As a Russian I want to say the same about the Mongolians: very nice, kind and friendly people. (I met them in Russia and Japan where I studied.) Also historically we are closely connected. The girl mentioned the Soviet assistance during the war against the Japanese imperialism, but Mongolia also helped the USSR greatly when the Nazi approached Moscow, and the Russians are grateful too. Well, in the Medieval times Rus was a part of the Mongolian Empire, so our ties are ancient :)
@@andrewshepitko6354 looks like you are very young, which by itself of course is not a bad thing and even is a great advantage. However, the version of the history they taught you in the time period and place you happened to attend school is, frankly, just hollow nationalist propaganda bullshit. Moscovia didn't even exist as a noticeable political or military power at the time the Mongols arrived. Those were the Kievan or, say, the modern-day Ukraine princes who triggered and fucked up the first encounter with the Mongol reconnaissance party: "Битва на Калці - битва між русько-половецькими військом на чолі з галицьким князем Мстиславом Удатним та київським князем Мстиславом Старим і монгольським військом на чолі з Джебе та Субедеєм, що відбулась 31 травня 1223 на річці Калка, на землях сучасної Донецької області. Закінчилась перемогою монголів, які вщент розгромили русько-половецьке військо. У битві загинуло багато князів і родовитих бояр південної і центральної Русі. Бій засвідчив перевагу монгольського військового мистецтва над європейським та виявився предтечею монгольського нашестя на Київську Русь, яке відбулось через 15 років." So, those were your beloved Kyivan rulers who submitted Rus under the Mongol yoke, and then after a couple of centuries Moscovia rose, managed to accumulate the financial and military power to finally liberate Rus from the yoke in the battles at the Don and the Ugra.
Mongolian people interviewed here come accross as wise, balanced, logical, peaceful,... 👍 I hope I can visit that beautiful country once and see the great nature and the interesting people and culture.
Mongolian people are wise and smart and are also very warm hearted. I don't know how it works, but it seems like somehow the national wisdom collected through thousands of years becomes a part of mentality. I doubt you can teach such things in school. I wish people in Russia and worldwide were more like Mongolian people in that regard. Greetings from Russia.
It's also a part of Mongolian Bhuddist upbringing, the people tend to be less judgemental and more receptive because of their beliefs in harmony and peace, somewhat similar to the Japanese way of living.
Same buddy and I say it coming from Chicago. The Black culture here is just the ones creating the majority of the crimes and always blame racism but their values and respect for others is thrash...
It's not wisdom or anything special. It's just that countries where the minds of the locals haven't been poisoned by evil US-Z0G brainwashing clearly see that Russia is a righteous nation in this world.
Это вы ещё не подписаны на монгольские группы коллекционеров винила :) Там половина того, что предлагается на обмен и продажу - советские и российские релизы :) И российские артисты в Улан-Баторе выступали (Алсу, Звери...)
Mongolia, a nation I didn't know existed until I played Age of Empires 2 back in early 2000s. Since then I've consumed over several history books, documentaries and other sources on the Mongols, followed by the Huns when I played their campaign. And who said Games weren't educational. Halo taught me that under no circumstances must you get in the way of a plasma grenade. Those things stick to you like glue!
@@AngryMarine-il6ej not in depth but that's the medium which got me learning history, generally and in specific areas. I'm mostly focused on Europe, Middle Eastern and Asian histories and all thanks to Age of Empires.
@@heavenly_girl I know it isn't, but as a kid I didn't bother looking at a world map and neither was I interested all that much with history in general. My nation is small, I doubt you'd be able to find it on the world map or a globe. It could easily fit into Mongolia a hundred if not a thousand times over.
Oh, God... This video brought so much warmth into my heart. As a russian, i was always interested in mongolian culture. I often listen to mongolian throat singing or mongolian rock. I really love the sound, although i can't understand a single word. It's refreshing to see Mongolia treating Russia with respect, i hope it stays this way :)
I really like that Mongolian people in this video have neutralized perspective on foreign affairs, whereas other countries tend to butt in, which causes more tension and conflict. It was really nice to see that they want peace, but do not interfere with other country’s problems. As an Asian citizen under the influence of the US, I wish we could be more like the quiet peace wishing people in this video. (Not saying that Russian invasion of Ukraine is a good thing, any war is completely immoral.)
@@arsenalofdemocracy9985 ah, I see. Well, It’s nice to know that, I should have worded the comment differently so that the subject of the comment would only apply to people interviewed in this video. Thanks for the extra knowledge.
I can only praise the Mongolian buddhust ethos. But saying any war is immoral is just is a bit misleading. There are for sure moral causes to be fought for and always have been
Completely false. Not every war is immoral. You saying the war that was fought against Nazi Germany was immoral? It is exactly the same for Ukraine, who are defending their land against the evil and criminal Russian state. Yes, all the evidence shows that the Kremlin is both evil and criminal.
@@border4851 може вам сказати "дякую" за те що напали на Україну ? І якщо раптом ви захочете сказати про "8 лєт на Данбасє" - не треба. Бо цей заїжджений брєд вже не в моді.
0:00 Intro 0:15 What comes to your mind when you think of Russia? 2:27 Who are the famous Russians you know well? 4:41 Your favorite Russian films, books, and songs? 7:09 How well do Mongolians speak Russian? 9:13 What’s your take on Russians coming in droves to Mongolia to avoid mobilization? 12:39 Your opinion on the armed conflict between Russia and Ukraine? 15:37 Outro
Я монгол пишу из Монголии.Царская Россия,барон Унгерн и СССР сыграли решающюю роль в защите независимости и развитии Монголии. А РФ своим существованием с 1992-2022 обеспечивала главную гарантию безопасности.С другой стороны Россия с 1911 до 2022 постоянно мешала развитию Страны-не давала разрешение установить связи с Западными державами,Японией, что нанесло огромный ущерб в плане развития.А высокими пошлинами и своими наездами мешала экономике.Но монголы не имеют право из за этого относиться плохо к России.Некоторые русские женщины очень красивые,среди мужчин есть много"хороших"людей.Есть и "плохие"-воры,мошенники,лгуны и расисты,шовинисты и нацисты как говорят трудовые мигранты.Сейчас Россия оказался в очень трудном положении.Монголия обязана помогать по мере своих возможностей.Русские отгосятся к монголам в основном пренебрежительно иногда унижают и даже насмехаются.Но считают дружественными к русским,благодарят за помощь в годы ВОВ.Лично у меня нет особого внимания,интереса и уважение к России и русским людям,никогда не интересовался обычаями,традициями,историей,языком.Не возникало желания посетить исконно русские земли.Очень ценю в русских вашу помощь,красоту русских женщин и богатый красивый русский язык.
I find this strange since these are relatively smaller populations, and the number of actual people called up is low - also given that Shoigu is Tuvan and V.P likes to have holidays there. I guess this was the intention of the westward press to cause brain drain, ethnic divisions, flight and mass panic, another term for this is "Cognitive warfare".
@@MuantanamoMobile No, Mongolian peoples are seen as lesser and expandable in Russia. They are lesser after all, not Russians. Look at the may 9 parade in the Kremlin, no Mongolians participate. It's the white Russian picture they show. Eventhough the Mongolians tend to do the toughest fighting in the Russian army. Unfortunately after the Buryat raping, torturing and murdering parties in Ukraine were discovered they are now known for that. Kremlin killed off every person in those batallions, so they got what they deserved, but the damage is done inside, and outside Russia.
I really wanna visit Mongolia someday, I’m a huge massive fan of history and I believe there’s rich history in Mongolia going deeper than the fact that they were the biggest empire in history.
@@MiSt3300 ,Бро! Я всегда был против путинской полуфашистской диктатуры, а сейчас я ещё часто спорю с россиянами, которве почему-то относятся к Украине, Монголии,Польше,Болгарии,Беларуси и другим пост.срветским странам, как к своим младшим братьям. Для моих сограждан русский язык- главный во всём мире. Они думают, если в Украине говорят на украинском, значит надо идти войной на страну. Повторюсь,я , в отличие от серой массы скрепцов знаю, что культура россии построена на лжи и крови, поэтому не говори мне, чтобы я вывел танки из очень близкой лично мне стране . Лучше посоветуй мне, как выгодно делать коктейли Молотова, и как безопасно агитировать людей против войны в Украине и путина!
@@LibertarianLiberall ah MS is just a british person you know the British are horrible when it comes to interacting with other people in their countries
Hello Hi I'm watching from Nagaland state northeast India we also from Mongolian origin please research our Naga people's in Nagaland state in Northeast India we also Mongolian race ❤❤❤❤
Anytime I visit a foreign country the people always think I'm Russian, but I'm Czech (similar language). It's good to know that Mongolians have a positive attitude towards Russians. The real reason for the Russia-Ukraine war is that in 2014, Ukraine decided to ethnically cleanse itself of all non-Ukrainians, and the ethnic Russians living mostly in the Donbass declared their independence. Since that time, Ukraine had killed about 13,000 Russians living in Ukraine. That's why Putin had to step in, to save his own people. There's also the fact that Ukraine wanted to become part of NATO, which would put the enemy right on Russia's border. If I could change the situation, I would pull Czech Republic OUT of NATO immediately. NATO is not a force for peace but for war, as evidenced by their aggression against Serbia in 1999. We, the Czech people (not the government) want only good relations with everybody.
No you lie. Ukrainians decided to open and orientate to Western System and that makes russia angry. The pro russian party got only 12% in the elections that follows the so called Euro Maidan. That Wasa ckear Statement! And the NATO was preventing serbia to slaughter all Muslims in bosnia. Ok you liked that but it is against law und all Kind of ethics. Go to russia if you dont like EU.
@@mystictraveler8642 why would you think I am upset? Appears you like to project. You implied that a certain group of people was monolithic or 100% the same in how they act or think. That is stereotyping or some would say racist. What you said was not true, as you readily modified you statement from all to most. Have a good day.
The answer about women with blonde hair killed me 😑 sorry growing up in 2000s as an ethnic Russian girl with very dark hair and eyes I felt looked down upon. Raising nationalism back then made people look down upon anyone of different ethnic background and people with my appearance were viewed as non-Slavic even if we are, and plus the beauty standards of the time both Russian and Western, were so much blonde-centric.
That's just that person's view but people who grew up in Erdenet city will say Russians have brown hair and blue eyes because that's the feature what most of the Russians who live there have.
That's easy - you can take a train from UlaanBaatar (the capital of Mongolia) to Ulan-Ude (main city of Buryatia) or Irkutsk, see lake Baikal, and then carry on by trans-siberian rail road to Vladivostok. From Vladivostok there are flights to both Petropavlovk-Kamchatsky and Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk a couple times per day.
