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too biased again against russia

why not luhansk n donetsk shown under russian territory if you'd shown the occupied region of India under Paxstani region??

Boycott yoga, mantras, curry !!!

Thank you for Karabakh and Crimea details on the map.

What century u are from 1800s ?

This accounts only work is to comment 😂😂

Ye galat jagah kar diya tumne Yahan sirf intellectual log aate hain JD wagerah pe Karo jake

@@arjavgarg5801*entellactual* 💩

​@@arjavgarg5801you and intelectual 😂

What India has to do with Russian East?? 🤷‍♂️ Any meaningful business sense of the project, except Gas supply??

The Russian far east is incredibly hard to develop, not to mention it just incentives the Chinese to invade and claim back their "historic territory".

@@jioboy2676 oil and minerals + teasing china

​@@jioboy2676 Yes, India holds a significant share in the sakhalin 2 project. Has invested $1 billion in the development of vladivostok and neighbouring area. Plans to buy the japanese and American share in the sakhalin project and reduce dependency on the middle East. Unveiled a plan to set up a strategic zone near vladivostok to counter china. Russia wants India to increase its presence in its far east considering 40% citizens in that part of Russia are of Chinese ethnicity. China still harbours the plan to annex that part which they call an extension of Manchuria. Russia willing to make a lot of exceptions there for India as no other Major Country will invest there after the Ukrainian war.

Prashant Dhawan boy😂😂

By the time Russia's Ukrainian campaign ends, Russia will have little to help India pick up the slack.

@@meilinchan7314 China will get involved with corridor, especially if the military conflict joins them in total with Russia. The east is so unstable now, anything could happen.

@@meilinchan7314 Russia has plenty of money, it's not running out, especially with its diversification of oil/gas/resources sales away from the West. Question is whether Russia will recognize the value of a massive investment into Astrakhan and do what's necessary to make the route a success? Moscow has been talking a big game in regards to the corridor, but now the time has come to put it into action.

I wouldn't say hopefully

Sorry, but you have nothing to offer Iran or Russia. Right now Russia is sitting lots and lots of Indian currency that it can't use. All these countries are exporters of goods that each already have with the exception of India needing oil and that it. Iran does import some food from India but it not it's main supplier.

Yeah, I was thinking bullet trains would do the trick, but little did I know our own Indian companies would do even better! ❤

India still uses railroad tracks that British gave. 80% of railroad tracks was built when the British were there.

@@SUNOMAJEDAARGAANE yes thank you dear master for building rail roads for easy exportation of looted goods, hey! Weren't you the same guys who did the same in America too? Long live the queen and loot our lands. Ho ho ho!

@@SUNOMAJEDAARGAANE and we gave you prime ministers one of them even advocating for scotish independence

​@@SUNOMAJEDAARGAANE Wrong, the total track length has more thaan doubled since 1951, with plans to double it further

This is one that I have been waiting for.

Maybe he won't do that since they are paid to spit out Western propaganda. China did a great job with Iran and Saudi, but you won't hear that from the Western MSM.

No debt trap pls

@@bv6168 some/most countries in the African continent would agree with you

You mean, China's new expanded borders.

:-O

Ikr

Exactly what i thought

hope the US doesn't do any "freedom" operations in the caspian region

@@aj2228 I have been waiting for a whole year for an operation that will bring freedom to Russia. The USA brings us democracy, and it is better to occupy Germany and Japan for a couple of years. In gratitude, you will be able to pump out all the gas and oil. It was a joke of my desperation. Translated through a translator, so the text may not be clear.

Exports is 750billion check the new data

I thought the economic survey of 2023 put the export value at $640 Billion?

@@Tenisinspector8341 No, Infact India's Exports have rise to $ 760 Billion Dollars in FY-2022-23, a Rise of 12% despite Global Slowdown, And out of Those $ 440 Billion are Merchandise and $ 320 billion are Services according Recent Reports from Commerce Ministry and Exports Fed of India,

@@raghavdubey-qg6ol Yeah I know, In fact it is $ 760 Billion dollars

@@nomulahemanth3109 ahh thanks, I must’ve read it wrong. I think 640B was for 2021-22 iirc.

