Comments by "Arty" (@arty5876) on "Russians react to losing the war" video.

  1. 3:28 - Хорошо, если граждане России должны нести ответственность за войну и получать санкции, то почему тогда никто не ввел санкции и никто даже не осудил Америку за войну в Ираке, Ливии или Югославии? Почему когда США и Запад кого то бомбят, они делают это безнаказанно, и не получают никаких санкций. А стоит России проводить такую же политику, делать то же самое, то Россию сразу выставляют Мировым злом. Война в Украине ничем не отличается от войны в Югославии. Косовские албанские сепаратисты подняли вооруженное восстание за свою независимость. Сербия стремилась подавить сепаратистов и восстановить свою территориальную целостность. То же самое и в Украине - русские люди на Донбассе, в 2014 году, подняли вооруженное восстание, провозгласили независимость ДНР и ЛНР. Украина стремится подавить сепаратистов. Ситуации аналогичные. Затем, в 1999 году страны НАТО признали независимость Косово, и провели военную операцию против Сербии в целях защиты права Косоварских албанцев на независимость. Абсолютно аналогично поступила и Россия - 22 февраля 2022 Россия признала независимость ДНР и ЛНР, и 24 февраля Россия начала проводить военную операцию против Украины с целью защиты права на независимость людей в ДНР и ЛНР. Если Западу можно, то почему России нельзя? Автор этого канала - типичный предатель русской нации, либеральный куколд
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  2. And what did Russia do wrong?
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  3.  thetimekillerx  The death of civilians is a side effect of any hostilities. Ukrainian shelling also kills civilians. But the fact is that Russia is right. Russia has legitimate and absolutely righteous reasons for invading Ukraine.
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  4.  @mariusmihai1292  Okay, what about the war in Iraq, Libya and Yugoslavia? It turns out that the Americans are also barbarians? During the war in Iraq, significantly, significantly more civilians died than in Ukraine. Is this genocide?
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  5.  @mariusmihai1292  Ukraine was a democrasy even before president Yanukovich was overthrown
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  6.  @mariusmihai1292  Albanians also committed war crimes and killed Serbian civilians
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  7.  @mariusmihai1292  in period of 2003-2007 128 thousand civillians died in Iraq
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  8.  thetimekillerx  Russia didn't started this war - the war started on april 6-7 2014, when pro-Russian protesters rised an armed rebellion against the Kyivan authorities. For 8 years since 2014 there was a war in the East of Ukraine between Russian rebels and Ukrainian punishers. In 2022 Russia came to end the war and protect the DPR and LPR independence
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  9.  thetimekillerx  who is Dugin? Dugin and other nationalists are a complete no-names in Russia. 90% of respondents in Russia don't know who is Dugin.
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  10.  thetimekillerx  Milocevic didn't started a war - the war in Kosovo started, when Kosovan Albanians rised an armed uprising against the Belgrad authorities. Just like Russians rised an uprising in the East of Ukraine in 2014. Just like Abkhazians and Osetians rised an uprising against Georgians in the 1992. Just like Chechens rised an uprising against Russia in 1991.
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  11.  thetimekillerx  I'm not resorting to whataboutism. I don't understand the Western hypocrisy and double standarts. No one sanctioned USA for their wars, despite the fact that war in Kosovo have little difference from the war in the East of Ukraine - in 1999 NATO conducted a peacekeeping operation to protect Albanians from the Serbs. This is exactly the same thing that Russia is doing in Ukraine - for 8 years since 2014 Ukrainian punishers were killing Russians in the East of Ukraine. Russia came to protect the right of self-determination of the DPR and LPR, just like NATO in 1999 came to protect the right of self-determination of Albanians in Kosovo.
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  12.  @tonyahlqvist8893  thanks
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  13.  @mariusmihai1292  the civil war in Iraq happened due to the American occupation of the country
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  14.  thetimekillerx  As for Chechnya, a significant part of Russian citizens opposed the entry of troops into Chechnya in 1994, despite the fact that terrorist and militant groups that were not controlled but loyal to the Chechen government existed on the territory of Chechnya. In 1991, Chechen terrorists, for example, took hostages on a Russian flight from Yekaterinburg to Mineralnye Vody, which landed in Turkey, where they received a ransom. Militants regularly robbed Russian trains and killed drivers. Since Chechnya was an unrecognized state, bandits from all over the former USSR gathered there. Russian russians hated the militants as a nation and carried out a frankly fascist policy - almost every day there were robberies and murders, Russians were kicked out of their apartments, which led to a massive outflow of Russians from Chechnya in 1991-1994. If in 1991 Russians in Chechnya were 52% of the population, then by 1993 - less than 30%. The deployment of troops into Chechnya was a necessary measure to stop the genocide of the Russian population and restore order and territorial integrity of Russia.
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  15.  thetimekillerx  Igor Strelkov (Girkin) and his squad crossed the border on April 12, 2014, and he got to Slavyansk only on April 14, 2014. Russian Russian protesters' armed uprising with the seizure of administrative buildings took place on April 6, 2014, and the declaration of independence of the Donetsk and Lugansk People's Republics took place on April 7, 2014. 7 days before the arrival of the so-called Russian special services and Strelkov. In addition, you have no evidence that Igor Strelkov was following orders from the Kremlin. Strelkov retired from the FSB in 2013. In 2014, he was already retired, and went to Ukraine on his own, as did hundreds of Russian nationalists who then illegally came to the East of Ukraine in order to support their own.
