Добрый вечер!)

The Russian second offer is worse than the first, but probably better than the third one.

@@DTJKS next will be near total surrender

IOC: 14 neutral 🇷🇺 participates in the Olympics in Paris…

@@damn6 so what?

had to ha ha this one ! it,s a monster

@@garymoore5005sorry, but reality has left you behind on this. Everyone can see the full picture now, couldn’t be clearer.

Truly you are either very stupid or well paid which is it?​@@garymoore5005

He needs to stop negotiating, he's not really very good at it. Why change what's working. According to the Russian statistics the Dnipro Oblast is worth 5 trillion in resources.

@@tadhgcronin175 I understand what you mean and pretty much agree. With one addition: even the greatest negotiator can't do anything if opposite side just do not want even to consider a compromise. Putin definitely should stop TRYING to do it indeed....

​@@tadhgcronin175that is why you are not the president of Russia, and Putin is Putin could care less about the 5T of resources in the Dnipro oblast, or haven't you actually read the Minsk 1, or the Minsk 2 agreement?!

@@tadhgcronin175Going all out could mean the end of humanity! So just calm down sugar

What about Russia money it has been wasted for the last 80 years on weapons while eopel still have outdoor toilets and the leaders have super yachts

Putin hasn't heard of any of those 🤣🤣🤣

I agree with you, but first clean up your corrupt politicians and the judicial system starting with that evil Garland.

It’s not what the Zionists want, so shut up already

@@neilba1 The 35000 burnt out tanks and guns lying in ukraine fields was a comlete waste of 50 years economic production.

Western opinion requires only feelings.

Four More Years

Idiocracy - the movie worth rewatching

Or Trump

Prepared Statement of Senator Joseph R. Biden, Jr. The biggest worry for American families today is the state of our economy. And the biggest worry for our economy is the explosive rise in the price of oil. It is hitting family budgets every time they fill their tanks--it threatens a new wave of inflation as the price of everything from food to textiles to chemicals is pulled up by skyrocketing oil prices. As we have heard in previous hearings before this committee, our dependence on oil has weakened our economy, driven up our defense expenditures, and put our foreign policy in a straitjacket. That is why, following the leadership of Senator Lugar, this committee has made the issue of energy security and its role in our foreign policy the focus of many hearings in recent years. We will continue that focus with additional hearings. Today we will hear from a panel of distinguished witnesses, beginning with Dr. Zbigniew Brzezinski, on the Great Came being played out in the Caspian Sea region. The stakes are high. They involve hundreds of billions of dollars in oil and infrastructure, the resurgence of Russia, and the energy security of Europe. It is played out in a region rife with its own historical instabilities, shifting alliances, and shaky regimes. And this region is one of immense importance to our security and the security of our allies. It is mostly Muslim nations that are uncertain whether to look West or East. Its hydrocarbons fuel Europe and could offer additional supply for a global market that is maxed out. But there are also opportunities there for us to pursue, opportunities for diplomatic and security success that could contribute to a more stable region and a more stable global energy future. These opportunities are there, but only if we seize them, only if we give this region and these challenges the attention, resources, and diplomatic skill they need--at the highest level. As complicated as the flows of oil and gas into, through, and out of this region look on a map, the basic elements we will examine today are clear. Russia controls the old, Soviet-era infrastructure for moving oil and gas in the region. That infrastructure reinforces Russian influence because on top of its own oil and gas, Russia is the major buyer of its neighbors' hydrocarbon resources and a major seller of those same resources, through its pipelines to Europe. that arrangement suits Russia just fine. As we discussed in our hearing yesterday on Sovereign Wealth Funds, Russia has amassed a ``Stabilization Fund'' of over $127 billion. They have used some of that wealth to buy into the parent company of Airbus, and have threatened to expand those holdings substantially. That company is a major European defense supplier. No wonder the President and Prime Minister of Russia spend more time running Gazprom than they do running the country. It is not just the sheer volume of oil and money that is enhancing Russia's power; they have shown that they are willing to use their dominance of both ends of most existing pipelines to extract not just economic deals, but, increasingly, political influence. Russians love chess. Our strategic response on the chess board of Central Asia must be to establish a presence on parts of the board they do not yet control. That means laying down new pipelines that add alternatives--that introduce real competition--to the monopoly Russia has enjoyed. Giving more choices to both suppliers and customers should help wring waste and inefficiency out of the system--bringing a situation where supply and demand, not threats and bribes, set prices. Those pipelines need not just billions of dollars of investment, but also the rule of law, property rights, and predictability that investor demand. Those pipelines require building alliances among the nations they traverse, the suppliers needed to fill the pipelines, and the consumers at the other end. And we need diplomacy to forge a common strategy among energy consuming countries in Europe, a shared effort that can confront Russian dominance. That puts diplomacy at the center of our approach to this region. a key question for this hearing must be: Are we deploying the diplomatic resources, the attention, this issue demands? Senator Lugar and I are particularly interested to know if our government has the right people, in the right positions, to achieve our goals. Do we have the right pieces in play to confront the Russian position? One way to form a common response to the power of energy exporters is a global deal to reduce the threat of climate change by cutting emissions from fossil fuels. That will mean global-scale commitment to alternatives and to rules that give investors a predictable future, a smart deal that protects economic growth. The longer we delay that deal, the longer we delay our own domestic energy and climate plan, the weaker our hand in dealing with Russia, or with OPEC. Our addiction empowers them. I have worked with Senator Lugar on a Resolution calling for renewed U.S. leadership in international climate negotiations. Progress on those talks will be part of a move away from our dependence on oil, the root of so many of our foreign policy issues. Senator Lugar is a genuine expert on this region. He has been there more than half a dozen times, most recently in January of this year. He's the most senior U.S. official to visit Turkmenistan since their new President took office. I can't think of anything that is more important to our energy policy than the issues we will discuss at this hearing. Of particular interest to me, is why we seem to have an inability to form a powerful common response and how we can form that common response. I want to welcome Dr. Brzeznski back to this committee, and I look forward to hearing from our panel of distinguished experts on this topic.