Well as an indian i will say that no one comes to your defence in case of war 😅cause your neutral

Why should Türkiye of 85m be p.ssed off at 3m Armenia's little weapon purchases? They were never a threat, they won't ever be a threat to Türkiye's bulging weapons industry. Instead you only manage to p.ss off the only critical link on your route there which is Azerbaijan that has an ongoing war (no peace deal) with Armenia. You should inform yourself about the dimensions in the Caucasus before you blabber nonsense.

@@prateeksharma6706 you think west would support you if you support them back? 😏 They will make you a cheerleader for their war against China, like how they did with Ukraine

@@roenin you must see more of Turkey relationship with India , especially in UN, to understand my comment. 👍

@@roenin India is Turkiye's friend. Never forget the help we have provided to Turkiye during the earthquake.

Well India would share a border with Afganistan whole of Central Asia will benefit

Are u sure...? Where india and afganistan connected through border? Please elaborate.

cant transport to india via khazakistan w/o fixing the kashmir situation first.

Any source on this claim? 40% shorter, 30% cheaper claim any source

Afghanistan and Pakistan would not allow the creation of this road.

That's why India was divided. We would have a border with Soviet union.

If this if that fogs the mind blurs the sight

"If" doesn't change the reality. Pakistan is a nuclear armed state with huge support from the world's second most powerful hegemon.

Pakistan is 😂still welcome (Pakistani land is anyway ) without the crowd

Then India would become neighbours to Afghanistan. Right now Pakistan is acting as a buffer zone btw us and Taliban nutjobs

Yeah, but you need some propaganda piece to excite the BJP Indians here and there that they don't s..ck as much in comparison to China.

I'm Indian... I agree ... Of all the things India and china do to poke each other in the eyes.. This particular project is not one of them... It's just a parallel project

It predates the BRI, so it wasn't intended to challenge it. It's just that there'll always be a geopolitical aspect to major projects like this.

@@HimanshuSharma-oe4mko you think one day with the potential help from Russia, that the strained relationship between India and China can be bettered like China is doing with the Saudis and Iran and Russia and Iran mediate now between Turkiye and Syria? That would be the nail in the coffin for western imperialism and neo-colonialism and potentially thwart a WW3 as it would make the west with the Washington regime at the wheel think both twice and trice imo. Or is the fear of China bigger than opposition to the never ending wars and exploitation by the west?

@@elephantman2112 The idea may pre-date the belt and road initiative but I doubt that the execution or decision to do such predates it. India is probably playing with fire. In relation its western relations by doing anything more with such agreements to help warmongering Russia. This discussion does not even touch the fact that many other countries through which this transportation link passes are not exactly wealthy. There's not even a discussion of the environmental effects to the rivers and the Caspian Sea.

Vasco da Gama did the trip in 1497-1499,when did your explorer did it?

​@@kermitthethinker1465 from 1466 to 1472 en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Afanasy_Nikitin

@@korneplodus4605 Nice,pretty cool but at the Cape Route was superior until the Suez Canal

Either way, it’s a good reminder that this is not a new idea.

@@Dafnessific well the silk road it's the oldest trade route on history.

true, but india can never benefit from ignoring china, if it would have connected with the BRI network, it would gain massively, maybe this link would be more viable then, now it just seems too cluttered to become a reality.

@@user-gf5dr5nq6l china indeed is India's priority and believe me we ain't ignoring it

@@papastalin1543 by ignoring I meant ignoring it from an economic perspective, not the land border issue, you’re overly dependent on China for most of the goods coming in your country and god knows why your government keeps wanting to decouple from China when it’s not even possible

@@user-gf5dr5nq6l it's a long story, i am just too lazy to type all that

​​@@user-gf5dr5nq6limply put ,we are happy to have trade with them but if they want to forcibly occupy our lands and arm our neighbour pakistan against us then we got a problem, Chinese cont be trusted ,their ccp government will never allow india with democracy to be rich and successfully because it will raise questions from home to have a democracy too

You sound like an illegal immigrant to Iran 😂

Ok from Iran.

No doubt India benefits the most from this route.

May Allah protect Iran from its enemies.

Good point. :)

​@@yam2050St. Petersburg isn't exactly on the Arctic circle... If that's what you have in mind. But sure, if you combine this route with others you could get there. For instance if you take the train on to Finland then through through them to northern Norway as a example. Or other parts of Finland or Russia (although there would be less to see in northern Russia then northern Norway in terms of landscapes. Culturally... I don't have a overview of what minorities you can visit by train in Russia...

