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  1. DON’T CHANGE ANYTHING !!! The way you deliver your work is unique to you which is what I and others love about this channel. Don’t let your channel fall in to the regular format like so many already have. Slava Ukraine 🇺🇦 😊
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  2. aha! I was almost thinking the exact same thing. This deal only benefits India. Russia is heading for a slow decline in everything especially with its aging population. And Iran … well who knows what the further will be there.
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  3. Excellent work! Excellent execution and breakdown of the conflict. Look forward to your next video
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  4.  @yeahwhateveridc6062  Glory to the heroes fighting for their freedom. What are you fighting for? A photoshopped image? 🫣
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  5.  @GabrielWarlock  Indeed! It’s… 🤔 almost like they are still stuck in the Soviet Union time capsule
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  6.  @jusmeetsingh1907  So… what are the resources that will be sent on these routes? Industries are moving their production factories from China to India. Means India will need more oil products ( from Russia at a big discount) and other raw materials. But what will Russia get besides $$$? I can’t see Russia in the future being a country that has a large consumer market that India could trade with. The more I try to understand it the more confused I get. 😂 I have only just become interested in Geopolitics in the last year and there is SO MUCH going on at the moment 🤯
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  7.  @alexlazar4738  Why does it not sound reliable to you?
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  8. Very well explained!! Bravo 👏🏻!! ✊🏻🇺🇦 🇬🇪 🇦🇺
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  9. 😄 it’s called war time negotiating! You strive to get as much as possible out of your enemy. If you have the upper hand , you can be tougher with your demands.
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  10. Absolutely 💯 agree
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  11. Amazing report. You and your team do an excellent service to all of us with these videos. Thank you 🙏 😎👊🏻
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  12. Roflmao 🤣!!! Best comparison I have heard yet ✊🏻😎😎
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  13. Hmmm! I think I like his future view. From what have learned since February 24, I see Ukraine as this central …🔑 key 🔑 in the continent. Has warm water sea ports with access to the Center of global shipping routes, an already established military industrial sector, access to in land cities via rivers , fertile lands and a reasonable climate. It can be the uniting force between Russia and Europe. Becoming this improved combination of Western / Swiss nation. It would be amazing to grow old and see Ukraine become a country with power to be admired respected and cherished globally but not feared. They should have the power to defend themselves without any imperial colonial desires. I’m still learning about this wild Topsy Turvy world little bits everyday. Can’t let mass Negative output of globalised media blur the endless amount of “good” we are capable of creating.
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  14. Fascinating! I haven’t heard anyone talk about the possible projection of Russia and China as empires, breaking up and becoming a collective economic, industrial alliance structure that matches the current EU and NATO systems. And is it globally beneficial to encourage this to happen or is it best to maintain status quo? Everyone is pointing at each other claiming the other team is going to collapse but in reality, it seams like it’s more likely that a “reshaping” of rules and economic infrastructure is what will happen with an inevitable fall in quality of life for mid to lower classes and in some cases 😢 unfortunately, starvation. I just hope we don’t go backwards on the slavery scale
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  15. I breathed a huge sigh of relief finding this channel!!! 🙏🙏🙏 Very understandable and comprehensive info! And seeing comments 👀 looks like I have found the realistic people that follow the progress of our international relationships and Geopolitics.
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  16. There is an unconscious imperial, Soviet patriotic mindset that many just can’t understand. Centuries now of being told the rest of the world is a threat does things to your mind. I compare it very much to the Arrogance we witness from other regimes around the world who think they are the most important thing to exist on this planet.
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  17. Ha ! They real are smooth.
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  18. Absolutely 👍🏻 😊
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  19.  @josephp.1919  You are so right . War is a tool that can rebuild and reset a lot of industrial and economic systems in consumer heavy countries. We rely on China for so many everyday comforts in our own homes. How do we peacefully end this dependence ? Plus they have to buy and consume 4x as much as the rest of the world to support its 4+ billion population. War is probably a cheaper way forward! 🤷🏻‍♂️ Not saying I condone or want war myself.
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  20. I agree this is bizarre and yet.. I’m sure if you are sitting at home , look around…. Where are most of your items made 🫤
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  21. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣! Good grief man . Just go rub one off already. 🇺🇦✊🏻 HEROYAM SLAVA
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  22. So many countries in the mix that have individual benefits to allowing this Russia/ Iran / India trade route. Was Trump willing to let this happen? Is Biden? I mean, it should be fine for these countries to do business with each other right? Besides the fact that 2 of them are questionable autocratic regimes, how does the world collectively respond to this? Urgh! This episode just flooded my mind with questions 😅
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  23.  @engineeriumm  No Washington is not the owner of the world but it does have a lot of clout. 🤔 The regime power struggle across the Euro, Asian and Middle East continent is an ancient fight that has been waging far longer then the existence of Washington. How does the future look there over the next 2-3-4 hundred years? Which style of regime/government will successfully dominate?
