Russians still support Putin, says Nobel Peace Prize Winner Dmitry Muratov | DW Interview

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For almost a year and four months, Russia's invasion of neighboring Ukraine has been going on. How has the level of Russian support for this war changed? Dmitry Muratov, who rarely gives interviews, spoke about this in an exclusive interview with Deutsche Welle.
The presence of a Russian journalist at the Global Media Forum in Bonn, Germany, even one so renowned for critical coverage of Vladimir Putin's regime, had prompted criticism from some quarters in Ukraine and elsewhere.
During his speech on Tuesday in Bonn, air raid sirens sounded briefly and a voice could be heard saying words to the effect of "take cover" in Ukrainian. Audience members also shouted "Glory to Ukraine" as he finished his speech.
Muratov has long been critical of the Russian invasion of Ukraine, and in the summer of 2022, he auctioned off his 2021 Nobel Peace Prize medal.
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@masterchinese28 Год назад

"In Ukraine, society is stronger than the government. In Russia, the government is stronger than society." Well said.

@melissalaboy2266 Год назад

That is well said.

@CyrilViXP Год назад

So unblock accounts of these poor oppressed ruZZians? Yeah, sure man.

@elizabethnilsson1815 11 месяцев назад

Well you need a sorbet parent's for to give a kids a good life...which is the Russian Leader.

@_Woo Год назад

The elderly expect victory, but it's the young who want peace who have to fight for it.

@AquaticJackie Год назад

Putin and the old generation should be the one on the frontline fighting for Russian victory. It's a war of theirs, not the younger Russians'.

@m......7984 Год назад

Sleepy joe wanna win

@_Woo Год назад

@@m......7984 lol wut?

@not.likely Год назад

What else would an elite expect. Who else will protect their wealth generating institutions?

@farrier53 Год назад

Old men's bruised egos to be defended by young men's lives...

@eunicehenderson9095 Год назад

Ukraine should not be forced to give up their land. The waterfront, industrial, shipping routes. Not let Russia force them into being landlocked.

@wolfswinkel8906 Год назад

but that's the only way for Russia to guarantee its security! Afterall after the war is over, Ukraine will SURELY join NATO. A weak NATO neighbor is better than a healthy one. (from a Russian point of view) This war is being fought because people are too stubborn to negotiate and honor peace deals. Good luck "standing up to Putin", lmao.

@zimtwiers9726 Год назад

Only part that would be discusable would be Donbass i think. There has been an conflict going on there for a long while. I think Ukraine joining Nato, whilst losing Donbass, should at least be considered

@louisriverin2295 Год назад

@@zimtwiers9726 ⁠Donbass has been invaded in 2014, little green men were Russians. No gifts to criminals.

@kentershackle1329 Год назад

That's why, The Minorities Citizens of Ukraine did not BEND KNEE on KieV Opressive govermrnt.

@zimtwiers9726 Год назад

@@louisriverin2295 apparantly there were issues in 2004 as well(Orange Revolution). A decent amount of discontent was already present, ofcourse Russia took advantage of that with their little green men. Fanning the flames ever higher. Whilst i would rather see Russia totally lose. I think joining Nato is already a heavy loss for them. It would mean that unlike Belarus, their dream of incorporating Ukraine will be forever sullied after that.

@archlich4489 Год назад

4:26 In Ukraine, society is stronger than the state. In Russia, the state is stronger than society. Well put, sir!

@soreeyez Год назад

This is why 🤕ill-crane is getting levelled.

@angelinashen7813 Год назад

Same as China

@justmehello5543 Год назад

@@soreeyez that's why 200k russians are in the dirt rotting or in a fertilizer bag

@yamatohime2035 Год назад

Same in USA actually. So-called leader makes trends that others follows. Of course, the said leader is not really happy.

@soreeyez Год назад

@@justmehello5543 same with 🤕 ill-crane and NAT(Orc) mercenaries.

@sooz9433 Год назад

What a wonderful interview. Thank you DW News.

@TheRealBillBob Год назад

It sucked

@Kodakcompactdisc Год назад

DW news is the best.

@Kodakcompactdisc Год назад

@@TheRealBillBob😂 you don’t like reality 🤣

@not.likely Год назад

Great deflectionist

@andrewvisser5805 Год назад

@@TheRealBillBob No, it did not suck, but it sure sounds like you do..

