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- Опубліковано 7 вер 2024
- my humble contribution to the /vaporwar/ genre.
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Inspired by the excellent Ruski Roadtrip:
• Video
Footage is from "Afghan-The Soviet Experience"
Music is HOME-Resonance. (lengthening done by uploader)
(کابل/Кабул)
Never delete this please. This is a corner of the internet where a small group of us find solace.
The shot of the Mi-8 on top of the mountain at 3:19 is absolutely glorious.
So lucky that he ain't got "stingered"
Yeah, so powerful!
70s, 80s Sci-fi electro music with Soviet pilots and troops.
I wish the Soviet Union and US became friendlies and then us humanity now could have already colonized Moon and Mars...
@@isaacdepaula2103 it is naive to believe that every second Mujahid had a stinger
Hot damn
If I ever become a filmmaker I'm going to make a tragic epic about a Soviet soldier in Afghanistan and his experience after the war and fall of the USSR. It's such a tragic and horrific war with a million great stories that have unfortunately been lost to the sands of time in the west.
Looks like a weird parallel universe where the russians from the 80s are invading mars with Mi-Helicopters.
Its still Afghanistan my friend
There is a video game like that
👍да.
your comment gave me an idea, but im not a good scriptwriter so I'll save your comment for now
Hahahh russia didnt invade they helped the gonverment t
Damn. The soldiers look tired,and in more then just a physical way.
i heard interview of some soldeirs about why that was so. Literally one said this way: we unloaded from helicopter and moved with 30-40 kilogramms backpacks 2++ days, temperature was 40 degrees C. When we arrived to mountains we were exhaused 0% energy inside bodies... then commander said .. allright and now most difficult part - to climb and move next days climbing ... naaah, no way, said soldier in 2019. It was incredible how he got strenght to do that ..and he could not ever reapeat that with no energy inside and no water .. then they arrived to target position and got fight there and then they had to retreat back carring wounded... and main words were: and I walked down the mountain and I was in mad state ... I almost could not make a step forward .. was too exhausted and I saw mini-mine .. and I thought that time: oh god here it is! there lies my end of torment, maybe i step on it, maybe my leg would be half cut but my commrades will carry me (c). He took a pause and added: you can feel now what kind of psychological and physical stress load was there ... when you move and hot mad brain automatically finds the way how to end this sh*t fastest way.
They were thinking why we are here and they were right
the entire flight they are worried about being shot down by a manpad, hence them all looking.. only when they get read to get off the helo they start to liven up.
@@DustySenecal33 first of, Russia didn’t exist back then. Secondly, the USSR didn’t invade Afghanistan as the US invaded Vietnam in their own personal interests. The USSR was called for help by the Afghan government to get rid of the mujahadeen that were placed by the US to destabilize the country.
It’s helping against inavding. Learn the difference.
@@g__wizz and plus the fact that their country is going through phases and falling apart thanks to the traitor Gorbachev and his stupid capitalist reforms
I'm on as you call it 'vaporwar' videos trip and accidentally found this, it's one of the best I saw so far.
Where are more vaporwar videos?
ua-cam.com/users/fewferulesatlife
'Hawkins' makes quite a few and served as inspiration
Play it at 1.25 speed
make this music for war in the ATU on ukraine please
i also happen to enjoy vaporwar/warwave
This truly hits diferent in late august 2021
The graveyard of empires :(
It defeated Alexander the Great, the British, Soviets, and finally the Americans, not to mention others along the way.
Those are some really good pilots, flying a bus over mountains is a definitely a prestigious skill.
Yes, it was a necessary, because mujahideen have stingers. In the begining of war Soviet pilots flew at an altitude of 2000-3000 meters
@jeff _ Wouldn't you?
Battle bus dropping in
in the era of absolute bullshit videos, I accidentally found a gem.
"Swallowing dust" and "who will save the world" good also
@@dedinsai7255 oh yeah i can't forget that one, that BMP ride was one of the best real life cinematic experience. Thanks for recommending "swallowing dust"
You welcome
Hey have you heard "Gruppa krovi" ?
