Sanctions, 1 Year Later 

after the words Russia began the invasion of Ukraine, you can turn off the video because we won't hear anything interesting and truthful anymore. 1) On February 19, Ukraine began massive shelling of the independent republics of the DPR and LPR , and only 3 days later Russia began to defend them by signing an agreement recognizing them as independent republics (before that, Russia wanted these republics to return to Ukraine under the Minsk agreements) and an agreement on financial and military assistance. 2) Europe and the United States are not fighting against Russia with sanctions alone, but there are thousands of military personnel from all G7 member countries in Ukraine, and this has long been no secret. 3) After the start of the war, most of the Ukrainian refugees moved to Russia , not to Europe , because they have relatives and history here , and they are connected with Europe only by the Kiev regime . 4) Tens of thousands of Ukrainians are fighting against the Kiev regime. 5) Personally, from me, the War was created artificially by 100% and it will not end until the people at the top do not want to.

Russia invaded crimea which is ukraine in 2014

Bye petrodollar

@@velcranoxofficials9970 I bet you think that Hitler freed the Jews too. No one believes you.

Why would you advertise surfshark? Didn't you got enough money from Kremlin for this video?

So what? Other media are available?

@@legsundeer6108 чел, инст, фэйсбук, сотни независимых СМИ. Ты чо шиз? Не видишь, чо происходит?

​@@michaelistoma8356 Инстаграм, твиттер и фейсбук - в любом случае отвратительные соц. сети, которым, в большинстве своём, есть отличные замены. А так называемые "независимые" СМИ мало того, что на самом деле довольно зависимые, так ещё и банятся повсеместно, это не только российская практика.

@@michaelistoma8356 "независимые" СМИ. Это те самые которые получают финансирование из прозападных фондов?

@@michaelistoma8356 Просто впн включи и все тебе будет

Yes

True

The hypocrisy of my fellow westerners is sometimes beyond belief. So many here think we have the right to police the world and get involved in other countries affairs simply because they don't hold the same " values" as us. The smugness and sense of superiority has always been present here , no doubt about that. The old Bush Jr saying of " you're either with us or against us" is more true than ever before.

@@BoleDaPole why your comment is not showing

When you are doing the world a favour you don't need to fear sanctions.

but they wont revoke them cuz its still a profit to usa

So Steam doesn't accept Russian cards?

@@realpolitick1468 No, I have to use an internet store to do that. But they take about 10-15% of the transaction as payment. Some people use virtual cards or cards from relatives that live in other countries. I think there are other methods.

@@zerx9926 I thought Steam had suspended operations in Russia, Belarus and Ukraine tho?

@@realpolitick1468 you can't pay with a russian card and some games are unavailable (but that's publishers' decisions, not steam). everything else works just fine

adapt? Im from germany and everything is becoming expensive the AFD is at an all time high. Germany never sucked more in my whole lifetime.

Open the borders to young people from Ukraine and you will see the resilience...the resilience of standing at the borders, towards Europe, and towards Russia. You just can't imagine the queue in the Baltic countries at the border, Ukrainians bypass all the ways to get to Russia.

@@spartanrating8210 Nobody is going to fucking Russia bro. Speaking of young people leaving, look at what's happening to your country with the young people wanting to leave and escape your draft. 🤣

​@@spartanrating8210😂😂😂😂

Cuba is still socialist after seventy years of sanctions, Venezuela, Iran, still suffering but standing, just as North Korea.

Remember also that The Russian Central Bank allowed it's citizens to load up on gold and silver. Huge hedge in lowering inflation.

Amen =)

brics with India and China..they are almost at war all the time on their borders....50.000 men on each side at 15.000 thousands feet in the Himalaya... india is member of a coalition with the USA, Australia, against China. Always the same BS with the BRICS

@@adultingwithnudo9484 Totally useless...you can not sold huge amount of gold...

Not through official channels but there are many 'sneaky' ways of doing it. Also the point is not to sell it but to use it as a backing or standard for your currency in case of devaluation. Its kind of a back up plan. I heard rumours of the ruskis having alot of gold and precious metals stored but no one but them can really say as to how true it is. It was done in a very sneaky way so alot was unrecorded.

If all the countries in the world stopped using the dollar 😂😂😂 the US will collapse. One sanction can kill the entire United States of Devils

No mate no country can sanction biggest GDP of world and second biggest nuclear arsenal and they can invade whoever they want in name of freedom

@i2Sage correct

US don't need any sanctions as they are already a failed and bankrupted state without anyones help.

@@RighteousUncle but world trades in dollars that's why us can print as munch dollars as it wants without depreciation of currency

In time it will. russian budget hole is getting bigger. It is a matter of time

Economies don't crash overnight, it would be foolish and naive to expect that. Still does not mean sanctions don't work. I would wait at least 2 or 3 years or even ten.

​@@Bracket. ты типичный американский бот

​@@tuttirulla ты видимо у нас экономист на высокой должности в России, раз знаешь все про экономику России и её кризисе?

​@@npc0467как там Пыня, проглотил и утёрся? 😂

Совершенно солидарен с вами коллега.

Хоть и евросоюз с каждым разом удивляет нас насколько можно быть импотентными политически, вряд ли они допустят закрытия больших предприятий немецких и французких конгломератов, я бы скорее подумал, что это единичные случаи расширения производства вне еврозоны.

@@Ambussing уже закрываются, уже обсуждают перенос и США спонсирует это (за что ЕС выдвигал осуждающие слова где подмечали, что они нарушают торговые нормы)

​@@Ambussing-50% производства стали за прошлый год. Это, как бы, немало.

В Европе рекордная инфляция и гигантские счета за коммунальные услуги (сам в Европе живу), так что не «немного»)😊

Самое забавное что они кричат о поддержке войны при покупке рос. продукции, но почему-то не хотят "отнимать" деньги у Путина путем продажи своего продукта.

Поменялось многое для людей чья отрасль работы была санкционирована, например у моих родителей щас бы не было денег если бы не легализовали паралельный импорт

Changes here are more significant compared to yours. Energy and the deviation to food prices coming after that was shocking and probably will continue to rise. Well that is how it is when whole Europe is lead by US puppets making it vassal states. :)

The termination of SWIFT payments is the major headache. No one "closed" Steam though, you just can't fill your account funds by conventional means, only via some walkaround measures, like buying a game key outside Steam or using Kazakh currency (Tenge) through an unsanctioned bank (Qiwi bank is the most popular and arguably the easiest to use).

