Russia under Putin: Why is the opposition disappearing? | To the Point

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  • Опубліковано 16 чер 2024
  • Thousands have been arrested on charges of treason. And despite all possible western sanctions, the Russian economy is still thriving. If anything has gone bankrupt, it is the democracy in the country.
    Prominent critics of the regime such as Vladimir Kara-Mursá and Alexei Nawalny have been sentenced to long prison terms. Others have gone into exile.
    Those speaking against the war are perceived as enemies of the state, spies and traitors. Therefore, on To The Point we ask: Russia under Putin - Why is the opposition disappearing?
    00:00 Intro
    02:05 How is Russia monitoring it’s citizens?
    03:43 Putin’s approval rating continues to rise
    05:30 Can statistics coming out of Russia be trusted?
    06:30 The consequences for critics
    07:46 How Putin is silencing opposition
    09:57 Economics as an incentive to fight
    12:00 The Russian prisons are places of torture
    15:06 The normalization of crime in Russian society
    17:23 Imperial visions and generational divide in Russia
    20:58 Russia’s booming new economy
    22:46 Can Putin keep the opposition and the economy in check?
    #russia #putin #warinukraine
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КОМЕНТАРІ • 535

  • @jimflagg4009
    @jimflagg4009 Рік тому +69

    Of course your approval rating will go up when you tell your people that you either approve or go to jail.

    • @user-jx9lp1jc7j
      @user-jx9lp1jc7j Рік тому

      Никто не отправит тебя в тюрьму, если ты просто против Путина. Пример тому - коммунисты.

  • @olafliflaf
    @olafliflaf Рік тому +12

    "The price good men pay for indifference to public affairs is to be ruled by evil men." - Plato

  • @robertreynolds2702
    @robertreynolds2702 Рік тому +51

    People keep falling out of windows!

  • @tedallenwolff
    @tedallenwolff Рік тому +6

    I live in the states and last year began corresponding with a Siberian woman I met through her youtube channel. She had a small freelance business as a translator with several western companies. When the sanctions began all but one of those companies left Russia, leaving her with almost no income. So for her, the sanctions have gutted her income. She fled Russia in March 2022 and somehow survives with donations from her subscribers and supporters.

  • @lappietova6277
    @lappietova6277 Рік тому +60

    Democracy? It never was in russia.

    • @DSAK55
      @DSAK55 Рік тому +17

      russians never stopped bing serfs

    • @randomaccount53793
      @randomaccount53793 Рік тому +4

      Very strong democracy, you can vote for anyone you want, as long as they are currently alive...

    • @user-vw7hp1em6g
      @user-vw7hp1em6g Рік тому +7

      Is there democracy in France and Israel? As recent events show)).

    • @blowbert9126
      @blowbert9126 Рік тому

      There was an aim for democracy in russia for a few weeks after the tsar forfitted power. Then the commies crushed it.

    • @alexbukovsky4621
      @alexbukovsky4621 Рік тому +3

      @@jeckjeck3119 Well, yes, but they did it with their faces on the asphalt. Or are the democratic truncheons much softer?😀

  • @seandonahue8464
    @seandonahue8464 Рік тому +76

    Hard to know but authoritarian regimes always look strong until they just fall apart. East Germany and Soviet Union both I viewed with that thought. It is so hard to know

    • @suportbghelp4938
      @suportbghelp4938 Рік тому +1

      They was, CIA work hard decade, to collapse their economy.But now Biden America barely know, what they will do tomorrow and what gender they will be. :)

    • @proselytizingorthodoxpente8304
      @proselytizingorthodoxpente8304 Рік тому +6

      This is true

    • @justinz4809
      @justinz4809 Рік тому

      Like The Ceausescu’s executed on Christmas Day by their own Generals. It’s in the post for Putin, whenever it arrives it’ll be a shock

    • @Solder-of-Empire
      @Solder-of-Empire Рік тому +1

      New authoritarian regime is Macron and Biden. They will blow up soon

    • @ph11p3540
      @ph11p3540 Рік тому

      The Soviet Union is like a cancer. You can't cure it, you can only put it in remission and hope it does not come back. Sadly, present day Russia is that cancer in relapse. Even if Putin goes and Russia breaks up the cancer still remains a threat to it's people and the rest of the world.

  • @trevor9934
    @trevor9934 Рік тому +46

    I think there must be a differentiation between the domestic economy that was the focus of this discussion, which has been cushioned by very clever management by the Russian Reserve Bank, and by local entrepreneurs exploiting gaps in the market caused by foreign withdrawals, and the macro economy - the income of the country as whole.
    There the situation is very different: economists suggest that the biting of sanctions levied by the US and EU against gas and fossil fuels is degrading that economy and will really come home to bite in the coming year. Certainly, countries like India, Iran and China have been buying oil, but at prices that essentially do not return a profit to Russia, and Russia cannot export significant quantities of gas elsewhere because there are no pipelines to do so. India is reaching its capacity for storage so that will reduce even more.
    Even internally, there is evidence that Russia is unable to provide parts for some of its technology - e.g. cars without advanced electronics systems that are being sold without those features or with degraded local equivalents. Russia's civilian air fleet is degrading as aircraft that need maintenance are not getting spares from the OEMs. Even Russian military equipment capacity is degrading as the country's capacity to manufacture material is insufficient to meet the losses - and those items in particular will have a direct impact on the country's ability to wage war eventually.