@Howdy606 Год назад

Look at him, looking around. He knows he's not free to say what he wants and is careful. Sums it all up.

@evaluateanalysis7974 Год назад

It looks as though he is in Germany, he is free to say what he wants.

@Howdy606 Год назад

@@evaluateanalysis7974 They have people everywhere. Doesn't have to be in Russia. They've 'dealt' with people in other countries many a time.

@coin9007 Год назад

@@Howdy606 some thing happening in Ukrain

@SimonBrisbane Год назад

@@evaluateanalysis7974 his whole body language suggests he is anxious and on edge. I would imagine with good reason given Putin’s penchant for having anyone who could potentially be a political threat poisoned. Even in foreign states.

@longandshort6639 Год назад

He is worried someone will come by and inject him with polonium

@uw0tm838 Год назад

Muratov is an exceptional man. I'm not Russian, but what he did for journalism in Russia (along with his friends and employees) is outstanding

@ponkacbg1969 Год назад

it is not their land...

@teardrop-in-a-fishbowl Год назад

What he said about the Ukrainian society and the government, same for Russia, is so true. Without that power held by Ukrainians, their fighting spirit and strong believes, the government in Kyiv has a pound to throw in the ring. Whereby the Russian government holds all the power over people, the older gen doesn't know better and still clings to that weird heroism what has nothing to do with this war, rather than with Russian nationalism and chauvinism. "Wollt ihr den totalen Krieg?" Putin asked and those still living in Phantasialand are yelling "Hurrah, Hurrah" and feel "great again". Pretty surreal, but unfortunately real.

@Electrobolt913 Год назад

Default pfp Russian supporter moment

@ponkacbg1969 Год назад

@@teardrop-in-a-fishbowl that's what you also most likely have said after getting the Pfizer vaccine. pretty surreal but unfortunately real.

@petunpetun5111 Год назад

He did nothing for journalism in Russia :)

@jettserUK17 Год назад

At this rate Russians would jump off a cliff to the last Russian, whenever Putin says jump! 🤦

@lenazubova6692 Год назад

But almost all Ukrainians have already jumped.... now Ukraine suffers from lack of new soldiers.....

@nietzchan Год назад

"Older men declare war. But it is youth that must fight and die. And it is youth who must inherit the tribulation, the sorrow, and the triumphs that are the aftermath of war." - H. Hoover

@rizkyadiyanto7922 Год назад

kim jong un: hey, i'm not that old.

@marichka2799 Год назад

And ruzzian youth has no problem with that. In fact, they enjoy violence and an illusion of dominance over unarmed civilians.

@tacioob2337 Год назад

@@rizkyadiyanto7922 what countries has north Korea invaded in the last 50 years? I'm not worried about them whatsoever

@mikekim1219 Год назад

Young people hating war because they don’t want to die and old people supporting the war they don’t have to participate. Sounds logical

@latchmere100 Год назад

I think you will find this goes back to the Cold War. If you lived through it, you would understand.

@richardbayer5702 Год назад

The protection of our common humanity should be the basic truth here.

@ziqi92 Год назад

Checks out. It’s always been this way.

@Secularworld60 Год назад

Wouldnt the world be a better place if all world leaders were just a little bit like this guy

@justingibson3413 Год назад

Agreed... 100%... If only.

@jf4908 Год назад

They need to be empathy tested before being allowed into politics... I cant understand why people unable to feel for others are allowed to rule over them. Its absurd.

@lightlayagajoie5739 Год назад

everything is 100% russians faulth and no faulth with ukrain nato or usa. only old dumb people dont understand that western version is 100% the truth. wow what a brilliant saint. Him I want to follow.

@ayoCC Год назад

to rise to power you need to be vicious, unless the strcutures of law are so robust that everything is in check. You'd need a parliament mixed of people chosen by lottery, by vote, and by scholarly achievement. Leader positions need to be split like in switzerland, there's not one president, there's 7 of opposing parties who choose one to go when doing foreign affairs

@gothatch2502 Год назад

God save the queen of United States of America.

@ABs70nova Год назад

In every interview with Putin he calls it a war.

@buddy1155 Год назад

But do you think anyone has the balls to push Putin out of a window.