@@ubiwan7936 Games are not banned there man. Blizzard banned access to ow2 but i still play it

So we shouldn't do anything.. come on Putin, go towards Gibraltar because we don't want people to suffer

Iran or Venezuela?

​@@mrsnezbit2219 well you didn't do anything during Iraq or Syria or Afghanistan or Vietnam

@@doge7906 I know but I was born in 1993..

Yeah but you are not criticizing the people who were old enough to do something but instead supurted the invaders you are only criticizing Russia

Yeah, ILLEGALY, Crimea is Ukrainian you like it or not And no, the "Russian speaking population" is not a valid excuse

@@katitadeb your words reminded me of America and the part of Mexico they captured. "but this is different, you don't understand"

​@@katitadeb lol Kosovo is Serbia then

​@@katitadeb Cry about it while the Russian flag still flies over Crimea.

@@katitadeb The fact that other countries do not recognize this does not mean anything. A referendum was held. More than 83% of the population took part in it and 95+% voted FOR joining Russia. I want to note that the referendum is the will of the people

As for this video does not show 50% of the picture, it shows only 20% that is easy to understand and paint in the flags as "russia = bad".

If you want a viewpoint from outside the normal narrative, I might suggest TFI global (an Indian Channel) or IEarlGrey, produced by a Brit currently living in Russia. You could also consider checking out Steve Turley, the Duran, Jackson Hinkle, Jimmy Dore, or Russel Brand. Their western, but not beholden to any corporate narrative.

It's a little funny, but in Russia sometimes you have to work hard too. to find some channel, for example, on RU-vid, because it blocks pro-Russian channels, Google sometimes gives out Ukrainian sites in the search, Wikipedia is rewritten. Sorry, and even made video inserts in porn, where we were offered to surrender. What can we say about Bulgaria or other countries

@@morgant.dulaman8733 Вы серьезно? Человек говорит что не может посмотреть российскую точку зрения, а вы предлагаете ему вместо этого какие-то западные каналы СМИ? То есть нельзя американским холопам видеть хоть что-то незападное? Думать начнут, анализировать. Выводы могут другие сделать. Тогда понятно почему такая жёсткая цензура на Западе.

@@margo7059 Thank you for putting all of that in another language so that I had to put that through a translator. But to answer your question, I gave him 1. An Indian channel that has by no means followed the mainstream line of discussion regarding the matter (they even endured a subscriber drop earlier last year because some thought they were being too pro-Russia, yet they stuck to their guns in their reporting). Their coverage has ranged from battles to geopolitics and trade. 2. IEarlGrey is, again, a Brit living in Moscow and uses Russian sources ranging from news to individuals he's personally met and discussed with to share the Russian point of view in a way that can be achieved on YT without the ban hammer coming down. From what I've seen, its been a mix of the war itself and how Russia's been weathering the sanctions rather well. 3. The Duran provides military analysis on the war itself, far more objectively than many "experts" drummed up on mainstream sources I might add. 4. Steve Turley focuses on the cultural sphere, and as an Orthodox Christian and a professor who discusses topics of retraditionalization and how nationalism is rendering modernism and globalism outdated (and I might add, focusing at times on how the church views the war), he brings a look into this that challenges notions of this being about the "free" west vs the "despotic" east. 5. Hinkle I think has become something of a fan of Putin (or at least his opposition to NATO expansionism), while Brand and Dore often argues against military adventurism overseas. None of these claim to be completely objective, but they do bring actual facts and challenge the narrative presented in mainstream news. This is why I provided these sources. His complaint was about not being able to provide sources from the Russian point of view, so I was giving the next best thing: channels that at least challenge the mainstream narrative and are willing to consider the non-NATO point of view. Or if you really think I'm all about only giving the "acceptable" version of events, how about you check out a video I made all the way back when this war first started: "On the fun times out east." It's only twelve minutes long (albeit with more stuttering than I'm proud of). Tell me if you think even then I was buying or selling the narrative while so many were already in lockstep.

I'm pretty sure what the Russians are currently doing is the height of their military might, so I'm not worried about further invasions into other European countries. However nuclear war is always possible and should be avoided at all cost. The Russians have been much more tolerant of our meddling than I expected. Kind of makes sense, nuclear war is a loose loose. Unless we directly invade Russia, I don't think they'll even consider nuclear war with NATO. However, I could see them using tactical nukes in Ukraine if Ukraine is too successful. I would prefer it if that didn't happen, especially since I live down wind from the fallout..

Whether or not it escalates is entirely out of western hands. If someone tries to steal your car, and you fight back, they're not magically absolved from criminal responsibility because you resisted. They're still the criminal and they ultimately created both the situation and its extremity.

Not likely. Russia will puppet Ukraine and annex some of its territory. But there is no where else for them to expand.

@@Embassy_of_Jupiter You should worry. Not cos of Russia invading another country anytime soon, but cos of China eventually being pushed by Europe following the US' dictats enough to finally form an alliance with Russia and create its own foreign bases right on Europe's doorstep. And another possible partnership with Iran. They know exactly where they can draw the US out if they need to strike them - defending Europe and helping Israel. All it'll take is an Iranian nuke for instance, and the shoe will be on the other foot with the US fighting a major war against an enemy backed by superpowers. And then there's Europe after. Don't push your enemies together - it's playing with fire. Right now the US is doing just that.

It's gonna get a lot worse before it gets better

Эх щас бы в яндексе гуглить да у китайцев паленые видяхи покупать. Decent russian counterparts это китайщина с ценником х3 (привет москвич) и больше ничего.

@@blindvic4334 ассортимент видеокарт который был - такой и остался, а яндекс прекрасный браузер которым я пользовался за долго до 24 февраля (если что кто хочет пользоваться гуглом - тот может до сих пор без всяких ВПНов)

@@blindvic4334 помимо китайского предложения есть также параллельный импорт. Ситуация существует всего один год, спрос на продукцию высокий, отсюда и цены

@@blindvic4334 да и согласитесь, с сегодняшним уровнем стандартизации, аналоги действительно достойные)

@@flicker2891 расскажи мне, друг, когда это в России последний раз цены снижались? Даже не мечтай, видяшки только по тройному прайсу, айфончики и Москвичи из китайского пластика тоже. Это новая реальность. А кстати, почему на продукты то с бензином цена взлетела, они тоже по параллельному импорту чтоли?