Same for his husband.

"If I had a son, he'd look like Trayvon Martin."

His only "talent" was the colour of his skin, isn't he black man?

@@josephvanwie6706 She probably wants to be referred to as they

Putin allowed himself to be deceived, like the young Bruce in Braveheart. He should have known better.

Putin is an extraordinary Leader... There is no recent leader that miscalculated as badly Putin in his launch of a major invasion of an adjoining country. You'd have to go back to Kim Il Sung& Stalin in the Korean War to find leaders that miscalculated an invasion so badly or perhaps Hitler in his June 22nd 1941 attack on the Soviet Union, or the Japanese leaders who started a war with the British Empire and the USA on Dec. 7th, 1941 (cont.) One honorable mention though could be brought up from the Middle East: in our own recent era Saddam's invasions of Iran in 1980 and Kuwait in 1990...

@@JosephBisio Strange answer ... But ok. There have been many things in the last 24 years, and surely Putin has had his mistakes. He is a man. He fails. But there's no one around to shine his shoes ...

​@@JosephBisioclearly you tend to the party betrayers

Putin is a blood thirsty dictator

@@JosephBisio The Argentines in 82 were also beyond stupid but not on this scale given the explicit warnings he was given.

Well stated !

Your indirectly part of the problem because you won't topple your government you just say it wasn't me it isn't my fault thats the problem about America the people won't take responsibility for there governments actions America has lost its rebel spirit completely.

And I apologise for Americas 'luca brasi',the UK government.

I am from Africa. I have lots of wonderful, loving friends in USA. I see this and agree with you that this does not represent who I know majority of America to be. America has pushed Africa away. Even sadder.

Americans show again that economic power and democracy prevail totalitarian, oligarchic, medieval system.

It gives Russia another win as all these let offs will be assessed as stubborn failures. Minsk 2, Istanbul, This proposal. It really is like the Monty Python Black Knight skit.... The Russian army will be destroying Kiev and the Western media will say 'Ok, let's call it a draw' 🤣

I think they set a trap to entire West,.. Now the real games begin.

Putin negotiates like a clown sniffing glue.

@@DTJKS. 🎻🧂🥲

And it also shows clearly that the narrative that russia intends to attack the rest of europe is nothing but bs.

Along with Deng Xiaoping, Fidel Castro, Thomas Sankara and Hugo Chavez..

@@a.m.armstrong8354 🤣

Don't be afraid to ask for help.

@@No2traitor Like your Fuhrer Hitlensky?

@@a.m.armstrong8354fail

Check out the photos of Trudeau and the Fidel Castro of younger years.

He represents the hegemony in his head.

The funniest thing happened in Switzerland, when Trudeau spoke he actually said “We know that Russia MUST win this war” a moment later he corrected himself in the midst of laughter. Freud describes such behavior well.

These people care less about their own people. There is NEVER money available for the people of the countries BUT there is ALWAYS money for Ukraine.

The great reset. Agenda 2030

See what comes to Those Who set Their Snares before the Tsar.

@@brandtbollers3183the return of the Tsar. Would that not be the biggest FU to cretins and warmongers everywhere across this realm.

