A lot of you wanted me to map this, but I wanted to wait a bit, so here we are a year later. Of course, the war isn't over. Here's hoping that Ukraine drives the Russian invaders out across the next year. Keep it civil in the comments please.
@@mr.patriotjol well then I guess people have the right to support hitler then? Right no matter who's wrong or right people can support them your words
I remember the night it started, I was so sure that Ukraine would be gone in a matter of days, two weeks at most. It is actually insane how well Ukraine and it's people have persevered in this single year. Edit: I appreciate the likes and comments and all, but stop arguing
The first 3-4 weeks were just insane. I remember people posting day by day maps of how far along the German invasion of Poland was in the same timeframe just wondering if Russia was really doing as poorly as people said or if people's understanding of how long wars take was warped.
@@ashtoncarriveau3880 And also, Russia has always been bad at wars and usually relies on throwing men at the problem until it goes away, so wars in Russia always degenerate into a chaotic war of attrition before Russia eventually gains the upper hand.
A small country tends to hold out better when half the planet sends its weapons to them. If NATO had not intervened, it would have been a two week war. All the Ukrainian armored battalions were wiped out by then. Really this isn't even the Russo-Ukraine war, it's the Russo-NATO war with Ukrainians paying the blood price.
I know Bakhmut isn't as important as Mariupol (maybe) but I'm slightly disappointed we didn't get a detailed map of the advances in it the past 1-2 months
It's pretty hard to get information on the fronts at all. There are many different versions, outdated or fake, and many good ones that aren't easy to find. Mostly making a time-lapse.
@@sardinianleftist not hard just look at both pro,neutral and anti ukraine maps(deepstate ua, suyriak, rybar), and you'll see where the front is, most of the time the information is more or less the same
Small correction: You wrote that Russia invaded with the intention of annexing the entire country. It's hard to tell what would have happened were the Russian offensive more successful, but most experts agree the idea was to simply land a devastating blow to Kyiv that would force a quick capitulation, and the Russian terms would entail instating a new head of government as well as some land concessions. To my knowledge, there is no evidence that Russia ever intended to annex the whole of Ukraine
Idk if this is true or not, but I’m pretty sure there were documents leaked a month or so ago detailing how Russia intended to form a union with a new implanted Russian-Leaning government in Ukraine like they’re doing with Belarus right now.
yea i think it was like they wanted to capture the Donbass region and probably some other territory their main goal was to dethrone the US installed Puppet Regime in Ukraine after the CIA Coup toppled the last government in 2014 then install their own Puppet Regime see the way Lukashenko is President of Belarus yea something like that but what we both agree on is that Russia never intended for all of Ukraine's land to become Part of Russia that was never the plan only part of it was supposed to be
I learned about this conflict in 2016 because of Operation Azov, it was an operation carried out by the police here in Brazil with the aim of arresting Brazilians who wanted to join the Azov Battalion
Wait to till you learn Azov was funded most by a Jew... Jewish-Ukrainian billionaire and oligarch Ihor Kolomoyskyi. That is true. And "When Azov deputy commander Ihor Mosiychuk made antisemitic comments about Kolomoisky, he was removed." Neo Nazis? Or some really S**t propaganda by Putin?
@@ExecutiveChefLance All the Brazilians arrested in this operation were criminals and all had WWII flags, German symbols and WWII tattoos, the police arrested them for good reason.
Is there any information on the map areas on a lot of these war maps south of the Dnieper that shows "Partisan Warfare"? You have them as dots and such here, but I can never find any info about what is going on down there.
There isn't much info to begin with. The most detailed video I've seen was by "Task & Purpose". It's not surprising you can't find anything, they are partisans, duh
Honestly if I found something that mentioned partisan activity outside of a city, I just added a random blob near the city. It's likely there are some partisan areas I missed because of how sparse the info is.
Is here any, who think that not Russia start Ukraine conflict at 2014? Maybe Crimea in 2014 was supply will of locals people when it became free from Ukraine. Anyway it was not an annexion or occupation.
Russia started it in 2014, there's a lovely set of documents called the Budapest memorandum. Signed in 1994 tgey cover things like nuclear disarmament for Belarus, Kazakhstan, and Ukraine. The first point was that Russia respect the borders of and sovereignty of Ukraine, Belarus, and Kazakhstan
You lost me at “Russia launched a full scale invasion with tbe intention of annexing the country” there’s no way Russia intended to annex Ukraine with 190k troops. You need better analysis
@@lilestojkovicii6618 Russia is already having supply issues with the 15% of their military they sent they can't send anymore also if it isn't a full-scale invasion why are russians being conscripted?