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  24. Brilliant presentation! The fact that each country is intertwined with various other countries in multifaceted ways just emphasises how it’s not as simple as “good guys versus bad guys”. I also can’t help but question (again) the true source and intentions of the Covid outbreak in China. That really created the he 1st step of global instability. How do we keep everyone happy and continue to exist peacefully when some countries only want to be considered as “supreme powers” both militarily, religiously and economically and will commit any crime possible to keep or obtain it. If your national interests are selfish and unreasonable, you complicate everything.
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  25.  @alexlazar4738  Interesting 🧐! Why do you consider Russian information to be so reliable. Fair, western media says things that can be questionable but so does Russian media. Plus, Russia has banned any independent and mainstream journalist or media that doesn’t present what is permitted by the Kremlin. West… well we still have the ability to hear all sides, all versions, all narratives. I can still go out in to the Main Street and hold up blank page and not get arrested. Independent journalism is not suppressed. The Nova Kakhovka dam was damaged by Russia previously. Ukraine targeted the weir and the elbow bend in the road going along the dam using HMARS. Russia failed to responsibly maintain and implement appropriate water release measures that are necessary after winter melts and spring rains. There are claims that Russia did place explosives in the Hydroelectric Power Facility. Satellite imagery gives away a lot of information and unfortunately for you and I, we can’t get access to the multiple images taken every single day of every inch of the conflict, providing crucial Evidence that is clearly still classified. There is footage of CCTV cameras showing a huge explosion at this dam but it is not from this latest event. It’s an old video from November 2022. I’m not sure who did what but for the simple reason that the overall Man Made and man managed section of the hydro system was Russian control since February 2022 makes it Russia’s responsibility and Russia’s problem to handle. Bakhmut- I know enough about Russian/ Soviet war strategy to understand that they don’t value human life. They, Putin and his oligarchy will throw a million lives at this war if it means they get to keep all occupied territory of Ukraine including Crimea. Ukraine on the other hand has been changing its military doctrine to a western military. Mostly since 2014. Life matters. Every soldiers life matters. This is a war. Soldiers die. Civilians die. It’s tragic. So Out of all the bloggers, military minds, experts and journalists I have watched since 24th Feb 2022, Bakhmut was a strategic meat grinder for both sides but definitely to Russia’s disadvantage. Even Prigozhin admits it was a disaster. He has to preserve as many of his mercenaries as possible for his own business ventures abroad and to protect him from rivals in Russia, he has power and influence.
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  26. Thank you! This helps make more and more of us understand what is truly happening in the Middle East. 👏🏻👏🏻
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  27.  @billsskiefc  Thank you for saying it. Some are all like : “ what about all the crime against ethnic Russians in Donbas for the last 8 years” …. Fk off!!! 😤 What about the repressive authoritarian rule from Kremlin over the last 700years ?? How many millions of East Europeans have been killed in wars, Genocide or via starvation? What happened in Donbas is a tiny spot on the page of history that no one will remember or talk about. What will he spoken about is how Ukraine, with help from the west , defeated the mighty Russian federation in its attempt to regain control of Geopolitically strategic territory on the Black Sea.
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  28.  @TheSkepticalCynic  And then you come along with that !!!! Hater much?
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  29. Peace be with you !!! 🙏 May many more Russians see the light like you have 🤗
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  30. Totally agree!! 👍🏻👍🏻 I think Ukraine is on the right path to become a military power house within the next Decade. If they are going to become such major suppliers of energy and metals , they need to be able to defend themselves 😊
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  31. Hi there russonazi! 😎 Have a great day
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  32. Well, if I was a Ukrainian and knew about all this, plus had family, business and a home , I would sacrifice my life to stop Russia from taking advantage of my land and my livelihood. Go home Russia! You are drunk! SLAVA UKRAINE 🇺🇦 HEROYAM SLAVA 🎉✊🏻🫡
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  33. This was an excellent video 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 You 100% nailed it. When we can see the situation from a distance, we can see the problems. And although Russia isn’t alone in this matter, THEY HAVE PROBLEMS 😬
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  34.  @Felix-bj1pe  Lol! Ok!
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