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Your reports never fail to completely capture my attention, as few other things do (I wish I could concentrate this hard on Ukrainian grammar, I'd be a fluent speaker by now). But as I listen, watch, and understand things I'd never really understood before, the names of all these little places, the roads connecting one to the other, the different landscapes, all keep snagging at my heart. I grew up in small towns where you may travel to the next town or village because they have a shop you don't have nearby, or your relatives live there, or you get a seasonal job, I commuted to school on the slow bus that stops at every little place to pick everybody up, hiked to the top of one of those hills for a summer picnic with my cousins. Many of my relatives still live in areas so similar to the ones described in these reports. I'm sure this isn't the sort of comment expected under a video like this one, and I keep trying to push these thoughts to the back of my mind and concentrate on the frontline update, which is after all what I'm here for (because, as everybody keeps saying, it's THE BEST). But I've decided to keep both sides of it on my mind from now on. Not least because I also grew up with WW2 stories from my grandparents and aunts: all the places that were full of life when I was a kid (and mostly still are - there's been a few earthquakes since) were absolute hellholes in the early to mid 1940s, with battles, summary executions, torture, terror, and yes, shelling by liberating forces. The scars remained for a long time - turns out I commuted to school over unexploded British ordnance for two years - but the places, as well as the people, somehow recovered. As will these towns and villages, hills, fields and forests.
Sooooorry I went on so long...! Дякую за вашу працю, слава Україні 💙💛
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You may be interested in this well-informed comment I read under Madyar's original video:
You probably don't know that it was the New York Times that published in 1933 a series of articles that were paid for by Moscow, that there was no famine in Ukraine, and that all this was the invention of the ill-wishers of the USSR (by that time, millions of people had already died of starvation!). During all this time, this newspaper has never apologized for its deliberate lies to the Ukrainian people/Ukrainian state. The newspaper's editors don't care how many Ukrainians the Russians kill, the main thing is that Moscow pays money for the "right" articles.
I asked the person whether there is or ever has been a campaign to get the paper to formally acknowledge this and apologise to the Ukrainian people (they haven't replied yet). I sincerely hope that US supporters of Ukraine will complain to the NYT about the latest article, and when they do, it would be good if they also referenced their 1933 pieces about the Holodomor... I don't believe that shaming this publication will improve it, but if it stops them from publishing similar disgusting and damaging things in future, it will be something. And if they have to publicly row back on their latest statements about Ukraine, so much the better.
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@max_out_your_cc There's still a lot of affection and loyalty for Zaluzhnyy in Ukraine, and understandably so, but It's mostly a matter of branding for RfU, I think - his face became the "face of the channel" early on, just like the narrator's voice is the "voice of the channel", so that when RfU expanded to a whole team, they switched to an AI narrator set to his voice (which is why, sadly, the pronunciation of place names and other Ukrainian words became inconstistent earlier this year).
I too think you're trolling, btw, but when trolls give me the chance to make a point that needs making, I reply to them.
Україна назавжди💙💛
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@nickfielding5685 Crimea and the Donbas were occupied by proxy russian forces in 2014, as russians themselves have freely admitted since. I don't know how Zelensky would have broken the Budapest memorandum by recognising Kosovo, that literally makes no sense. Scotland is a nation in the UK that does have a strong independence movement, and I'm sure that once it does manage to achieve and declare independence, it will be recognised. Same with Wales.
The problem with Catalonia is that they declared independence after holding a referendum without the permission of the Spanish government, and sadly with the way things work in the world at present, that's not a good idea. Kindly tell us what the russian federation would do to any of its regions that decided to declare independence, for example Tatarstan or Ichkeria... oh, wait. Yeah.
*Palestine*, which very much exists, other commenter in this thread who I otherwise would have agreed with, is a nation that's been occupied by a terrorist fascist state for decades, with the full co-operation of a number of supposedly civilized countries including the US and the UK. In my unwavering support of Palestine I never for a single minute forget that the obliteration of Ukraine at the hands of russia would not help Palestinians one jot.
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@guylabesseuille2716 Well it seems I have to explain a couple of things to you. When you post on a comment section, you are essentially addressing anyone who reads your comment. It is absolutely your right to give your opinion to the author of the videos, but if you are, as you seem to be, too fragile to handle how other people may perceive your opinion and/or the way you expressed it, try emailing the channel instead. Or your feedback will simply not be private.
Also, no one needs to your permission to say what they think about anything, including you and your feedback to a YT channel. Not to mention the fact that what you wrote touches, in the most pedestrian, uninformed way, on the issue of Ukrainian military losses, a figure the government has decided to keep secret until the cessation of hostilities, because doing so gives them an advantage in the deeply asymmetric conflict started by the russian federation. Obviously all reputable sources of information, like this channel, will follow suit.