@D25Reg-ie9su Год назад

Putin is a big liar…lock him up…🔓🔓👮🏽👮🏽👮🏽

@thomaskalbfus2005 Год назад

@@buddy1155 If not, the Russians don't have balls, so no wonder their losing!

@jf4908 Год назад

@@buddy1155 Just takes one :D

@thalentekhuluse2829 Год назад

@@jf4908Delusional

@craftscute Год назад

The sad thing is, it is the younger generation who will receive the brunt of dying in this war not the older ones.

@justmehello5543 Год назад

that's to kill off Putty's opposition, the oligarchs are afraid of a free Russia.

@einx6156 Год назад

Well, the older one has experienced Cold War. No one is happy, hence why they want those greatness.

@AK-tf3fc Год назад

they are dying for a nobel cause

@craftscute Год назад

@@AK-tf3fc They are dying for a madman's desire, all for nothing for being in the aggressor's side.

@michaeljohnston980 Год назад

@@AK-tf3fcyou are sick

@folkmaster101 Год назад

That was a very good interview, Dmitry is a very smart man. It would be of great benefit if all Russians saw this .

@user-ek9go3kf2w Год назад

No, he is just a soft slippery Russian imperialist.

@ilikeycoloralot Год назад

it really was

@bradleyroth9870 Год назад

Except they won't the cruel dictatorship in Russia will not air it.

@fatwombat2611 Год назад

Same. Facinating insight into Russian thinking and understandable. We usually only get to see the extreme ones.

@SoSickSry Год назад

Once a Nobel Peace Prize ...always a Nobel Peace Prize

@Ian.549 Год назад

The younger people can navigate social media to get a more balanced view whereas many older people just believe what lies they are carefully feed by choreographed state media.

@RainerMichelle Год назад

most Russians agree with killing Ukrainians and stealing their land and properties, the Russians only object to sanctions imposed by the West and they can not understand why so many people help Ukraine, Russians see Ukrainians as "Untermenschen"

@GhostScout42 Год назад

Social media is dominated by msm narratives silly

@D-E-S_8559 Год назад

Other than carpet support for the western state pro-Ukraine agenda---what by way of "balance" do you get from "western social media" or even the corporate media....??? I know of social media accounts on RU-vid, Facebook, Raptly et al that have been technically shutdown by the Machine -- I earnestly, DO NOT believe that free speech exists in the west anymore. I mean, the state ain't the one's attacking free speech, but they've got their tech gods to do it for them... VIGILANTISM IS BECOMING THE NORM, in the West, you can even see that by the laws they've started passing in Red State America....

@sayitasitis100 Год назад

Isn’t that the case for every nations state media ? Isn’t DW a state media outlet itself ?

@rrai1999 Год назад

@@sayitasitis100 Many older people in russia grew up with the soviets and probably just want something like that back

@asdsad17 Год назад

his eyes scanning around, for assassins.

@jacobrandall4891 Год назад

what a stressful existence only to be sadly true. I bet he never orders glassed drinks at restaurants to be safe

@artulyanoff Год назад

Ну его уже краской обливали

@martinbeck8451 Год назад

Completely agreed! I just hope he stays away from any kind of windows for the time being.

@gregward7255 Год назад

Excellent interview with a really bright man.

@flybefree Год назад

Seriously interesting and the voice over was great!

@roboldx9171 Год назад

The most perfect Q&A interview I have ever heard on the war in Ukraine.

@Tom_McMurtry Год назад

The national shame is the starting of and continuance of the war. Not in victory or defeat.

@headoverheels88 Год назад

"In Ukraine, society is stronger than the state." Whew. Hit me like a truck. Took me back to my Poli Sci days.

@serglet8236 Год назад

Yes. There is NO STATE in Ukraine AT ALL, CORRUPTION ONLY!

@Michael_Smith-Red_No.5 Год назад

He certainly speaks like a Nobel Prize winner.

@chizzo777 Год назад

Like Mr Lula

@aaranjackson2080 Год назад

longest running special military operation in earths entire history.

@neoieo5832 Год назад

Operation Barbarossa

@baroneleve1196 Год назад

The war will go on until every Ukrainian is dead. The entire NATO has outright failed to defeat Russia 🤭🤭🤣🤣🤣. Even stoltenberg recently admitted that NATO is tapped out in terms of weapons.🤣🤣🤣

@hamish1309 Год назад

It's not even 2 years in, it may take 10 years to fully enforce the Minsk2 agreement.

