin is interrupted was literally thought out loud 😂
"Excuse me Vladimir Vladimirovich, I have some words to say" famous last words
Putin : you two kids stop fighting.
putin: Stop it, I'm the Adolf here ...
@@boctunes1853 why not stalin tho
@@Rick-zw9kp Sure, fair point, Stalin it is …
@@boctunes1853 I'm glad you agree most people stick to the Adolf thing because of the whole fighting Nazis in Ukraine thing
@@Rick-zw9kp I don’t see any significant difference between the two, both monsters, but since putin is russian then Stalin is more appropriate, even though Stalin was not born in Russia.
How dare they interrupt his excellency 😂
No longer his excellency. A war criminal with outstanding warrants is his new title.
Does he not know about window solution.. How dare he 😅
I heard after the meeting he disappeared lol jk
Never interrupt the supreme leader hahaha
You have choosen poisoning
Love Azerbaijan 🇦🇿 from Pakistan 🇵🇰
Love India from Armenia 🇦🇲❤
Jai Hind 🇮🇳❤
@@uguryzg LoL GYPSIES 🏳️🌈🇦🇲🏳️🌈🇮🇳
Love Myself ❤
@@uguryzg I'm sorry brothers we couldn't able to save you from 3 devils like Bangladesh it's because India as one of the 5 strongest nation's can't intervene between conflicts as they want we can only provide weapons support from behind but we will try our best to stop them from threatening the existence of Armenia 🇦🇲🇮🇳♥️
@@uguryzg😂😂😂 this didn’t age well
Still more civil than most African government meetings.
True but also false
Context matters
Look at the british government discussing 'productively' we are way worse.
I’m not sure what the “African government” is, but I assume you mean the governments of countries in Africa
He means African government meetings. Practice your reading and comprehension skills.
👌🏻😗👍🏻
there are 54 countries which ones?
They didn't argue they just said their different opinion about their two different countries.
You don''t need factual arguments to argue about something.
@@RandomIdiotGS well I still don't call this argument.
It‘s not an argument, it is a fact that Armenia illegally occupies Azerbaijani territory, even the UN has said this.
@@RandomIdiotGS not an argument
Putin will solve it. He Will take both your territories 😂😂
Xi Jinping will take putin :)
@tabrizshahr chill iranic friend
they can't win against ukraine
Both Russia and Iran are geopolitical losers.
At least Russia doesn’t beat their women like in Iran…
Only when drunk, of course.
@tabrizshahr Tabriz will be capital of Great Azerbaijan 🇦🇿
daddys two children are fighting😂😂😂😂😂😂
Azerbaijan is not russian
blud it's president speaks russian that's enough@@PayssiNotWantedInBarcelonely
😂😂😂😂😂😂@nadushnudush
@nadushnudushif it ever comes, it will be because that's Putin's counter to NATO expansion. Under the old agreement of borders, everyone was happy. Now there will be a new order.
@@PayssiNotWantedInBarcelonely who tell you this brother 🤣😂😂😂
This is good it was brought up. Unsaid tensions can grow into larger issues.
Especially among Oriental despots like Bloodtin.
this has become Viral social media and too late to ask media to delete record scene moment after spread to across world now lol🤣
these are ANYTHING but unsaid tensions LMFAO you clearly know nothing about the issue. a war was fought over this 2 years ago.
Not only big war 2 years ago, but regular cross-border shootings. Several soldiers were killed from both sides a month ago.
Unsaid tensions? What? Dude, they waged a war a few years ago. It was the total opposite of "unsaid". You guys are so funny.
Sort of refreshing to see an open form recorded disagreement between nations
I support Armenia 💪
Are you pajjeet
@@rtrtt7478 no comments iam not from Punjab
I love Armenia and its people very much. But any war with its neighbor would be a disaster and social death for the country. I'm afraid claims for Artzakh do not lead to any positive outcome.
How?? I love Armenia too and I wish they could take back their true borders and save their motherland, but how can we really support? How can common people, outsiders, actively support besides talking / typing.
@@TropicalGardeningCyprus india is going to supply weapons like brahmos,pinaka missile system and many other rockets to Armenia.
Respectful and peaceful way to solve issues.
Respect to the mediator for creating such an environment ❤
Well I think it's good that they can calmly present their statements and hopefully they'll reach some agreement over the situation! It's such a healthy debate where no one's is dominating alone! This type of debate should be appreciated 👍
Support to Armenia❤️🇦🇲
You fool 😂
Supoort 🚽🚽🚽😂😂
support for what?😂😂
@@lovethetess for it's beautiful landscapes, its cuisine, culture and history
@@Hexagic2024 and i guess for its occupation policy :)
I love how the all speak Russian. Didn't expect that.