I must say that I'm pretty surprised to know that mongolians like Russia, considering their history. But if you are cought between 2 superpowers who don't want your best, than you choose the lesser evil.
Russia is not evil for Mongolia. The Soviet Union and Mongolia had very friendly relations. Therefore, now Mongolia has a much more positive attitude towards Russia than some other "brotherly" post-Soviet republics.
Considering what history? Russia and Mongolia has been very good friends for a hundred years. During the time of the Mongol empire, which was 800 years ago does, not matter.
Correct, Mongolia’s dream is to become an island like Japan so we can do international trade. Russia competes with us in mining industry, so they blocks our access to the ocean, illegally took Baikal lake, committed genocide by killing highly educated Noble Mongolians etc. We Mongolians actually like the West better, but we should act like we like you from head to toe.
@@Amy-fz2ms the only reason Russia was friendly to the Mongols was for Mongolia to become a buffer zone between them and China, in case a war would broke out between the two. In communist times, Russia picked the leadership of Mongolia, who were acting basically as puppets. A sovietization process has been orchestrated, in which, among others, Russia persuaded the Mongol leadership to adopt the cyrillic alphabet, still in use today, and they pushed to discourage traditional Mongol culture as primitive and create an image of Russian culture being superior. Everything Russian was encouraged to adopt, of course. On Russian pressure, Chinggis Khan was reduced to a mere rapacious plunderer, a backward overlord in history books. Mongolian portrayals of Chinggis as a national hero and deification of the founder of the Mongolian empire were condemned. After the collapse of the Soviet Union in the '90s and abandonment of communism, this direct influence lifted and a lot of things were reversed. Is this your idea of a "friend"? Someone who tried to change/erase your culture/identity? Think factual, not what has been taught you. I maintain my original statement. You had to choose between 2 evils and turned to the one for protection, who didn't want to annex your territory (outer Mongolia), due to strategical military interests. Probably it was the a good choice, considering the circumstances, but you are still paying the price today for this "friendship". ...and Ämy, your stuck-up attitude makes you look very bad.
This comment section is so peaceful that i like it. On the other video about China, Mongolians were expressing opinions similar to this, very neutral and mostly positive attitude towards China and Chinese people. But the commenta were very unkind. It was sad to read that commenta because most Mongolians genuinely very neutral towards both Russia and China 😅😅.
Монголы хоть нормально отвечают, и, судя по видео, образованные люди в общем. Я проводил опрос в Бразилии и в Мексике. В Мексике говорили, что любят Путина и русских парней и девушек. В Бразилии - спрашиваешь, что думаешь или знаешь о России и русских? - Все, как один говорят ВОЙНА, и больше ничего не знают.
@@Rodion_Telyatnik Нехорошо, что ваши бабушка и дедушка распространяли коммунизм по всему миру. Разве вы сами не жаждете лучшей жизни? Не жаждете демократии? Любое правительство, которое коррумпировано, автократично, лишено прав человека, недружелюбно или действует в темноте, непопулярно среди других. я ненавижу лицемеров . tranlate from Google,i am not a russian speaker.
@@Rodion_Telyatnik even nowdays,your gov don't respect for human life.Start wars, send soldiers to the front.and I don't like anyone in power who wants to stay in power forever, especially Putin.He is so addicted in his power seat. i don't agaist friendly peole live in russia. Hope to hear your real opinions.And hope you nice guys have a nice day.
@@alphadavid1640 By surveys, in most of East Europe and Soviet republics people say life was better in the socialist times ("Workers in eastern Europe and former Soviet states prefer socialism", The Communists, 26 July 2019), for example: Pew (American organisation) surveys in August-September 2009, percentage saying that the economic situation for most of their country is better/worse/about the same as it was under communism: Hungary: 8/72/16 Ukraine: 12/62/13 Bulgaria: 13/62/18 Lithuania: 23/48/15 Slovakia: 29/48/18 Russia: 33/45/15 Czech Republic: 45/39/12 Poland: 47/35/12 Percentage of ordinary people saying that their country benefited from the changes since 1989/1991 - a great deal/a fair amount/not too much/not at all: Ukraine: 1/9/20/65 Bulgaria: 1/10/22/67 Hungary: 4/13/36/44 Russia: 3/18/22/54 Slovakia: 3/18/48/29 Poland: 9/33/36/19 Czech Republic: 11/42/33/13 The same question to politicians exposes their propaganda: Russia: 61/25/4/3 Slovakia: 68/29/2/0 Hungary: 70/19/4/3 Czech Republic: 72/22/4/1 Poland: 74/18/4/0 Ukraine: 76/16/2/1 Bulgaria: 86/8/2/1 West Germany annexed East Germany in 1990 without a referendum, but "Majority of Eastern Germans Feel Life Better under Communism" (Spiegel, 2009), they even coined the term "Ostalgie". ~60% Ukrainians say life was better in Soviet times by Gallup, SCORE/USAID, Sputnik-reported surveys. 54% of Romanians said they had better living standards during communism, while 16% said they were worse (Romanian Institute for Evaluation and Strategy, 2010). By INSCOP Research poll in 2014, 44.4% of Romanians said that living conditions were better under communism, 15.6% said that they had stayed the same, while only 33.6% believed that life was worse back then. Socialist Party of Albania has majority in Albanian parliament. A survey conducted by IDRA think tank in 2016 revealed that 42% of Albanians think Enver Hoxha had a positive impact on history, 45% think otherwise. 43% of Slovaks say life was better under communism, only 32% say the opposite; and socialist nostalgia grows with age: 73% Slovaks aged over 65 say life was better (Focus poll, 2018). 28% of Czechs say they were better off under communism, and only 23% say they have a better life now (SC&C poll, 2011). 38% of over 40 year-olds (52% for those with just basic education) believe that their lives were actually better under communism (NMS Market Research survey, 2019). Sputnik-reported surveys in 2016-2017 among the people who were aged 10 or over in 1991, percentage of those who say that life was better in the Soviet times: Armenia: 71% Azerbaijan: 69% Russia: 64% Kazakhstan: 61% Kyrgyzstan: 60% Moldova: 60% Belarus: 53% Georgia: 51% Citations from The Slovak Spectator "Survey: anti-Americanism is still strong" (2016): - _Many people positively see that socialist regime exported by Russia brought modernisation to Slovakia and rural country turned into a state with strong arms industry, according to Duleba._ - _47 percent of Slovaks and 39 percent of Czechs say that neutrality would be better than membership in NATO,” reads the Globsec’s report._ - _More than 60 percent of Slovaks believe that the United States uses NATO to control states like Slovakia and 48 percent of them think that the United States is responsible for the Ukraine crisis, according to Globsec._ Citations from a scientific paper of western Polish author Stanley J. Zyzniewski, "The Soviet Economic Impact on Poland" (1959): - _Foodstuffs and raw materials vitally needed for further planning and expansion are still supplied mostly by the Soviet Union and bloc members._ - _$450 million (at official exchange) to enable Polish purchase of Soviet machinery from 1948 to 1950, and also agreed to the delivery of 200,000 tons of grain to Poland on credit_ _Agricultural production had reached the prewar per capita output by the end of 1949 and overall industrial production gained the prewar level as well_ - _cancellation of the Polish debt of about $525 million. Moreover, aid in staving off collapse included additional Soviet credits of about $175 million for Polish purchase of equipment in 1958 and 1959 (to be repaid from 1963 to 1965) and a shipment of 1.4 million tons of grain in 1957 (valued at $100 million and repayable from 1961 to 1963). The Soviet Union also agreed to a raise in transit fees due Poland._
@@alphadavid1640 Also, "democracy" as a rule of majority of voices cannot exist when minority of voices have megaphones and control means of their production. Communism is true democracy, but it is also true that it can turn into dictatorship of the majority. "US seen as bigger threat to democracy than Russia or China, global poll finds" (The Guardian, 2021). "More people around the world see U.S. power and influence as a ‘major threat’ to their country" (Pew, 2019). "The US is an oligarchy, study concludes" (The Telegraph, 2014). "American police shoot, kill and imprison more people than other developed countries. Here's the data" (CNN, 2020). "Is the US headed for another Civil War?" (Brookings, 2021). "The less Americans know about Ukraine’s location, the more they want U.S. to intervene" (The Washington Post, 2014). "America Invades: How We’ve Invaded Or Been Militarily Involved With Almost Every Country on Earth" (Kelly, Laycock, 2015). "Principles for Dealing with the Changing World Order by Ray Dalio" (TH-cam, March 3, 2022) - even American billionaire-investor tried to predict when to sell colonial $ and buy yuans.
Very neutral too. We like German cars. You'll see many G-class in Mongolia. And Germans are known to us very punctual and rule abiding people. Because Germany in ww2 didn't invaded us we don't have any ill attitude towards Germans. German and Mongolian sound very similar so many Mongolians learn very quickly. I read that around 9% of Mongolians actually speak German.
@@NovarNovum there is one German school and some schools have German included in their foreign language study. A few years back Germany started to accept Mongolian people for Ausbildung so many people started to learn German here. Bc of many ww2 movies most people know Hände hoch but not Danke 😂😂
Russia actually kills a lot of Mongols (Buryats) and Turkic peoples (Tuvans, Bashkirs, Tatars) in this war, so I don't think Mongols in Mongolia should stay neutral on this issue, there is disproportionately many non-russians being sent to the war. Russia has already been opressing local peoples' cultures and languages for several centuries, and now on top of that we have to die for Russia. Our villages literally left without men, while in Moscow people live like nothing happened. As a Tatar man myself I hope we will survive this shit and I hope one day Russia will become Democracy and a Federation in reality and not just on paper and we will live peacefully. Anyways, great video. Love from Tatarstan!
"Демократия" - это фейковый западный нарратив, нет никакой демократии - это гребанный миф! Именно эти "цивилизационные демократии" бросили Украину под каток, лишь бы ослабить Россию. Можно подумать у России был выбор, если бы вы были в теме, то могли бы заметить, сколько лет Путин пытался договориться мирным путем. Хотите парад суверенитетов? НАТО пыталось подосрать через Чечню, Украину, Грузию, Белоруссию, Казахстан, Карабах, недостаточно примеров? Сейчас в Молдове то же самое начинается. Если Украина (с её потенциалом 91 года) превращена в труху сейчас, вы думаете, что у Татарстана, Дагестана, Калмыкии есть какие-то шансы? Такие мелкие квазигосудаственные образования могут существовать только как чьи-то лимитрофы, как Прибалтика, Польша. И если "светлоликие заокеанские господа" даже европейцев ни во что не ставят, думаете им есть какое-то дело до сибирских или кавказских туземцев? Без России жизни нормальной не будет всем на пост-советском пространстве, даже в Монголии, нацменам пора бы уже понять!!!