During the war in the Donbas the average daily fatality rates was about 80, during the last year of the current war it wasn't abnormal for 800 or more people to die in a day, with some days having more than 1500 people killed. The level of intensity between the two wars is utterly incomparable.
Thanks for doing this! What are the small pockets of blue territory in Zaphorzhizhia and northern Luhansk regions? Are these cities with notable Ukrainian resistance in them?
There are sometimes terrorist attacks against pro-Russian local Ukrainian authorities like car explosions or explosions on their way back home after work, organized (obviously) by Ukraine and loudly represented in the Western media as "partisan warfare". I believe that what those blue marks mean
Не врите. Крым, Донецкая и Луганская народные республики добровольно вошли в состав России. Прм этом они уже были суверенными государствами. А сейчас Россия воюет там с фашизмом, который, как и перед Второй мировой войной, поддерживается европейскими странами и США. Выходит, судьба у России такая, - мир спасать.
@@ilajoie3 our Russian people were killed for 8 years by Ukrainian nationalists Bandera in the Donbass, we could not continue to just look at it, we invaded to restore order
Yes. Feb. 24th was the beginning of the Russian Invasion of Ukraine, but that was a massive escalation of the already ongoing conflict rather than a separate war.
It started when there was a coup d’état in ukraine where they overthrew their pro russia leader and put someone of their own. Russia did not approve and took back crimea. Since crimea is majority russian there wasnt much resistance and since the govt of ukraine was just overthrown they couldnt defend it
1:28 What happened here? It's almost like an outside actor sent hundreds or even thousands of fighters and tons of equipment to help the fledgling and unpopular Separatist movement. How else did they suddenly gain so much territory like that?
Yes. It was on August 25, 2014 that Russia secretly sent its army to the Donbas. How I remember that day now. If not for this, then in 1-2 months all the riots in the Donbas ended.
And now ask the same question to Euromaidan and think about how ordinary people were able to stage a coup d'etat. What if they were also helped by an outside actor?
@@ivgorm9365 what, mikola, your two fathers have been fertilizing the chernozem under Bakhmut for a long time, so you decided to write this? Don't worry, soon you will join them, when zeliboba and his gang will send you to the slaughter in a negative counteroffensive))
Sounds like the Bakhmut front has been very active today. Would you consider doing daily/weekly maps of Bakhmut and other individual battles on the front?
@@kalistot0_0 Nope 🤡 Russian army just degenerated. They lost officers, non-commisioned officers, artilerymen. They used barrels in their artilery, lack ammunition etc. They are fighting with "platoon tactical groups" now and send soldiers to die in senseless "meat assults".
Remember that before 2014 russia had a fast-growing economy with almost no debt. They could become second UAE by 2023, but chose to destroy their economy (and a good chunk of military) for... conquering even less land than Kirov oblast? Wow. sounds like a dollar store WW2 Germany
You are a complete psycho and not quite an adequate person. The Russian economy is currently stable and is not threatened by anything, unlike the NATO economy.
@@RomanLavandos I'm sorry for you, sincerely dude, time will put everything in its place, but it may be too late for that. You understand perfectly, I'm sure. You know what I'm talking about, I'm sure of that too.
Because since they've grabbed all thinkable assets they don't care about it anymore. The growing independent middle class would threaten their positions so they crushed it and the growth of the economy just to keep themselves in power They are quite literally a criminal organization mimicking as government. They don't represent anybody since 2011 Pidarasy
Why is Melitopol shown here and in other maps as Ukrainian control / contested? I have heard that partisan activity is higher than normal but is this still the case? What is the bar for coloring an area as Ukrainian/Russian controlled?
Russia almost took Kiev in the first month of the operation. Putin revealed a document signed by Kiev that was the reason why they abandoned the north territory. For those who say that Russia failed, no, people, Russia would win in a week, but geopolitics and economics are not that easy.
Sorry to ruin it for you, but Russia failed terribly. The amount of dead soldiers, lost equipment, economic situation in Russia and even the recent Wagner Group incident are proofs.
Regular russian army entered Donbas in full force in August, 2014. Those were not separatists anymore (most of separatists were also russian citizens who entered Ukraine illegally). There are hundreds of videos of russian artillery, tanks and mechanized troops entering and fighting in Ukraine. Other than that...good video.