@@dedinsai7255 master, make me your disciple
The US and Russia have gone through many similar events. I wish one day both of these superpowers will get along better than recent times have shown. From one veteran to another-- much respect, comrade.
I pray for that day
70s, 80s Sci-fi electro music with Soviet pilots and troops.
I wish the Soviet Union and US became friendlies and then us humanity now could have already colonized Moon and Mars...
It is all political. Together we have to fight together and save the Earth before globalists and bankers will destroy humanity all together.
The US which don't want to cooperate with russia
USSR on their own has disappeared. So the Soviet people themselves wanted. This is not a U.S. victory. The new Russia had many hopes for the United States. Instead, the United States supported separatism in the Caucasus, in Chechnya. They raised the Georgian army that attacked Russian peacekeepers in South Ossetia. Train the Ukrainian army fighting with Russian rebels in the Donbass. The US is deploying missiles right at Russia's borders in Romania and Poland. Obama illegally confiscated Russian diplomatic property two weeks before the end of the term. Russia is being sanctioned for a false case of election interference. Sanctions have not yet been lifted.
*A E S T H E T I C*
What are you doing here? Cowboys?
Napoleon, hitler, then bayden!? Hello, from hell! Ублюдки!
My uncle was MiG 21 pilot and died in Khost province Afghanistan during soviet war in Afghanistan hi only son is 32 now .🧣😢my uncle was 21 year's old.we miss him forever since my grandfather and grandmother died because of nervousness .😢
He died in my province maybe we find his bones
May your Uncle"s Soul RIP .This USA & Pakistan is completely responsible for Destruction & Chaos in Afghanistan .That"s why both these countries are terribally suffering from Afghan Problem in today"s time.
@@koustubhkhamparia993 The Afghanistan train wreck began in the mid-70s when the moderate Muslim Afghan king was overthrown in 1973 by his cousin who established a republic. The republic was overthrown by the socialists Sauer revolution, leading to an eventual communist takeover. The Soviets overplayed their hand and ended up with their puppet nascent communist leader accidently killed by Spetsnaz commandoes. Thus, the days of a moderate, independent Afghanistan with a King and a parliament were over thanks to Soviet meddling. As Pakistan lay on the Soviet march from Kabul to a potential warm water port on the Arabian Sea, they begged their American ally to help. Pakistan ISI also relied on Saudi Arabian support in the Afghan refugee camps created by the communist coup and subsequent Soviet invasion. The Soviet Union started this train wreck. The Americans, for all our many flaws, have put the Afghans back on a path toward the democratic ideals of 1973. In fact, in 2007, the surviving king, who resides in Italy, was declared "Father of the Nation." The Taliban emerged from the Pakistan camps in the 1990s and were a purely Saudi Arabian product, not a US one. But you can believe what you want, I suppose. Facts are stubborn things, as Stalin was purported to say.
I am so sorry to hear of your family's loss. My oldest son was 7 years old when 9-11 happened. Now he is a 26 year old Army Captain and an Afghan War Vet. The wars in Afghanistan have been with our two peoples for two long. There is much blame to be laid at the feet of both Soviet and American political leaders. But it's the patriots who end up suffering, dying or being scarred by the wars of our political masters. Ultimately, Russia and the USA should have been allies against Islamic fanaticism long ago, but we each stubbornly pursued our own global-power paths. Sadly. God bless you.
My father was in Afghanistan before I was born, he loved being young, able to run like a madman with bullets ricocheting and flying past him. Long distance engagements where you shoot cloud of dust and flashes. Even if he's old school military man and proud of his service, he told me not to join military.. he said there's so much hidden pain that he can't talk about.
Несмотря на обстановку, горы выглядят очень завораживающе, как будто провожают страдальцев и продолжают вечно стоять. Не могу это описать.
Despite the ocassion mountains look very fachinating and it's like they're following the suffereres and still stay for eternal. Can't describe it.