This act may seem to be good for Russia but the west is insane and will take direct action. This will put us all in extreme jeopardy one way or another. The collective west is in recession and are headed for a depression worse than the great one of the 1930's.

Gloves off...I heared you guys saying that for two years now.

Did I hear someone say Ukraine was winning 😂😂😂

Christopher Cavoli natos General said last weekend in Brussels that Ukraine are losing men at an alarming rate 😢

​@@PantalonesGrandes-px1io do you have any idea how this conflict Is being fought? No i didn't think so. gaining ground isn't Russia's main objective, at the moment, The main aim is attrition of the Ukrainian forces which they are doing to perfection.

Absolutely and it will.

BREAKING: Russian soldiers surrender after failed attack on Vovchansk chemical plant

@@user-wp2mr4hw7y So?

I am stunned at Russia's restraint toward the West and their shenanigans. I maintain that Putin will eventually be forced to save the West from itself.

​@@user-wp2mr4hw7ykeep posting that lie bubble boy. Like I told you for every Russian that surrenders 10 ukrainazis surrender. You do know that right?

LMAO

@zeckariaabdul7623 I could not but agree wholeheartedly with you that we are privileged to be alive in these times of such a brilliant president as Putin.❤👏 🎉

Agree ❤

THE WORST EXCUSE FOR A RUSSIAN TYRANT SINCE STALIN. AND A THIEF OF DEFEATED SOVIET UNION'S FOOD-FOR-OIL PROGRAM FOR STARVING RUSSIAN CITIZEN PAUPERS OFFERED BY THE VICTORIOUS EU IN 1991.

* Dictator putin. a Tyrant.

They made promises to natives of America that they always broke. Committed genocide of such proportion that it can't even be properly judged. They are living on a stolen land.

Good one.... Of the 800 plus treaties the US signed with the Native Americans over the course of 150 years, the US honored exactly zero. Broke every single one. Food for thought!

Quality,🎉 food for thought ☺️🎁

It's worth while to see just how much the US has kept its bargains.

19:51 I am reminded of a scene from Braveheart where the younger Bruce rails against his father "you deceived me!" His father replies, "you allowed yourself to be deceived!" Putin allowed himself to be deceived. This is his lesson, should have known better after the Yugoslavia debacle.

Exactly

Dear Sir, you put it exactly, well spoken ..netherlands

It baffles me how people like this conceive these ideas that they know what other people are thinking and assume we're supposed to be taking his opinions seriously..This guy is so completely beside himself.

they asked Elensky " which is the most independent country in the world ?" Elensky replied " of course Ukraine " they asked him why? Elensky replied " that is because even our own internal policies does not depend on us "

Ukraine is under control of west for now, but things are changes..

Nor does the US govt/West, they get a call too.

404 no longer exists

Not sure if he was ever shy and insecure... He didn't have much time to learn on the job. He came in and had to face down Russian oligarchs, a declining economy, and a battle with violent Islamists. That's not taking into account the many obstacles placed in his path by international actors. In each case he proved equal to the task... Very effective leader... Right from the beginning.

Perhaps not shy but cool and collective. Knew what he needed to do and got on with it.

​@@annmenzies6041A cool cucumber to be sure. Collected but not Collective.

That is only thing Elzin dis right, choose Putin, we don't know why?But it was GREAT choice for Russia!

There's nothing shy about President Putin, he's a true leader, don't mistake kindness, diplomacy with weakness.

I remember that sabre rattling nazi

Immature and toy soldier pathetic president

Macron with his trans wife 😂

Spoiled lil banker no one likes, yet manages to hang on. Him & Trudeau prove even stupid people vote.

@@Theone-bc7trperhaps this IS his strategic ambiguity.

Who likes to play c boys

I understand what you mean but the average Ukrainian never stood a chance! They are under globalist control, just like every nation in the collective west. Just look at what's happening in the United States.

The West usurped the vote of the Ukrainian people. Evil

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Man oriented vs woman oriented.

Agree

it just got old, so they need to find something else to entertain the audience

Exactly

Excatly

@@4otko999 Exactly!!!!!!!👍💯

Two years of ridiculous koolaid finally got tiresome even for the Goebbels crowd!!!😮

That's easy for you to say when you're not the one on the frontlines. You should rather ask Putin to reduce his demands.

The Institute of the Study of War said Putin's peace proposal was "an absurd attempt to seduce the west".

@@user-wp2mr4hw7ypretty hard to reduce your demands when the usa did not offer a counter proposal. Usa offered no negotiations . The money is flowing to ukaraine so the western politicians can get their mitts on it. They do not want the war to end because that is the end of the money train.