I guess Russia doesn't want to Trade with a Declining Region like Europe. They saw the Future

Putin is making the best of a bad situation. He doesnt have a choice now. He is playing the hand he was dealt

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a transport route that likely won't be finished before the russian federation disintegrates. time isn't on putin's side.

Russia's eternal struggle with: a window to europe, a highway to asia.

i wish them all the succes too, Indians are good people overall but if you think India will ever play only one side you clearly don't know their geopolitical gameplan

They could only use Iranian rail, and use barges in the Caspian Sea and up the Volga river, rail not necessary.

Well in Europe there's trains that change gauge on the fly with passengers on board in just minutes, they could do that. Of course that technology might be easier said then done while both countries are under sanctions...

Doesn't matter in case of India, as it already would need to be unloaded at Mumbai.

Take a look at the map in the video - there will be no direct link between the Indian railways and the rest. Everything will arrive by ship in Mumbai and then it is up to India to decide where and how to transport it inside their own country. Also there are two separate routes going from Russia to Iran, one of them being sea-based via the Caspian sea. The only thing that could be an issue is how many loading/unloading capacity you currently have at each stop on the way.

We will see. But transport by containers are easily intermodal.

@@avros008 that’s _literally_ what op wrote

It'll shorten the route between northern Europe and India. If relations normalize between Russia and Europe this route could make a profit on trade between the regions. Northern Europe has wealthy enough markets to fund this route. The capacity issue you mentioned means that this is no threat to the sea route, but that doesn't mean that it's not viable long term.

why would it need to break even if it makes it much safer to go through just the 3 countries than past a dozen countries which are potentially hostile to russian interests in Europe. It is also less than half the distance and passes through the caspian sea so it makes transport of raw materials and energy resources from there much easier to the signatories of the corridor. both russia and Iran are under sanctions by the west so this might be easier going through just one country in Azerbaijan. it also gives them access to a huge market in India and gives India easier access to their resources. it doesn't have to break even, if this plan goes smoothly it just has to work

@@jealouseggs5619 it needs to “break even” because everything revolves around profit, numb nuts. You bringing up “hostilities” and “safety” doesn’t matter because nobody, and I mean NOBODY, is plundering Russian trade caravans and merchant ships. It’s not that people are physically harming Russian trade. They’re simply not trading with Russia at all. It’s never been suggested to physically harm Russian trade. Like, where are you even getting the whole “safety” issue at? Also. Did you know that Azerbaijan is a U.S. ally? Azerbaijan is literally a pro-west client state. Azerbaijan became an associate member due to the decision of NATO PA in November 2002, and joined NATO Operational Capabilities Concept in March 2004.

@@jealouseggs5619 transporting energy via train vs ship or pipe is just the dumbest thing out there. And yes, any investment that has high maintenance costs such as rails passing across your nation needs to be economically make up to be competetive with existing trade routes.

Ya they are Iranian disporas and western agents who support dead king 😅

Lots of acquaintances, very few true friends. I wonder if that's actually a winning strategy...

​@@silverhost9782that's true.

@@silverhost9782 Acquaintances? LOL 😂 no man...there is no such thing as acquaintances in geopolitics. You are equating personal human relationships with relationships with countries. Does fighter planes, missiles, aircraft carriers, nuclear submarines, combat drones, oil at a deep discount, gas at a deep discount, real time intelligence on terrorist threats and security sound like acquaintancing to you?

@@silverhost9782 Yes it is a winning strategy and India is actually winning. We are not involved in this war that is not ours. You may feel that China will be happy that India is not very West friendly, but China has a lot of enemies already and those are India's friends which balances things out.

Are you per chance implying that if India were a young lady, she would get herself a bad reputation?🤭🤭

Persian invasion of Mughal Delhi says hi

@@srafid2000 It was through Afghanistan i guess. The southern desert extends from Iran to whole of southern pakistan (Balochistan & Sindh) and to Great Rajasthan desert of India. Together it is humongous desert block in 3 countries

Alexander did it and manage to return via desert to Persia

@@kermitthethinker1465 Alexander never crossed the Southern desert in Pakistan. Instead he went to north pakistan (Modern Punjab where Porus was king) and returned from there.