There is something mystical and macabre about the Soviet war that has always fascinated me. It's the same way us Americans feel about the Jungles of Vietnam.
That pilot landing on top of that mountain. He has some mad skills.
Совсем молоденькие ребята, а сколько в их глазах..
сколько?
Все кто воевал в афгане для меня все они Герои. Буквально все включая тех кто попал в плен. Огромгное Вам Уважение и низкий поклон.
then again in 2001
Ради чего они воевали, чтобы стать Героями? Попали в плен... ради чего?
@@alexander5im ради того что бы показать что россия крутые и боги во всем мире
Тысячи жизней, тонны ресурсов, и миллионы советских рублей коту под хвост. Из за дураков политиков.
Это всё не идёт НИ В КАКОЕ сравнение с двумя миллионами убитых совком афганцев. Ещё 6 миллионов стали беженцами.
This is art
This historical footage is a gem and the music is an excellent fit. Thank you very much!
"During the ferocious battles near the kishlak of Malym-Gulym, which is close to Khanabad, the platoon was ordered to move out and surround a band of Afghan rebels. But the platoon's point men ran up against the dukhi's base. There was nowhere to hide, no place to dig in- only flooded rice paddies spread all around. The commander of the platoon, Lieutenant Lobachevsky, was shot straight through his heart.
Major Novikov, who heard the Lieutenant's last words, later told me, "Believe it or not, Lobachevsky told the command post by walkie-talkie,
'Allow me to break this connection.......I've been killed' "
I believe that story. It was too incredible not to believe." Artyom Borovik- "The Hidden War
i love it man,cant stop watching... so good
thanks
Фильм потрясный, пособие. Эх, какие ж были парни, сейчас нет таких... Просто в их лица нужно посмотреть, а потом полностью окинуть их взглядом...Сейчас нет таких...
Да, сейчас реально мальчики с детства перерождаются в девочек.
@@Vadim-gi4sg и сейчас есть
Если будет война то появяться
Будет война - появятся.
Да, совершенно другие лица.
За здравие шурави! Провинция Бадахшан СБО Сархад 85-87, ММГ Мургабского ПО, фельдшер (аборт-механик) из Челябы!
Ты пилота знаешь этого
Суровая была у вас работа мужики!
Читал о вас (пограничниках) в книге майора Полищука: "Пограничники в Афганистане"
Мурагаб это ни Афган
@@user-sb6mu6gb4v да я знаю зовут его Ленин а штурманом вертолет было Курупская н.к.вд
@@nurboliskakov4379 учись сынок👅👅👅, надеюсь ты не китаец
During the Afghan war, there was a Antonov An-12 who transported dead troops back home. Upon takeoff the aircraft would deploy flares to honor those who have died in the war. The aircraft was nicknamed “Black Tulip”.
yea I know you don’t need to remind me ;-(
Yeah it was referenced in afgan afgan or swallowing dust
Flares were against stingers. Take off was most vulnerable time for the aircraft.
The flares were deployed against Stinger aswell, the Soviet lost so many cargo aircrafts during the landing/takeoff phase that even flares are not enough and every plane has to have 2 mi24 accompanied by the side.
@@RedHazeCh Oh wow, never knew the situation over there was that bad, very interesting
Автор спасибо. Видео и Мелодия красивая
time is a flat circle
This is like a really slowed down version of resonance
it's in the description brah
+ohtheblobel sorry brah
prefer this to the original version hah
That's literally what it is lol
У меня мурашки по коже, когда видишь последовательность посадки Ми-17 на вершину горы Афгуанне и пикирующего взлета.Хорошо помню рассказы моих инструкторов на Ми-8Т во Фрунзе и Потапова на Ми-24П в Сезрани.
This is soo much better slowed down compared to the original
Вечная память войнам-афганцам из СССР....
Вертолётчикам огромный респект! Без них эта война была бы невозможна.
респект за то что война стала возможна?
@@ivanovolgovich1382 он наверное имел ввиду, что без поддержки военных вертолетов, вести боевые действия в горах Афганистана было бы тяжелее.