Your initial comment was profoundly ignorant. Your response is just ridiculous.
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I see your point, but my guess is that "settlement" is actually a good catch-all translation for the Ukrainian administrative term населений пункт, which translates literally as "inhabited point" and means "community of any size, in which people live". I translate from Italian, which has a similar term (centro abitato) and uses it a lot, with none of the implications you mention.
We speakers of regional varieties of English need to get used to their native language being used by many as a lingua franca, which entails using some words in a slightly different way or without some of the connotations that are instinctive to us. I agree that it takes some effort to do that, but it's good for our brains, as well for relations with people from other parts of the world... and after all, we have the immense privilege of being fluent in the dominant language of the world, if anyone's going to make an effort it should be us.
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@weedwacker1716 This is the best kind of reply one can ever expect on YouTube! Thanks ☺ I kept thinking about it after posting (we translators are hopeless language nerds), and the thing is, we often say "built-up area" at least in British English (not sure that's as common a term in the US), but that would definitely give listeners the wrong impression about what some Ukrainian settlements are actually like: many of the homes will be smallholdings, meaning that most of the buildings are not close together, or if they are, they'll have a shared yard that will actually be quite large and include vegetable plots, maybe a shared wood-fired oven. Some of the houses may be quite far from the others, but from an administrative point of view they'll belong to the same unit, which could not be described as "built up". I really understand why this guy and other Ukrainians reporting choose the word "settlement" as a relatively neutral term, and I think it's down to us to divest the word of the associations you rightly mentioned in your first comment - and also to keep informing ourselves and others so that our comprehension of Ukrainian realities keeps growing.
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@nickfielding5685 Ah well, if you're going to spam the whole comment section with this ridiculous comment, I'm going to spam your inbox with my reply... at least my spelling is better than yours:
@nickfielding5685 Crimea and the Donbas were occupied by proxy russian forces in 2014, as russians themselves have freely admitted since. I don't know how Zelensky would have broken the Budapest memorandum by recognising Kosovo, that literally makes no sense. Scotland is a nation in the UK that does have a strong independence movement, and I'm sure that once it does manage to achieve and declare independence, it will be recognised. Same with Wales.
The problem with Catalonia is that they declared independence after holding a referendum without the permission of the Spanish government, and sadly with the way things work in the world at present, that's not a good idea. Kindly tell us what the russian federation would do to any of its regions that decided to declare independence, for example Tatarstan or Ichkeria... oh, wait. Yeah.
Palestine is a nation that's been occupied by a terrorist fascist state for decades, aided and abetted by a number of supposedly civilized countries including the US and the UK. In my unwavering support of Palestine I never for a single minute forget that the obliteration of Ukraine at the hands of russia would not help Palestinians one jot.
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@nickfielding5685 Ah well, if you're going to spam the whole comment section with this ridiculous comment, I'm going to spam your inbox with my reply... at least my spelling is better than yours:
@nickfielding5685 Crimea and the Donbas were occupied by proxy russian forces in 2014, as russians themselves have freely admitted since. I don't know how Zelensky would have broken the Budapest memorandum by recognising Kosovo, that literally makes no sense. Scotland is a nation in the UK that does have a strong independence movement, and I'm sure that once it does manage to achieve and declare independence, it will be recognised. Same with Wales.
The problem with Catalonia is that they declared independence after holding a referendum without the permission of the Spanish government, and sadly with the way things work in the world at present, that's not a good idea. Kindly tell us what the russian federation would do to any of its regions that decided to declare independence, for example Tatarstan or Ichkeria... oh, wait. Yeah.
Palestine is a nation that's been occupied by a terrorist fascist state for decades, aided and abetted by a number of supposedly civilized countries including the US and the UK. In my unwavering support of Palestine I never for a single minute forget that the obliteration of Ukraine at the hands of russia would not help Palestinians one jot.
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@nickfielding5685 Ah well, if you're going to spam the whole comment section with this ridiculous comment, I'm going to spam your inbox with my reply... at least my spelling is better than yours:
@nickfielding5685 Crimea and the Donbas were occupied by proxy russian forces in 2014, as russians themselves have freely admitted since. I don't know how Zelensky would have broken the Budapest memorandum by recognising Kosovo, that literally makes no sense. Scotland is a nation in the UK that does have a strong independence movement, and I'm sure that once it does manage to achieve and declare independence, it will be recognised. Same with Wales.
The problem with Catalonia is that they declared independence after holding a referendum without the permission of the Spanish government, and sadly with the way things work in the world at present, that's not a good idea. Kindly tell us what the russian federation would do to any of its regions that decided to declare independence, for example Tatarstan or Ichkeria... oh, wait. Yeah.