    • @diasflac0g
      @diasflac0g Рік тому

      Keep telling yourself that if it lets you sleep well at night lmao. Russian soldiers push further into Ukraine on a daily basis with rusty shovels (according to western news outlets hahaha).

    • @danarzechula3769
      @danarzechula3769 Рік тому +2

      come on they have huge reserves of laundered cash helped by Deutschbank and others

    • @derekd1510
      @derekd1510 Рік тому

      @@monumentaltravel3745 The people of Russia do not stand with their leadership. They are used to being subjects of tyranny. They still effectively live under complete subjugation and to compound the effect, anyone with dissension opinions have gone underground or completely left the country at this point.

    • @Xian109
      @Xian109 Рік тому +5

      ​@Dana Rzechula a lot have been frozen now

    • @sirfrancis9619
      @sirfrancis9619 Рік тому

      I think you will find sanction avoidance measures in full swing....China and others are giving Russia plenty of 'sanctioned' components. They are simply copyright breaching anything that has left the country...as they can't be held accountable like a western nation. Eventually when things start to bite, Putin will gradually strip the people of luxuries / social services etc....that will be gradual and the lemmings in Russia will go along with it until they are naked and destitute.... but that will be a long time away....

  • @speculawyer
    @speculawyer Рік тому +13

    Really? I think the poisoning, imprisoning, and falling out of windows may have something to do with it.

    • @jimmyrichards5595
      @jimmyrichards5595 Рік тому +1

      Uhhh, at least the poisoning and imprisoning was discussed quite a bit in this video. - Did you not watch it? -

  • @randomaccount53793
    @randomaccount53793 Рік тому +23

    It is one thing to have the general public have a reserved opinion of a war happening across the world eg. USA before pearl harbour during WW2. But it is a whole other thing to have that behaviour within a country that has instigated a war.
    It is genuinely terrifying because that is the exact situation that allowed Germany to commit heinous atrocities during WW2. I think we have only scratched the surface of identifying what Putin is willing to do to get his way.

    • @derekd1510
      @derekd1510 Рік тому +1

      There is a huge difference between what pootin is willing to do and what he is ABLE to do. I believe that is where the Western/Ukrainian Alliance has the decisive advantage over pootin's forces in this war.

    • @paddington1670
      @paddington1670 Рік тому

      @@derekd1510 under putler's regime theyre bombing civilians, raping women, decapitating POWs, how much worse can it get? Quite a bit, but it's already bad, he's already ABLE to do greatly heinous things. russia is a terrorist country now

  • @ferozmandai6303
    @ferozmandai6303 Рік тому +3

    Fruitful discussion. Thanks 👍

  • @garrettcochran9169
    @garrettcochran9169 Рік тому +19

    I don’t understand how in one segment DW will describe the Russian economy as thriving and in others talk about it like it’s a backwater

  • @MutualZebra0123
    @MutualZebra0123 Рік тому +10

    Do not trust a number that was calculated by a russian and if it is a ukrainian, still take it with a bit of salt. Both sides want to show themselves in a good light to say the least. Still this is probably the best opportunity to disarm russia, they are willing to lose a lot over this unnecessary conflict 💀

    • @ctcole77
      @ctcole77 Рік тому

      It's a war, both sides are going to lie. Difference, Russia has been lying about its economy since 1945.

  • @wegder
    @wegder Рік тому +3

    Protesting involves going to prison for a long time. I don't understand why anyone would want to go to prison for nothing.

  • @gigachadsitler
    @gigachadsitler Рік тому +9

    Opposition in Ukraine also disappeared.
    What is the point??

    • @sofiajohansson8537
      @sofiajohansson8537 Рік тому +3

      No it did not Petro Poroshenko had an interview at the start of the war in military gear where he said "I stand by our president, we are united as a country now but after the war we will be opponents again"

    • @proselytizingorthodoxpente8304
      @proselytizingorthodoxpente8304 Рік тому

      Ukraine has had 2 changes of government since russia first invaded in 2014. Russia remains a dictatorship

    • @goranrajcevic5550
      @goranrajcevic5550 Рік тому +2

      @@sofiajohansson8537 except that Porosheno and Zelenski have the same boss. The actual opposition is gone. Even negotiators who knew too much have been whacked.

  • @blankface5052
    @blankface5052 Рік тому +45

    I certainly wouldn’t say their economy is thriving. Look at the price of their oil and the strength of the rouble. Also, look at the real estate prices and increasing deficit

    • @missesCarmenB
      @missesCarmenB Рік тому +10

      They mean thriving by comparison to the West's economies 😄

    • @Usamaalbelda
      @Usamaalbelda Рік тому

      Their economy is thriving compared to the economy of sanctions imposers.

    • @neodym5809
      @neodym5809 Рік тому +11

      @@missesCarmenB in 2022, Russian economy shrunk, while western economies grew.

    • @SpecialMuppetOperation
      @SpecialMuppetOperation Рік тому +6

      @@missesCarmenB I don't care how bad European economies are doing. As long as individuals aren't going to prison for 25 years for disagreeing with their government.

    • @hugoboss917
      @hugoboss917 Рік тому

      ​@@missesCarmenB Are you born with brain problems?

