Comments by "Sergey Bebenin" (@sergeybebenin) on "Divided loyalties: Latvian Russians face uncertain future" video.

 @ПетрПетров-б4о English is not russian. The entire world communicates in English. All programming languages are in English. Etc etc
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@alexandersuvorov2002 way to change the subject 👏👏 I'll remind you once again what the subject is: rusZia is using language as a pretext for annexation and territory claims. Naturally, neighboring countries will try to minimize this threat. Ukraine is a perfect example.... Even the most chauvinist ruszians say something along the lines "we don't really want Western Ukraine because they speak Ukrainian". But to briefly touch on your comment - native Tatara started to return to their homeland AFTER Ukraine Independence in 1991. Facts are really stubborn
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@alexandersuvorov2002 no, Crimea is internationally recognized as Ukraine. Even ruszo federation recognized it as such. No one is rewriting history. Baltic states are simply defending their interests..... You know, trying to neutralize the main reason/excuse/pretext for ruszians to claim territories and annexations (i.e. language)
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@alexandersuvorov2002 Topic: rusZia is using language as a pretext for annexation and territory claims. Naturally, neighboring countries will try to minimize this threat. Ukraine is a perfect example.... Even the most chauvinist ruszians say something along the lines "we don't really want Western Ukraine because they speak Ukrainian".
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 @alexandersuvorov2002 Yeah? And I bet you wouldn't mind your grandchildren saying the exact same thing about Mariupol, right?
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@Wiers75q you are right only about one thing - there's nothing strange about this. rusZia is using language as a pretext for annexation and territory claims. Naturally, neighboring countries will try to minimize this threat. Ukraine is a perfect example.... Even the most chauvinist ruszians say something along the lines "we don't really want Western Ukraine because they speak Ukrainian". You need help learning the basics of causation
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rusZia is using language as a pretext for annexation and territory claims. Naturally, neighboring countries will try to minimize this threat. Ukraine is a perfect example.... Even the most chauvinist ruszians say something along the lines "we don't really want Western Ukraine because they speak Ukrainian".
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@dmitryivanov9026 no one cares what YOUR definition of "normal" is. rusZia is using language as a pretext for annexation and territory claims. Naturally, neighboring countries will try to minimize this threat. Ukraine is a perfect example.... Even the most chauvinist ruszians say something along the lines "we don't really want Western Ukraine because they speak Ukrainian".
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@Wiers75q rusZia is using language as a pretext for annexation and territory claims. Naturally, neighboring countries will try to minimize this threat. Ukraine is a perfect example.... Even the most chauvinist ruszians say something along the lines "we don't really want Western Ukraine because they speak Ukrainian".
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@AlexP-mi2bc because they don't live in Russia. A very simple answer.
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