@@ivanovolgovich1382 умник, войны развязывают политики, а не военные.
Warum überfallen die Russen andere Länder? Stalin, Putin....alles feige Schweine. Frieden!
@@hefttackerdererste2837 Гитлера забыл
And yet it happened again
oh shit here we go again
They looked extremely tired. They may thought what the hell is going on.
I literally have this saved on playlist and watch this everyday. Its nothing like ive ever come across ever. And the feelings i get is a magnanimous bombardment that i cannot describe with meagre words.
Watch Desert Storm 1991 theres one with the same song just at its normal pace, really good, also check out Mauzer
The Battle of Kabul happened in the Afghan Civil War in 1992-1996 when the USSR left Afghanistan
As a person in Poland, I see sunsets and sunrises like these quite often, however every of it feels like start of a new era. Those pictures and videos make me feel like I'm empty inside, I don't know why, maybe because I want to be there. I have just a weird feeling in my body that I want to be there forever. Eastern and middle eastern countries have something different. I feel it. They are underrated, people think nowadays that they are depressing, however every sunrise I see as I'm walking next to these "depressing" buildings, my hope for better next days is stronger and stronger. I think this is the difference between west and east. Thank God I was born in the right place, but not in the right time.
Masterpiece.
Awesome, this music, the images... pure art and feeling
The soviet soldiers in Afghanistan are beautiful. They are calm and strong. Strict and courageous beautiful European faces. They are real warriors. The helicopter pilots are virtuosos of the sky. So to operate heavy machinery in conditions of a mountain relief can only wizards. Amazing video. Surprisingly, these are real documentary footage of the 80s.
in videos yes but actually Afghanistan war has and another side - corruption, a lot of soldier used drugs ( traded army equipment with locals) , civilians killings, also in afghan war was dedovshchina then veteran soldiers used violence against new ones . It was dirty war. Oh and many soldiers back in home with very strong psychological traumas but soviet government them abandoned and ignored because "there is no any war is Afghanistan " soviet people are strong and no need any psychological help" .
That's the most overtly romanticized thing i've ever heard. The wars in Afghanistan were absolute meaningless hell.
@@543soldier Agreed. Almost romanticizing the war. I wonder what the veterans themselves would say if they read this guy's comment.
@@VK-- In any war, soldiers of any army commit offenses. Recent history gives us many such examples. To stop such outrages in the combat zone except the troops keep the military police. A man with a gun is always dangerous even if he is a soldier of the regular army. Drunkenness, looting, violence is the companion of all wars. White and fluffy in the war does not happen.
@@543soldierThe Soviet-Afghan war was as much a local conflict as other low-intensity fighting that occurred in the world after world war II. This war was similar to what is happening on the borders of Israel and Palestine. Armed to the teeth army with tanks, guns and helicopters chasing through the mountains and deserts of different rebels. And those hide and commit sabotage. That's the whole war. The army periodically incurs losses. But to call such a war a hell is a very big exaggeration. World war II was hell, and this is just a dangerous adventure.
The guy at 3:14 looks like Ukrainian heavyweight boxer Oleksander Usyk. His father served in Afghanistan.
Кажется все спокойно , романтично , как в кино ...
watching this while being so high, is the most amazing experience i’ve ever had
Me too pal!
вертушка на 2:40 выглядит просто божественно.
Я в 1985когда призывался из Казахстана - должен был попасть в Термез и оттуда - в Афган .. Но мой военком, который нашу группу сопровождал из родного города на сборный пункт в Джезказган , решил мою судьбу иначе - перекинув в другую команду , где не хватало 2 человек ...В итоге весто Афгана волей случая оказался в России ...Где и остался жить после армии . Зато обе чеченские компании прошел ..
и чо
@@ivanovolgovich1382 Не известно, что страшнее.
Афган или Чечня...
Вот "чо"
Хотя многие и то и то прошли.
В любом случае, можно только восхищаться мужеством этих людей.