  • @ARIXANDRE
    @ARIXANDRE Рік тому +32

    Putin's inner circle is rock-solid, making a coup or public uprising nigh impossible.

    • @emptyhad2571
      @emptyhad2571 Рік тому +2

      NGL smart but also not good at the same time.

    • @boink800
      @boink800 Рік тому +14

      That's what Adolf's inner circle thought too.

    • @Grimeyhoob
      @Grimeyhoob Рік тому

      Not just inner circle. African people and also Chinese and Indian and of course Russian people all bow 🙇‍♂️ down to him like slaves. They have no self respect or ability to use their own brains. They love sniffing Putin’s and Xi Jinpings farts on their faces.

    • @silviadunderdale9400
      @silviadunderdale9400 Рік тому +1

      If you say so😂

    • @boink800
      @boink800 Рік тому

      @@silviadunderdale9400 The Putin troll farm loser must write exactly what his Master wants to see.

  • @naveedazam787
    @naveedazam787 Рік тому +9

    What a load of nonsense from so called professionals

  • @MR-intel
    @MR-intel Рік тому +6

    In Russia (just as in China and India) most people care a lot more about the "greatness" of their country than about their freedom and quality of life. To a lesser extent, this applies to the USA too.

    • @vedser
      @vedser Рік тому +1

      this is actually pretty true

  • @craiganczelowitz7225
    @craiganczelowitz7225 Рік тому +3

    Russian economy thriving?! wow, thats some bs right there

    • @user-hj9cm6xk4y
      @user-hj9cm6xk4y Рік тому

      Hello from Russia.
      Elites in Western countries steal too much. The Russians have driven many thieves out of the country. It has become much better, I have a lot of work a day, but I have more money. Prices have risen, but not very much. Utilities, I pay $120 for a 4-room apartment. The shops are full of goods, the shortage is very small. In 2022, more than 800 new import substitution plants were built. There are a lot of new expressways here, I'm driving south for 8 hours, 1200 km.
      Saint-Petersburg. Russia.

  • @jesnoggle13
    @jesnoggle13 Рік тому +1

    American prisons are a nightmare, I can’t imagine how Russian prisons are. 1984 alive and well in Russia in 2023.

  • @ammini999
    @ammini999 Рік тому +8

    They never had an opposition.

    • @proselytizingorthodoxpente8304
      @proselytizingorthodoxpente8304 Рік тому

      Once the KGB got into the kremlin Russia's fate was sealed

    • @ammini999
      @ammini999 Рік тому

      @@zelenskyy-the-blackmailerh5920 I am not Russian and neither you I guess, Putin is 20 years that is on charge of that country. In UK is a little different, don’t you think?

  • @abynor8687
    @abynor8687 Рік тому +17

    Ahaha Russian trolls in the comments don't know that they already got conscription notices :)

    • @pavelslutsky3114
      @pavelslutsky3114 Рік тому

      Get back to Ukraine. They need you there on front-lines.

  • @jimmyzach5907
    @jimmyzach5907 Рік тому +2

    Are we comparing opposition in Russia vs Ukraine now? 😂

  • @thorium222
    @thorium222 Рік тому +3

    Russia had a deficit last year and burned over 40 billion dollars this year already. Right now they mobilizise everything in the piggybank, but it can't last. But looking at North Korea and Venezuela, Russia still can go on like this for a very long time, even when they get a lot poorer and poorer. Sad but true. Well, they want it that way.

    • @sirfrancis9619
      @sirfrancis9619 Рік тому

      Yep that's what I think..... There is not likely to be a coup...so .....Putin can hang on for a long long time

  • @GIFW436
    @GIFW436 Рік тому

    This is the greatest program I love watching it

  • @rbesfe
    @rbesfe Рік тому +2

    DW should really be proud of their english language programming. I tried to imagine how the networks in the states would handle a segment like this, but I'm already getting a headache from all of the yelling and motion graphics

    • @Habib_Osman
      @Habib_Osman Рік тому +1

      USA news media isn't bad at all.. Just that the parts reserved for speech are super short. The average amount of words a guest on the news can say is.. I'd guess about 100 in the USA, and maybe 200 on DW? Something in that ballpark.

  • @annnee6818
    @annnee6818 Рік тому +1

    The economy is thriving? Really? That makes no sense they've lost millions of young workers and companies had to put people on paid leave because they can't produce stuff... thriving?!!

    • @mikaellindroos1594
      @mikaellindroos1594 Рік тому

      Russtatts numbers after they changes geo 3 times after the war start.

  • @ganguaccount
    @ganguaccount Рік тому +4

    The all guests are amazing, thank you

    • @beepseatsfindingfoodtreasu8756
      @beepseatsfindingfoodtreasu8756 Рік тому

      ​@@priapulidawait until India starts to give the ruskies territories to set up bases. After that it's done. They will treat everyone like dogs. ruskies think they are the only people who matter. Just look at every country they "liberated".

  • @peterparker5484
    @peterparker5484 Рік тому +3

    Because in dictatorship there is nothing like oposition or voting 🤣

  • @quantumcomata105
    @quantumcomata105 Рік тому +10

    Because with each successful kill; Putler gains loyalty and becomes more powerful to to it again.