скинь аву плез

India and China will take time to replace European gas imports. They might be able to finance construction, but that means far less profit than what Europe would have paid in gas.

Sanction and frozen reserve are not consequences for the US and it's allies after all

India buys very little gas from Russia they actually buy crude oil and that to only because Russia offers it to them at cheaper prices than the market price. India is basically taking advantage of the situation to buy cheap oil and Russia will hv to sell it to them barely able to cover the principle cost

India and China combined cannot replace the loss of the European market. It's not about how many people buy your oil and gas, but how much they pay for it in aggregate.

​@@richardarriaga6271 China alone already replaced Europe's gas imports cope harder LOL

5x more

I heard 5 x

@@vladimirputain-vz1qo And you don't know that even BASF shutting down their plants? I work in this industries. Germany de-industrialization era has just begun.

@@vladimirputain-vz1qo Keep spew the lies and fantasy as Western Media. Ghost of Kiev, Bucha massacre's and now economic oblivion? Jajajajaja, Even the Bloomberg headlines, Ruble Surpasses Brazil’s Real as Year’s Best-Performing Currency. Can't even make that one up. LOL.

​@@CheloScotti lmao 😂 im from Poland and we pay 40% more for LPG not 5 times more lol

The sad part is that the EU and the domestic federal politicians in the EU (who are exempt from paying taxes) get paid such a high salary that the rise of their self-created-inflation is none of their concern. In short they care about their ego's and their 'global game of stratego' more than about the well-being of their citizens - they just assume we get by. These self proclaimed and unelected leaders simply don't feel it because they are disconnected from the daily realities of life of the people they are supposed to represent. They have understood however that greed and power tastes far better than popularity with the people that granted them their political seat. What they don't understand is that people are fed up with a system that gets more expensive every year, but fails to evolve for the better from their perspective. Furthermore, they feel they are entitled to call out that all the things they think, say or do is the will of all of us or the majority. Which is a far cry from reality.

Good luck without access to Western tech. How long do you think the civil aviation will be able to keep planes flying? And what about chips that are used in everything from fridges to cars and military hardware? Russian is in managed decline. Sanctions have only been in place for a year. The final destination looks like North Korea.

@@br1c3led In your eyes, Russia is a 3rd world country. That might be your point of view, but that doesn't mean it is true. Let me explain... - Russia has been a superpower since the end of world war 2 and that is not because it was dependent on western technology - something called 'the cold war' was going on. Look that up if you don't know what that is, and NO it was not cold because we didn't import Russian gas. - I fail to understand why the USA is so damn interested in Russian military technology, if they are so sure that Russian fighter jets and such were inferior, as you put it. - A country that is big enough (like Russia) to be self sufficient in all aspects of its economy can do a permanent lock-down from the rest of the world. Just if this didn't compute with you yet... sanctions by EU Politicians are felt by the citizens of the EU, not the people of Russia, and certainly not Putin. Unfortunately these EU politicians get paid enough not to feel their own imposed sanctions neither. That's a bit of pity actually. The only decline I see here is that the west is starting to look like that fat lazy self-entitled elitarian society the Roman empire was at the end of its cycle. Woke politicians and degenerate laws. FAA managers that are worried more about words like 'cockpit' and 'NOTAMS' and need to see definitions or words changed because some snowflakes could take offense to something that wasn't meant to offend in the first place. Covid debacle cover-ups, lies, vaccine mandates, mask mandates, rising prices in food and fuel, Holland, Canada and France growing more despotic by the minute. Build Back Feudalism Better, WEF meetings, hypocrisy manifesting itself at unseen levels politically, banks failing... shall I go on or have I enlightened you a bit in how this world really works? In short: Russia is a far cry from North Korea, no matter how much you wish it to be so.

@@br1c3led First of all. Not a year. Russia was under a sanctions since 2014 i belive? All that Crimea thingy. Second. Do research on Iran sanctions, decades. Iran people endured it for decades. Did they become North Korea? No. So.. about that final destination that you see for russian people..

Wow man cerfull with that copium, that stuff might mess you up real badly

yes, the lowest performing economies including the paper tiger aka red china which has now brutal downturn

@@sleepete12 where are you from?

You have an extra C in BRICS. Brazil, Russia, India, China, South Africa. To start with, China and India hate each other, they nearly went to war last year. India wants to keep Russia at arms length for historical reasons. China and Russia haven't really gotten along since the sino-soviet split. In Russia, "China's final warning" means an empty threat. South Africa has some serious internal problems that will trigger a flame war if I went into more detail, so I doubt they would be willing to make major power plays any time soon. Brazil has potential, 1/5 ain't bad. Now, let's wave a magic wand and make those problems disappear. Portugal will still want to be paid in US dollars. So will France, Germany, Japan, Mexico, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, etc. This means that BRICS countries would still need to use US dollars to trade with other countries. The US dollar is by no means fated to be the world's reserve currency forever, but it will take a lot of capital H history to change that.

Lol Brix. The most efficient structure. Half of its participants have defense contracts with the US... And India is generally in a treaty against China.

@@yurik8468 Your statement holds no weight at all.

sad reality that noone talks about in media..

При этом в С-Пб у меня за ку выходит 110 евро в месяц за Всё, квартира 3 комнаты и кухня, 82 квадратных метра. Зимой так жарко что окна всегда приоткрыты и поветривается квартира. Дом новый. Цены в магазинах не меняются, практически. Разве что на огурцы - не в сезон до 3 евро за КГ подскочила цена, но уже упала...

Проебалтика. А вместе было лучше.

😪

Well, its a war going somewhere, what do you except? To live the same as nothing happened?

Typically you'd ideally want a trade balance. If you attempt to focus exports that's usually for a political reason since your country is likely missing out on potential consumption when you export too much.

I think you're focusing too much on international trade. Most economic activity will occur entirely within the same country. Thus, imports vs exports should not be the main focus, especially if that focus is at the expense of the domestic economy.