There is a chance. But it will be less favorable for sure.

​@@user-wp2mr4hw7yNo way! Only to increase 🤣 You have no idea what stands behind Putin"s proposal. It is a chess game.

I think they have even greater problems ahead. They may not be safe from prosecution by the ICJ. There could be millions of Americans facing tribunals. Western power will evaporate and they will have few safe places.

Without wars $ will collapse...reason enough🤗

US officials have no conscience, they don’t give one flying f*ck about anything other than themselves

Good thing you're a nobody and not an American diplomat.

They haven’t been given all these problems, they created them.

Appreciated

❤

42:38 Putin's terms

👍👍👏👏🤝

Great news

"Ukraine's top negotiator, Ivana Dixonderasse " No such person Mr. shit-poster...

America is in process of self imploding. look at the ghettos cities. and crime

Rev 17, Bablyon The Great, me thinks.....

America no longer does, it's been replaced by Babylon and his judgments are about to fall upon her.

America may well be proof that He doesn’t.

Don’t blame everyone here, we don’t want war and didn’t ask for this madness ✌🏼

Putin is the best leader in the world

It’s funny 😂. I’ll give you that

Putin is the best leader in the world. Imagine Biden trying to make that same speech 🤣

@@rokitron65 🤦🤡

@@rokitron65 projection onto yourelf

Pool boy girl

😂

@Teunus_Maranus Sweetheart, speaking of inadequacies,how is your limp middle leg or don't you have one at all ?As a draq queen , the limpness would certainly be noticed . You would fit in perfectly as Elensky's queen trophy wife . Olena is just too much expense as she bankrupted Elensky into the ground . That is why he is pan handling again .

@@edvsilas8281😂👍

Must be from Toronto. 😁

Zelensky is no longer the legitimate president of Ukraine. Whatever agreements he made with the NATO countries can be easily disqualified on the grounds that the agreements were reached with a pseudo president of Ukraine. Only the Speaker of Parliament is the legitimate head of Ukraine and I'm sure the Russians will only negotiate with him, not Zelensky.

I'm more convinced than ever that Alexander takes money directly from the Kremlin.

Putin's proposals are a propaganda call for Ukraine to surrender....No one is fooled save silly vatniks on this page...

get out of Ukraine that will end the hostilities!

Mr Muzz that's exactly what I had on my mind, Putin's audience isn't the so-called West

That's true of the matter

Hahah, russia on their own gonna fight WW3? 😂😂 Funnny, maybe they can ask their best ally, Dprk, for military help again?

@@bekeneelhistory tells us the west are not acapable to fight wars without Russia on their side and The west is not ready for war on their territorium,this is not a movie that you can turn off

Good maybe all these people crossing the boarder will go back from where they came

You are a genius

Did you forget a little something called the Soviet Union who were far more-powerful than the USA and Western Europe combined?

Yeah its like Oliver Stone's imaginary history of the United States ....almost totally imaginary filled with half-truths and potted alternate history,,,,

Sure. We all see that it is the Truth.

@@z-Americait explains a lot .

ARTHUR, stop talking badly about your mother!

It was an accidental birth,son..

Not even changed, but doubled down, because it backfired very strongly and now it even become threat to western dominance and even whole dollar financial system. Last chance to walk away from that was in early stages, when Istanbul treaty was proposed, but they were totally sure about military and economical dominance over russia and power to manipulate whole world. It was the time, when only china was "able" to resist un vote to condemn russia of "unprovoked invasion". Now it become evident, that the same voting will end with totally different result. And what is the worst, that many countries wakes up and start to build their own independence from petrodollar. What first looked like possible (to destroy political system in russia and divide russia to small "protectorates", or create new political system controlled from west) becomes nightmare and direct threat to whole "collective west". So there will be no easy end and whole this thing can turn into real ww3.

Exactly

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@@user-rp2li7ks4e Thanks.

@@mattbeckelhymer1669 Thanks.

Selective enforcement of law has unfortunately become the hallmark of US MO. Look at what they are doing to Trump!

You could mention also the Chagos Islands ,subject of a UK -Mauritius dispute

Yes

At bluffing…

After the "Nobel Peace Price" to Obama, getting a Nobel Price has actually become an insult.

🎯💯👍👏🤝

Yesss the vatnik illusion that: " Russia has no alternative" of course they had alternatives like not starting a big war...

The Banderistas have been doing that since 2014

Nazis do what nazis do I'm afraid

​@@Theone-bc7trthey will be buried in the comments section