    • @audirene
      @audirene Рік тому +1

      I smell a bot

    • @cherylpringle3397
      @cherylpringle3397 Рік тому

      You don't gain loyalty by killing people. You destroy society and have no order. You have a criminal order that no one trust. China has a huge problem with invention. Their citizens are thieves because they know that as a person they have no rights. Put in Trash miss judged NATO because he doesn't understand no one want a society like he has created. No one wants a killer as their leader. It doesn't make loyality. You will see.

  • @Oblithian
    @Oblithian Рік тому +4

    Remove opposition and no one will be left to disapprove in the polls

    • @Habib_Osman
      @Habib_Osman Рік тому +2

      Ukraine did that too though. I heard literally all opposition parties have been literally banned.

  • @danielhutchinson6604
    @danielhutchinson6604 Рік тому +1

    Ukraine appears to have outlawed opposition parties.
    Hypocrisy seems to be a one eyed critter?

  • @Intentspunk19
    @Intentspunk19 Рік тому +4

    Reporters should stop talking about Russian numbers like they're facts. They're lies, ofc they are.

  • @mathisyahu7945
    @mathisyahu7945 Рік тому +6

    I would rather talk about the way the opposition in Germany is treated.

    • @jeffperteet2327
      @jeffperteet2327 Рік тому

      Lol you mad bro

    • @boink800
      @boink800 Рік тому +1

      Ask the CDU/CSU then. They will tell you.

    • @gluteusmaximus1657
      @gluteusmaximus1657 Рік тому +1

      The opposition sits in the Bundestag, not in prisons! Spot the difference, NeoN or Comrade or both?

    • @channelwithoutanyparticula5256
      @channelwithoutanyparticula5256 Рік тому

      Of course, closing your eyes to a dictatorial regime, this would please you

    • @mathisyahu7945
      @mathisyahu7945 Рік тому

      @@gluteusmaximus1657 Plenty are imprisoned. Remember Ballweg? AFD's youth organisation is persecuted by the authorities!

  • @marcindrzewiecki5918
    @marcindrzewiecki5918 Рік тому

    It is shameful, when some journalists are constantly saying about thriving Russia, while most of reasonable economists or journalists knows perfectly that russian economy is in collapsing phase since the sanctions begins to work.
    It is principle, that without export or import economy will fail, and domestic economy is not enough. Period.
    For Russia - and it is regime and its people choice - this is the beginning of the end.

  • @pglanville
    @pglanville Рік тому +22

    Approval rate in Russia? Are you joking?

    • @uknwarrior7980
      @uknwarrior7980 Рік тому +5

      The source they use are third-party organizations that are not based inside Russia
      Statista, the org. who conducts the approval rating polls is not a Russian organization. It is based in Hamburg, with offices in London, New York, Paris, Singapore, Amsterdam, Tokyo, Berlin, Vienna, Zurich, Copenhagen, Stockholm, Warsaw, Milan, Madrid, India, and Melbourne. They are widely regarded as a trust-worthy organization.

    • @pfefferle74
      @pfefferle74 Рік тому +14

      @@uknwarrior7980 Perhaps. But if someone walks up to you on the streets of Moscow, pretends to be from an independent organization and asks you what you think of Putin - what would you answer?

    • @sarjokujabi9730
      @sarjokujabi9730 Рік тому +1

      And that is the fact. So what are you trying to say?

    • @suportbghelp4938
      @suportbghelp4938 Рік тому +1

      And what u expect, Russians to wish be like Biden/Trump America or like this Brussell un elected circus?

    • @DSAK55
      @DSAK55 Рік тому +4

      110%

  • @barrylane1055
    @barrylane1055 Рік тому +7

    DW PLEASE WRITE THE NAMES OF YOUR EXPERTS ON THE SCREEN AS YOU USALLY DO. IT IS NOT ENOUGH TO SIMPLY INTRODUCE THEM ORALLY AS WAS DONE TODAY. WE WOULD LIKE TO FOLLOW UP ON THEIR WORK AND PUBLICATIONS!

    • @amenbrother8818
      @amenbrother8818 Рік тому +1

      Good idea, is that what they do in America?

    • @klausschumacher7126
      @klausschumacher7126 Рік тому +3

      Why are you shouting with capital letters??? It's annoying.

    • @arnovriends5873
      @arnovriends5873 Рік тому

      @@klausschumacher7126 does the size of the font hurt your ears?? and why am I hurting you with 2 question marks?? Pfff

  • @Serg_Bro
    @Serg_Bro Рік тому +11

    Thanks for support Ukraine! ✌️🇺🇦♥️🌍🌎🌏💫🕊️Vladolf Putler 👎

  • @shane4ps2
    @shane4ps2 Рік тому

    Maybe opposition is disappearing because most of the people who are protesting left Russia in a defiane stance against the military call up 😂😂

  • @Thomas.Deverell
    @Thomas.Deverell Рік тому +7

    What an intelligent guest Ksenia Krimer! She unlike many people in the West clearly understands the situation. Russia is a criminal state where crimes became a part of everyday life, an accepted norm by the society!

  • @markaxworthy2508
    @markaxworthy2508 Рік тому +10

    "The Russian economy is still thriving"? Is this REALLY from DW? If so, its journalistic standards are plummeting!

    • @vrvaughn
      @vrvaughn Рік тому

      The Russian economy is in tatters…

    • @ebiekem
      @ebiekem Рік тому +4

      What? DW just said what you didn't like?