*slaves export,masters import.*

the 60% of our GDP is locally made.

Indonesia needs to start ramping up it industries (especially the heavy industries), services and processed goods. As of now, most of Indonesia’s exports are raw materials.

wake up against Putin

​@@Chaldon-hl6yk As I know his money were stolen by Europe and he doesn't have a war with Cyprus. Russians spend a lot of money here.

Agreed.

Кому ты это говоришь, Ильнур, уважаемый? С кем разговариваешь?..

@@argonaut5617 Со зрителями видео. Тяжело догадаться?

Lies again? Special Agent Expect The Unexpected

IMHO people who were poor af are now even more poor. ИМХО люди, которые еле сводили концы с концами теперь еще беднее.

Сирия, Ливия и Иран являются сторонниками международного терроризма, как и Россия. Это поведение, которое мировое сообщество не может терпеть и которое логически ведет к санкциям против этих стран.

@@timbow614 Украина является сторонником мирового терроризма, как и США финансирующая террористические группы по всему миру. Это поведение, которое Россия не может терпеть и которое логически ведёт к взаимным санкциям и пике мировой экономики и поиску новых союзников и отказу от нефтедоллара. Ну и к Уно дос трес офк

штаты еще живы благодаря сильному оружейному лобби (им нужно продавать технику и оружие созависимым и ментально слабым государствам - """партнерам"" по НАТО) - они как паразиты, сосущие кровь из остального мира,чтобы выжить...они готовы даже на теракты пойти лишь бы уничтожить конкурентов))

@@L1kandr Вы хотите отвлечь внимание от российского террора в Украине? Это не работает.

@@timbow614 никто не отвлекает, просто задают резонный вопрос - а что нужно впринципе делать, что санкции в конце концов не упали на голову тех, кто не нравится западным силам?

with "more reliable partner" you must be meaning china, the new owner of russia

@@arianitonline8748 china turkey india brazil, south africa, saudi arabia iran, etc. but yeah the main one will definitly be china and india

@@gizel4376 hahaha again, russia is already owned by china

@@gizel4376 as an Indian i do agree here our investments and business dealings have increased a lot with Russia ever since the war started, not just oil but also medical industry supplies and many of the small auxiliary things have increased a lot with Russia which comes under trade since the sanctions and stuff got imposed, becomes more apparent with rupee rubel trade etc but yea China with their Industrial backbone supplied by the west has been the major support for Russia right now which i blame the US since they are ones who helped China into becoming the global factory and with earlier soviet connections US should have seen it like this since 1990 when USSR broke up they been quite lagging behind and not with forethought into tackling comminism.

Well if you consider that russia will spend next 15 years to grow its economy to pre-2022 levels its definitely worth it. However russia is a 3rd world country and majority of russians already lived worse than many Africans do in countries like Nigeria, one less loaf of bread here and there won't make the difference. Savage mentality trapped in the 14-18 century philosophy will resist.

Had to get bailed out by IMF a couple of times. Your oversimplification is wrong.

Thats a simple lie

Абсолютно прав

Westerners will never learn...

yep, blindness is a religion in Europe.

США в отношении экономической войны с Россией пострадали не существенно т.к торговый и финансовый оборот стран достаточно скудный. Но о штатах следует упомянуть как о главном месте оттока европейских капиталов. Снова в Европе война и снова сша вытягивают экономику из Европы.

yup.. european are the same always play double standard

Maybe the US isn't that important, I mean, you haven't invaded anyone for years:)

@@galimbertino4939 You mean america,it worships blindness as "ignorance is bliss"

The Chinese have exploited this opportunity like there’s no tomorrow.

i am happy for that! go Rusia! latin america is with you

The sanction are only making Russia Indigenous.

​@@CheloScotti de hecho no.

cause everything is made in china anywhere. All you are paying for is the brand... it is essential the same product often made in the same factory with different levels of quality control as specified by the customer. If the US had not attacked China via economic warfare... China might have been more inclined to obey US directive... as they would not want to lose US business. But now, everyone and their grandmother knows that once Russia is destroyed, China is the next target of attack... and given the military built up in SEA... looks like the US is getting impatient and might start the military attack on China before obtaining a Russian defeat.

Stay strong my Russian friend- Do not let the perverted communists (nato) bully you and try to demonize you. They're the real demons!

Made me lol too

I came to the comment section exactly to point this out too (l)

6:57 to timestamp

Yeah, very fitting xD

THEEEESE WAAFFLES they SUCK

Просто большая часть населения нытики которые не способны добиться заработка выше 20тысяч . Это грусно

Thanks for your opinion. Russia is not a superpower and it relies on foreign trade. It just found other ways to get the needed goods via other countries who are not that willing to put sanctions on Russia

@@alexg4927 Russia is superpower. Maybe not economically, but in terms of military power and natural resources, yes

@@axelous_nd Only in natural recources. Last year and their wars in the past since WW1 proves they are not a superpower militarily and economically. If they were, Ukraine would have been conquered many times over and their 3 day operation would have been completed in two days. Militarily russia has been very laughable for a long time and all their power is mostly propaganda. They appear strong militarily because they can and will put every man, women and child into the front lines with a gunpoint should they want and needed. Russian wars has always come with extremely high casualties and that tactic is not very sustainable tactic in a long term.

@@alexg4927 Russia is the energetic superpower and that is the fact. Also military too

@@deepsixd6620 If they were a superpower, they wouldn't be bogged down in a war against what even before it used to be one of Europe's poorest and most corrupt countries. Don't even talk about NATO helping or whatever, Russia screwed the pooch well into the opening days of the war, before any significant resources started pouring into Ukraine. It has gigantic energetic resources, true, but that doesn't really boost your nation's GDP if you're selling at a massive discount and when you just basically lost your largest trade partner. They are reorienting towards Asia, but that will take years and maybe even decades to complete, as not only is Asia not buying at the same rate Europe was, the infrastructure to supply it with such massive amounts doesn't even fully exist yet.