I very much doubt that all the separatists were just "russians entering illegally". The rate at which they took and held territory looks like they had significant local support, just like the IRA had. Ukrainian propaganda is all about setting up a justification for their planned genocide of the ethnic Russians in these areas. Zelensky is a war hawk who loves the war because he can use it to boost his own power and justify unjustified things, like genocide and suppression of democracy within his country.
I think for borders (not frontlines) he used "legal" sources, and neither administration in control of those territories nor Russia claimed that Russia was helping them. That's also why occupied territories are also marked as russian territory, even though basically only Russia recogonized that.
Ни одна международная организация не обнаружила присутствие регулярных войск России с 2014 - 2022 год, а ты с помощью каких то видео нашёл её😂. Украина не хотела выполнять Минские соглашения, а Россия была гарантом соглашений. После чего Россия вынуждена была ввести армию и решать конфликт силовым способом. Ты не обладаешь информацией, которая прольёт в твои глаза суть того, что происходило на Донбассе с 2014 - 2022. Россия победит в этим противостоянии и "западным миром" И главный гегемон падёт (сша).
Stop lying, show me at least one thread where since 2014 to 2022th february you can see Russian army in Donbass. There were mercenaries and just people that wanted to help civilians which got in a trouble with Ukrainian government, but Russian army wasnt there physically if they were there what is the point to wait for 8 years then, genius? Ukraine literally would have no chance in 2014 since they didnt even have nato weapons back then. But in 2022 they had fortifications,.
the diagram does not show the start of the war at all. there are no Maidans and anti-Maidans that appeared throughout the country and primarily in Western Ukraine and then in the Donbass
tigerstar i was waiting foir this video for so long! THank you. Its kinda crazy something so recent and we are watching it in some time lapse like as if it just happened back in ww2
"With the intention of annexing the country." What evidence supports this claim? Certainly, some of it, yes, but not all; more likely, Ukraine would be left a landlocked rump state--nominally independent--after having its eastern and black sea coastal territories annexed.
Independent? It’s already independent. The goal was the completely annex the entire country. Putin had made the claim Ukraine is a fake state created by Russia and had already begun annexing territory like Crimea into Russia
That's supposed to represent partisan warfare. In another reply, EmperorTigerstar explained some of that and how the dots aren't truly representative of actual areas of operation.
@@zachswaim1956 The most partisan activity was in Mariupol, Melitopol and Kherson, the sources are hard to come by though as they are all either in telegram or twitter.
oh it will end some day imo how i see this going is the war will end in a Ceasefire in a peace treaty Russia will hold some of the land it controls the war is over so short term Russia wins but long term the Astronomical cost of this war will come back to Bite Putin's Regime it will be one day known as a Pyrrhic victory eventually toppling the Putin Regime and somewhere down the line someone is in charge of Russia who will secede all the land Russia was holding back to Ukraine this time frame could take 5-15 years really unsure how long exactly
@@pentti3715 will the Ukrainian just push out the Russian forces? Or will the Ukrainian forces along with its allied also invade Russia, and contribute to another long war?
@@averagepotatoenjoyer Is Russia's justification for that not the fact that the annexed areas are predominantly Russian, or at least Russian speaking? That is not the case with the entirety of Ukraine
List of battle (only Russian invasion) 4:22 Snake Island Campaign 4:22: Battle of Antonov Airport 4:22 Capture of Chernobyl 4:22 Battle of Kharkiv 4:22 Battle of Kherson 4:22 Battle of Okhtyrka 4:22 Battle of Sumy 4:22 Siege of Chernihiv 4:22 Siege of Mariupol 4:23 Battle of Kyiv 4:23 Battle of Hostomel 4:23 Capture of Melitopol
Very interesting but a remark about the comment appeared before the invasion started, ie Russia didn't intend to annex the country for few simple reasons: with 200.000 troops you don't conquer a 44M people country and even less you are able to control it no matter how optimistic you are (and I guess that Putin and his entourage were quite rosy about the outcome); for comparison look at the war in Georgia in 2008 and the troops deployed by Russia there back then. If Russia really wanted to conquer the whole country it needed a full scale mobilization from the beginning, and this didn't happen. Second and I admit that this is by hindsight, if the Russians really wanted to take control of the whole country you don't start from the east moving (slowly) westwards but it would had been a wild ride from the north and south thrusts to the west in order to cut the country off the rest of the planet. Then you could had finished the annihilate Ukrainian forces which couldn't be resupplied by the West.