    • @Percival5
      @Percival5 Рік тому +2

      Lorl his hurt that their sanctions doesn't work😂😂😂😂

    • @markaxworthy2508
      @markaxworthy2508 Рік тому

      @@ebiekem No. DW just ignored the evidence and got it wrong. The Russian economy is clearly NOT thriving, It hasn't collapsed because it still has some of a large fund of saved oil money behind it, but it is clearly not "thriving" and the savings won't last forever.

  • @MyAssReeks
    @MyAssReeks Рік тому +5

    The answer is in the question 😅

  • @richarddecker9515
    @richarddecker9515 Рік тому +1

    Don’t they jump out of high rise windows

  • @pawelstuglik4737
    @pawelstuglik4737 Рік тому

    Saying that the sanctions are not working and then showing a piece about clothing is highly misleading. All those Western brands leaving Russia were not even part of any sanction package.
    In reality, the sanctions have been highly effective. Russia's oil/gas revenues dropped some 40-50%. The government's budget deficit is through the roof. The automotive industry is reeling. It's been reduced to assembling Chinese cars. Russia's commercial air fleet took a massive hit. The military industry faces a potential loos of most of its important clients because is failing to deliver on its promises and the equipment is not performing all that great.

    • @sirfrancis9619
      @sirfrancis9619 Рік тому

      and Putin will stay in power, his regime will become more draconian, Russians standard of living will decline...and Russian people will take it all with a smile..... Putin will still have his billions and although he will hate not being able to strut the world stage, he will entrench his domestic power tenfold.....

  • @Kiruna6751
    @Kiruna6751 Рік тому +4

    Thank you for this interview!🇺🇦🇺🇸💙💛❇️🌻

  • @CK-jo9im
    @CK-jo9im Рік тому +2

    I propose the west to establish an opposition party to oppose Putin in Russia, may be that would calm and heal their wounds with respect to Russia.

    • @ripplingeffect9339
      @ripplingeffect9339 Рік тому

      😂😂😂😂😂

    • @boink800
      @boink800 Рік тому +5

      I propose freedom in Russia, instead of Russia being a Neo-Fascist state.

    • @gudnikristinn
      @gudnikristinn Рік тому

      The west doesn't really want anything to do with Russia anymore. They must fix their own problems. We will just monitor.
      Everyone just wants Russia to leave Ukraine alone and follow international laws and respect UN International charters.

  • @dennistate5953
    @dennistate5953 Рік тому +1

    Perhaps because they can't fly? Or is it just the landing part?

  • @sararichardson737
    @sararichardson737 Рік тому

    Lose the music, DW. Really don’t need it and it’s directing.

  • @jeffreyokun2355
    @jeffreyokun2355 Рік тому

    Correction, the economy in Russia definitely is not thriving! Anyone who has investigated the reality on the ground by speaking with local people, rising prices, infrastructure breaking down, losses in gas and oil revenue etc..

    • @sirfrancis9619
      @sirfrancis9619 Рік тому

      They said the same thing a year ago.......they still seem to be chugging along fine. I wouldn't hold your breath waiting for them to implode...it will take a long time...(Although personally I wish they would take a leaf from their 1917 forebears and revolt)

  • @ANIMALS_AND_MORE_moments
    @ANIMALS_AND_MORE_moments Рік тому

    ... and the rest of the world doesn't act to stop this kind of crime against freedom ...

  • @PETE4955
    @PETE4955 Рік тому

    25 years and window issues has an effect.

  • @vrvaughn
    @vrvaughn Рік тому +3

    Too many open windows in Russia to mount an actual opposition.

  • @davidcole2337
    @davidcole2337 Рік тому +1

    Most of the Opposition are being taken out or jumping out a Window.

  • @MrJdsenior
    @MrJdsenior Рік тому +17

    The answer to the title is easy, windows (defenestration) for some and a 15 year hard labor sentence for others for doing so.
    When a totalitarian govt (an individual) is SOOO afraid of anyone disagreeing with him that he has to take measures like that, it is really hard not to laugh at him. What a fool Pootler is, an utterly frightened little child, six inch lifts (I'm not exaggerating, look at the backs of them) and all.

    • @sarjokujabi9730
      @sarjokujabi9730 Рік тому +1

      Why not? If you want to be a bad setezen u should be fired.

    • @gandalfstormcrow2486
      @gandalfstormcrow2486 Рік тому +3

      ​@@sarjokujabi9730 the only good Russian citizens left or went to prison for protesting Russian war crimes.

    • @Meoldson
      @Meoldson Рік тому +3

      @@priapulida Is that right? Show us some examples please.

    • @beepseatsfindingfoodtreasu8756
      @beepseatsfindingfoodtreasu8756 Рік тому

      ​@@priapulidathose people are tied directly to mousecow. The gremlin has infected the government for decades. This is the cure for communist oligarchy.

    • @speculawyer
      @speculawyer Рік тому

      Don't forget poisonings, getting shot, and blunt force trauma.