@siamcharm7904 Год назад

if russia declared war and full mobilization this conflict would suddenly look very different.

@clintinb5219 Год назад

@@siamcharm7904But most of their men will also flee the country and cause a lot of disruption too.

@michalzuk1705 Год назад

"When you can't overcome poverty, you should receive greatness instead." The sad truth to why so many support the war.

@phillipgoodwin7776 Год назад

Fair comments from this Russian guy I’d say he’s giving his honest opinion

@ivtch51 Год назад

Great interview. Dmitry, bless his soul, in the end sounded exasperated.

@andreawallenberger2668 Год назад

Very interesting, ty Juri R and DW!

@emzed1275 Год назад

In reality national shame started on the 24th of February 2022.

@CoachMischa Год назад

2014

@emzed1275 Год назад

Correct, but in the context of the topic in the interview I picked the date, the Russians jackboot started in 2014, they couldn’t deal with Ukrainian progress and development, so did what Russians do, and decided to attempt to destroy Ukraine, they cannot succeed.

@YScript Год назад

2014

@SeeLasSee Год назад

2014.

@ruiddd956 Год назад

2014

@patrickskramstad1485 Год назад

What a brave good man

@justingibson3413 Год назад

Indeed

@user-tf4lh8oq8u Год назад

He doesn 't have any brave . It 's just that in Russia they don 't put people in jail for an opinion like in Europe .. )

@ddshiranui Год назад

@@user-tf4lh8oq8u You're joking, right? The country that has officially made it a crime to call a war a war? The country that has closed down civil liberty organizations even the Soviets allowed to exist? The country that has garnered a reputation for sending assassins with nerve toxins after political opponents? The country we have seen video footage of special police breaking up peaceful demonstrations and arresting citizens for daring to voice their opinion? You're probably being paid to post this nonsense, but you should ask yourself whether your paycheck is really worth supporting a regime like that. I'd recommend emigrating like so many other young Russians who know better, before you get your conscription notice too.

@Slash766 9 месяцев назад

@@user-tf4lh8oq8uno? There’s virtually no freedom of speech in Russia, you can easily get arrested or worse, speaking against Putin.

@peacepeace4082 Год назад

Dmitry Muratov is a smart man and he is for peace

@AbuBawa-sw1ut Год назад

who is he

@soreeyez Год назад

2elensky doesn't want peace......

@jf4908 Год назад

@@soreeyez Everone wants peace but you cant make peace with psycopaths like Putler... he needs to go... that is what peace means.

@jamesferguson2353 Год назад

@@soreeyez neither would I if there was a invader in my country

@AB-sr9mc Год назад

@@soreeyez Ukrainian people dont want peace until Russia is out* fixed for you Mr Genius

@marshalllapenta7656 Год назад

What if there is no greatness to be found?

@Srw-em6iq Год назад

@@alexsilent5603 There was never greatness for russia or the soviet union, only lies and weakness.

@user-ek9go3kf2w Год назад

@@alexsilent5603 The empire strikes back.

@Mx12b Год назад

@@user-ek9go3kf2wand then in the end they die

@appletree6741 Год назад

Anger, lashing out, depression, destruction

@serebii666 Год назад

@@alexsilent5603 Envy? lol no. Repulsion. No-one is envious of the occupation and authoritarianism of Russia and the Soviet Union before it. No-one is envious of having to had followed the dictats of Moscow lest they be executed in a show trial or sent to work to death in Uranium mines. We are all repulsed by the fact that we allowed Russia and the Soviet Union to do this things to us, to for so long steal our own future and squander it themselves. We are repulsed by the Incompetence of Russian Bravado. You speak a big game and point to a glorious past, but it was nothing more than a polished turd, repulsive.

@maxmartin7080 Год назад

Very well (and carefully!) said!

@andrewjarvis3516 Год назад

Yes, what a professionally conducted iand informative nterview.Times Radio must watch, to see how it should be done.

@ianrundle5862 Год назад

The words of a wise man.👍 Ironically, it is the older Russian generation that back this war. However, very few of that generation have fought in a war, they were too young for the 2nd WW.

@scottderby5309 Год назад

The older generation has a wisdom born from experience that those younger do not have. Their inclinations serve Russian people well.

