Russia-Ukraine War Comparison: Russia vs Ukraine vs Belarus (1991-2021) 

You need population graph there as well. For Ukraine it looks like going from 52 million to 29 million down because Ukraine has no oil.

Russia: Putin. Because swapping between him and Medvedev didn't mean anything, Putin became Prime Minister and Medvedev was his puppet, nothing more.

Less presidents - stable country

@@amika8828 Less Presidents - less domocracy - more fuel for revolutions

@@michelhenning9311 lol. Less democracy - better fuel prices 😂😂😂

And lower salary lower quality of life lower chance

Sorry, I forgot to mention. Yes, it is in USD.

@@RankingCharts Probably should've compared PPP for a more meaningful comparison

2. They still have a PM until now, it's just that it isn't comparable to the PMs of UK or even France when it comes to power-sharing (their PM is like a US VP). Also, understanding post-USSR politics is a tricky thing. While yes Belarus was classified as a parliamentary republic from 1991-1994, their PM wasn't more powerful than the head of state. Belarus got such classification because their de facto leader was an INDIRECTLY elected (by legislature) head of state. In fact, during the time the USSR itself was collapsing during the 90s, many SSRs also got the classification of parliamentary republic but with head of state as their de facto leader, examples are: 1. Ter-Petrosyan (Armenia), 1990-1991 2. Shushkevich (Belarus), 1991 3. Gamsakhurdia (Georgia), 1990-1991 4. Yeltsin (Russia), 1990-1991 5. Kravchuk (Ukraine), 1990-1991

@@igordewitt2972 no, it is because Russia has oil

@@jevinliu4658 no oil, gas

@@TV-yi5rc Oil and gas

@@jevinliu4658 ok, gasoil)

Че

when Belarus at that time was led by Stanislav Shushkevich, the color of the Belarusian flag at that time was white and red.

@@adolftarigan4732 и что это меняет?

They aren't (sometimes). The average salary in Belarus is $5244 USD, compared to $5976 USD in Ukraine. GDP per capita is a useless measure and doesn't take political corruption and stuff into consideration.

@@089roblox1 Ooo

@@089roblox1 5000$?! In Ukraine 590$ and in Belarus 520$

@@mastershow2017 wdym

@Mr.Nobody The statistics I said are the total for just salaries and wages etc. The statistic doesn't include taxes, bills, rent, spending on any goods, etc. So after you have spent lots of money on things, you are left over with a lot left, maybe $500-$1000 USD in your case.

And oil. Peace and oil.

Prices are lower there, so it's better to look at GDP per capita by PPP

They never recovered from the fall of the USSR in that aspect

@@chrisgaming9567 aye it wasn’t actually that long ago 1990 I think

It's not Yanukovych's fault. It's Zelenskiy And Poroshenko

You mean poroshenko?

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Without the conflict Ukraine would probably be poorer as it wouldn't be getting billions of dollars from the West

For the Ukrainian economy, the worst thing that happened was the scuffed privatization after the collapse. They fucked it up big time. Politically though, Yanukovych threw Ukraine for one hell of a ride; there's a reason for the Euromaidan (and the previous Orange Revolution)

It is better to live in a dictatorship with a high standard of living than in a democratic country with a low standard of living. If you choose between Ukraine, Belarus and Russia, I would choose Russia

Russia has high level

@@fl1mes everything has a price, after years when you enjoy stability and your good life without involving in politics, you suddenly find that your country goes to full-scale economic catastrophe, and diplomatic isolation, you are mobilized to die in nonsense war and you can do nothing about it because during the time of stability when you enjoyed your standards dictator step by step made his regimen stronger p.s. Also, most of the reforms, which made Russia's economic miracle possible in the first two Putin terms, were finished in the 90th. So, its not a lot of his personal involvement in economy success at that time

@@stanislavcherepanov3465 Ukraine is the poorest country in Europe, both under dictatorship and democracy, and this is despite the fact that in the 90s we had the same standard of living. And if you say that the liberal reforms of the 90s had a positive impact on the Russian economy, then you are deeply mistaken, because growth began only when Putin canceled them :) Some of them were undoubtedly useful, but most of these reforms were harmful and destructive.

@@stanislavcherepanov3465 I was born in Ukraine and I know what I'm talking about. I also participated in the protests in Moscow against Putin and against the war in general. But if you give me a choice to live in a "democratic" Ukraine or a totalitarian Russia, I will choose Russia, because even under authoritarian rule, the standard of living here is close to developed countries.

US antichrist devil state murdering people all over the planet looting their wealth and turning them into immoral brain slaves

No

I mean, yes, i want peace in Ukraine. But i dont support us nato allies.

Hi Russophobe, You should support peace

@@maxwellsequation4887 What does that mean for Ukraine then? Peace by conquest. Peace by leveling of cities. Peace by WWII/Soviet era of civilian bombing. Peace, peace, peace... Yes, we all want peace and stability but in this world where human desires have been unchanged since man was exiled from the Garden or fell out of a tree or whatever you want to believe it has to be earned and maintained. Is Russia earning peace now? How brave Putin is... how brave the Russian sponsored militias are... how brave the foreign fighters are. What does that make the Ukranians? Are they anti-peace because they wish to exist and make their own choice?

До или после того как Киев перестал выполнять свои обязательства по выплате пособий и пенсий своим гражданам на этих территориях? Кол-во отказавшихся от гражданства ничтожно мало и на цифру не влияют.

@@subjectOrientedIlyusha "кол-во отказавшихся от гражданства нічтожно мало" ну так У них є громадянство, але грошей в бюджет вони не приносять, я про це і казав

@@pig_blanket так и гос. расходы на потерянных территориях нулевые))

@@subjectOrientedIlyusha ну так і що, ввп від цього не збільшується

А вы не заметили, что как только он пришел в 2012, ВВП упал на 1 трлн.? А?

That's called great leadership

After 2012....

@@user-hi8io9ez5n ты посмотри что он сделал до 2012 года. Спад экономики связан с Западом и Сша которые лезли во внутренние дела Украины, а значит и угроза нашей безопасности, но даже при этом Путин смог поднять экономику

@@siegeway с чего вы взяли что это сделал Путин? Это сделал Миша 2%

in your dream stop crying 1 year old kis is salty

I'm from from 2022 too, and Project "Russia" has smaller GDP than Australia 😂😂😂😂

@@user-hi8io9ez5n Hi I'm from December 2022 and GDP of Russia is back in top 5, Project "the Ukraine" doesn't exist and the EU is a frozen snowball 😃

@@user-hi8io9ez5n Australia is a very wealthy nation though full of resources, not exactly a bad thing to be compared to Australia.

@@wilhelmbittrich88 but Russia thinks that it is Great Country

@@hadrianos1 66% of Russia without gas......

Jack Hardy? Is that anything like a hard jackoff?

Shut up

Ukraine was best before Yanukovych became president in 2010

@@adolftarigan4732 no

@@adolftarigan4732 true

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