  • @Kiruna6751
    @Kiruna6751 Рік тому +12

    Slava Ukraine 💙💛❇️🇺🇦

    • @dedyzee
      @dedyzee Рік тому

      Ukrainian failed state

  • @minokt7792
    @minokt7792 Рік тому +2

    Educational to me esp. about what it is like to be a prisoner in russia and about prison system of russia. The last question on the program and the replies to it is interesting.
    I have an individual in mid 20s in moscow to message with who has got resigned to the current situation over there, numb to hearing mother land, father land blah-blah-blah stuff as well as to the subject of the war itself as if to make it something that has nothing to do with the person's life.

  • @SOCIAL_MEDIA_CREEPS
    @SOCIAL_MEDIA_CREEPS Рік тому

    Many orligarchs have long recognized this and want to live permanently in the "hostile" West or elsewhere abroad.

  • @tenzinthupten1984
    @tenzinthupten1984 Рік тому

    It is very good all opposition went out from Russia because now clean in Russia.

    • @Crashed131963
      @Crashed131963 Рік тому

      Cleaning the out of 700,000 young talented Russians so far. Not just avoiding the war , the Russian Brain Drain was on before the war.

    • @oneshothunter9877
      @oneshothunter9877 Рік тому

      You earn potato.

  • @dpelpal
    @dpelpal Рік тому +6

    It's a north Korea like place, now. Hopefully someone like Navalny will step up soon.

    • @ripplingeffect9339
      @ripplingeffect9339 Рік тому

      In your lucid dreams

    • @dpelpal
      @dpelpal Рік тому +5

      @@ripplingeffect9339 It's sort of like Putin screaming _"Kyiv in threeeee dayyyyyys!!!!!"_ lol

    • @Grimeyhoob
      @Grimeyhoob Рік тому

      Navalny is almost dead

    • @dpelpal
      @dpelpal Рік тому

      @@Grimeyhoob Wouldn't be surprised, he's in russia.

  • @alejandrogarcia-sw4ic
    @alejandrogarcia-sw4ic Рік тому

    Half century Palestina ocuppied. They were very brave defnding their lands as well, but I think if chinese or russians would provide intel and weaponry, they will suffer even more as ukranians does. As US draw a red line when USSR put missiles in Cuba in 1962 (as response to US missiles in Turkey in 1957) Rusia draw a red line in Ukrania, as he put others in Baltics and rest of countries absoverd by NATO. It is impossible RUssia would allow have their european borders fully in planes without natural borders. it is impossible they will give up their only militar harbour that doesnt freeze in winter. We are just using ukranians as meet shield.

  • @W_Bin
    @W_Bin Рік тому

    The music played on this video is extremely annoying. Is it a documentary or a dance party?

  • @redlinenorma1
    @redlinenorma1 Рік тому

    DW, you invite wrong people. Better ask Arkadiy Babchenko to join such discussion 🙂

  • @robbiemitchell1601
    @robbiemitchell1601 Рік тому

    I really feel for the Russian people who, essentially, have never tasted freedom.

    • @MustafaAli-lb8dq
      @MustafaAli-lb8dq Рік тому

      They did. But didn't like it very much. They were so used to Soviet times. When Russian federation was formed, Russia collapsed under the first Russian president. It was Putin who rebuilt Russian Federation disguised as Soviet Union Lite. It worked and people loved him until he went rogue because the success went into his head.

  • @narkelnaru2710
    @narkelnaru2710 Рік тому +2

    The segments at 12:00 and 15:00 were exceptional education for me in India.
    If this is the level of _acceptance_ or _normalisation_ of criminal behaviour, then inevitably, Russia is looking at a very looong period of rejuvenation and renewal.
    My heart cries for Russia, which is so beloved by Indians.

    • @ayodelefalade8392
      @ayodelefalade8392 Рік тому +3

      My friend, don’t believe this outlet and this people on the show.

    • @narkelnaru2710
      @narkelnaru2710 Рік тому +2

      @@ayodelefalade8392
      Thank you for your unnecessary advice.
      Slava Ukraine.

  • @judithlloyd1757
    @judithlloyd1757 Рік тому

    Read 'freezing order'

  • @pedrolopes3542
    @pedrolopes3542 Рік тому +2

    DW showing its true colors...

  • @oksanatulpa7984
    @oksanatulpa7984 Рік тому

    Because apposition now I think is a usless stuff . Sorry . The people cannot decide whose land is Donetsk region without blood .

  • @W_Bin
    @W_Bin Рік тому

    24:14 including coca cola manufactured by a Netherlands subsidiary under another name.

  • @quantumcomata105
    @quantumcomata105 Рік тому +3

    Also FEAR causes otherwise neutral and dissenting people to support him.

  • @bakeccho1924
    @bakeccho1924 Рік тому

    Same things happening in Ukraine. Why not discuss in western contries?

  • @gregorydesleskine3413
    @gregorydesleskine3413 Рік тому +4

    Putin was a KGB operative, those KGB ways are like tentacles that try to reach everywhere.

    • @rebeccacaraska4112
      @rebeccacaraska4112 Рік тому +1

      Putin was a KGB paper pusher in East Germany. Not what you think about KGB. Someone has to do the filing.

  • @mahbuburrahman212
    @mahbuburrahman212 Рік тому +1

    Same thing happening in Pakistan, India , Bangladesh

    • @DevrajThakkar
      @DevrajThakkar Рік тому +1

      And which glorious country are you from?