@@andyskyfall3891 what are they supposed to trigger then? They didn’t damage Russia’s economy, they made the civilians more united and even patriotic, even some brands that allegedly “left” the Russian market are still working with Russia, using different names in order to avoid the restrictions....so what’s the aim of all those sanctions? I’ll be grateful if you explain it to me

@@andyskyfall3891 thts what author said in the video, thats why i wrote about it

And MY life was drastically changed. In a bad way I also live in Russia. So speak for yourself, OK? It's different from everybody

@@laniakeas92 что для тебя так трагично поменялось?

@@andyskyfall3891 1. How is this gonna happen? Elaborate. 2. All of them are still active in Russia...the names were changed but the stuff remained the same...

Получается в длительной перспективе делает только лучше и дешевле. Точно сказано.

hahaha, the sanctions will make us strong for sure (no)

довольно сильно ощущаются в области автомобилей, в остальном действительно почти незаметно

@cubecrusher Я бы с удовольствием там погостил.

@Alibek Kuanyshbek епало завали. Не суди людей по себе.

По среднему классу думаю сильнее всего ударило, богачи и бедные действительно ничего не почуствуют Гордиться этим особого смысла нет по факту) сбережения в рублях\ в валюте были? аренда? инвестиции на свою пенсию? если школьник или студент то конечно пофиг

@@EvillNooB Стоп, а как сбережения в рублях повлияли? И зачем мне деньги в другой валюте? Причем тут аренда? Инвестиции на свою пенсию? Господи о чем ты? Я простой Россиянин, у меня зарплата в рублях, все финансовые транзакции внутри страны я провожу через через рубли.

спасибо, что сказал(а) про то, что хватает деталей: последний год мне очень страшно летать из-за разговоров об их дефиците

Domestic flights are even cheaper now cause there is a lot of free planes for us to fly on. Like company lost their international clients so they end up with more "product" that they can "sell"

Эти два самолета (737-900) принадлежали раньше ГТЛК. Просто их вернули из Индонезии, где были они ранее отданы в лизинг

Гражданская авиация ещё с 20го года умирает

@@dungeonmaster4930 гражданская авиация умирает с 91 года

🤣🤣

It would be great if they leave India as well. They will do doing us they favor.

i hope they do and create another flavour like fanta

They suck ass anyway most of us the northern Africans drink other brands

​@@TaydolfSwifter but Fanta was created by coca cola because they didn't want to leave...

That has already happened in the Russian agricultural sector,they banned importation of wheat from Europe, now Russia is the world's largest producer of wheat and European farmers permanently last that market.

Russia can't produce high tech, they have experienced a massive brain drain in the last 30 years and they're reliant on western technology. And materials. Right now they're simply importing Chinese technology. No matter what this Kremlin propaganda gobbler thinks, Russia has suffered in a major way. Sanctions don't work overnight. Russia seized nearly 1000 aircrafts that were foreign in Russia and have stripped them down to replace spare parts.

@@ren2871 Russia produces high tech,they have just been for military use due to comparative advantage.

@@alphabogeyman7462 their high tech is comparably weaker to that of Western nations. Sure, they have some high tech industry but they can't compete. Look at the Sukhoi jet, they could barely complete the production of the superjet 100 and a singular amount of countries beside Russian airlines placed any orders for it. Now after the sanction Russia says they will build 3 other variants of produce hundreds more by 2030. Sure thing lol.

@@ren2871 The West will pay a price too, the sanctions have accelerated the volume of non-dollar transactions with countries not wanting to keep their foreign reserves in the West going forward. This is the first time Africa,Latin America and Asia are defying the US and the West at large and refusing to bulge. Within a year, South Africa,Iraq,Saudi Arabia,Russia and Iran are now doing large volumes of trade in Yuan,even ISRAEL of all countries.

Well, okay. But Russia is losing some of its power and will not be so strong. And I sympathize with you, may God protect you from what is coming in Asia.

совершенно верно

ну, по итогу все равно сократила. Насколько я помню, трубные поставки даже через ГТС Украины сейчас прекращены.

@@Trailbuilders_ru Тем не менее, в самом начале по сути покупатели сами отказались платить те же евро и доллары (с обязательной конвертацией в рубли уже внутри страны), а потом уже пошли другие события (ремонт турбин и т.д.). Через ГТС Украины разве прекратили?

@@SergeyGalichkin ну там объемы вроде процентов на 40 снижены по сравнению с осенними

@@SergeyGalichkin Смешные объёмы. Сейчас даже испанцы, которые больше всех скупали рос. СПГ начали искать альтернативных поставщиков. Поляки построили новый СПГ терминал, немцы достраивают+ вкладывают кучу денег в альтернативные источники энергии

It seems that commodity exports are still robust, despite some challenges in finding new buyers. Based on volumes of oil exports to India, it is highly likely that there were help from OPEC countries which let Russian oil companies sell to India and quickly compensate the losses on western market. Without silent help from OPEC it probably would be hard to get so big market in a matter of months.

@@IgorKravchenko_ The sanctions aren't about volumes, they're about price. They're not designed to get Russia selling less oil, quite the opposite actually. They are in place so it has to sell lots of oil, to get anywhere near the same revenues. This stops them being able to choke supply and drive prices up for everyone.

@@ionnanskilliorus6877 it makes no sense, the more oil Russia sells, the higher leverage it has on the market and more ability to choke supply

your comment is more logical than his entire video. You give him too much credit, he's dick riding russia here with no stats but some shitty bias headlines from the press

@@IgorKashin Russia isn't selling more oil because of leverage, it's necessity. If it decides to choke supply, it's doing itself and the ones it's selling it to more damage than anyone else. Plus the US are already making moves to make it even less significant, with the lifting of sanctions on Venezuela. They have huge reserves, that can more than make up for even all Russian oil coming off the market entirely.

Клоун, цель не в том чтобы русских в нищету загнать, че ты пишешь о своем достатке

​@@louis-bloom отвечу клоуну. Ок, если не в этом цель то и нехер их обсуждать. Если мы продолжаем жить своей нормальной жизнью то и прекрасно

@@louis-bloom Нет клоун тут ты, так как конечная цель была ослабить не только военную машину России, но и общую жизнь людей для дальнейших манипуляций из вне, и дистабилизации правительства. Как показывает история с тем же Ираном, Сирией и этот список можно продолжать дальше, а всё чего добились это более сплочённого общества я не видел. И наконец то выделились либерасты и маргиналы, что маскировались под просто прогрессивных людей.