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  16.  thetimekillerx  The NATO operation in Yugoslavia has nothing to do with Croatia, Slovenia and Bosnia. The NATO operation took place under the slogan of protecting Kosovo's right to self-determination and independence. Similarly, Russia is conducting an operation against Ukraine under the slogan of protecting the right of the DPR and the PRC to independence and self-determination
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  17.  thetimekillerx  What does Kadyrov have to do with it? Already in the 90s, Chechen terrorists committed terrorist attacks on the territory of Russia, capturing and killing hostages, arranging explosions. The Chechens committed the very first terrorist attack on the territory of Russia back in 1991, long before the outbreak of the first Chechen War in December 1994. It was a hostage-taking on a flight from Yekaterinburg to Mineralnye Vody. After 1996, there were also terrorist attacks - hostage-taking at the maternity hospital in Budennovsk. The terrorists were hiding behind and killing Russian pregnant women. Russia withdrew its troops from Chechnya in 1996. And the terrorist attacks continued and only intensified. Then in 1999 Chechen militants invaded the Republic of Dagestan, crossed the Russian border. It was not Russia that started the second war. It was Chechen troops who crossed the Russian border. Also in 1999 there were explosions of houses all over Russia, although the invasion of Dagestan is already a sufficient reason to send troops into Chechnya. Russia defeated Chechnya in the 1999-2000 war, establishing full control over the Chechen territory. Chechnya is a rather wild and backward culturally Muslim country. They have a clan-clan system of power, and the Chechen people adhere to the opinion that their leader will tell them. Kadyrov and his clan turned out to be loyal to Russia. And years later, a Chechen who would not support Russia is a rarity. Most Chechens obey Kadyrov as their inviolable leader, and most Chechens support Russia and consider themselves part of Russia. And wars, both countries, both Russia and Chechnya, consider a tragedy and a mistake to which we should not return.
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  18.  thetimekillerx  And what can you say against my arguments? You have no evidence that Strelkov carried out orders of the Russian authorities in the Donbas. Moreover, Strelkov and his squad crossed the border of Ukraine on April 12, 2014, 6 days after pro-Russian protesters had already seized administrative buildings in Slavyansk and proclaimed the independence of their republics.
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  19.  thetimekillerx  As for Iraq, the war in Iraq is an example of absolutely unjustified and barbaric aggression against another state. Tough sanctions were to be imposed against the United States as an aggressor country that violates the foundations of the UN. USA must be disconnected from SWIFT, the United States must be cut off from International trade and citizens of the aggressor country must be prohibited from visiting other countries.
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  20.  thetimekillerx  Given the fact that Chechens committed terrorist attacks on the territory of Russia before 1999 and after 1999, with the capture and murder of hostages, with explosions, there is no doubt that the explosions of houses in Russia are also their handiwork, especially considering that the Chechens in 1999 invaded Dagestan, crossed the Russian border, in fact declaring Russia a religious war. As for Ryazan, while there were explosions of houses in Russia, the police were forced to conduct exercises to prevent such explosions. Exercises were held in Ryazan. We still have similar exercises in Russia. And the media inflated a conspiracy theory out of this, such as "the Americans themselves staged the terrorist attack on September 11."
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  21.  thetimekillerx  Chechens respect Kadyrov as well as ANY of their leaders. They have such a society. This is a typical Muslim clan society. And most Chechens have nothing against the fact that Chechnya is part of Russia. As for the political repressions in Chechnya, this is again part of their system. Chechnya is essentially a state within a state, we, the white colonialists, should not get into the course of events with them and try to impose our orders on them. They have a struggle between clans for power in Chechnya, they have their own showdowns. It's none of our business. As for the Chechens themselves, those I met were normal people. They are quite funny, strong people with pride. There is a lot to learn from them.
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  22.  thetimekillerx  You are spouting some nonsense. There is a FACT - in 1999 Chechen troops crossed the Russian, internationally recognized border and entered Russian territory. Chechen fighters entered the territory of Russia. Putin didn't need to blow up any houses to justify an invasion. Within a month of hostilities, the Russian army drove the Chechens out of Dagestan, and then the Russian military crossed over to Chechen territory. As for Chechnya, Chechnya was not independent in 1999. It was an entity unrecognized by anyone in the world, which was difficult to call a state. On the territory of Chechnya there were detachments of Islamists not controlled by the Chechen state, which attacked Russia in 1999
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  23.  thetimekillerx  Okay, they crossed the demarcation line between legal Russian territory controlled by Russia and legal Russian territory controlled by Chechnya. This is how it would be better to say. The invasion was necessary because the Chechen government was incompetent and did not control the situation in their country, so that there were armed Islamist militants on the territory of Chechnya who attacked Russia
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  24.  thetimekillerx  With regards to Abkhazia and South Ossetia, the DPR and the LPR, yes, Chechnya was also an unrecognized state, like them. Russia did not recognize the independence of the DPR and LPR until 2022 and did not recognize the independence of Abkhazia and Ossetia from 1992 to 2008. I will even say more - when in 1992 there was a war between Georgia and Abkhazia, Russia intervened in the conflict on the side of Georgia. And another little-known fact - the Chechens wanted to create a single Caucasian state, and Chechen fighters fought on the side of Abkhazia against Georgia and Russia
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  25.  thetimekillerx  Unlike the Chechens, the Ossetians did not enter Georgian territory. The rebels from the DPR and LPR also did not enter the territory of Ukraine. Do you hear the difference? Russia in 1996 withdrew its troops from Chechnya and signed a peace treaty. After that, in 1999, Chechen fighters crossed the Russian border. Rebels from Ossetia, Abkhazia and East Ukraine did not cross the border or attack Ukraine or Georgia.
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  26.  @aikhomolius4112  Finland still didn't joined NATO, and process of joining could be rejected by Turkey
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