@@kermitthethinker1465 while losing 75% of his army in 60 days crossing it

I guess any country is entitled to "join" other countries for military/political strength. The main difference between the east and west that I see is, the west join each other to prevent war and support each other in times of need, but the east seem to like conflict and intimidate neighbouring countries and just want to dominate each other🤷🏼. The east has been unstable for decades if not longer and nobody can say such likes about the west(since ww2 of course). Russia invades ukraine, China wants to invade Taiwan, North Korea is shaking sticks too. Iran is in support of Russia as is China. The east just like fighting! The west although is full of red tape they are about dimocracy. The east are about 1 man's view per country, to the point they change laws to prevent them being voted out! And if anyone speeks up.... They're done away with🤷🏼. Very little free speach in the east. Maybe that's why (millions) head to the west?

​@@sliderdriver1 😂😂😂 you so funny!

@@hammer6198 I try 👍🏻😁

@@sliderdriver1 You really think West never invaded? The only difference is the eatern invasion are called Invasion and the western Invasions are called intervention. Remember, we need a multipolar world to balance everything out.

Potential. It is still just a talking point for a video.

There is already a road link . A rail link in Iran is pending.

It has been completed

Neither. Its never going to happen. Iran and Russia are too unstable to achieve these goals. Azerbaijan and Iran are likely to go to war in a few years. India is led by ultra orthodox Hindu Nationalists who hate muslims. In a few years all of the Islamic countries will turn on India. Its basically high fantasy at this rate

wishful thinking

The thing is the Islamic republic in Iran is a fanatic and ideologically insane regime, destroying Israel, preparing the world for the coming of the Mahdi (Shia messiah) and forcing people to abide by the religious rules are integral to this regime and have been since day one, To think this regime will abandon these plan, reform and join the international community is naive. We people of Iran used to believe the same lie but were eventually awaken fro it.

The mistake is that they dont know anything but control ... and its hard to control a nation with a nukes . To bad there are just few nations with nukes , i wish all had some ....

British Empire worst nightmare was Russia going to the Mediterranean 😂

Port capacity

@@talknight2 which can be easily increased with timely investment, rather than depending on an ever more belligerent baku govt who has major disputes with both India and Iran, not to mention a questionable relation with Russia.

Port capacity, overall security and amount of investment. Upgrading a port is both costly and time consuming, thus you are safer to include a reserve option. Also bad sea weather can stop ships from sailing, while a land-based route can be functional during the whole year (pending any natural disasters).

@@8wayz2shine Iran to Russia trade through the Caspian is growing at a fast rate after sanctions on RF. And both the ports at their respective sides have excess land and capacity can be created rather quickly in comparison to creating hundreds of miles of new/upgraded railways through a belligerent Azerbaijan. Plus the seaborne cargo shipment is significantly cheaper due to greater capacity to move more volume. Coming back to weather - that is more or less a RF problem due to freezing of the mouth of Volga and the silting of the Astrakhan port IIRC. They have started to build the LAGAN port & trans-shipment hub which will offer much deeper navigation and ice free harbor so it will become a much less problematic aspect in future. Considering the Azeri relations with both Iran and India and its somewhat questionable relations with Russia, this may turn out to be the primary route via Caspian.

Rail is already uncompetitive vs. shipping and pipes. If you have to pay for all that rail infrastructure, and then have to add the time and cost burden of transferring between rail and shipping on an already uncompetitive route then you couldn’t even justify it for political reasons.

Russia needs China more than India

Why is the West so concerned with India and China war LOL. When you people didn't bat an eye when Pakistan was sending terrorists left and right to India. You people want India on your side and want India to become another Ukraine In the process. We Indians are not interested in this shit. And launched 4 wars against India.

Hmm, interesting viewpoint...