@elizabethnilsson1815 11 месяцев назад

you must be a citizens' of the US for to say such an idiota comments

@mesofius 10 месяцев назад

They're known as the generation of cowards. In Russia you usually have a cycle of a deranged bloodthirsty generation, followed by a generation of cowards.

@SanderlinMills1 Год назад

Great interview! Thank you DW for bringing this to your English speaking community ❤

@peace4myheart Год назад

Now that is a reasonable Russian.

@hellfire6372 Год назад

Dmitry Muratov is a truly Russian. Unfortunately, we lack people like these days!

@TheMarlinspike Год назад

No you don't. You simply lack them in the positions that count. That is easily remedied, with sufficient will.

@alexbukovsky4621 Год назад

A real Russian will not promote the interests of other countries in his own country. He is a common corrupt codger who will say anything for foreign grants.

@CyrilViXP Год назад

Exactly. True ruZZian imperialistic propagandist. All ruZZians will be punished for what they are doing to us. Including this man

@maureenbrophy7852 Год назад

Is he not afraid to speak out? He’s a brave gentleman 👏

@CyrilViXP Год назад

He speaks exactly what he needs to speak. ruZZians don’t like sanctions. They don’t like sanctions very much

@monsieurgrigny Год назад

Nice interview. Thoughtful fellow.

@HaleG9 Год назад

Impressive man!

@rogerwood2864 Год назад

This is why politicians should be people who don't want to be politicians.

@markschultz7232 Год назад

Break my heart.

@bonnierumboll-harding6792 Год назад

Thank you for sharing 💜

@perfectlyroundcircle Год назад

Great interview

@PETE4955 Год назад

Well they would , after 1000years of autocracy to do anything else would be incapable for them.

@alexcarter8807 Год назад

They are Dark Ages people.

@thomaskalbfus2005 Год назад

Same could be said of any European country, but most European countries figured out how to be democratic, except for Russia which is sitting in the corner of the classroom wearing a dunce cap!

@WHS_reviews Год назад

@@alexsilent5603: silent = shut it, Ivan.

@thomaskalbfus2005 Год назад

silent nice try, but I'm not British, and King Charles III has no power by the way, he is only a ceremonial ruler and unfortunately Putin is not!

@thomaskalbfus2005 Год назад

@@alexsilent5603 all Russia managed to do was murder its Czar and replace him with a series of dictators!

@kissrobert7386 Год назад

i hope he will be careful around windows and he will keep them closed on high floors, it can be quite windy there

@ArnoldVeeman Год назад

Refreshing interview! Thsnk you for that!

@vandenriesen1294 Год назад

Did Muratov give this interview in Germany? Look at the sign board behind. Muratov has no fear of Putin.

@chrisodillman3355 Год назад

Navalny also did not fear Putin.. Now he rots in a gulag while the russians still support Putin after all.

@clayroberts2951 Год назад

I think that’s the Bundestag (the German federal parliament) looking at the blue chairs behind them

@PeterPan-nh7yx Год назад

@@clayroberts2951 Wrong. It's at Global Media Forum in Bonn, Germany.

@MrMarimero1234 Год назад

Dimitri Muratov is an impressive, brave and wise Russian. His insights are valuable in understanding the present mindset of the silent Russian people. If only such people could be able lead a free and democratic Russia in the future.

@CyrilViXP Год назад

He is the fckn propagandist

@repenney Год назад

Dmitry Muratov: way ahead of the curve!

@nsevv Год назад

Dmitry Muratov gave putin a huge slap and shamed him in public, well done.

@sarjokujabi9730 Год назад

My friend this man is mad he wants to betrayed his country, what putin is doing is the greatest thing on the planet for the world peace ☮️

@steveb1325 Год назад

@@sarjokujabi9730

@michaelfaraday8391 Год назад

What do you expected him to say when it was the European who gave him his accolade. Once he goes against the west and support his country they’ll withdraw his Nobel laureate and he’ll nothing. This is the meaning of western civilization and democracy !

@brettmcneil6911 Год назад

@@sarjokujabi9730 And the winer of the Darwin Award goes to: @sarjokujab9730 !

@allentorng7242 Год назад

Dmitry only represents western opinion on Russia. He simply don’t know the real thinking of most Russian people.