Totally agree, bro. I read that Buryat boy was killed in Ukraine while Ethnic Russians are padding their full bellies and cuddling in a warm blanket wondering what to eat tonight. Unfair
Thumbs up to the younger people who condemn the RF aggression against Ukraine. Saying that as a Russian. And thank you all for being so warm and hospitable to our folks.
Complicated, I am always curious about them. I live in Japan. I bumped into 2 Inner Mongolians for past few years here. They spoke flawless Mandarin. One didn’t know any Mongolian at all. Another one knew a few words but we couldn’t hold a proper conversation, so we started conversing in Japanese instead. I think Urban inner Mongolians pretty much act like a Han. However, it’s not their fault. City life is better than tough traditional Mongolian livestock raising life. So, only Khalkha Mongols will remain in the future. It’s kinda sad but can’t be helped.
we respect inner mongolians who desperately try to retain their tradition and cultural identity, but at the same time we also know that inner mongolian region is for the most part inhabitated by han chinese who do not share the same roots with us, so i guess our first emotions when thinking bout inner mongolia are sadness, respect and indifference.
Это дела давно минувших дней, зато сейчас Монголия намного более дружественная для России страна, чем многие "братские" постсоветские неблагодарные республики.
Да, ещё тогда могли всех уничтожить.Сейчас уже другое азиатское нашествие идёт,и оно может стать последним гвоздём в крышку гроба для русских.Надеюсь я ошибаюсь.
How can you write such dogsh*t and not be ashamed of yourself? You were NEVER a slave to anyone. To be a Russian is the opposite of that. Always has been. Even if you choose to believe in the completely refuted theory that mongolians invaded Russia (they never did, in reality), Russia was still 100% independent in terms of everything.
My first reaction was: When was this filmed, 5 years ago? Only to realize it was last week, but the war isn't mentioned except for when people were asked about it.
Outside of Europe and the Anglosphere the war in Ukraine isn't really a big topic. People think of it as just another Rwanda. A tragic conflict but completely avoidable.
@@michachodkowski8499 To keep your freedom you have to be rational - which is just how these Mongolians appear to be. They're not swayed by the emotions that may well be a driving force in your case.
The younger people know english and hence obviously consume western media which is anti-russia. If they knew english back in 2003, they wouldve also belived the americans who said Iraq had WMD's and then went on to destroy the country. You are what you consume.
I grew up hearing my Soviet-educated parents and their friends secretly practising so-called kitchen politics, criticizing the soviet union and our own puppet government in those times. I see people who still sympathize USSR and Putin as those cowards who sat back in 1989 when Mongolia took back her freedom from the USSR. Russia is no brother or foe to us any more than the other neighbour China. They are just neighbours to us, and we have suffered a lot in between their politics throughout modern history. Today's Russian aggression to sovereign Ukraine is totally wrong and being neutral or supporting it would come with a costly result to a country like Mongolia. Our freedom for example. We Mongolians are against this aggression and escalation of Putin's war. However, if the government should stay neutral, it should not stop people from expressing their opinion. We were called an oasis of democracy in the region, after all.
Say honestly with hand on heart, a Russian invasion of Mongolia makes any sense at all, in the postmodern age? Do you honestly think that a nation which is demographically struggling, has any real appetite for expending manpower and superhuman effort, just to govern entire nations that would be totally hostile to it? I can understand such a fear of Mongolians from the Chinese, nowadays, but not Russians.
Mongols give me hope that one day the Kazakh people will be free from Russian Empire and its presence. Because essentially Russians are very racist and almost overthrew Kazakh national interests including the language and history of Kazakhstan. But Mongols despite being under Russian influence for decades managed to come back to their Mongolian language and customs. Modern Kazakhstan looks like a Russian colony where the Russian language and culture prevail over the native one. Hopefully, in years to come, Kazakhstan like Mongolia goes back to its language, and even more importantly, become a democracy.
Keep dreaming, you Kazakh Nazis got your teeth kicked in January 2022. No repeat of Almaty 1986 for you I'm afraid. Just as well, you're a peaceful stable developed country thanks to that same 'Russian Empire', far more than most of the Muslim world, and if the Kazakh Nazis had taken power in January 2022 then Kazakhstan would have been pulled into a war against Russia by the West by now.
@@ghexaier But the Chinese consider the Mongols are their compatriots. They have common ancestors and great men. They believe that the west caused the division of China and Mongolia, and that the United States wrote the textbooks of Mongolia. Maybe I think China and mongolia like we Russia and Kazakhctan.
y would americans bother to write our textbooks? historically russians were much more closely involved with our education and russian influence has only started to wear off for the last decade. we got plenty of our own historical material and our historians carry out their research, after which they write the textbooks as it should rightfully be. as for chinese have u tried reading chinese mainstream historical literature? mongolians are northern barbarians and are completely set apart from their own kind, han chinese. that sort of mentality has been passed down from the times the great chinese wall was first built, so i havent the foggiest where u got the idea that chinese consider us as the same people. claiming that mongolia (only inner mongolia in reality) is a part of china is a deliberate misinformation that makes it easier to claim mongolian cultural heritage and make profit off of clueless tourists who have no idea that mongolia has been split apart in 20th century.
p.s. i can understand that if u have the trump card (meaning, since u already have a part of mongolia) it makes sense to squeeze for all it's worth. it's a pragmatic move and i understand that completely, i just hope that our historical scientific community and tourism sectors step up their game and properly promote our country so that misunderstandings like these decrease and become less easier to take advatange of. it's always been a rivalry between our two countries, its only natural that since our power has declined centuries ago and china, the more powerful one would dictate the rules.
@@erturtemirbaev5207 I can do very basic Russian like “Меня зовут …”, Хорошо, Плохо, Улица, Страна etc. Mongolian youth generally have no to less interest in Russia as far as I know. We are attracted to the US, Japan and Korea these days. I always wish we border Japan and Korea🥰
@@erturtemirbaev5207 Greetings from Mongolia, In fact, Mongolia is a monolingual country on its constitution. But English is popular for second language use. On the other hand, Russian usage is almost none.
I don’t think we Mongolians can afford to be neutral on this issue. Russia can do the same to us with any contention with the People’s Republic of China. In fact, Russia is single-handedly guaranteeing our security and national sovereignty; should Russia be defeated in Ukraine, I can only see that as a net loss for Mongolia as well, emboldening China to continue to chip away at our independence.
You are wrong, the biggest mission of the Chinese is to make our 56 tribal brothers a happy and decent life. We do not advocate territorial expansion, we are messengers of peace.
The Mongols invaded and conquered Medieval “Russia”. The Mongol Horde under Batu Khan conquered Kievan Rus in 1240 and the Slavic people (ancestors of the Russians) had to kneel before the Khans of the Golden Horde until 1480!!!
I went to Putinia and Mongolia in 2016 with a friend. We took the train from Moscow to Ulaanbaatar and stopped off to visit Novosibirsk, Krasnoyarsk, Irkutsk and Ulan Ude. I liked Mongolia much better. Mongolia treats foreign visitors much better than Putinia and the people are friendlier. My friend is a Black woman and the Mongolians were much more welcoming to her than the Putinians were.
@@janellek21 Nazism in a nutshell is thinking your race is superior. Putin thinks no such thing. You, on the other hand, use derogatory terms against Russians as if they are beneath you. Get off your moral high horse and look in the mirror. That's where you'll find a Nazi.
@@janellek21 You will find no evidence of Putin making any kind of statement about Russian ethnic superiority over Ukrainians. Your literal translation of "liar liar, pants on fire" makes no sense in Russian. Don't try so hard.
Because there were already tons of russian teachers and it is useful to learn languages of neighboring countries. Mongolian language uses cyrillic alphabet similiar to Russian language. And in 90s many people went to Russia to do trades and study. Even today Russian goverment gives hundreds of scholarships to Mongolians. Also there is nothing wrong with learning more languages, nothing to lose by teaching russian.
Under USSR people were just forced to it but now we are required to study two languages in school. Most schools offer English as primary foreign language and other languages as additive.
We Mongolian stands in normal time beside of Russian brothers but many don't want to take side of Ukraine because of their war crimes in Donbass during 8 years and for not respecting Minsk 2 Agreement (Ukraine didn't applied it).
That's true! People in Asia, as in the most parts of the world just don't know enough of data on the subject! They just don't know a horrible crimes that Ukraine did for past 8 year, because they don't see it in the news, and they judge only on the things they saw this year. But this year's situation didn't come up suddenly and unprovoked! If there was a possibility to avoid military conflict - Putin would've done it, there's absolutely no doubt! And which he did, although he could come up with military operation back in 2014, but he didn't, because he wanted a peaceful agreements, but ukrainian side didn't want it! People should learn about this conflict more rather than accuse one, basing on the emotions. No one even said a word about NATO, and their role in this whole thing - which was actually the key role! They've promised not to expand AN INCH eastwards past the FRG borders (former borders, 1988's), and where is NATO now? What would you expect to happen if Russian or Chinese military alliance would be joined by Mexico or Canada?
Don’t speak for Mongolians! Most of the educated people in Mongolia are against this war and stand with Ukrainians as they fight for their country 🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦! You must be a russian troll 😈
The mongol empire ruled over the russians for 2 centuries and in those days moscow took charge of the rus people and the leadership of the rus moved from Kiev to Moscow (certain people always deny this) after that the russians became powerful vassals of the Mongols, they inherited lots of things from the old empire(strong central state, federalism militarism tactics) and centuries later when they were independent they were the first to support Mongolia independence. Currently in Russia there are many russian people of mongolian origin, so this is a community of destiny.
Absolute dogsh*t. Even if you choose to believe in the completely refuted myth that mongolians invaded Russia, the fact still remains that there is zero mongolian influence. Strong central state was taken from Byzantium, federalism was taken from western nations and never existed in mongolia, at no point in history did the Russian army ever used as mongolian tactics. There isn't even a single mongolian loanword in the Russian language. Also, there are no people of mongolian origin in Russia. There are some relatives of mongolians such as Kalmyks and Buryats, but they make up a very small percentage of Russia's population.
я отвечу как монголка они наши братья. И это очень страшно, что они умирают на войне. Есть очень много монголов которые хотят помочь и были бы раду что то сделать.
@@dorjsurenoyun8647 спасибо, что доброжелательно относитесь к бурятам, которые в Монголии сейчас. Молодые парни в растерянности, в незнакомой стране. Но монголы не критикуют их, а помогают чем могут. Мне так жаль бедных парней! Дети ведь совсем некоторые.