You like geopolitics, awesome✨... Offtopic, Lol why do I not find girls like you near me 😂😂

@@sujantkumarkv5498 SIMP get a life mate

Also, India is not an expansionist country like say Russia China UK or France. India is fortunate to have high altitude mountainous regions (6 Himalayan states), desert regions (Rajasthan and Gujarat), many fertile green agricultural regions, tropical-like regions (Kerala and Tamil Nadu), forested hilly regions (Deccan-Maharashtra and Bengal) and everything in between. Not to mention, India has two Himalayan protectorates Nepal and Bhutan as well as high access to Maldives in the Indian Ocean. Therefore, India has always been a very self-satisfied nation in terms of resources and land, never interested in land grabs. India is not a physical or ideological threat to the world, and honestly the core interest among Indians is collaborating with human society in science, technology and the arts. It’s very similar to South Korea in this way but India is of course much larger.

@@VedJoshi.. Love from Darjeeling

@@SILOPshuvambanerjee cheers! my family is from Maharashtra

​@@VedJoshi.. south Korea is not a good example

Yes I doubt there will be any problems. The lines that shouldn't be crossed are providing Russia with missile components or other parts for weapons systems as long as this war is going on. The US would likely implement 3rd party sanctions. After it is over I actually think EU-Russia relations will go "back to business as usual" very quickly because EU is Geographically a natural market for Russian business and many western businesses will probably also invest back into Russia because it's reserves will be very depleted and Economy doing poorly so there will be deals to be had. Also this very much makes sense with Iran. I hope Iran and Saudi-Arabia will be able to solve their differences and Iran will join the nuclear agreement again so that we may have Iran as part of the Global Economy. It is such a rich country with huge deposits of oil, minerals and a educated workforce and wonderful ancient culture. I live in Finland so right next to where the railway is supposed to start so I could easily take the Train from Helsinki to St.Peyersburg, and from there to Iran... Imagine that. There is the one thing the countries surrounding the Caspian Sea each have a veto right about any construction like pipelines, bridges, wind turbines etc. That could become problematic.

!RemindMe 10 years

The box will 💥 not even your hair from down there will be soared... Try to live peacefully...

Jajajaja yes thats why they've already gone through an entire collapse and reformation

Pieces get lost all the time bro they don't always make it back in the box, especially pawns...

At the end of the game, both the king and pawn OF BOTH SIDES end up being in the same box. ;)

Any news on Armenia's suggestion of using them as an alternate route?

@@davesprivatelounge they don't border Russia, it would have to pass through Georgia too.

@@nikhil518 Georgia already got the Ukraine treatment, pretty sure its a pro russia regime at the moment. Even an attempt at a color revolution recently. Besides, how likely is it that tiny Georgia is going to get in the way of Russia and India?

Caspian report is a panturk republican azeri. He hates Persians

If the distances were the same - yes, it will be more expensive. But in this case it will cut the total distance by 2.5 times, meaning that overall it will be both cheaper and faster to use rail transport for some of the way. By the way, even the transport within Russia can be done for most of the trajectory by river (Volga or Don, when the canal is operational between the two), so they are actively working on lowering the percentage of rail transport and thus the cost.

Only if the distance is the same. Here the distance by land is almost 3 times less & does not have the additional delays incurred by passing through Suez canal. Thereby the transportation costs via INSTC are on par & in fact slightly cheaper than by sea. It is China's belt & road initiative that is expensive & risky as well as it passes through multiple disputed territories filled with terrorists.

easy to disrupt rail lines tho. see WWII

@@8wayz2shine I'm more interested in capacity. It's cheaper, sure, but what about volume? Iran is the obvious bottleneck in this plan - every other piece of this can be theoretically done via shipping and shipping is like 10-15x more efficient than rail in terms of volume - so introducing an uncircumventable rail leg to your otherwise maritime trade network only reduces its overall efficiency. Even the canal can't do anything to address this because the bottleneck isn't in Russia, it's in Iran.

@@korayven9255 Capacity will be an issue if Russia starts using this as its only route for shipping to the world. They have multiple ports and routes, this one seems to be intended to serve mainly India (which in and itself is a big market). We will know about how much capacity they need once the main parts become operational. And I do think that the main bottleneck is actually Baku in Azerbaijan, as they are also selling oil and gas to Europe, thus a lot of fuel traffic will be going through there. Politically they will also need to do some tight rope balancing.

hit 750 billion+ in export this year with a 250 billion rise from the last. The 2 trillion mark will get crossed easily