@ionutsfetcu4550 Год назад

What a great human.he just told the truth for everyone to hear.hopefully some of these politicians will be listening.the citizens of Ukraine are suffering the most but no one talks about it.

@gaychristian6196 Год назад

It's nothing compared to what Palestinians have endured.

@ionutsfetcu4550 Год назад

I agree and I do know about.I’m with the Palestinians 100%.

@gutterhalo Год назад

Love the coverage

@robertwahlstrom Год назад

Very good interview

@SkyGlitchGalaxy Год назад

4:25 interesting way to put it. And accurate.

@user-py4yv9ck9f Год назад

To put in

@ilikeycoloralot Год назад

great interview. I hope he remains safe and truth propagates through russia

@JohnnyCBCS Год назад

Except that many VruZZians don’t want the truth

@69quato Год назад

This price is well deserved in my oppinion , listening to what Mr. Muratow has to say.

@NewkFritz Год назад

Wow this was insightful

@jonnyhead Год назад

This is exactly the kind of Russians we need to support and listen to. Glory to Ukraine🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦

@biswanathmukherjee4622 Год назад

Ukraine is used to kill Russian-speaking people since 2014.

@Saveliltimmy223 Год назад

Just like how we need to support the Mexicans to get there land back from America

@heartmindcoherenceponders9797 Год назад

Yeah but you keep listening to your Masters America, NATO and Cokelensky 🤭🤫🤐😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣

@dorny14 Год назад

great interview. very smart feller

@andrewvisser5805 Год назад

Excellent interview.

@EdWood110 Год назад

In the Ukraine society is stronger than the state, in Russia the state is stronger than society... So well said, wow.

@heartmindcoherenceponders9797 Год назад

In the Ukraine, NATO, America and Cokelensky is stronger than society!👌👌

@josephnulley6808 Год назад

Well spoken.......

@benjaminjohnsonboston Год назад

Slava Russia

@heidrun-zw2us Год назад

@@benjaminjohnsonboston Except for Putin and his supporters.

@benjaminjohnsonboston Год назад

@@heidrun-zw2us we love Russia 🇷🇺 and Putin so much from Ghana 🇬🇭 Africa

@heidrun-zw2us Год назад

@@benjaminjohnsonboston US hegemony is over you wrote. You seem to prefer dictator and terror states! Are you brainwashed or naive or maybe both?

@donothinger Год назад

I agree with what he says, he understands everything clearly

@Pearl-uw5tn Год назад

Sales of T-shirts with letters V and Z have dropped because those who wanted to buy have already bought them. It's one and a half years.

@mar79379 Год назад

This is sad that there’re no subtitles. Translation is incomplete!

@aikstok5960 Год назад

It is not a translation. It is voiceover)))

@ruddle-tango Год назад

That gentleman should be heard at the UN. Bravo to reason and peace! Bravo!

@michasosnowski5918 Год назад

Extremely wise man.

@mourka01 Год назад

This was very interesting

@ldhorricks Год назад

incredibly important and astute knowledge shared by Mr. Muratov...albeit sobering

@jamescameron1861 Год назад

A great interview. Personally, my view is that Ukraine should have all their lands given back to them. They were taken by force, not through diplomacy. Putin knows what's coming. It's just a matter of time

@user-qp8js5ps5c Год назад

Ukraine has no force. They lost almost everything recently. Fighting Russia is little harder than fighting Novorossia miners, you know.

@rickywright1264 Год назад

@@user-qp8js5ps5cIvan, perhaps you were asleep while your fascist hoarde lost Kherson?

@benjaminjohnsonboston Год назад

Slava Russia 🇷🇺. US Hegemony is over

@timonsolus Год назад

@@user-qp8js5ps5c: If Ukraine had “no force”, there would be nothing to stop the Russian army from conquering the entire country. But that isn’t what’s happening - Russia is on the defensive.

@timonsolus Год назад

@@benjaminjohnsonboston: US hegemony is over - but so is Russian hegemony. The future sole hegemonic superpower is China, not Russia. Russia’s future is being a Chinese satellite state.

@mikeboy0001 Год назад

Brilliant Man🙏

@kathrynseaman6482 Год назад

very creative way to check the public opinion on the special operation/war

@Eugene-rq8kr Год назад

among western people though (which are a very little number compared to the rest of the world)

@kristianfagerstrom7011 Год назад

Great interview, but: There is one more way the conflict could end: Ruzzia could withdraw from the occupied territories.