I am Russian and you are wrong. It is not only Russia that liberated anyone during WW2, but Soviet Union and other allies. Soviet Unions consisted of 15 republics not just Russia. Do we don't have a right to appropriate its achievements only for ourselves
1. Modern day Russia is essentially a successor-state to our Mongol, Golden Horde founded by Juchi Khaan, son of Chingghis Khaan since Muscovy rose to power under our tutelage. There is a saying that a Russian is basically a white Mongol (sarcasm). 2. Kalmykia, Tyumen (Tumen), Buryad republic, Irkutsk oblast, Altai Krai + Republic, Tuva, Zabaikalsk, Amur, Astrakhan, Khakass, etc. are illegally stolen and annexed, historically Mongol lands where Mongolic people still speak Mongolian dialects and faced and still face cultural, political, economic, and linguistic genocide from white russian-european settler-colonialists. None of these and other place names of cities, rivers, mountains, etc. are originally Russian, they're either Mongol or other indigenous Siberian etymologies. 3. We Mongols and Tuvans were literally the first to offer aid, assistance, and support in fighting back the Nazi German invasion during the onset of the second world war.
This is the pinnacle of retardation. First of all, there were never any mongolians or golden horde (Turkic) tribal savages anywhere near Russia. This is confirmed by both historians and archaeologists. There isn't a single artifact or even a mongoloid skeleton ever found anywhere near the historical regions of Rus. The myth of the mongolian invasion of Europe is nothing but an 18th century fairytale. No historical source on this planet ever mentioned it until the 18th century. Second, the golden horde was a TURKIC tribal confederation established only in the 16th century. They neither had anything to do with Russia or mongolia. Nothing in Russian administration, culture, mentality, language, DNA, etc. has anything in common with any primitive mongoloids. Second, all of those territories you've mentioned rightfully belong to Russian people. It is the Russian people who brought civilization there and built everything from the ground up. You should kiss Russian people shoes in gratitude for even establishing mongolia in the early 20th century.
As a Russian I want to say the same about the Mongolians: very nice, kind and friendly people. (I met them in Russia and Japan where I studied.) Also historically we are closely connected. The girl mentioned the Soviet assistance during the war against the Japanese imperialism, but Mongolia also helped the USSR greatly when the Nazi approached Moscow, and the Russians are grateful too. Well, in the Medieval times Rus was a part of the Mongolian Empire, so our ties are ancient :)
Mongolian tank brigade joined Berlin offensive in 1945.
Rus was a part of Mongolian Empire because Moscovia has united with Golden Horde and then they have conquered Kyivan Rus.
@@andrewshepitko6354 looks like you are very young, which by itself of course is not a bad thing and even is a great advantage. However, the version of the history they taught you in the time period and place you happened to attend school is, frankly, just hollow nationalist propaganda bullshit. Moscovia didn't even exist as a noticeable political or military power at the time the Mongols arrived. Those were the Kievan or, say, the modern-day Ukraine princes who triggered and fucked up the first encounter with the Mongol reconnaissance party:
"Битва на Калці - битва між русько-половецькими військом на чолі з галицьким князем Мстиславом Удатним та київським князем Мстиславом Старим і монгольським військом на чолі з Джебе та Субедеєм, що відбулась 31 травня 1223 на річці Калка, на землях сучасної Донецької області. Закінчилась перемогою монголів, які вщент розгромили русько-половецьке військо. У битві загинуло багато князів і родовитих бояр південної і центральної Русі.
Бій засвідчив перевагу монгольського військового мистецтва над європейським та виявився предтечею монгольського нашестя на Київську Русь, яке відбулось через 15 років."
So, those were your beloved Kyivan rulers who submitted Rus under the Mongol yoke, and then after a couple of centuries Moscovia rose, managed to accumulate the financial and military power to finally liberate Rus from the yoke in the battles at the Don and the Ugra.
@@BiglerSakura я знаю, що Московія до цього часу не існувала. Вона з'явилася наприкінці 13 століття. А до того монголо-татари любили набігати на Русь.
True, anyone can notice that the Russians are still partially Middle Age Mongols.
I have been to Mongolia. I stayed in different Ger Camps. I felt safe in Mongolia. Mongolians are nice people.
Mongolian people interviewed here come accross as wise, balanced, logical, peaceful,... 👍
I hope I can visit that beautiful country once and see the great nature and the interesting people and culture.
why do you think it's beautiful? maybe you've heard about it for the first time.
This is the first time I have ever heard the Mongolian language. very intriguing! Thanks.
Like chinese and turkish combined
@@drfibo close to kazakh
@@LjubisaIvanovic-h7n уж точно не на корейский
At times it sounds like Swedish lmao
Mongolian sounds Mongolian it soon will be a global language . English will decay and era of Mongol horde will come soon ❤
Mongolian people are wise and smart and are also very warm hearted. I don't know how it works, but it seems like somehow the national wisdom collected through thousands of years becomes a part of mentality. I doubt you can teach such things in school. I wish people in Russia and worldwide were more like Mongolian people in that regard. Greetings from Russia.
Our similarity: Cold/cool weather, not-so-good geography, potato lovers, Cyrillic script.
Russians saved Khalkha Mongolians ending up as “Chinese”.
It's also a part of Mongolian Bhuddist upbringing, the people tend to be less judgemental and more receptive because of their beliefs in harmony and peace, somewhat similar to the Japanese way of living.
Lmao i feel like my conscience was taking from a different place bc my mongolish being aint that smart 😅
Same buddy and I say it coming from Chicago. The Black culture here is just the ones creating the majority of the crimes and always blame racism but their values and respect for others is thrash...
It's not wisdom or anything special. It's just that countries where the minds of the locals haven't been poisoned by evil US-Z0G brainwashing clearly see that Russia is a righteous nation in this world.
Я охренел, когда они начали перечислять знаменитостей наших. Много что знают о русской и российской культуре. Респект.
Я из монголов знаю Чингисхана и Чолбалсаара
я ненавижу россию
@@whitedragon3560 Чойбалсан ..?
@@gregorioobes5189 да
Это вы ещё не подписаны на монгольские группы коллекционеров винила :) Там половина того, что предлагается на обмен и продажу - советские и российские релизы :) И российские артисты в Улан-Баторе выступали (Алсу, Звери...)
It was a pleasant surprise to me to realise how smart , intelligent and tolerant Mongolians are . Respect
It seems the Mongolians are smart and thoughtful people. I now have the desire to visit it.
Mongolia, a nation I didn't know existed until I played Age of Empires 2 back in early 2000s. Since then I've consumed over several history books, documentaries and other sources on the Mongols, followed by the Huns when I played their campaign. And who said Games weren't educational. Halo taught me that under no circumstances must you get in the way of a plasma grenade. Those things stick to you like glue!
👍Got some of my best ideas from comics.
Mongolia has a long history that you can fill a room with. Video games don't do justice to anything from history.
@@AngryMarine-il6ej not in depth but that's the medium which got me learning history, generally and in specific areas. I'm mostly focused on Europe, Middle Eastern and Asian histories and all thanks to Age of Empires.
@@danentakoto2701 Mongolia is not that small country if you look at the world map! 🙃👎🏻
@@heavenly_girl I know it isn't, but as a kid I didn't bother looking at a world map and neither was I interested all that much with history in general. My nation is small, I doubt you'd be able to find it on the world map or a globe. It could easily fit into Mongolia a hundred if not a thousand times over.
Oh, God... This video brought so much warmth into my heart. As a russian, i was always interested in mongolian culture. I often listen to mongolian throat singing or mongolian rock. I really love the sound, although i can't understand a single word. It's refreshing to see Mongolia treating Russia with respect, i hope it stays this way :)
It was very interesting to watch. Thank you.
Very good English subtitles. Thanks you for it as well, for a very good translation, very smooth.
Not choosing sides is also a choice, whether it is informed or not. Interesting reporting!
Thoughtful and peaceful ☮️ people! Like it 👍
Really? Maybe now ,but their ancestors were bloody killers and invaders.
I really like that Mongolian people in this video have neutralized perspective on foreign affairs, whereas other countries tend to butt in, which causes more tension and conflict. It was really nice to see that they want peace, but do not interfere with other country’s problems. As an Asian citizen under the influence of the US, I wish we could be more like the quiet peace wishing people in this video.
(Not saying that Russian invasion of Ukraine is a good thing, any war is completely immoral.)
i woudlnt say neutral，most young people supoort Ukraine and boomers support russia like any other former socialist countries
@@arsenalofdemocracy9985 ah, I see. Well, It’s nice to know that, I should have worded the comment differently so that the subject of the comment would only apply to people interviewed in this video. Thanks for the extra knowledge.
I can only praise the Mongolian buddhust ethos. But saying any war is immoral is just is a bit misleading. There are for sure moral causes to be fought for and always have been
FYI Ukraine hands aren't clean either. And reson USA "Biden" care so much cause the $$$$$$$$$ thats theirs over there is at stake.
Completely false. Not every war is immoral.
You saying the war that was fought against Nazi Germany was immoral? It is exactly the same for Ukraine, who are defending their land against the evil and criminal Russian state. Yes, all the evidence shows that the Kremlin is both evil and criminal.
so glad to have found an English channel youtuber from Mongolia, a country I'm fascinated about. From Genghis Khan ..
Beautiful and peaceful people, love to their nation from Croatia
Thank you for the English subtitles . I love to hear from our sisters and brothers of Mongolia .
🌎 ❤🧡💛🇲🇳
Ещё нельзя забывать вклад монголов в Великую Отечественную войну 🇲🇳❤️🇷🇺
Acum cred ca le pare rau...mai bine va exterminau germanii...am fi dus-o cu totii mai bine acum
Ви напевно застрягли у великій отєчєствєній. А самі вже стали терористами, при чому офіційно.
@@andymanland The same I can say about the Western world
@@andymanland, скажите Зеленскому "спасибо" за крымский мост, который, кстати, уже восстановили.
@@border4851 може вам сказати "дякую" за те що напали на Україну ? І якщо раптом ви захочете сказати про "8 лєт на Данбасє" - не треба. Бо цей заїжджений брєд вже не в моді.
0:00 Intro
0:15 What comes to your mind when you think of Russia?
2:27 Who are the famous Russians you know well?
4:41 Your favorite Russian films, books, and songs?
7:09 How well do Mongolians speak Russian?
9:13 What’s your take on Russians coming in droves to Mongolia to avoid mobilization?
12:39 Your opinion on the armed conflict between Russia and Ukraine?