@@ctdivr9636 отвечу главному клоуну, ага, мужчины идут умирают на войне оставляя своих семей без отцов, и да в смысле нехер обсуждать олух, санкции и для того чтобы Россия не зарабатывала в тех областях где сильно помогают военному продвижению и тд, ты думай почему россии так и не удалось захватить даже треть украины, изза поставок вооружения украины? Не только, экономика подкосила вот и им приходится брать паузы, без санкции украину бы уже наполовину схавали

@@Edartos слушай клоун, какие манипуляции извне? Чтобы что?

Don't worry we Indians are your real friends 👍

Да весь мир зависит от нескольких стран держателей технологий.

russia started at least 3 wars in last 20 years. US started 0. US seems more stable and reliable partner than russia

@@reekreason2082 what no are u crazy 😂

точно также, как ты зависишь от просмотра американского ютуба,

смотря где конкретно.

Name 1 legit site that is blocked in Europe (No russian propaganda BS)

@@beniaminradomir9798 All gambling websites outside of Switzerland are banned in Switzerland. I have to use a VPN to access them

@@beniaminradomir9798 Legitimate for whom? Mainstream? Both sides use propaganda...

@@fl1p211 Stop gambling you moron

للحفاظ على الأنشطة للاستمرار على المدى الطويل ، من المهم مستوى معين من الربحية

@@knucklec7m754 DA

@@arienhuyser5793 and now

Nah no worry. CN stands with RU. 😎

Interests of the parties to the conflict in Ukraine: USA: limitation of supplies of raw materials to the EU, increase in the cost of goods of European industry EU: supply of cheap labor from Ukraine, lowering the cost of goods, securing Ukraine the status of an agricultural appendage of the EU Russia: defending sales markets for Gazprom and Rosneft from the US, annexing new territories, appropriating resources and expanding spheres of influence Ukraine: protecting the property of Ukrainian oligarchs, stealing lend-lease, revanchism (go to Crimea at the expense of the West) China: supporting the existence of Russian commodity monopolies I think that the conflict in Ukraine is pure oil and gas.

that is so fucking wrong wtf... no country at all is profiting of the war. "ukraine is only defending the property of ukrainian oligarchs" my brother they are fighting for their homeland and being invaded by russia?

@@VocalBear213 No, that's just one of the reasons. And the reason is not the most important.

Except for few countries around the world, all other countries and people support Russia

Me too. I can’t wait for the BRICS summit and which country/ countries will join BRICS.

Keep overdosing on that hopium

@@shtyry7150 nah... keep high on your sanction 😆

@@mulkanmulkan5620 oh we will.

@@shtyry7150 on weed i mean 😆

Колво бездомных кошек в районе уменшилось

Видимо у них пошла аллергическая реакция на собственную отраву

simple we removed a cancer so improvement comes with rehabilitation

@@AtemerusRhayli What's the cancer? European Wealth... no Europe used to have wealth beyond everyone's wildest imagination, but then Germany closed all of their Nuclear Reactors, which gave them nigh-Free Electricity, heating, etc. Most European nations closed down their Nuclear Reactors, and then their inflation rates began skyrocketing, then they started to destroy their own infrastructure, and then they began to destroy their own wildlife, by putting up automated bird killers, aka Wind Turbines. Then they stopped mining for their own coal, and then they started trading with Russia to support their own infrastructure, and then they sold all of their coal mines to Russia and China, and then they like the idiots they are, put up sanctions against Russia, the sole nation to PROP UP Europe's fake economy. And now we're in this hellhole of a situation where Inflation is rampant and only increasing...

because a lacking supply of energy hits far quickerand can not be so easily compensated for in the short term. in the video he mentioned how dependend europa was on russian ressources and thus the impact was imediate. in russia, since they still had a good amount of money due to the giant tradesurplus they could compesate the sanktions for a very long time. But in the long run the brain drain and loss of trade and so on is more damaging. Russia is cut of from more productionvalue then "the west" is so it will hit russia in the long run more then "the west"

@@TheSommN Everything will be, but in the future this is a favorite forecast of people who are not sure of the result. I don't mean you, but the politicians. Brains in Russia do not end, if some have flowed away, then others are born. To think that technology is something exclusively Western is the result of your propaganda work. The Russians once relied on a technological partnership with the West (energy for technology) but I hope they don't make that mistake again. And finally, almost all mathematical and physical Olympiads for schoolchildren and students are won by ethnic Russians or Chinese, if you are already talking about brains))

Artillery rounds don't need chips. You're grasping at straws.

@@Wasbo Also the military doesn't use the latest chips. Both Russia and China can produce their own chips for military use.

@@Wasbo PGMs certainly do

Surprisingly, invasions feature more ammunition expenditure at the beginning stages than later on.

@@Wasbo people do need jobs though.

but I can buy Mountain Dew in small shops and markets... Not supermarkets.

@@andreylarin3758 Повезло, искал в парочке местных магазов, у меня нигде не продается(

@@Zomglulz надо смотреть мелкие частные магазинчики. У меня например в доме есть такой.

@@andreylarin3758 да я знаю. Искал в таких же, рядом с домом. В одном даже доктор пеппер остался, но маунтин дью нету

The biggest reason why the UK is doing worse is because every single service has been underfunded for over a decade. Just blaming brexit provides a handy cover for the politicians who ran down the economy before Brexit even occurred.

Brexit was a great opportunity to break free from the EU. But instead of going around the World doing what Brits do best, that is doing business with everyone everywhere the UK government spent the last few years in an anti-Russia and to an extent anti-China hysteria. Throw in covid and sanctions, and here we are.

Brexit in itself didn't harm the UK, it was the terrible handling of post Brexit that really sealed the deal. They got royally boned by the EU, and now Richi rich is trying his best to reverse it, not because it's best for the UK but because it's best for his portfolio. One cant blame him either, why would he be worried about British wealth when most of his is spread across the world? It's only natural for one to want to protect his assets. Previous PMs did this too but they had most of thier wealth tied to the British economy, meaning that if the economy failed they did as well.

But this guy was also positive about crypto, so...

rusia isnt in EU either.