Most of them probably grew up in the USSR so that helps a bit
@@hovtchil873 Not probably; but definitely.
Russian language was taught in all Soviet republic schools; it was mandatory.
Russian was the lingua franca of the Soviet Union, it's still very common in a lot of post-Soviet countries
All CIS countries speaks russian very well.
@@13muller9 even in Baltic countries nowadays, Russian can still be seen being taught as a second language opposed to English
1:05 That face tho 😂
Did you mean his nose?
@@fivegiga5523dafuq?
That is actually good thing because it shows that the meeting is about serious issue
Love the smile on Aliev‘s face. 😁 It’s like listening to a fool and not being able to show it because of the etiquette 😅
@@sourrycherrydelusional
@@sakurabandibeyond delusional.
His head looks like a bobble head, ready to fall off
Armenian barking @@sourrycherry
That's a beautiful room
Long lives to Azerbejdan President
A dictator who dosen´t allow free speech and press for his own popilation? Are you serious? Dictators will die wone day as well, its just that he forgot about that fact..
1:20 The Azerbaijan representative has the look of a mother, disappointed at her daughter's choice for a husband. His look is hilarious!
Is there a FULL version of this please ?
Literally the argument between me and my younger sibling at family’s dinner table :))
With Putin being our confused and frustrated Dad because one of his kid decide to interrupt him :))
Except these guys nations are at war killing each other violently ISIS-style.
@@dmy_tro No they are not...They are all allies of russia...You can actually count them as russia cz russia use Armenia, Kazakhstan, Belarus, Kyrgyzstan, and Tajikistan All of them for millitary activities.
@@dmy_tro..say it American style..Americans have killed 100x more innocents around the world than the ISIS
@@hasanshafin2378 They are not allies neither with Putin, nor with each other. Putin is rather like an emperor and others are like kings of defeated kingdoms in his empire. Maybe Belarussia is the only ally who ready to fight at Putin's side.
@@yuk_ainu Yeah...So in a words russia owns them...Only kingdom where a Night show joker didn't understand that... And look at them. How a country like ukraine can think about joining nato. Like no way putin will let Us army in 500 km from Moscow.
our politicians could learn diplomacy from politicians of the eastern world, calmness and logical discussion, while our politicians just shout, humiliate each other, blame each other etc.
0:46 lamo that face is priceless 😂
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DA😄
A meeting of Sith Lords.. like Vader and his round table
😂😂
At least u can see them and hear them , in some part of the world things are going behind closed doors
*Palputine
@@toniilievski3934 there’s plenty of things going on behind closed doors here too
@@1antag0nist53 Yes its everywhere , thats why people should judge their own
Stand with Armenia
Seemed pretty civil and professional to me……….
They are infront of many other people, what else do you expect? They can't afford scream at each other because ones reputation would be bad in the international scene. There is no other option but to behave.
@@alexandarthedivine it’s called diplomacy for a reason. Screaming and shouting never solves anything. When some shout, others stop listening.., so yes I expected exactly that they remain civil and cooperative. How else do you suggest one rounds this type of dialogue?
Wow
I'm impressed Azerbaijan president can speak Russian
Not only this, but in Armenia and Azerbaijan, pretty much the entire population speaks Russian. Both Pashinyan and Aliyev also lived their entire youth during the Soviet Union.
He also knows 7 languages
Why is that impressive? He grew up in the Soviet Union XD
@@9thOfMaythe older generations maybe but the younger generations don’t get taught Russian in school anymore
@@TurquazCannabiz but still many in Post Soviet States know Russian
Russian is lingua Franca of Central Asia, Caucasus and Eastern Europe
Armenia-Poland always on your side .
Does Poland have border with Armenia 😂😂
@@baha3alshamari152 If you are on someone's side, you are supporting them in an argument or a war. Brush up your english .
@@piotrekes
How can Poland support Armenia in a war because arguments can't beat the Azeri army
Also Bulgarians and Arabs are with you Armenia 🇦🇲 and Russia 🇷🇺
@@LeoWalzimAmericans and Christians are with Russia 🇷🇺 and Armenia 🇦🇲
Love Armenia form 🇮🇳
🤌🤌🤌
ILHAM Aliyev is very well educated.Well done❤
Bro caused a modern mass deportation
@politicstoday8002 No they leave volenteerly.
He is going to hell
He is educated yes, but in this clip he lied about it not being blocked, and he caused thousands of Armenians fleeing after the invation of Nagorno-Karabakh. He is corrupt and terrible leader.
@@steffen6987 Azerbaijan liberated Nagorno-Karabakh. It's not invasion. The world recognize it as Azerbaijani land