Спасибо всем, кто был в Афгане и Чечне.
Как говорится из огня да в полымя. Хорошо, что выжил. Здоровья.
Да лан?
70s, 80s Sci-fi electro music with Soviet pilots and troops.
I wish the Soviet Union and US became friendlies and then us humanity now could have already colonized Moon and Mars...
0bserver1 Ohhh hell yea
then we would fight about black lives and climate change, oh we do
Colonize? Id probably focus on the radiation ring first? You know the radiation the Russians asked the Americans about after their moon "landing" ?
3:18 that's a gorgeous shot
Hits different right now 😳
A F G A N I S T A N W A V E
Back to the '89
I respect Afghans. The people that live there in Afghanistan just don't lose in war, 2 superpowers and an entire coalition...
Then you don't know the history. It's more of a failure of modern European powers, historically that has never been the case although it was a tough place, I agree.
No one has conquered Afghanistan , not the mongols, not the Russians and definitely not the Americans.
Afghanistan 1985 me and Venom were doing missions under the name "Diamond Dogs" a private military company following our leader Venom Snake and if we didn't defeat Skullface things would have been more difficult for the Russians and in the future the United States.
after listening to this multiple times, the original version sounds weird now
those MI-8 and MI-24s are beautiful.
More like Kabul'21
maybe i make
@@ohtheblobel make
@@ohtheblobel we want you to make it, it'll be great.
More like Kyiv 2022
@@freakingabagool3510more like Crimea 2023
I don't feel bad for USSR collapse. I feel bad for army that was fucked up in 90's by mindless and corrupted goverment of that time. So many perspective war technologies of soviets has been lost and this is really sad. USSR was not the country with the good economics and the life conditions (especially in the 80's) but it had the powerful army which could potentially fucked up all of Europe in a matter of weeks. And now seeing how NATO approaches closer and closer to the former USSR centre is scary.
I've never been in those times. I was born in '00s and for me USSR looks like a paradise. People with motivation to live, study, serve their country for the good of working class and humanity at all. And now we have young people with zero knowing of what they wanna do in their life.
"W czasie wojny nikt nie jest panem swego czasu."
Пилоты вертолётов настоящие мастера!
Красивые съёмки!
Чертовски потрясные.
A lot of these soviet pilots flew over Chernobyl when the melt down happened.
Video is from 1989, Chernobyl was in 1986
@explorubus lmao what
@@Lukaszmmz Well to he fair, some pilots could've been over Chernobyl since its a 3 year difference
@@Lukaszmmz well these clips are from 89, but that war started in 79.
I think he means to say that the pilots were all uniformally crazy.
Respect to our Russian comrades in arms. As an American, I really wish that both of our countries got along better.
Walt Peters as a citizen of this world I really hope one day you guys get along each other and stop non sense wars around the world 🌍
Walt Peters fuck that!!
Commie
@@steparkinson1465 you fucking idiot. these guys on video arent communists. yankee your little brain are fucked badly
Maxim Yakushev I was replying to the comment you little hero “your brain are fucked” fella
I like this type of video. They are always just random war history and with some lofi tunes and thta’s exactly what I want
Как будто на Марсе летают
See you 2050 in Kabul!
))))Нет
Well well well........
This video is fablous! Thank you for this vid. It's the best vaporwar video i've ever seen!
We need more content like this :)
Героям- Вертолётчикам Огромный Приветище, Здоровья Им Крепкого!!!!!
The Soviets - Who my elders still remember as a brave enemy .. 👍
There is just something magical about the soviet afghanistan war.
Chill af
but in reality it's chaos there
War is such a deeply ingrained animal instinct, it is human all too human..
Beautiful origional video.
Time has taken a full circle... First it were British then came Soviets and now Americans, all fought a war in a place they know little about. Sad but what can one do? Also equal blame is on Afghans, at America stayed there for 20 years. It is my opinion anyone is free to disagree.
музыка очень классная, подходит к этому видео.