@@alexanderkotikov14 Agree. No matter how fool or optimistic he might be I don't think that he considered for a second that he might conquer the whole country, especially the west of it. And the glaring bright hard proof instance is what has happened in Georgia in 2008. Why he didn't conquer the whole country then? Russia couldn't conquer the mighty Georgia? With Ukraine at least for now it is just the same a deja vu on a grander scale.
@@lucapieralisi России не надо никого завоевывать. У нас достаточно земли. Россия всего лишь старается себя обезопасить, но HATO плевать хотели на это - они постоянно приближаются к нашим границам и ставят своё вооружение
@@alexanderkotikov14 It seems a sentence I have written or I have been writing ever since. Let me ask you something: do you think that Russians troops have committed war crimes in Ukraine? Second question: do you think that invading another country is justified? Bye.
@@lucapieralisi Это было не вторжение, а защита интересов России, так как НАТО начало размещать на Украине своё вооружение возле наших границ. Оправдано полностью. Россия будет сражаться на Украине до конца и умрут миллионы если потребуется, потому что для России это жизненно необходимо. Мы снова от вас защищаемся как в 41 году. Если честно я надеюсь, что вы сгорите от огня ядерной бомбы, потому что вы не меняетесь и никак не можете успокоиться, что Россия сильная страна с большими территориями, которая хочет жить сама, а не под кем-то
It is a pity that on the map it is impossible to show all the bloody things that happened on the Maidan in these times. For example, the Odessa's "Dom Profsouzov" and more. Жаль, что на карте нельзя показать все те кровавые события, которые происходили на Майдане в эти времена. Например, Одесский Дом Профсоюзов и другое.
Russia takes over a large percentage of Ukraine, solidifies its positions in the south and east, and then abandons the area's its not interested in as they have served their purpose. That purpose was to tie down as much of the Ukrainian army as possible. Fighting along a long battlefront takes a large army. Something Ukraine never had, and with their losses, never will have. Russia is well dug in, the spring offensive was worse than a failure, and mud season is starting again soon. How much Ukrainian blood are you willing to spill?
After reading the comments, I realized how far foreigners are from understanding what is happening in this war, how much help was actually provided and what Russia is.
Wow this format really tells a story, almost like Russia got mad at how unsuccessful their attempts to infiltrate Donetsk and Luhansk were going and thought they could get away with a quick blitzkrieg. Damn, did they dug themselves a grave with that move
They knew they would be fighting the dystopian world order. They are fighting the EU and US as well. But the people of the free world still support them in the fighting against the colonial might of Europe. 🙏
@@gunterxvoices4101 It never ceases to amaze me how pro-russians call themselves the "free world" when the countries they support are almost always some form of authoritarian regime.
@@gunterxvoices4101 .......yes. Yes they are. Considerably better. They have more freedom, freedom of press, democratic elections, and the ability to criticize their government with impunity. Where freedom of the individual is concerned, there is zero comparison between both sides.
@nicolaszan1845 To be fair, the US does native genocide, has prison slavery and silences whistle-blowers like Patrick Snowden and Julian Assange. There's also the whole largest prisoner population in the world (more than China despite China having over a billion more people than the US) and extreme police brutality. But sure, East bad hurr durr.
I want to say to all those who support Ukraine: please do not talk to those who support Russia. it is impossible for them to prove anything, and all this time the dialogues with the Russians and those who support them were useless. If you see that a person does not respond to the facts, then most likely you are facing a Kremlin bot that will receive money for such comments.
The bots of the Kiev regime, the henchmen of Europe, can only say the same things as you? The Russians lose on the media front like RU-vid, Facebook because they are under the control of the US, not Russia, fool.
It's interesting that modern advances in military technology has taken war back to a WW1 static warfare state, and probably the nation in this war that has a change of doctrine/general focus equivalent to german combined arms warfare in WW2, or Napoleon's corps system in the Wars of the Coalition 1-7 will probably gain the upper hand in the conflict, and potentially win it.
Germany couldn't master combined arms while Napoleonic France relied on mastery of the boomsticks and boom cannons with a decent logistics and political system. The western allies did master combined arms and a value of manpower. And that experience is going straight into Ukraine now. But doctrinal knowledge isn't the thing which wins wars. Logistics is. The west is putting a fraction of its power into Ukraine, and its simply not enough. Russia is the only conventional military threat currently and we threw old supplies and some computers at Ukraine to do their job. It was enough to repel Russia and slowly push them back, but not enough to overrun them and send them whimpering back home.