15:37 Outro
As i mongolian i watched bunch of shows and i go to i russian school and they are friendly and nice
О, меня тоже Мерген зовут, но я из России
@@dragosteasie4264 ну прям уж
Great video Bayor putting balance into this complex storey
Very interesting video! Also interesting to hear different generation opinions
Я монгол пишу из Монголии.Царская Россия,барон Унгерн и СССР сыграли решающюю роль в защите независимости и развитии Монголии. А РФ своим существованием с 1992-2022 обеспечивала главную гарантию безопасности.С другой стороны Россия с 1911 до 2022 постоянно мешала развитию Страны-не давала разрешение установить связи с Западными державами,Японией, что нанесло огромный ущерб в плане развития.А высокими пошлинами и своими наездами мешала экономике.Но монголы не имеют право из за этого относиться плохо к России.Некоторые русские женщины очень красивые,среди мужчин есть много"хороших"людей.Есть и "плохие"-воры,мошенники,лгуны и расисты,шовинисты и нацисты как говорят трудовые мигранты.Сейчас Россия оказался в очень трудном положении.Монголия обязана помогать по мере своих возможностей.Русские отгосятся к монголам в основном пренебрежительно иногда унижают и даже насмехаются.Но считают дружественными к русским,благодарят за помощь в годы ВОВ.Лично у меня нет особого внимания,интереса и уважение к России и русским людям,никогда не интересовался обычаями,традициями,историей,языком.Не возникало желания посетить исконно русские земли.Очень ценю в русских вашу помощь,красоту русских женщин и богатый красивый русский язык.
@@timetime5051 У вас, пардонирую, синдром когнитивного диссонанса с “Стокгольским синдромом”. Сумасшедшая, надо сказать, смесь.
Russians are so nice when they are not very drunk and Mongolians are so nice when they are nor furious or angry. 😂
Mongols and buryats are brothers.
Buryats are mongols themselves))
Always
Yes of course, and we're one mongol.
You folks will always be our brothers, for we are one nation ❤
I live in Siberia, relatively close to the Mongolian border. Would've love to visit someday.
Are you Ukrainian by ethnicity? What’s your opinion on the war ? Living in Russia, a country that attacked your homeland.
@@eugenic12Siberia is far from Ukraine dma
@@captainstag8189 are u stupid? He could be Ukrainian living there
@@barguttobed he's literally living in Siberia what part of "I live in Siberia" you don't get?
@@captainstag8189 Yes what i said he is Ukrainian living there (siberia) There are many Ukr in Siberia descendats of those deported in Gulags.
Залуучууд минь их өнгөц мэдлэгтэй юм аа. Орос монголын түүхэн уламжлал маш зузаан түүх бий. Шинжлэх ухаан, батлан хамгаалах, түүх соёл, технологи гээд бүх салбарт бид холбоотой шүүдээ. Батхааны маань улс гэж энгийнээр бодох хэрэгтэй.
Монголд тус болсон юм байгаа гэхдээ коментерн Сталин Блюмкин гэх мэт хүмүүсийн хийсэн алан хядах үйл ажиллагааг бодоод үзээрэй
@@nadmidgunreg-fv3eq bitgii buraad bai za. mongoliig 1921 ond 0.6 say hvntei feodaliin hotsorogdson ulsiig hyatadaas salgaj tusgaar togtnol olgoj ugsun uls shuu.. tegeegui bol udiid vei mongu geed hyatadiiin neg muj bgaa daa..
@@dashdondogl9698 mongoldahi socialist buleglelees ilgeegdsen mesengeruudiign daraan bugdiin honoosonshdee, huiten dainii uyed bas huchindeh, mal zodoj alah herguud zovloltiin havitsaa baazuudaas hed heden udaa garch baisan gediim bishuu? Dugui bolgoh gej darga narn jimii bailgahiin tuld oros delguuruuded oroh zovshoorol ogdog basan gesen. Yahav manai ulsiig odoo baigaa tsegtn hurgesench bidnees bas ihiig avsanshdee.
Bayar, 😢 Buryats and Tuvans from two Russian Republics are also fleeing to Mongolia due to Mobilization.
I find this strange since these are relatively smaller populations, and the number of actual people called up is low - also given that Shoigu is Tuvan and V.P likes to have holidays there. I guess this was the intention of the westward press to cause brain drain, ethnic divisions, flight and mass panic, another term for this is "Cognitive warfare".
@@MuantanamoMobile No, Mongolian peoples are seen as lesser and expandable in Russia. They are lesser after all, not Russians. Look at the may 9 parade in the Kremlin, no Mongolians participate. It's the white Russian picture they show. Eventhough the Mongolians tend to do the toughest fighting in the Russian army. Unfortunately after the Buryat raping, torturing and murdering parties in Ukraine were discovered they are now known for that. Kremlin killed off every person in those batallions, so they got what they deserved, but the damage is done inside, and outside Russia.
Tuvans not mongols
@@Ali-np5gx Tuvans belong to the group named : Darligin Mongols. You'll find them in current Mongolia too.
@@QnA22 what a pile of bs!
I really wanna visit Mongolia someday, I’m a huge massive fan of history and I believe there’s rich history in Mongolia going deeper than the fact that they were the biggest empire in history.
Yes, stop this war as soon as possible.
The war will likely go on for several more years and end the same way the American Civil War did.
When Russia wins we will, we promise 🤙🇷🇺🤎🇷🇺
HOW?
Joseph please do the needful and enlist in the front lines
Tell it to US, nato and israhell....
Mongolian is a beautiful sounding language.
Серьезно?Мне лично не понравился.
It's the most ASMR language ever.
@@sergeybykov2643 Everyone has different opinions! 🙃👎🏻
it sounds like Turkish
@@lawtraf8008 xD dont joke anymore pls
turkish it its turkic language like a tatars/bashkirs/Azerbaijan
mongols buryats/oirats/manchu
Mongolia is our ally
mongolia is not ally of fascism.
Mongolia is my ally, and Putin is my enemy and enemy of all Russia who has been destroying and stealing for 20 years
@@KateeAngel russians like u are my ally. russian people deserve better than fascist putin.
Mongolia is a Russian ally. Few stupid mongols lost their real mongolian mindset, ignore those fools who feed on western propaganda feces. Slava ZZZ.
Great work 👍
Хочу теперь поехать в Монголию!🇲🇳
Just leave your tank at home Ivan, then you can come
@@MiSt3300 ,Бро!
Я всегда был против путинской полуфашистской диктатуры, а сейчас я ещё часто спорю с россиянами, которве почему-то относятся к Украине, Монголии,Польше,Болгарии,Беларуси и другим пост.срветским странам, как к своим младшим братьям.
Для моих сограждан русский язык- главный во всём мире.
Они думают, если в Украине говорят на украинском, значит надо идти войной на страну.
Повторюсь,я , в отличие от серой массы скрепцов знаю, что культура россии построена на лжи и крови, поэтому не говори мне, чтобы я вывел танки из очень близкой лично мне стране .
Лучше посоветуй мне, как выгодно делать коктейли Молотова, и как безопасно агитировать людей против войны в Украине и путина!
@@LibertarianLiberall скорее всего, человек, ответивший тебе, умеет только критиковать, а предложить ничего не может :))
@@MiSt3300 i don't think the mongol people will like your smile brit
@@LibertarianLiberall ah MS is just a british person you know the British are horrible when it comes to interacting with other people in their countries
Hello Hi I'm watching from Nagaland state northeast India we also from Mongolian origin please research our Naga people's in Nagaland state in Northeast India we also Mongolian race ❤❤❤❤
You are being colonized by Modi.
Very nice and intelligent answers, greetings from Serbia.
Very kind and at the same time , honest people. Love from Serbia ❤
Don't forget to check out Mongol metal
@@julius43461 give top five Mongolian metal so I can check 😊 thanks in advance
@@gqas1247 Try "The Hu" and "Uuhai" bands
yeah most people probably hate russia right now but thier people are very nice to us mongolians and probably everyone else
Thank you. Good job.
Anytime I visit a foreign country the people always think I'm Russian, but I'm Czech (similar language). It's good to know that Mongolians have a positive attitude towards Russians. The real reason for the Russia-Ukraine war is that in 2014, Ukraine decided to ethnically cleanse itself of all non-Ukrainians, and the ethnic Russians living mostly in the Donbass declared their independence. Since that time, Ukraine had killed about 13,000 Russians living in Ukraine. That's why Putin had to step in, to save his own people. There's also the fact that Ukraine wanted to become part of NATO, which would put the enemy right on Russia's border. If I could change the situation, I would pull Czech Republic OUT of NATO immediately. NATO is not a force for peace but for war, as evidenced by their aggression against Serbia in 1999. We, the Czech people (not the government) want only good relations with everybody.
No you lie. Ukrainians decided to open and orientate to Western System and that makes russia angry. The pro russian party got only 12% in the elections that follows the so called Euro Maidan. That Wasa ckear Statement! And the NATO was preventing serbia to slaughter all Muslims in bosnia. Ok you liked that but it is against law und all Kind of ethics. Go to russia if you dont like EU.
a f,ucking bullsh,it. stop sending buryats to their de,ath in ukraine.
There was no real proof of any ethnic cleansing happening in ukraine in 2014 the UN council said it was probably just a fabricated lie from Putin
🤣🤣🤮🤮 русским домой
@15:15 Don't look behind you, young lady :)
Asians always choose to talk about the positive things about a country or people's. Its so nice.
That's a funny joke!
Are you saying all Asians as in 100% of Asians talk this way? You need to get out and about more.
@@mystictraveler8642 why would you think I am upset? Appears you like to project. You implied that a certain group of people was monolithic or 100% the same in how they act or think. That is stereotyping or some would say racist. What you said was not true, as you readily modified you statement from all to most. Have a good day.
@@mystictraveler8642 mystic, you really seem to have some serious problems understanding Asia.
You obviously have never met a Chinese wumao
Спасибо вам, монгольские братья и сёстры, за вашу доброту и теплоту в отношениях между нашими странами. Огромный привет из Советского Союза!
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Go to hell with your Soviet Union!!!👎
@@ameurus Боишься СССР? Да ты не бойся, солдат ребёнка не обидит.
@@ameurus У нас же медведи прямо в домах живут. Мы их с руки кормим.
LOL, i hope this fascist remark is sarcasm.
The answer about women with blonde hair killed me 😑 sorry growing up in 2000s as an ethnic Russian girl with very dark hair and eyes I felt looked down upon. Raising nationalism back then made people look down upon anyone of different ethnic background and people with my appearance were viewed as non-Slavic even if we are, and plus the beauty standards of the time both Russian and Western, were so much blonde-centric.
Ну пральна!!!!
Can u show ur face? I've been to Vladivostok and I'll probably be able to tell if you're an ethnic, mixed or not
That's just that person's view but people who grew up in Erdenet city will say Russians have brown hair and blue eyes because that's the feature what most of the Russians who live there have.