Sure, but that requires all trade to go all the way around Asia and then back overland across Russia the long way (admittedly, some of the raw materials India wants are produced in Siberia and neighbouring regions, that isn't so bad, but any import of Russian foodstuffs or manufactured goods, and everything India might ever hope to export back to Russia, has to be linked to European Russia, not just a glorified naval base dangling on the end of the longest and most fragile supply line ever built.. No to mention that both the rail and sea lanes for that trade route travel right past China, a country that India is on notably poor terms with, and which has a vested interest in minimizing Russia's ability to diversify its trading partners. That makes it incredibly vulnerable to Chinese interference, both overt (Chinese Naval vessels "inspecting" Indian shipping as it heads through the S & E China Seas), or covert (Shipping companies transporting Chinese goods on the Trans-Siberian RR mysteriously having "industrial accidents" that damage the rail line at key times).

That route is mainly for oil but INSTC is for various products and can even reach europe.

Russia is large. Valdivvostok not a major city like Moscow. Moscow has more people so more money

Mind Begs the Question: If a Indian PM/Govt stays Quiet As regional KKK hold public meetings Threatening Rape of Blacks/Muslims Threatening Genocide of Blacks/Muslims Indian PM/Govt - Democratic,Fascist?

joking i hope

Point is most of the corridor does not pass through india and the country is not responsible for any projects expect chabahar, which is completed in 2018.... what an idiot 😂😂

In the last 25 years, the russians have been masters at diplomacy.

@@A_R_B_G You Clearly know that Russia is Earning More Money after the War by Trading Oil with India and China than before the War by Trading with Europe and USA.

@A B roughly speaking russian budget relied on around 60% from exports and aroud 70% of that was oil mostly to europe and about 25% gas sold to europe. China and india won't replace the european market by any means but they surely can help keep the budget somewhat afloat. News of today that saudi in opec have cut 1 million of their oil production to rise prices. Nato must just steamroll ukraine with military tech in order to increase the chances of brakeing entirely the russian front and open the window for regime wabble.

It has been more than a year my friend, Russia is very pessimistic about its trade prospects with West

@A B Russia is earning more money than before invasion of Ukraine.

Just saying, as someone who was deeply involved in Tech in the US there will continue to be a big problem luring big BIG investment into India. No matter what the government in India thinks, big corporations want stability. India will stagnate (in comparison to working together with Europe and North America) as long as they are best buddies with the Kremlin and Iranian terrorists.

Modi playing a losing hand.

@@tunahxushi4669 one person's terrorist is another person's saviour. If India can sort out it's internal stability, which I accept needs some fixing, big corporations will not care if you are in cahoots with so called terrorists. They just want to profit, and many of them are already war profiteers. India needs to focus on domestic stability, which will indeed lead to more FDI and FII without compromising on its foreign policy.

@@tunahxushi4669 Wrong! There hasn't been a problem so far getting investments into India, nor will it be in the future. India understands diplomacy the likes of which will go over your head. There are reasons why US waved S400 sanctions against India but kept it for their NATO ally Turkey. Its leverage in geopolitics, not pretend righteousness. America gets it, France gets it, to some extend Germany and UK gets it as well

@@balpreetsingh6834 unfortunately yes,big money don't care about human lives as long they can make profit.

Yes, he makes several omissions and arguments that makes him biased against Iran and try to incerase the importance of the rep of Azerbaijan.

Also anything he says about Iran. Azerbaijani media and education system have been heavily biased against Iran to the point of making weird claims such as Iran and Russia partitioning Azerbaijan in 1800s, Iran having 40 million Azeris and Cyrus the Great of Persia being killed in Azerbaijan by "Turks". His points about Iran being like Yugoslavia, fringe Azeri separatists being relevant in this video and completely false claims of Iran being authoritarian because of its ethnic diversity in his video on Iranian protests are examples of this.

His information about Iran is false and completely biased against Iran. We all know our people in the north are the most loyal Iranians especially our Azerbaijani. Imagine the likes of Ali Daei and Karim Bagheri being separatists. In this video the narrator is promoting terrorist activity to take place in the north of our beloved country I reported this video.

In his old channel he outright said he's not allowed to remotely criticize Azerbaijan. His old channel also included disgusting levels of racism and genocide denial against Armenia. CaspianReport would have been reliable if he didn't hate Armenians and he lived in a country where he'd be free to speak openly

@@peternguyen7207 Though I think he can still be kinda reliable on things that are not at all related to Fakerbaijan.