@@ericjacobs3506 Although you may be able to, under some definition, classify that as a civil war, by any important standards it's not. The so-called "civil war" is over, and Prigogine is in Belarus. Also nothing at all substantial happened
It is simply amazing how the Anglo-Saxons in the comments decide what Russia owes and what Ukraine owes. Gentlemen, this is our personal conflict, but first you yourself put things in order in your countries, and then decide something for others
@@MatveyIndrikov да!!! Раздражает это лицемерие европейцев, американцев и им подобных. Штаты Пендостана: нападают на Ливию, Югославию, Сирию и т.д. Европа: 😊🥺😀 Россия: защищает русскоязычное население Донбасса, не претендуя на всю Усраину Европа: 😭😭😭😵😵🤮🤮😡😡
@@Oleg789iя заметил, что тут одни имбицилы сидят и нихера не вдупляют. Им пропагандируют сущий бред, а они охотно в это верят. Забавно, когда они же обвиняют нас в неправоте
Дунал так же. Могу добавить то что я думал то что Украина проиграет (не смотря на то что я не подерживаю Россию). Но Украина дала хорошое сопротивления. Что радуетесь
This is the first time in a long time that the world has seen a real genuine "conventional" war between two fairly evenly matched countries that isn't some proxy war or minor skirmish/uprising. This is history being made.
I wouldnt call them evenly matched anymore. Russia has been sanctioned by the entire world, meanwhile Ukraine is being fed a never ending chain of constant supplies and modern weaponry. Russia is at a severe disadvantage, and to be honest it is quite impressive to see them holding up so well against Ukraine
@@abhi5504 because of that he is saying they are now somewhat evenly matched. remember, one is a self styled superpower with 144m people, the other only has 41m people and just supplied by the west's equipment, also not even the best but old cold war stuff from the 1980s.
@@ImperialDiecast Ukraine was the second strongest military in Europe before the war, these supplies they've received non stop have made them impossible to beat. Russias best hope is to hold on to what they have right now
@@abhi5504 don't be bullshit. Russia is fighting not even at half strength. And 15 percent. For Russia, this is not a war, but an operation. A small part of all troops is used there
I'm actually gonna suggest something super crazy but... Make a video or discuss here (you guys) about how the Ukraine war is much like the American Civil War There is a lot of similarities being seen here. - war takes place in the south - south wants to secede based on a certain objective (American south over slavery (or states rights. Please do not debate this and flood the thread with this point), Donbass and crimea over Eurosceptism - both sides use weapons in warfare that aren't commonly seen between two professional armies before (the US and confeds using mines, rifles, gattling guns etc, Ukraine, Donbass and Russia using higher quality tanks, drones, missles, etc) - both sepratist movements started in kind of similar locations (Donetsk looks like it would be in proximity to fort sumpter in South Carolina, but the movement also sorta started in Crimea, which is more closer to Florida) - the confeds and sepratists have similar looking battle flags - both rebels have their own rebel yells There are of course differences. One of them is that the Sepratists were supported militarically by another country aka Russia, while the Confeds and Union didn't had much intrrventionalism (the Union did block off any type of intrrventionalism, something Ukraine unfortunaly doesn't have the privilage to have since it has a land border with Russia unlike the US having a whole sea and a stretched border with Canada)
Euroscepticism is when someone or some people criticize the EU, suggesting anything from reform to separation. Ukraine is not apart of the EU. How is Euroscepticism the reason for Donbass and Crimea separating. As far as I'm aware of, the actual reason they separated is ethnicity. The people of Donbass and Crimea, aside from some minorities, were ethnically Russian. I think political corruption also played a role as well, although I think Russia's government is about as corrupt as the Ukraine's.
Indeed it crazy to think how many world or Nation changing stuff was going on as we were growing up in the last two early decade of the 21th century like Syrian civil war started when I was in the third grade back in 2011.
Since I know it's not exactly commonly known, the red strip of land by the southwest border of Ukraine is Transnistria, a Russian-backed speratist region of Moldova which declared independence from Moldova shortly after Moldova declared independence from the Soviet Union. Russian soldiers are stationed there and they have expressed the desire to join the Russian Federation.
@@rfgnmf-nmesofuehsdjfnrmeowfsdz check out political views of this organization or at least of many of their photos with swastikas, Hitler's portraits and other stuff. Then show literally any nazi statement by russian government, I'll see.
Siege of Leningrad, but in 2022… Edit: To be honest, my comment don’t give any sense now since i learned that siege of Leningrad stood much longer than Mariupol.