@chilli_bean_23 Год назад

Exactly! He never said that.

@Occamsrazor336 Год назад

I hope, all Russian soldiers in Ukraine will come back home to Russia. I prefer bodybags, but if they come back on their own it's also good.

@barrybrodin7085 Год назад

i prefer bodybags.

@uncle.saagnik Год назад

Hope Mr Muratov stays safe

@browngreen933 Год назад

Please avoid top floor apartment windows.

@brianharris1813 Год назад

🇺🇦🥳🇺🇦S❤️U🇺🇦🥳🇺🇦 Freedom and Peace for All Nations🇺🇦🌻🙏

@Eugene-rq8kr Год назад

@@Butters-we8wq Not Zelenski but Bidon. At Trump this would have never happened. Zelenski is just a puppet.

@jeylful Год назад

@@Butters-we8wq Well you are wrong. russia invaded because dictator pootin is thirsty for glory but he did not anticipate the West supporting Ukraine

@D25Reg-ie9su Год назад

Slava Ukraine….Stopputin ..🇨🇦🇨🇦🇵🇭🇵🇭we stand with Ukraine…from Canada and Philippines

@justingibson3413 Год назад

Kudos... And the 🇺🇸s... We stand with 🇺🇦

@deliriummtremens Год назад

Keep standing online warriors 😃🤦

@deliriummtremens Год назад

@@justingibson3413another muricano, go help them hooligan 😎🖕

@Jenkins157 Год назад

Tough questions, well answered.

@ndolba6210 Год назад

all alternative sources are closed in Germany too

@awequayzngs1780 Год назад

Since he had poisoned many lives, to remove him by whatever form could immediately stop this crazy war. Common sense.

@olivka7560 Год назад

Whom did he poisoned exactly? Give me a name and why you think he poisoned them?

@ala4952 Год назад

Thank you ,Dmitry Muratov! Respekt!

@truefiles_kgp5301 Год назад

Actually those guys not facing any problems like shortages and scarcity.

@mikhailglobus6766 Год назад

Irrispective of my opinion about the war, the tshirt argument is sheer fallacy. The market could simply be situated. How many of the same shirts can a person need?

@sumiland6445 Год назад

💛💙💜💙💛 if everyone knew the horrors Ukrainians suffer at the hands of RussianZ genocidal sadists, there would be no hestitation. What we must do is clear. Whether we will, that is THE QUESTION. 🇺🇦 🌏 🇺🇸

@fidiwiederspan7774 Год назад

Warst du da,dass du mitreden kannst?😂

@PatriciaSantos-qt9lw Год назад

Good interview but I still see he's being cautious.... Ukraine is a beautiful Nation/People 😍. Now, thanks to the magnificent Ukrainian Warriors, the world is finally learning how to properly fight runaZZorcSS. Thank you so much for your so many precious lessons, Dear Ukrainian Heroes! 💖 We in the West are learning, slowly because we're not very smart, but still we're learning. Please forgive us for taking so long to learn the obvious 😔 🙏

@jettserUK17 Год назад

@@_MerovingioThe UK: *Hold my beer* 😆

@WHS_reviews Год назад

@@_Merovingio: go tell your fairy tales in st.petersburg, Ivan. Nobody here is interested.

@stuartdollar9912 Год назад

I heartily disagree. He's speaking pablum, terrified of crossing Putin. Right now, I'm trying to figure which thorough mediocrities were nominated against him the year he was named a Peace Prize winner, because giving him the award is a complete joke.

@brianharris1813 Год назад

Freedom and Peace for All Nations🇺🇦🌻🙏 🇺🇦🥳🇺🇦S❤️U🇺🇦🥳🇺🇦

@justingibson3413 Год назад

I felt the same... He stands true to his beliefs and I respect that. But one cannot help feeling his demeanor seeing as those that speak out have a bad tendency of befalling... Or rather falling of a balcony. Which is the ways for cowards to silence those who speak truth. This was a wonderful interview. He is really a brilliant man with all his facts on point. May peace be with him and all others who speak of truth and if reason. Truth and reason will be the only way to peace for us all.