Сколько же молодых ребят скосило проклятая воина 😢😔
в год на дорогах умирает в несколько раз больше чем за всю войну, но всем похер
Пам ПаРам да они только ныть могут. Тогда реально почти все в армию хотели.
молодых и хороших.нужно помнить о них всех. вечная память.
Пусть Аллах Таала накажут этого Кафиром за это войны !!! мирних Мусульманом не винным убивали за какой то мирской интересы.
@@toxakarabaev7598
А афганцы, после американцев, теперь говорят, мол дураки мы были, что в русских стреляли и хотят чтобы русские пришли. Но они не придут.
Afghanistan 🇦🇫❤️❤️❤️🇦🇫
Incridible picture and magnificent background music with horrible mountains of the great country Afghanistan
Дед вертолетчиком был. Воевал в Афгане. В Кабуле был
🤣🤣🤣
Не гони
I love this video.
Очень красиво!!! Раз 10 пересмотрел!!!
Russia’s ‘Nam flashback
That's funny because no one in Russia sees war in Afghanistan as anything similar to vietnam. It's a western cliche.
@@igorverevkin7709 How do Russians see their Afghan war?
@@Stefanthenautilus as a big and stupid mistake that could have been avoided in the grand scheme of things. Or simply put as a failed business transaction. They have nowhere near the attachement that americans have to Vietnam
@@ArmaDino22 I doubt they even teach them in school about this shameful defeat.
@@zloll there was not defeat. there was not any sense to be there, not a goal. we had problems in our country.
I’m here after the fall of city to taliban
the sequel’s recently happened
Was infantry in Bagram ran day and 2003 night raids in outer villages and mts. They said if you walk in green you die (minefield) much respect comrades. Took over old Soviet airfield we had to push over old Soviet jets off runway for our apaches and A-10s...they didn’t like us either.
Сколько раз смотрю, пацаны - Герои!
Погибшим - вечная память! Руские держат, оберегают этот мир своими жизнями!
2021 And the U.S. just packed up and left Bagram Airbase. Graveyard of empires.
Did you noticed armchair in Mi17 in 00:36 ? xD
we ride flying chariots of war
and they're /comfy/
I didn't know leftcoms were involved in the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan
This might not be one, but the Soviets did have some furnished flying offices. One was used by the guy in charge of the Chernobyl situation.
Its not Mi17, its Mi8
*Mi8!!!*
Rip for every man, woman and other people died in all Afghan wars
Having been there, I know the feels
Ми-8, выпускающий сигнальные ракеты, в купе с переходом в треке на моменте 1:00, выглядит потрясающе
Это не сигнальные ракеты, а отстрел тепловых ловушек
@@FDDFGGSHORTS, благодарю за пояснение
JUST, AMAZING!!
another planet
officially addicted to this video, ty, great job 10/10
За Родино
За Сталино, за Брежнево и Горбачово
За Ленино
0:37 they had comfy chairs atleast
My beautiful motherland! The Worlds most complicated country in all aspect. No one has won a war there, not Chengiz Khan, not Alexander the great, not Napoleon, not the British empire, not the Soviet Union and not Nato/Usa.
Long live Afghans & Great Afghanistan.
Love you always
Its more like whorehouse where everyone gets in and gets out.
What about Maharaja Ranjit Singh and his Dogra Rajput associates ??
Ха, в салоне вертолета два домашних мягких кресла!
Там в кресле парашюты которыми пилоты там не пользовались
Генеральский борт
Бессмысленная война но зато какая романтика ! Кадры класс 👍
Почему бессмысленная? Мы защищали ДРА от душманов
@@Lesta6ckou Как афганец, я благодарен Советам за помощь в борьбе с душманами. ДРА была лучшей
Soviets were the first to recognise the threat posed by Islamists. They tried to warn the world back then. They did their best to purge the virus before it grew: Afghanistan, Indonesia, Egypt, and Iraq. Soviets stood alone back then and vanquished trying to make the world a better place. Respect for the fallen. You will be missed.
Слава!