Palestine is a nation that's been occupied by a terrorist fascist state for decades, aided and abetted by a number of supposedly civilized countries including the US and the UK. In my unwavering support of Palestine I never for a single minute forget that the obliteration of Ukraine at the hands of russia would not help Palestinians one jot.
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@MM-pv5tp ...and...? Has anyone ever pointed out to you that fully developed human beings are capable of caring about more than 1 thing at the same time? Has it occurred to you that many of us support Ukraine in this war BECAUSE we oppose colonialism and imperialism? The situation in Ukraine, complex as it is, is still relatively simple compared to some of the examples you made, therefore it's been easier for people to get behind even if they were unfamiliar with the background until last year. Besides, a resounding defeat for the rf will make this kind of thing less likely to happen in future, while if they come out of it with anything they can spin into some sort of victory, this kind of war will definitely happen again, in Ukraine and elsewhere, by the end of this decade. I didn't type all that for you, for all the figures and place names you threw at us you don't come across as someone who has an interest in reality, and you may well be one of Putin's professional gaslighters... I decided to reply for anyone else who may come across this thread.
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@nickfielding5685 Ah well, if you're going to spam the whole comment section with this ridiculous comment, I'm going to spam your inbox with my reply... at least my spelling is better than yours:
@nickfielding5685 Crimea and the Donbas were occupied by proxy russian forces in 2014, as russians themselves have freely admitted since. I don't know how Zelensky would have broken the Budapest memorandum by recognising Kosovo, that literally makes no sense. Scotland is a nation in the UK that does have a strong independence movement, and I'm sure that once it does manage to achieve and declare independence, it will be recognised. Same with Wales.
The problem with Catalonia is that they declared independence after holding a referendum without the permission of the Spanish government, and sadly with the way things work in the world at present, that's not a good idea. Kindly tell us what the russian federation would do to any of its regions that decided to declare independence, for example Tatarstan or Ichkeria... oh, wait. Yeah.
Palestine is a nation that's been occupied by a terrorist fascist state for decades, aided and abetted by a number of supposedly civilized countries including the US and the UK. In my unwavering support of Palestine I never for a single minute forget that the obliteration of Ukraine at the hands of russia would not help Palestinians one jot.
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@nickfielding5685 Ah well, if you're going to spam the whole comment section with this ridiculous comment, I'm going to spam your inbox with my reply... at least my spelling is better than yours:
@nickfielding5685 Crimea and the Donbas were occupied by proxy russian forces in 2014, as russians themselves have freely admitted since. I don't know how Zelensky would have broken the Budapest memorandum by recognising Kosovo, that literally makes no sense. Scotland is a nation in the UK that does have a strong independence movement, and I'm sure that once it does manage to achieve and declare independence, it will be recognised. Same with Wales.
The problem with Catalonia is that they declared independence after holding a referendum without the permission of the Spanish government, and sadly with the way things work in the world at present, that's not a good idea. Kindly tell us what the russian federation would do to any of its regions that decided to declare independence, for example Tatarstan or Ichkeria... oh, wait. Yeah.
Palestine is a nation that's been occupied by a terrorist fascist state for decades, aided and abetted by a number of supposedly civilized countries including the US and the UK. In my unwavering support of Palestine I never for a single minute forget that the obliteration of Ukraine at the hands of russia would not help Palestinians one jot.
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@nickfielding5685 Ah well, if you're going to spam the whole comment section with this ridiculous comment, I'm going to spam your inbox with my reply... at least my spelling is better than yours:
@nickfielding5685 Crimea and the Donbas were occupied by proxy russian forces in 2014, as russians themselves have freely admitted since. I don't know how Zelensky would have broken the Budapest memorandum by recognising Kosovo, that literally makes no sense. Scotland is a nation in the UK that does have a strong independence movement, and I'm sure that once it does manage to achieve and declare independence, it will be recognised. Same with Wales.
The problem with Catalonia is that they declared independence after holding a referendum without the permission of the Spanish government, and sadly with the way things work in the world at present, that's not a good idea. Kindly tell us what the russian federation would do to any of its regions that decided to declare independence, for example Tatarstan or Ichkeria... oh, wait. Yeah.
Palestine is a nation that's been occupied by a terrorist fascist state for decades, aided and abetted by a number of supposedly civilized countries including the US and the UK. In my unwavering support of Palestine I never for a single minute forget that the obliteration of Ukraine at the hands of russia would not help Palestinians one jot.