    • @romeob.8369
      @romeob.8369 Рік тому +1

      @@DevrajThakkar Bhenchod, I am from Kolkata, MODI Dictaor is silencing each opposition party starting within his states.

    • @Siience...s
      @Siience...s Рік тому

      ​@@romeob.8369🤣🤣

    • @mahbuburrahman212
      @mahbuburrahman212 Рік тому

      @@DevrajThakkar
      One of those 😂

  • @myrlyn1250
    @myrlyn1250 Рік тому +2

    Hiding, ran away, in jail, or dead. Hard to fight that kind of state machine. Pootin came up in the KGB, so that is his go-to procedure.

  • @mikmac5791
    @mikmac5791 Рік тому

    thats how you get rid of

  • @phileasler5401
    @phileasler5401 Рік тому +2

    For VP, I’m sure the approval is 125%

  • @netiturtle
    @netiturtle Рік тому +4

    Kremlin trolls performing human wave attack here. Prigožin's motivational words "post faster or its a sledgehammer for you" locked as desktop background

  • @Brainbaskit
    @Brainbaskit Рік тому +4

    I have to say, an absolutely outstanding panel, thoroughly enlightening. The host was exceptional in conducting this interview, and every single guest gave valuable insight into the situation in Russia and it's attack on Ukraine. Vielen Dank, und sehr gut gemacht!

    • @Brainbaskit
      @Brainbaskit Рік тому

      @@priapulida get wrecked P Putita

    • @audirene
      @audirene Рік тому

      @@priapulida How is the weather in Moscow?

  • @eimisavageofficial9196
    @eimisavageofficial9196 Рік тому +5

    Its same everywhere in world even worst in america and west when you v
    Condemned armed forces 😂

    • @davidwright5094
      @davidwright5094 Рік тому +1

      How did you get 5 upticks for that? The reason 100s of thousands of the mostly young, educated, and economically active Russians abandoned their real estate etc, jobs, and many of their possessions and legged it across the border is because they understand perfectly well that the political systems are *different, and preferable to them* , in many locations outside Russia. They are running to escape Putinism, and live under some different and better -ism.

  • @michielz4537
    @michielz4537 Рік тому +1

    I think the presenter has a terrible English accent. Please put someone there who has a proper English pronunciation. This just doesn’t meet the DW standards in my opinion.

  • @felipe-vibor
    @felipe-vibor Рік тому

    Highlight the plight of Julian assange too

    • @Joaquin546
      @Joaquin546 Рік тому

      Yeah rubbing your 💩 on the consulate walls isn’t a plight

  • @Lock940
    @Lock940 Рік тому

    Opposition for What?

  • @wthomas5697
    @wthomas5697 Рік тому +1

    Is it really that difficult to understand?

  • @maninthemgtower5415
    @maninthemgtower5415 Рік тому

    Women who 1) Don't choose military service, and 2) will never be FORCED to fight a war because of their gender should shut their mouths and keep their opinions on war to themselves.

  • @jamesmiller2735
    @jamesmiller2735 Рік тому +3

    To understand Russia you have remove any bad faith and look at Russia objectively without any projections about your own expectations,The Russian people learnt a lot from the fall of the Soviet Union and they clearly understood why it failed,They reasons for it's failures are not far fetched given that it paved the way for it's own collapse once it declared war against culture, religion,faith, ideas and every other vital values that held societies together, given the Soviet union's multicultural nature one would have expected that the least thing it would have attacked to be culture,But they communist foolishly went against the cultures and traditions of the constituents nationalities which weakened the system incredibly,The Soviet Union did not collapse because of the United States or even western actions but rather as a result of its own internal problems, States can endure enormous pain and still remain intact but once the constituent parts
    Looses faith in it no force in the world can save it.

    • @boriskaraya
      @boriskaraya Рік тому

      That's an idiotic take. Soviet Union collapsed because it was trash and everyone knew it (that's why people were always fleeing out of the USSR and never into it) and it was imperialist. Georgia for example never wanted to join the USSR but it was forced to join by the red army, so obviously Georgians always wanted to separate.

    • @jamesmiller2735
      @jamesmiller2735 Рік тому +2

      @@boriskaraya wasn't Texas militarily taken from Mexico and have you asked the Puerto Rican and Hawaii people if the wanted to be independent of the United States, let's not go into these matters because in reality the west Also has it's own diets,But the truth still remains that the Soviet Union was largely responsible for it's own collapse contrary to what the west claims.

  • @sayedhasibazazel5720
    @sayedhasibazazel5720 Рік тому +6

    For people who are blind, I have to tell them that Ukraine Parlament passed a law that saying anything opposite to government will end up in jail.🖕

    • @pfefferle74
      @pfefferle74 Рік тому

      You probably refer to the controversial censorship law passed end of last year. To get things straight: that only allows the government to block media outlets, it does not put anyone in jail.

    • @MiaowMr
      @MiaowMr Рік тому

      That's a blatant lie. I live in Ukraine. There is an active opposition and free media: you can read articles about the problems inside the government and accusations against top politicians (including Zelensky) every day on the pages of the main media.

    • @markaxworthy2508
      @markaxworthy2508 Рік тому +5

      And that supposed law is what? Just saying something doesn't make it so because it is uncheckable. Give us some details so we can check it out. For a start, when was it dated? Before or after the Russians invaded?