Love Russia from Mongolia brothers and sisters 🇲🇳❤️🇷🇺🥰
Mongolian Women are gorgeous.
as a Albanian i would love to visit Mongolia one day and also some part of Siberia like Yakutsk Vladivostok Petropavlovsk Kamchatsky Sakhalinsk etc
That's easy - you can take a train from UlaanBaatar (the capital of Mongolia) to Ulan-Ude (main city of Buryatia) or Irkutsk, see lake Baikal, and then carry on by trans-siberian rail road to Vladivostok. From Vladivostok there are flights to both Petropavlovk-Kamchatsky and Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk a couple times per day.
@@M_mOuSe_ Yea the Trans Siberian railway i forgot abt that
Thanks dude appreciate it
I must say that I'm pretty surprised to know that mongolians like Russia, considering their history. But if you are cought between 2 superpowers who don't want your best, than you choose the lesser evil.
Russia is not evil for Mongolia. The Soviet Union and Mongolia had very friendly relations. Therefore, now Mongolia has a much more positive attitude towards Russia than some other "brotherly" post-Soviet republics.
Considering what history? Russia and Mongolia has been very good friends for a hundred years. During the time of the Mongol empire, which was 800 years ago does, not matter.
Correct, Mongolia’s dream is to become an island like Japan so we can do international trade.
Russia competes with us in mining industry, so they blocks our access to the ocean, illegally took Baikal lake, committed genocide by killing highly educated Noble Mongolians etc.
We Mongolians actually like the West better, but we should act like we like you from head to toe.
First, you need to educate yourself as soon as possible. then use social media, then write your opinions kiddo
@@Amy-fz2ms the only reason Russia was friendly to the Mongols was for Mongolia to become a buffer zone between them and China, in case a war would broke out between the two.
In communist times, Russia picked the leadership of Mongolia, who were acting basically as puppets. A sovietization process has been orchestrated, in which, among others, Russia persuaded the Mongol leadership to adopt the cyrillic alphabet, still in use today, and they pushed to discourage traditional Mongol culture as primitive and create an image of Russian culture being superior. Everything Russian was encouraged to adopt, of course.
On Russian pressure, Chinggis Khan was reduced to a mere rapacious plunderer, a backward overlord in history books. Mongolian portrayals of Chinggis as a national hero and deification of the founder of the Mongolian empire were condemned.
After the collapse of the Soviet Union in the '90s and abandonment of communism, this direct influence lifted and a lot of things were reversed.
Is this your idea of a "friend"? Someone who tried to change/erase your culture/identity? Think factual, not what has been taught you.
I maintain my original statement. You had to choose between 2 evils and turned to the one for protection, who didn't want to annex your territory (outer Mongolia), due to strategical military interests. Probably it was the a good choice, considering the circumstances, but you are still paying the price today for this "friendship".
...and Ämy, your stuck-up attitude makes you look very bad.
Ералаш was my fav kids show
me too
Mongolian people help Minorities and indigenous people of Russia
how?
What kind of help?
@@kjererrrt2381 Giving visa or asylum
@@Howudoit777ahahahah id...ot russians don't need visas to travel to mongolia ahahaha f-n ukrobot
@@ПолковникЗайцын it's a ukrobot
as a mongolian. i dont like USSR. but i love russian people
ӨӨӨ яг яг манай гэрийхэн ялангуяа ээж аав маань насаараа, орой бүр орос кино үздэг. Надад Орос хүмүүсийн хатууг туулж гарч байгаа хүчтэй сэтгэл нь таалагддаг.
This comment section is so peaceful that i like it. On the other video about China, Mongolians were expressing opinions similar to this, very neutral and mostly positive attitude towards China and Chinese people. But the commenta were very unkind. It was sad to read that commenta because most Mongolians genuinely very neutral towards both Russia and China 😅😅.
Монголы хоть нормально отвечают, и, судя по видео, образованные люди в общем. Я проводил опрос в Бразилии и в Мексике. В Мексике говорили, что любят Путина и русских парней и девушек. В Бразилии - спрашиваешь, что думаешь или знаешь о России и русских? - Все, как один говорят ВОЙНА, и больше ничего не знают.
В Бразилии большинство сми принадлежит конгломерату Globo, выросшему в период анти-коммунистической военной диктатуры, поддержанной США.
@@Rodion_Telyatnik Нехорошо, что ваши бабушка и дедушка распространяли коммунизм по всему миру. Разве вы сами не жаждете лучшей жизни? Не жаждете демократии? Любое правительство, которое коррумпировано, автократично, лишено прав человека, недружелюбно или действует в темноте, непопулярно среди других. я ненавижу лицемеров . tranlate from Google,i am not a russian speaker.
@@Rodion_Telyatnik even nowdays,your gov don't respect for human life.Start wars, send soldiers to the front.and I don't like anyone in power who wants to stay in power forever, especially Putin.He is so addicted in his power seat. i don't agaist friendly peole live in russia. Hope to hear your real opinions.And hope you nice guys have a nice day.
@@alphadavid1640 By surveys, in most of East Europe and Soviet republics people say life was better in the socialist times ("Workers in eastern Europe and former Soviet states prefer socialism", The Communists, 26 July 2019), for example:
Pew (American organisation) surveys in August-September 2009, percentage saying that the economic situation for most of their country is better/worse/about the same as it was under communism:
Hungary: 8/72/16
Ukraine: 12/62/13
Bulgaria: 13/62/18
Lithuania: 23/48/15
Slovakia: 29/48/18
Russia: 33/45/15
Czech Republic: 45/39/12
Poland: 47/35/12
Percentage of ordinary people saying that their country benefited
from the changes since 1989/1991 - a great deal/a fair amount/not too much/not at all:
Ukraine: 1/9/20/65
Bulgaria: 1/10/22/67
Hungary: 4/13/36/44
Russia: 3/18/22/54
Slovakia: 3/18/48/29
Poland: 9/33/36/19
Czech Republic: 11/42/33/13
The same question to politicians exposes their propaganda:
Russia: 61/25/4/3
Slovakia: 68/29/2/0
Hungary: 70/19/4/3
Czech Republic: 72/22/4/1
Poland: 74/18/4/0
Ukraine: 76/16/2/1
Bulgaria: 86/8/2/1
West Germany annexed East Germany in 1990 without a referendum, but "Majority of Eastern Germans Feel Life Better under Communism" (Spiegel, 2009), they even coined the term "Ostalgie".
~60% Ukrainians say life was better in Soviet times by Gallup, SCORE/USAID, Sputnik-reported surveys.
54% of Romanians said they had better living standards during communism, while 16% said they were worse (Romanian Institute for Evaluation and Strategy, 2010). By INSCOP Research poll in 2014, 44.4% of Romanians said that living conditions were better under communism, 15.6% said that they had stayed the same, while only 33.6% believed that life was worse back then.
Socialist Party of Albania has majority in Albanian parliament. A survey conducted by IDRA think tank in 2016 revealed that 42% of Albanians think Enver Hoxha had a positive impact on history, 45% think otherwise.
43% of Slovaks say life was better under communism, only 32% say the opposite; and socialist nostalgia grows with age: 73% Slovaks aged over 65 say life was better (Focus poll, 2018).
28% of Czechs say they were better off under communism, and only 23% say they have a better life now (SC&C poll, 2011). 38% of over 40 year-olds (52% for those with just basic education) believe that their lives were actually better under communism (NMS Market Research survey, 2019).
Sputnik-reported surveys in 2016-2017 among the people who were aged 10 or over in 1991, percentage of those who say that life was better in the Soviet times:
Armenia: 71%
Azerbaijan: 69%
Russia: 64%
Kazakhstan: 61%
Kyrgyzstan: 60%
Moldova: 60%
Belarus: 53%
Georgia: 51%
Citations from The Slovak Spectator "Survey: anti-Americanism is still strong" (2016):
- _Many people positively see that socialist regime exported by Russia brought modernisation to Slovakia and rural country turned into a state with strong arms industry, according to Duleba._
- _47 percent of Slovaks and 39 percent of Czechs say that neutrality would be better than membership in NATO,” reads the Globsec’s report._
- _More than 60 percent of Slovaks believe that the United States uses NATO to control states like Slovakia and 48 percent of them think that the United States is responsible for the Ukraine crisis, according to Globsec._
Citations from a scientific paper of western Polish author Stanley J. Zyzniewski, "The Soviet Economic Impact on Poland" (1959):
- _Foodstuffs and raw materials vitally needed for further planning and expansion are still supplied mostly by the Soviet Union and bloc members._
- _$450 million (at official exchange) to enable Polish purchase of Soviet machinery from 1948 to 1950, and also agreed to the delivery of 200,000 tons of grain to Poland on credit_
_Agricultural production had reached the prewar per capita output by the end of 1949 and overall industrial production gained the prewar level as well_
- _cancellation of the Polish debt of about $525 million. Moreover, aid in staving off collapse included additional Soviet credits of about $175 million for Polish purchase of equipment in 1958 and 1959 (to be repaid from 1963 to 1965) and a shipment of 1.4 million tons of grain in 1957 (valued at $100 million and repayable from 1961 to 1963). The Soviet Union also agreed to a raise in transit fees due Poland._
@@alphadavid1640 Also, "democracy" as a rule of majority of voices cannot exist when minority of voices have megaphones and control means of their production. Communism is true democracy, but it is also true that it can turn into dictatorship of the majority.
"US seen as bigger threat to democracy than Russia or China, global poll finds" (The Guardian, 2021).
"More people around the world see U.S. power and influence as a ‘major threat’ to their country" (Pew, 2019).
"The US is an oligarchy, study concludes" (The Telegraph, 2014).
"American police shoot, kill and imprison more people than other developed countries. Here's the data" (CNN, 2020).
"Is the US headed for another Civil War?" (Brookings, 2021).
"The less Americans know about Ukraine’s location, the more they want U.S. to intervene" (The Washington Post, 2014).
"America Invades: How We’ve Invaded Or Been Militarily Involved With Almost Every Country on Earth" (Kelly, Laycock, 2015).
"Principles for Dealing with the Changing World Order by Ray Dalio" (TH-cam, March 3, 2022) - even American billionaire-investor tried to predict when to sell colonial $ and buy yuans.
Such excellent people.
Hello can you make a Video about "What Mongolians think about Germans?"
Best wishes from Germany
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@@gsdtxz What does it means ?
Very neutral too. We like German cars. You'll see many G-class in Mongolia. And Germans are known to us very punctual and rule abiding people. Because Germany in ww2 didn't invaded us we don't have any ill attitude towards Germans. German and Mongolian sound very similar so many Mongolians learn very quickly. I read that around 9% of Mongolians actually speak German.
@@ranjava5550 Thank you, for your answer.