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@nickfielding5685 Ah well, if you're going to spam the whole comment section with this ridiculous comment, I'm going to spam your inbox with my reply... at least my spelling is better than yours:
@nickfielding5685 Crimea and the Donbas were occupied by proxy russian forces in 2014, as russians themselves have freely admitted since. I don't know how Zelensky would have broken the Budapest memorandum by recognising Kosovo, that literally makes no sense. Scotland is a nation in the UK that does have a strong independence movement, and I'm sure that once it does manage to achieve and declare independence, it will be recognised. Same with Wales.
The problem with Catalonia is that they declared independence after holding a referendum without the permission of the Spanish government, and sadly with the way things work in the world at present, that's not a good idea. Kindly tell us what the russian federation would do to any of its regions that decided to declare independence, for example Tatarstan or Ichkeria... oh, wait. Yeah.
Palestine is a nation that's been occupied by a terrorist fascist state for decades, aided and abetted by a number of supposedly civilized countries including the US and the UK. In my unwavering support of Palestine I never for a single minute forget that the obliteration of Ukraine at the hands of russia would not help Palestinians one jot.
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This is Madyar's full video. He rarely comments on anything other than the battlefield, and it's always worth listening when he does. He is highly respected in Ukraine and among the armed forces in particular, and I think his statement will have (probably already has, it was four days ago) a strong impact:
The New York Times, не перспективно так робити. (Eng СС)
Here's a comment to that video (from @bajanka6854), which really struck me because this is something I didn't know about the Holodomor - or the New York Times. Ukrainian original below.
"You probably don't know that it was the New York Times that published in 1933 a series of articles that were paid for by Moscow, that there was no famine in Ukraine, and that all this was the invention of the ill-wishers of the USSR (by that time, millions of people had already died of starvation!). During all this time, this newspaper has never apologized for its deliberate lies to the Ukrainian people/Ukrainian state. The newspaper's editors don't care how many Ukrainians the Russians kill, the main thing is that Moscow pays money for the "right" articles."
Ви мабуть не знаєте, що саме Нью-Йорк Таймс опубліковала у 1933 році серію статей, які були проплачені Москвою, що голоду в Україні немає і все це вигадкі недоброзичливців СРСР (на той час від голоду вже вмерли мілійони людей!). За весь цей час ця газетка ні разу не вибачилась за свою навмисну брехню перед українським народом/ українською державою. Редакції газетки все одно скільки українців вбьють росіяни, головне, щоб Москва платила гроші за "правильні" статті.
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@nickfielding5685 Ah well, if you're going to spam the whole comment section with this ridiculous comment, I'm going to spam your inbox with my reply... at least my spelling is better than yours:
@nickfielding5685 Crimea and the Donbas were occupied by proxy russian forces in 2014, as russians themselves have freely admitted since. I don't know how Zelensky would have broken the Budapest memorandum by recognising Kosovo, that literally makes no sense. Scotland is a nation in the UK that does have a strong independence movement, and I'm sure that once it does manage to achieve and declare independence, it will be recognised. Same with Wales.
The problem with Catalonia is that they declared independence after holding a referendum without the permission of the Spanish government, and sadly with the way things work in the world at present, that's not a good idea. Kindly tell us what the russian federation would do to any of its regions that decided to declare independence, for example Tatarstan or Ichkeria... oh, wait. Yeah.
Palestine is a nation that's been occupied by a terrorist fascist state for decades, aided and abetted by a number of supposedly civilized countries including the US and the UK. In my unwavering support of Palestine I never for a single minute forget that the obliteration of Ukraine at the hands of russia would not help Palestinians one jot.
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@nickfielding5685 Ah well, if you're going to spam the whole comment section with this ridiculous comment, I'm going to spam your inbox with my reply... at least my spelling is better than yours:
@nickfielding5685 Crimea and the Donbas were occupied by proxy russian forces in 2014, as russians themselves have freely admitted since. I don't know how Zelensky would have broken the Budapest memorandum by recognising Kosovo, that literally makes no sense. Scotland is a nation in the UK that does have a strong independence movement, and I'm sure that once it does manage to achieve and declare independence, it will be recognised. Same with Wales.
The problem with Catalonia is that they declared independence after holding a referendum without the permission of the Spanish government, and sadly with the way things work in the world at present, that's not a good idea. Kindly tell us what the russian federation would do to any of its regions that decided to declare independence, for example Tatarstan or Ichkeria... oh, wait. Yeah.
Palestine is a nation that's been occupied by a terrorist fascist state for decades, aided and abetted by a number of supposedly civilized countries including the US and the UK. In my unwavering support of Palestine I never for a single minute forget that the obliteration of Ukraine at the hands of russia would not help Palestinians one jot.
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