Then again, you are literally a russian bot, so....

@@et34t34fdf you are simplifying things. You think everything is just black & white. While in reality everything is much more complicated. Maybe you're just young kid. Every Russian is a bot, blah blah blah. Ukrainians are saints, blah blah blah... Well kid no. For example I am rooting for Russian army in this war, while at the same time I am heavily against Putin. I was even sentenced for participating in rallys... So yeah wish u luck living in your simple b&w world

Вместе европейских компаний пришли китайцы в основном.

200K literally died in Ukraine. You're a literal sociopath for thinking anything is better for Russia. But I think your post is just a gigantic cope anyway. No way you believe that.

@@Khan-oz9dx и что?

Nobody said this. Uncomfortable truth

Yes, German economy shrunk tremendously due the the sanctions. Lots of heavy industries will be moved abroad. So even when it looks now that we are doing fine , I see dire consequences in the near future

damn. talk about the backfire. all definitely in the best interests of their citizens.

Bullshit, BASF has more employees than in 2021.

The difference is that Germany still holds its hands on critical chem tecnologies and has a great knowledge of manifacturing and managing. Russia, or Brics have not. I'm not bragging about that, I don't even like the situation, but that's it Edit - TBF those are the numbers: 2021 111,047 2020 110,302 2019 117,628 2018 122,404 2017 116,126 2016 113,830 2015 112,435 2014 113,292 2013 112,206 2012 113,262 2011 113,452 2010 111,724 2009 So it seems more covid related than anything, 2018 was the peak at 122. workes, but you judge

@@farfaraway2212 Yes, natural gas is used to heat the giant greenhouses to grow vegetables like cucumbers at very low profit margins for supermarkets on fixed contracts. With the increase in natural gas prices, a lot of greenhouses have gone out of business as they cannot increase their prices. this has caused a shortage in the supermarkets. This is just one example.....

Им до звезды. Это другое, ты - не понимаешь.

Yeah. Also Ukraine has zombie pigeons and nazis, who walk all over the place and eat babies for breakfast. And Covid-19 happened because of Ukraine. True story. Seen it on the First Chanell myself

Politicians don’t care about people in any country!

Dude don't even try, they won't believe you. Most of them live on their western bubble and call this "Russian propaganda and lies". I wish they could see what kind of hell Ukrainian regime been causing in 2014. Shit is unreal.

nice try, russian bot

The cost on the EU will last decades...that much is obvious. We only can guess what will happen with Russia, because OBVIOUSLY everyone underestimated Russia.

But the cost of EU and UK citizens is felt on every front.

@@lvt2050 Is it obvious? Already were moving to green energy anyways and petrol products is all Russia has to sell.

@@lockejohn18 lol...if green energy were anything but hype we wouldn't suffer as much.

@@greensleeves8095 so true...we are paying for greedy politicians to play who has bigger willy ...so angry

How isn't it aggressive if Russia keeps pushing to annex Ukraine despite resistance from the latter? This has always puzzled me.

@@romdotdog Товарищ, напишу по-русски. Уничтожение и захват янки Конфедерации Штатов Америки является агрессивной акцией? Украина - это просто юго-западная часть России, которая отделилась из-за коллапса СССР. Страны иногда распадаются и соединяются. Так бывает в истории! Если Техас отделится от США и кто-то будет накачивать его оружием и началась бы война, вот было бы веселье. Запад должен навсегда запомнить, что его вмешательство дорого ему обойдется!

@@filosofiyaistorii I get it now. That's a good analogy. However, I would say the Confederate States of America broke away for slavery while Ukraine broke away for democracy. So, do you think authoritarianism is better than democracy?

@@romdotdog Политические режимы приходят и уходят, а территории и человеческие жизни бесценны. Чтобы вы выбрали, жить в отдельном "демократическом" Техасе? Или в единой "авторитарной" Америке (помнится Рузвельт там был пожизненным президентом), у которой есть шанс на светлое будущее. А если ваша страна раздроблена, то у нее мало шансов на стабильное и мирное развитие. Распри и войны способствую появлению "авторитарных" режимов. И я скептически отношусь к такому пониманию реальности. Существуют элиты, которые правят странами. Поэтому вы неверно истолковываете происходящее ка борьбу демократии и автократии. Есть процесс усиления России и США невыгодно это. Им нужно, чтобы в Евразии всегда были войны. Чтобы в Европе был конфликт (Россия-Украина). Чтобы на Ближнем Востоке была война (Арабы-Израиль). Южная Азия (Индия-Пакистан), Восточная Азия (Китай-Тайвань). И везде Америка поддерживает того, кто слабее (малочисленнее), чтобы конфликт никогда не закончился. Если будет мир в этих регионах, то умные люди и капиталы не будут уходить за океан. Стратегия США - дома спокойно, за окном буря.

@@filosofiyaistorii What evidence is there for the proposition that quality of life in Ukraine would be improved from Russian annexation? I'm assuming this from your premise that Russia has a brighter future than Ukraine in your dichotomy.

@tijmen "Whatever you say. You're the boss."(c)

If they are not even paid for it, they are doubly idiots. Imagine wishing your country to lose in a war and not even for your own benefit.

​@@qbob3530 it was never a war that had to be fought. Plus, if losing that war helps put a rod up oligarchs and government's ass, I myself would be glad to see us lose. The only sad part is the death of soldiers, but at this point it doesn't really matter, people still die in the same quantities.

@@f0x1ro1 Freedom and independence mean nothing to you, do they? I don't understand how one can want to give away the freedom and independence of one's entire country in exchange for replacing some oligarchs with others, but foreign ones. Apparently, when they talk about the Russian slave mentality, they mean exactly this.

@@qbob3530 Freedom and independence? You really think that's a thing in russia, or really anywhere? Again, maybe oligarchs have that freedom and independence to do what they want, but normal people don't, so does that mean that Russia has that freedom, because people ruling it do? If seeing my parents work their ass off in pretty normal jobs, for the amount of money that's not even enough to pay for the house we live in is "freedom and independence" then fuck freedom and independence. I hate this country, and always hated it, there is no place for patriotism in a country where people survive and not live just because some fuckers in power dont care for anyone but themselves. This country can burn to ashes for all I care, as long as my close ones live a better life than this. It must be easy to speak about patriotism when your goverment cares, or at least makes it look like they care about their people, huh? When you have human rights, right to speak your mind and not be beaten up to death by cops or put in jail for half your life, with no one else then being able to do anything about it? Yes, I'd rather have my country lose a war and lose its freedom if that would mean better quality of life for me and my family, my friends, because in the end, ironically, by our "country" losing its freedom, we, the people, quite possibly might get more freedom.