    • @sayedhasibazazel5720
      @sayedhasibazazel5720 Рік тому +1

      @@markaxworthy2508 wow Genius nice question, it's dated just three days ago and it's simple no one can't say anything harmful about dearest zelensky.
      So basically you will have democracy in Ukraine but just keep for yourself.🤫

    • @marktreissman9898
      @marktreissman9898 Рік тому +1

      Index of “press freedom “ is published every year - top country for freedom of speech is Norway 🇳🇴 (2022) with North Korea 🇰🇵 last.
      Ukraine 🇺🇦 is ranked 96 th and Russia 🇷🇺 155 th
      Last major law to restrict freedom of speech was in 2014 under Yanukovich
      There is now new legislation to significantly restrict freedom of speech in Ukraine and the comments by the above UA-cam viewer are deliberately misleading

  • @Loki1191
    @Loki1191 Рік тому

    That the economy is still thriving is of course nonsense

  • @diazvirdani1059
    @diazvirdani1059 Рік тому +1

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

  • @jodiezaffke4472
    @jodiezaffke4472 Рік тому +1

    Because Putin has not been honest with his country on what actually is happening.

    • @randomaccount53793
      @randomaccount53793 Рік тому

      Eventually this shadow spending to prop up the economy will run out, and the bottom will fall out for Putins regime.
      The sad thing is that everyday Russians will pay the price for this, an economy in pieces once again. Of course this is only a minor plight compared to everyone else that has suffered or lost people in Ukraine from this unjust war.
      We can only hope the Russian public will never allow this to happen again, unlike so many times before.

  • @noreenvarda8746
    @noreenvarda8746 Рік тому

    WHY in Heavens you ask that Question!??😁😂🤣

  • @rdela2772
    @rdela2772 Рік тому

    It is interesting that these Russian speak English better than English speaking people.

    • @Joaquin546
      @Joaquin546 Рік тому

      Not if you know English! 😂

  • @danipro6806
    @danipro6806 Рік тому

    Giliran ukraina di serang amerika bilang rusia teroris agresor pantas di hukum sama seperti negara negara eropa yang lain

  • @jimschachtschneider7741
    @jimschachtschneider7741 Рік тому +2

    I hope that no one is too surprised that Putin has gone full-on autocrat. Starting a war and then blaming all problems on the victims of the war and their supporters is pretty much chapter one of "how to become a dictator". As is cracking down on any dissenting press and parties. Anyone who knows anything about Putin - knows this is just who he is and always was.

  • @sugihartolukman7189
    @sugihartolukman7189 Рік тому +2

    Halo Joe, how about Nord stream 2???
    Halo Boris Pistorius, don't judge Germany by its words, but its deeds 👎
    Halo Nurlan, USA n NATO will lose 👎👎👎

  • @hugoboss917
    @hugoboss917 Рік тому +3

    "Putins popularity on rise and economy thriving" its an overstatement sorry

  • @IvoStunga
    @IvoStunga Рік тому

    Za svoih! :D :D :D

  • @danipro6806
    @danipro6806 Рік тому

    Saya lebih percaya ayam jantan bertelur dari pada amerika membantu dengan tulus

  • @Oblithian
    @Oblithian Рік тому +4

    Having murderers and whatever else trained by the military roaming free, certainly won't cause problems later....

  • @raisonneur682
    @raisonneur682 Рік тому +7

    What can the opposition offer to the Russian citizens? Does the opposition have any meaningful vision for the future???

    • @mlevine2005
      @mlevine2005 Рік тому +3

      These are very good questions to ask of any political group that wants your support. It's sad to me that so many people don't seem to even stop to think about them, let alone ask them.

    • @uknwarrior7980
      @uknwarrior7980 Рік тому +2

      Very good question. The answer is a resounding NO. The current Western sentiment is depose Putin, replace him with Western style Liberal democratic leader, and then "decolonize" Russia by splitting it into many different micronations.
      Anyone inside Russia with half a brain cell knows this would be a complete destruction of their living standards and economic opportunities. The living standards in Russia and all other post-USSR states was horrific in the 1990s because the economies that had once all been together were all of a sudden ripped apart. Some nations got richer, some got much much poorer. In some of the maps you see of a "decolonized" Russia every single state would become extremely poor with a total collapse of living standard, economy, and services.
      Moreover, there is no currently viable candidate for this role. Navalny? He supported the annexation of Crimea and believes in a Russian-superstate. All this and he's the "most Western-liberal style leader" that Russia has currently. Putin has created a political structure of people either loyal to him or like-minded in terms of Russian national identity structure since 2000. There is no one who is known to the Russian public today that would be a popular Liberal candidate that the West would approve of. The West would have to literally pick a random practically unknown oligarch and make them their puppet in Russia because there is no other viable candidates.

    • @channelwithoutanyparticula5256
      @channelwithoutanyparticula5256 Рік тому

      The possibility of your kid dying in a corn field of ukraine will be greatly diminished

  • @dankarathanasis9548
    @dankarathanasis9548 Рік тому +4

    Russia will have the same fate as former Yugoslavia, it takes time.

    • @goranrajcevic5550
      @goranrajcevic5550 Рік тому

      Most of us from former Yugoslavia think that EU will have the same fate. But it does take time.

  • @danipro6806
    @danipro6806 Рік тому +1

    Hidup rusia