@@Leino_Kyfe Well yeah obviously everyone knows that a lot of Azov were Nazis I haven't said they weren't Any Nazi Statements by the Russian Government? Bro have you seen Wagner? Have you seen their tatoos? They aren't any better than Azov
It's eerie seeing sites of ongoing battles (Kherson, Kharkiv, Mariupol) right next to sites of great historical battles (Poltava from the Great Northern War, Sevastopol from the Crimean War, Kursk from WWII). This land has known conflict; I hope it can soon know peace.
This is very well made and definitely one of the best versions I’ve seen, especially with the early days of the 2022 war. Although a couple of the short lived Russian backed states (Cossack state and Kharkiv PR) as well as other things involving the 2014 revolution, and the disputes between the DPR and Russia, and once the Kherson/Kharkiv offensives starts some details are missing.
oh yea i remember the Kharkiv Peoples Republic too it was just like the other 2 in the donbas except it’s flag was green red and blue in the same design of the other 2 and it collapsed quickly since ukrainian forces were able to respond quicker. the cossack state wanted to be independent from both russia and ukraine but they didn’t have enough support and just sort of faded away
Hmm weird that in August 2014 the separatist went from the verge of defeat to holding on and solidifying their lines. At the same time Unmarked soldiers and vehicles started rolling in. Mmmmm 🤔
They were there even before August 2014. It just wasn't that obvious. It's just that when Russia realized it was losing Donbass, it stopped worrying about how it looked and stopped pretending it wasn't them.
my colleagues who are or were living around Oddesa Donbas and on Crimea told me in 2020 that there is a war waging by nato against russian civilians that was not the first crime of war and aggression by nato, as legaly every war is a crime hense can not be legal russian population have the right to defend themselves as do vietnamese koreans lybians syrians iraqis afghanis serbs argentinians greeks etc etc etc
I think a big reason everyone thought that Ukraine would fall so fast was that the Fall of Afghanistan was still fresh in everyone’s minds. Everyone was utterly shocked that a country the US had been in for two decades was suddenly in such a spectacular collapse. The Taliban seemed to sweep over the entire country. So naturally we had this same mindset expecting the same result.
That’s definitely part of it; there was also a general overestimate by western intelligence and the general populace alike of Russia’s military capabilities.
@@hapetE Lol Afghani did put a fight but they are outnumbered without any support. Im sure because of this Biden disgustingly put more support for Ukraine since its on his first term.
The weeks it all started I'd get 1 to 2 hours of sleep a day. I was constantly glues to every source of information I could find on the war. Despite the horrors I saw I just can't imagine the toll the people who went through this stress in person felt.
@Имя Фамилия what Russia did in the donbass by making fake rebel groups was indeed a tragedy, but it isn't really comparable. While 2k people died on both sides in the first year of the war, this declined to 1k in the next and only 300 total between 2016 and 2022. So yes the horrors Russia afflicted here were terrible but not really comparable to their current barbary.
The main stress for me is that it's basically forbidden now for men to go anywhere legally. Never thought I would be living behind sort of "Iron Curtain".
@@Heprudymal According to "LDPR" themselves, in the entire year of 2021 only 9 civilians dies from fighting. In 2020 only 7 died. In 2019 only 8 died. Are you really saying that it is the same thing?
thieves and corrupt officials in power. Nepotism and cut budgets are widespread. son-in-law of the Minister of Defense supports the opposition. Enemies within the country Shoigu's daughter (Minister of Defense) rides around Dubai with her opposition husband
@@malickfan7461 if this **"full-scale"** was full-scale, as the United States fought in particular, Ukraine would not have survived a week And so excessive fear led to a year of war and incomprehensible prospects
Я житель ЛНР, и могу заверить вас. Новые российские территории больше никогда не станут Украиной. Нам с Украиной не по пути. Мы выбрали свою дорогу, и она не одна и та же, что у остальной Украины. Нам плевать что по этому поводу думает коллективный запад. Это наш выбор! И вы обязаны с ним считаться!
Я коренной крымчанин из Симферополя, могу подтвердить что мы все хотели и голосовали за Россию в 2014 году, и больше не хотим возращаться в продажную украину
а я житель Харькова и очень надеюсь, что Россия вернёт свои исторические территории юго-востока, включая харьковскую область! Харьков всегда был русским городом, то, что происходит сейчас, это какая-то дичь. Не хватает только полиции мыслей по Оруэллу.