@@f0x1ro1 Independence means that you have to provide it through work, and not rely on handouts from the masters. In the case of a country, independence means being able to influence the government of one's country to serve the national interest. In the event of the capture of your country, you and your fellow citizens will be deprived of even a small opportunity to influence life in your country, completely transferring power over themselves to foreigners who will never be interested in the prosperity of your people. So yes, Russia is now free and independent as never before. It is surprising that its inhabitants cannot appreciate what they have. Maybe in order to start appreciating something, you really should lose it first.

Right now I'm sitting with an open window at -7°C on the street in night

Is that a showcase of how everything is good in russia or what?

@Boogieman Does it inflicts pain in your little ass?!

@@boogieman8584 it's just our houses usually don't have such a good ventilation, cause they were build in Soviet era. They are solid and nice, but you need some fresh air from time to time. Plus the uncertainity with weather at winter leads goverment to use heat system at high power. Because of that the air became dry pretty fast, so if you don't have a fan or conditioner you will get uncomfortable pretty fast. So yeah, we just open windows even around -25c to get our air nice and comfy.

@@boogieman8584 That shows the term of "Energy poverty".

Странно, санкции настолько не работают что русские чиновники постоянно клянчат об их отмене, и цифры даже из убогой конторы под названием росстат показывают что все работает.

@@alrightylol ну простым людям насрать на то, что там клянчат чинуши, поэтому пофиг.

Дефицит бюджета за первые два месяца 90%, высокая инфляция, которая не будет уменьшаться, а скорее повыситься в течении этого года, налог на отдых в СПБ, налоги на крупный бизнес и т.д.. А также в добавок военный конфликт, который уничтожает людей и экономику👍

@@ShallIMove Людям насрать что они стали беднее ? Ну да это русские потому вероятно, да.

@@alrightylol нет ну мы конечно можем оказаться нетерпимыми и попросить правительство ёбнуть по странам наложившим на нас санкции, только в лучшую сторону это ситуацию не изменит. Ровно как и предложение сдаться Украине и выплатить репарации - тоже не сулит ничего хорошего. А так про терпил конечно интересная история, держи вкурсе

Fortunately, despite the efforts of our media, most people remembered what was happening in the Donbas. To talk about ethics when such things happen there is pure hypocrisy.

- You scoundrel, you hit him in the face! - So he was constantly shitting under my door and throwing poop at my window! - It doesn't matter! These are his natural needs! You scoundrel!

​@@user-br8iy8nm1y Tell me what happened in Donbas? ! 😁

​@@user-br8iy8nm1y What happened in Donbass?

@@user-wf9sf4up5w The Ukrainian government behaves like a terrorist and genocides the population of Donbass

This comment is seriously underrated.

Because Russia floods the EU countries with refugees and spies, as seen when they took busloads of immigrants to the border of Poland in an attempt to destabilize the EU. You reap what you sow.

@@Yattayatta oh yeah, so many russian refugees have the finance ability to move to EU [it's sarcasm ofc]. Dude just turn your brain on. Relocation is possible only in case of having lots of funds and ability to earn money abroad (which means being attractive to companies). Otherwise u will spend tons of money for relocation (which most of russians don't have) and after u eat your money reserves u will have to come back. Summarizing - closing borders for russians is most stupid move west ever played. I guess they hoped that people will stay and protest. But actually they did a great favor to their opponent instead. Russia itself were trying to stop people from leaving, because it understands importance of the people with brains and money for the economy. Simply look at KZ, GE right now

@@magiz0r101 yeah, they actually uniting Russian and west seem enemy to regular Russian people,west made huge favor for Putin 😂

@@johnweak6788 Not enemy actually. Adequate ones just feel vain because stupidity and senseless hatred are growing all over the world, not only in one or two countries

Stealing from evil people is justified.

@@DiogoJ1 oh, ok! (steals all of USA)

@@EmuIsGone Good luck. Russia and USA both deserve to be robbed blind for their sins

@@DiogoJ1 maybe We the people over around the world should steal all the western countries for hundred years of their colonialism 😚 Call me when you are ready friend

@@DiogoJ1 ahh yes, all european is good, all russian is evil. justice preserved!

Still...

Keep doing great lisvin 👍🏾

well that's because sanctions are not really enforced. If they were enforced like they were in Serbia back in 1990ies (I would know, I lived through them), your standard of living would collapse. Just keep that in mind.

​@@KingslayerSrb no one can force sanction on russia

@@KingslayerSrbRussia has the most sanctions in history

yeah I agree with you. Globally, nothing has changed. Unpleasant things - you can't pay through Apple Pay and NFC. At the very beginning of the war, it was very inconvenient, several times it happened that I came to the store with only a phone, and I had to return home for a bank card :') well now I'm used to it. The inability to buy something abroad (in Amazon, for example). My mom needs some medicines from abroad, but she can't buy them. The inability to travel to Europe. Not that I'd like to travel to Europe (it's not that I don't like Europe, it's just I'm much more attracted to the Far East or the US in terms of traveling), but I had plans to visit Finland to get into the library for my scientific research, but alas. Well, that's all, I guess. The absence of some brands does not touch me, I don't care. I don't buy branded clothes, so I'm fine without these stores. And I also don't need any car in Moscow, so the car prices don't really bother me But a huge hatred is probably what is felt most of all. Not sanctions, not leaving brands, not some inconvenience, but this absolute hatred on the part of people from the West. This is probably what feels the most. I have friends from Europe and the US, they haven't changed their attitude towards me, maybe because I think about what happens the same way as Europeans and Americans do, but over the past year I have faced so much hate because of my nationality that I couldn't even imagine. People in general don’t care what you think about the war or Putin, they only need the fact that you are Russian, and at the next moment they wish a bomb to land on your head.

Ну посмотрим что ты через год скажешь, ватник