A Russian friend visited Mongolia and he told me there are German Schools.
@@NovarNovum there is one German school and some schools have German included in their foreign language study. A few years back Germany started to accept Mongolian people for Ausbildung so many people started to learn German here. Bc of many ww2 movies most people know Hände hoch but not Danke 😂😂
As Mongolian I support Putin and most of my friends do too! Nazisms can’t be tolerated.
Russia actually kills a lot of Mongols (Buryats) and Turkic peoples (Tuvans, Bashkirs, Tatars) in this war, so I don't think Mongols in Mongolia should stay neutral on this issue, there is disproportionately many non-russians being sent to the war. Russia has already been opressing local peoples' cultures and languages for several centuries, and now on top of that we have to die for Russia. Our villages literally left without men, while in Moscow people live like nothing happened.
As a Tatar man myself I hope we will survive this shit and I hope one day Russia will become Democracy and a Federation in reality and not just on paper and we will live peacefully.
Anyways, great video. Love from Tatarstan!
цыпсошник
"Демократия" - это фейковый западный нарратив, нет никакой демократии - это гребанный миф! Именно эти "цивилизационные демократии" бросили Украину под каток, лишь бы ослабить Россию. Можно подумать у России был выбор, если бы вы были в теме, то могли бы заметить, сколько лет Путин пытался договориться мирным путем. Хотите парад суверенитетов? НАТО пыталось подосрать через Чечню, Украину, Грузию, Белоруссию, Казахстан, Карабах, недостаточно примеров? Сейчас в Молдове то же самое начинается. Если Украина (с её потенциалом 91 года) превращена в труху сейчас, вы думаете, что у Татарстана, Дагестана, Калмыкии есть какие-то шансы? Такие мелкие квазигосудаственные образования могут существовать только как чьи-то лимитрофы, как Прибалтика, Польша. И если "светлоликие заокеанские господа" даже европейцев ни во что не ставят, думаете им есть какое-то дело до сибирских или кавказских туземцев? Без России жизни нормальной не будет всем на пост-советском пространстве, даже в Монголии, нацменам пора бы уже понять!!!
@@gilyanajune7081 объясняй это цыпсошнику
Totally agree, bro. I read that Buryat boy was killed in Ukraine while Ethnic Russians are padding their full bellies and cuddling in a warm blanket wondering what to eat tonight.
Unfair
@@turuus5215 ahahaha ukrobot learn some english first👎👎👎👎
Баярлалаа :)
Thumbs up to the younger people who condemn the RF aggression against Ukraine. Saying that as a Russian. And thank you all for being so warm and hospitable to our folks.
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I want to know more about how Mongolians see Inner Mongolians
Complicated, I am always curious about them. I live in Japan. I bumped into 2 Inner Mongolians for past few years here. They spoke flawless Mandarin. One didn’t know any Mongolian at all. Another one knew a few words but we couldn’t hold a proper conversation, so we started conversing in Japanese instead.
I think Urban inner Mongolians pretty much act like a Han. However, it’s not their fault. City life is better than tough traditional Mongolian livestock raising life.
So, only Khalkha Mongols will remain in the future. It’s kinda sad but can’t be helped.
@@turuus5215 Are you Mongolian? If so, so do I! 🙂💪🏻🇲🇳
@@turuus5215 yea I heard they don't allow to speak Mongolian at schools
we respect inner mongolians who desperately try to retain their tradition and cultural identity, but at the same time we also know that inner mongolian region is for the most part inhabitated by han chinese who do not share the same roots with us, so i guess our first emotions when thinking bout inner mongolia are sadness, respect and indifference.
I see them as Chinese and that’s that
A very mannered and intelligent people
Mongolia it's a Chingiskhan. And we was a slave of Mongolians of some two hundreds years. But Mongolia is a cool country.
Это дела давно минувших дней, зато сейчас Монголия намного более дружественная для России страна, чем многие "братские" постсоветские неблагодарные республики.
@@gilyanajune7081 Совершенно с Вами согласен. Совершенно положительно отношусь к Монголии.
@@StanislavM3000 I’m friendly to Russians, not Putin etc. people.
Да, ещё тогда могли всех уничтожить.Сейчас уже другое азиатское нашествие идёт,и оно может стать последним гвоздём в крышку гроба для русских.Надеюсь я ошибаюсь.
How can you write such dogsh*t and not be ashamed of yourself? You were NEVER a slave to anyone. To be a Russian is the opposite of that. Always has been. Even if you choose to believe in the completely refuted theory that mongolians invaded Russia (they never did, in reality), Russia was still 100% independent in terms of everything.
wish you could do a video about what things china claims as their history is actually mongolian history etc
My first reaction was: When was this filmed, 5 years ago? Only to realize it was last week, but the war isn't mentioned except for when people were asked about it.
Outside of Europe and the Anglosphere the war in Ukraine isn't really a big topic. People think of it as just another Rwanda. A tragic conflict but completely avoidable.
@@andyyygane4713 and they dont care that their neighbours acts like barbaric thug? Incredibly unsmart...
@@michachodkowski8499 ... in your view.
@@andyyygane4713 maybe... if you dont care about your freedom and have morality on XIII century level...
@@michachodkowski8499 To keep your freedom you have to be rational - which is just how these Mongolians appear to be. They're not swayed by the emotions that may well be a driving force in your case.
Привет братья!
Yonsei University ( Eagles) in Mongolia. Super!!!!!!!!!!
13:12 Russia and Mongolia have only been neighbors for hundreds of years, because Russia colonially expanded eastward.
The younger people were obviously better informed and willing to speak their minds.
The older people are wiser. The younger were obviously stronger influenced by the Western media.
The younger people know english and hence obviously consume western media which is anti-russia. If they knew english back in 2003, they wouldve also belived the americans who said Iraq had WMD's and then went on to destroy the country.
You are what you consume.
@@RamMohammadJosephKaur Kim Jong-Un has ridiculous logic processes, leading to ridiculous conclusions.
BTW, you are living a lie.
Yes...of course!
I grew up hearing my Soviet-educated parents and their friends secretly practising so-called kitchen politics, criticizing the soviet union and our own puppet government in those times. I see people who still sympathize USSR and Putin as those cowards who sat back in 1989 when Mongolia took back her freedom from the USSR. Russia is no brother or foe to us any more than the other neighbour China. They are just neighbours to us, and we have suffered a lot in between their politics throughout modern history. Today's Russian aggression to sovereign Ukraine is totally wrong and being neutral or supporting it would come with a costly result to a country like Mongolia. Our freedom for example. We Mongolians are against this aggression and escalation of Putin's war. However, if the government should stay neutral, it should not stop people from expressing their opinion. We were called an oasis of democracy in the region, after all.
Say honestly with hand on heart, a Russian invasion of Mongolia makes any sense at all, in the postmodern age? Do you honestly think that a nation which is demographically struggling, has any real appetite for expending manpower and superhuman effort, just to govern entire nations that would be totally hostile to it?
I can understand such a fear of Mongolians from the Chinese, nowadays, but not Russians.
Short version: 'We don't want to mess with them. They are unpredictable'
Нэг юм анзаарлаа. Энэ видеог хэдэн ч удаа үзсэн ямар ч реклам сурталчилгаа байхгүй байна.
Mongols give me hope that one day the Kazakh people will be free from Russian Empire and its presence. Because essentially Russians are very racist and almost overthrew Kazakh national interests including the language and history of Kazakhstan. But Mongols despite being under Russian influence for decades managed to come back to their Mongolian language and customs. Modern Kazakhstan looks like a Russian colony where the Russian language and culture prevail over the native one. Hopefully, in years to come, Kazakhstan like Mongolia goes back to its language, and even more importantly, become a democracy.
Keep dreaming, you Kazakh Nazis got your teeth kicked in January 2022. No repeat of Almaty 1986 for you I'm afraid. Just as well, you're a peaceful stable developed country thanks to that same 'Russian Empire', far more than most of the Muslim world, and if the Kazakh Nazis had taken power in January 2022 then Kazakhstan would have been pulled into a war against Russia by the West by now.
I was under the impression that Kazakhs in Kazakhstan don't really like Kazakhs of Mongolia 😅😅
Интересно звучит язык
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В Монголии сейчас много неонацизма, и монголы считают, что когда-то их колонизировали китайцы. Монгольские мужчины очень ненавидят Китай.
i respect and appreciate chinese culture, but can u really say that that hatred is unfounded? its like saying russians r in wrong for hating 3rd reich
@@ghexaier But the Chinese consider the Mongols are their compatriots. They have common ancestors and great men. They believe that the west caused the division of China and Mongolia, and that the United States wrote the textbooks of Mongolia. Maybe I think China and mongolia like we Russia and Kazakhctan.
y would americans bother to write our textbooks? historically russians were much more closely involved with our education and russian influence has only started to wear off for the last decade. we got plenty of our own historical material and our historians carry out their research, after which they write the textbooks as it should rightfully be. as for chinese have u tried reading chinese mainstream historical literature? mongolians are northern barbarians and are completely set apart from their own kind, han chinese. that sort of mentality has been passed down from the times the great chinese wall was first built, so i havent the foggiest where u got the idea that chinese consider us as the same people. claiming that mongolia (only inner mongolia in reality) is a part of china is a deliberate misinformation that makes it easier to claim mongolian cultural heritage and make profit off of clueless tourists who have no idea that mongolia has been split apart in 20th century.
p.s. i can understand that if u have the trump card (meaning, since u already have a part of mongolia) it makes sense to squeeze for all it's worth. it's a pragmatic move and i understand that completely, i just hope that our historical scientific community and tourism sectors step up their game and properly promote our country so that misunderstandings like these decrease and become less easier to take advatange of. it's always been a rivalry between our two countries, its only natural that since our power has declined centuries ago and china, the more powerful one would dictate the rules.
As i see your English is good. Where did you study it?
Hey, Ertur. English is Mongolia’s unwritten 2nd official language.
@@turuus5215 ok. How about Russian? You speak Russian?
@@erturtemirbaev5207 I can do very basic Russian like “Меня зовут …”, Хорошо, Плохо, Улица, Страна etc.
Mongolian youth generally have no to less interest in Russia as far as I know. We are attracted to the US, Japan and Korea these days. I always wish we border Japan and Korea🥰
Are you Kirghiz? You seem to look pretty Mongolian.
@@erturtemirbaev5207 Greetings from Mongolia, In fact, Mongolia is a monolingual country on its constitution. But English is popular for second language use. On the other hand, Russian usage is almost none.