@videobyredjade Год назад

Thank you

@virgildennis5358 Год назад

Wise words, wise man ❤

@themeettrees Год назад

Its crazy how childish the elderly behave, whereas the young understand the tragedy of this war and show more wisdom.

@Ikkeligeglad Год назад

Maybe the elderly in Russia but as for me who was born early in the sixties in the west I have seen what people from Russia are made of: Imperialism, mistrust, ignorance , bieng a bully in the schoolyard, racists, homofobic and don't care of human life.

@ddshiranui Год назад

I notice it is generally often the older generations who are more set in their ways and unwilling to open their eyes. Easier to feel threatened and more prone to clinging to national pride as an escape mechanism, lacking the more international attitude of the youth. I see this in the reactionary AfD voters in Germany, the Empire-lamenting Brexiteers of the UK, the right-wing conservatives in the US etc. Of course it is worse in countries where the state controls the media, like Russia or Hungary. The exception is, I think, the generation that actually lived through the horrors of war and has experienced loss, but WW2 was too long ago -- and so I reckon most of the old folks in Russia today only remember the Cold War, the economic collapse and uncertainty that accompanied the dissolution of the USSR, and how Putin "saved" them by stabilizing the country ~20 years ago, ignorant of how his policies now have the opposite effect.

@Aisenheim Год назад

Give territory concessions and Russia will try again for the rest of Ukraine once it stabilize. Nato attacking Russia is just bs, we have no need for wars but we will not shy away from it if provoked.

@paulgibbon5991 Год назад

Remember that time a bully got what they wanted and they never came back for more? Me neither.

@neutralevil1917 Год назад

@@paulgibbon5991 Looks like you've got a short memory. America annexed only 1/3 of Mexico and never came back for the rest. Only runaway Mexican province of Texas and some lands more, but not everything

@carelgoodheir692 Год назад

@@neutralevil1917 If Russia manages to take and hold a part of today's Ukraine and many decades pass and it becomes the situation people grew up with then it will get agreed de jure in the end. But we're nowhere near that yet!!! And Ukrainians understand very well that a ceasefire now is just a breathing spece for Russia to prepare further invasions.

@stevenbaksh5545 Год назад

Man that time in Lybia in 2011 man we have no need for war

@Aisenheim Год назад

@@neutralevil1917 true and true. America is in no way or form a saint. The stability we have right now through countless sacrifices is something we need to maintain. Bickering about the past will poke unnecessary feelings like revenge that we don't need.

@TheHighlanderprime Год назад

This guy is deserving of the Nobel prize … He’s sharp as a whip.

@arnoudschrameijer Год назад

He is able to explain it very well. :-)

@myrtenuman621 Год назад

Excellent interview. Slava Ukraina!

@diazvirdani1059 Год назад

*Russia🇷🇺 still occupied oblast Luhansk, Donetsk, Zaporizhia, Kherson, Crimea.* Russia must end occupation & keep peace!

@user-qp8js5ps5c Год назад

Counterattack is not great as I see.

@filimoniwe Год назад

Finally you got someone with brain in an interview

@LoudMindsTV Год назад

Did my man pray real quick?

@robertsmith5744 Год назад

C.C.C.P. Crazy Caucasian Conscripted Prisoners

@keithrosenberg5486 Год назад

The news organizations and others keep reporting in ways that suggest that both sides should resume negotiations - on Russian terms. Presuming that Ukraine should give up a bunch of their territory. If you are proposing another Munich, that will not go over well with the Ukrainians. Or with me. It also sends a message to other tinhorn aggressors to go on the path of conquest. Peace negotiations requires that both sides are honest. Herr Putin is anything but honest.

@ThaDonJsuan Год назад

Cant reward aggression. Its like someone breaking into your house and the cops be like "well let him stay in the basement".

@donalexey Год назад

It is not Russian terms; it is actually what parts have agreed during the first month with slight modification according to the situation. Ukranian terms are just ridiculous. It is like "give up everything and we call it peace".

@ThaDonJsuan Год назад

@@donalexey if someone breaks into your house, would you give them your kitchen? Of course russia must leave ukraine entirely for peace, its common sense.

@donalexey Год назад

@@ThaDonJsuan Ukraine and Russia more like mother and father or some relatives who are in dispute of who is going to educate their son (brother in law).