The first thing that comes to my mind is : When they can they swallow Mongolia 😭😭😭
What
@@javzaataihamt8456 before 1989 Mongolia was a part of USSR
@@chhetdaracheat5397 No, It could be said that it was dependent on Russia, but it was not part of it. Mongolia declared its independence in 1924
@@chhetdaracheat5397 There is no history of Mongolians losing their independence to Russia. Untill now
from south there is no treat ,why russia invade and destroy the safe zone from china?geopholitical its no sense.
so many consonants, my ear hurts :D
I don’t think we Mongolians can afford to be neutral on this issue. Russia can do the same to us with any contention with the People’s Republic of China. In fact, Russia is single-handedly guaranteeing our security and national sovereignty; should Russia be defeated in Ukraine, I can only see that as a net loss for Mongolia as well, emboldening China to continue to chip away at our independence.
Words of a heavily indoctrinated by Russian propaganda moron.
Rest assured, China will not spend its energy on a crippled primitive tribe. Unless the Mongol tribes provoke us!
@@Muhxin_cn right because you’re saving up all your energy to take Taiwan one day, right?
You are wrong, the biggest mission of the Chinese is to make our 56 tribal brothers a happy and decent life. We do not advocate territorial expansion, we are messengers of peace.
@@Muhxin_cn that’s why you took Hong Kong, right?
yesterday at the Pride day party songs of Tatu played and the girls gone wild.
Seems to me if someone had false teeth they'd have trouble speaking the language,very educated people
Mongol James Russian girl 🥰😘🌹😘
Would mongolia even be independed if not sided with both russia and china. Both dont what other to get control over it , so it is a buffer zone.
Russia is the guarantor that China will not take over Mongolia. Also, Russia and China will not allow NATO to occupy Mongolia.
this is the opinion of the people. Do you think they are lying out of fear? No, Mongolians are never afraid
Mangolians are nice and friendly people 🥰🥰🤗🤗
Mongolians
@@Amy-fz2ms ok
Түрэмгийлэгч улс
Украины солиотнуудыг, АНУын гар хөл болон бодлогыг явуулж байгаа дебилүүдийг сурталчлах уу тэгээд. Энэ дайнд АНУ болон НАТО шууд хамааралтай, ардчилал энэ тэрээ бол халхавч. 2014 хойш одоог хүртэл Украинд нэг өдөрч ардчилал байгаагүй зөвхөн АНУын дэмжлэгтэй Олигархуудын ноёрхол л байж ирсэн
Yu geed bgaam be
@@javzaataihamt8456 юу гэж ойлгож бна?
I love mongolian
The Mongols invaded and conquered Medieval “Russia”. The Mongol Horde under Batu Khan conquered Kievan Rus in 1240 and the Slavic people (ancestors of the Russians) had to kneel before the Khans of the Golden Horde until 1480!!!
Let's condemn special mongol operation of 1240 in Ukraine
@@groupvucic2235 LOL
Yes but their army was almost completely Turkic too even Batu Khan himself was most likely a non-Chinggisid Jochid
@@papazataklaattiranimam bruh get a life stop watching mongolian videos XD LMAO
People with Dynastic mentality still have the same mindset
I went to Putinia and Mongolia in 2016 with a friend. We took the train from Moscow to Ulaanbaatar and stopped off to visit Novosibirsk, Krasnoyarsk, Irkutsk and Ulan Ude. I liked Mongolia much better. Mongolia treats foreign visitors much better than Putinia and the people are friendlier. My friend is a Black woman and the Mongolians were much more welcoming to her than the Putinians were.
They would have treated you much better if you respected their country instead of inventing words and spreading the stench of Nazism.
@@Yusheesan If anyone should be compared to the Nazis it's Putin himself.
@@janellek21 Nazism in a nutshell is thinking your race is superior. Putin thinks no such thing. You, on the other hand, use derogatory terms against Russians as if they are beneath you. Get off your moral high horse and look in the mirror. That's where you'll find a Nazi.
@@Yusheesan "Nazism in a nutshell is thinking your race is superior. Putin thinks no such thing." Лжец, лжец штаны в огне!!!
@@janellek21 You will find no evidence of Putin making any kind of statement about Russian ethnic superiority over Ukrainians. Your literal translation of "liar liar, pants on fire" makes no sense in Russian. Don't try so hard.
Can somebody explain why Russian was still taught in School even after 1991?
Because there were already tons of russian teachers and it is useful to learn languages of neighboring countries. Mongolian language uses cyrillic alphabet similiar to Russian language. And in 90s many people went to Russia to do trades and study. Even today Russian goverment gives hundreds of scholarships to Mongolians. Also there is nothing wrong with learning more languages, nothing to lose by teaching russian.
also in a stricter, old-school families russian education is a sign of prestige
Under USSR people were just forced to it but now we are required to study two languages in school. Most schools offer English as primary foreign language and other languages as additive.
We Mongolian stands in normal time beside of Russian brothers but many don't want to take side of Ukraine because of their war crimes in Donbass during 8 years and for not respecting Minsk 2 Agreement (Ukraine didn't applied it).
That's true! People in Asia, as in the most parts of the world just don't know enough of data on the subject! They just don't know a horrible crimes that Ukraine did for past 8 year, because they don't see it in the news, and they judge only on the things they saw this year. But this year's situation didn't come up suddenly and unprovoked!
If there was a possibility to avoid military conflict - Putin would've done it, there's absolutely no doubt! And which he did, although he could come up with military operation back in 2014, but he didn't, because he wanted a peaceful agreements, but ukrainian side didn't want it!
People should learn about this conflict more rather than accuse one, basing on the emotions.
No one even said a word about NATO, and their role in this whole thing - which was actually the key role! They've promised not to expand AN INCH eastwards past the FRG borders (former borders, 1988's), and where is NATO now?
What would you expect to happen if Russian or Chinese military alliance would be joined by Mexico or Canada?
Don’t speak for Mongolians! Most of the educated people in Mongolia are against this war and stand with Ukrainians as they fight for their country 🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦! You must be a russian troll 😈
Чи монгол хүн яг мөн үү хаха
@@baconsans431 Он похож на троля, который пишет комментарии за деньги.
Speak on your own behalf. Russia is an aggressor and it’s obvious. Don’t repeat here Russian propaganda. Бүх монголчууд ч гэх шиг, мэдрэл гар вэ!
Brothers биш brotherhood гэж орчуулна шүү.
The mongol empire ruled over the russians for 2 centuries and in those days moscow took charge of the rus people and the leadership of the rus moved from Kiev to Moscow (certain people always deny this) after that the russians became powerful vassals of the Mongols, they inherited lots of things from the old empire(strong central state, federalism militarism tactics) and centuries later when they were independent they were the first to support Mongolia independence. Currently in Russia there are many russian people of mongolian origin, so this is a community of destiny.
Of course we would deny that, Moscow Tsarsom and Rus are completely different things.
@@PUARockstar nope, not completely
Golden Horde was different state from Mongol Empire
Absolute dogsh*t. Even if you choose to believe in the completely refuted myth that mongolians invaded Russia, the fact still remains that there is zero mongolian influence. Strong central state was taken from Byzantium, federalism was taken from western nations and never existed in mongolia, at no point in history did the Russian army ever used as mongolian tactics. There isn't even a single mongolian loanword in the Russian language. Also, there are no people of mongolian origin in Russia. There are some relatives of mongolians such as Kalmyks and Buryats, but they make up a very small percentage of Russia's population.
@@PUARockstar Moscow Czardom is the successor of RUS.
Спросите у монголов про калмыков бурятов тувинцев
я отвечу как монголка они наши братья. И это очень страшно, что они умирают на войне. Есть очень много монголов которые хотят помочь и были бы раду что то сделать.
@@dorjsurenoyun8647 мы не то что ваши братья, мы и есть вы один народ. Как вы выучили русский язык?
@@dorjsurenoyun8647 спасибо, что доброжелательно относитесь к бурятам, которые в Монголии сейчас. Молодые парни в растерянности, в незнакомой стране. Но монголы не критикуют их, а помогают чем могут. Мне так жаль бедных парней! Дети ведь совсем некоторые.
@@Сигмабой777 буряты северные или центральные монголы?
@@dorjsurenoyun8647 а как думаете о Саха(Якутов) , тоже некоторые переехали в Монголию
As soon as Ginseng Khan returned occupying the Russia
I’ve never been to Russia or had much encounters with them, but I know from history, they were the great liberators of mankind
Haha. Liberators )) All they've been was colonizers. And now terrorists.
You are delusional. I pity you.
Oh yeah, we're seeing in Ukraine their "liberation"...
I am Russian and you are wrong. It is not only Russia that liberated anyone during WW2, but Soviet Union and other allies. Soviet Unions consisted of 15 republics not just Russia. Do we don't have a right to appropriate its achievements only for ourselves
@@KateeAngel russia is a colonizing country. Those weren't achievements, but an attempt to control and rule other nations.
When Russian invaded Ukraine, I wonder are the Russian soldiers compassionate & friendly anymore?
1. Modern day Russia is essentially a successor-state to our Mongol, Golden Horde founded by Juchi Khaan, son of Chingghis Khaan since Muscovy rose to power under our tutelage. There is a saying that a Russian is basically a white Mongol (sarcasm).
2. Kalmykia, Tyumen (Tumen), Buryad republic, Irkutsk oblast, Altai Krai + Republic, Tuva, Zabaikalsk, Amur, Astrakhan, Khakass, etc. are illegally stolen and annexed, historically Mongol lands where Mongolic people still speak Mongolian dialects and faced and still face cultural, political, economic, and linguistic genocide from white russian-european settler-colonialists. None of these and other place names of cities, rivers, mountains, etc. are originally Russian, they're either Mongol or other indigenous Siberian etymologies.
3. We Mongols and Tuvans were literally the first to offer aid, assistance, and support in fighting back the Nazi German invasion during the onset of the second world war.
This is the pinnacle of retardation. First of all, there were never any mongolians or golden horde (Turkic) tribal savages anywhere near Russia. This is confirmed by both historians and archaeologists. There isn't a single artifact or even a mongoloid skeleton ever found anywhere near the historical regions of Rus. The myth of the mongolian invasion of Europe is nothing but an 18th century fairytale. No historical source on this planet ever mentioned it until the 18th century. Second, the golden horde was a TURKIC tribal confederation established only in the 16th century. They neither had anything to do with Russia or mongolia. Nothing in Russian administration, culture, mentality, language, DNA, etc. has anything in common with any primitive mongoloids. Second, all of those territories you've mentioned rightfully belong to Russian people. It is the Russian people who brought civilization there and built everything from the ground up. You should kiss Russian people shoes in gratitude for even establishing mongolia in the early 20th century.
Your ancestors raped a lot of German women but this was put to blame on ethnic Russian
@@HigherMorality u mad because ur ancestors were ra,ped by mongols. russia is rightfully mongolian territory since ancient times