India's population lack the work ethics of the Chinese. So India will not surpass China as the world factory

U wanna die of drinking to much ???

A better game, take a shot when west complains others of doing the same shit, that they have been doing since decades.

Are you sure you can handle a billion shots?

@@rosswasonabreak7002 I wouldn't have the slightest hesitation criticising the West, and it's funny that you assume that I would.

​@@rosswasonabreak7002 you Easterners love to talk smack about the west yet all your educated doctors, engineers and professionals come here for jobs and a better life. Your intelligent brethren also come here for education and bring their entire families over as well. What does that say about the West compared to the East ?

he's azeri

@@heartsofiron4ever good to know! As an italian citizen i find this content very detailed and interesting

He's pushing a Turkish Azerbaijani agenda, don't let him trick you 😊

India is already aligned with Russia, but never was dependent on Russia.

@@arjuno6855 Absolutely right

​@@arjuno6855 was not anymore

@@dograkhalsa1098 Yeah India is not dependent on Russia, but Russia is dependent on having India strong. Which is a reason why Russia never sanctioned India.

Right now you have a Tamil Jamaican vice president of the United States, and a prime minister in Britain of Indian descent I wonder would Indians ever be able to reach such a high position in Russia or China? Look at the CEO of Google and Microsoft The West welcomes India that's a fact, as for Russia and China? After all the years of fraternity and socialist solidarity what is there to show of it in terms of true cross integration ?

Be quiet dummy

Used to be, but lately seems pro-Kremlin. Maybe somebody got a big encouragement check?

Not really. He's a paid propogandist from the republic of azerbaijan and he can't seem to hide his pan-turanic, ethnofascist bias.

I don't know how their channel is taken seriously. Their pro Baku stances, overstating separationist tendencies in Iran and removing (Persian) from the Persian Gulf, all happened in just this one video. I can't imagine what the rest of their videos are like.

Underated? He has 1.3m subscribers!

Propaganda channel lmao

Really cringe🤣

Amazing to the simple minded

pre ww1 on steroids

@@heartsofiron4ever haha

back to old times i see. I read this Foreign Affairs article that argued that the next 100 years will be the most deadly one for the Middle East, because now we see that every country, the smallest states, can amass great power and propagate their own geopolitical games. Qatar & UAE have made that pretty clear, and it doesn't seem like Iran/Saudi rivalries will end any time soon. But honestly its just about everywhere in the world, size of countries is no longer a limiting factor, it'll be an interesting century thats for sure.

@@GuineaPigEveryday The Iranian Plateau - Mesopotamian/Arabic lowlands rivalry has been going on since the dawn of civilization, literally. It'll go on for a bit longer.

Why?

@@grammarpapa274 well don't bother if ur not indian, if you are then you should know

@@pranavchauhan9548 freedom of speech left the chat

No thanks. Not all of us gets emotional over differences in opinion or natural biases.

Nope, he's a panturkist sneakily pushing his ideas. Good luck

Does this project makes economic sense in long term from India to Russia??

@@jioboy2676 The capacity of the Sisian-Meghri-Tabriz railway (Armenia) will be around 25 million tons per annum. As for the Astara-Rasht railway (Azerbaijan), for general freight, container, oil and grain overall annual capacity will be 3.5 million tonnes.

But Georgia it's on the way to E.U. ,so Armenia isn't a viable option anymore

Georgia and russia are not in good terms

@@deepblue3682 это не так

The reason there are no permanent friends/enemies is BECAUSE there is NO permanent interest. Interests change with countries needs + geopolitical situation

it's indeed quite a beautiful quote to keep to heart, sometimes it'll take years setting up the dominoes to make them fall in a single motion to get a stunning result overnight,

Oh deffo started in 2014 in response to the US regime change operation and the overthrow of the democratically elected government and the civil war starting

@@stephen4121 The democratically elected president was removed from power by the democratically elected parliament, in which he had a majority. The US has nothing to do with it. When artillery fires at you from the territory of a neighboring state, this is not a civil war.

Exactly! - I was going to say that. The shift must be a part of an earlier development.

yeah, I Missed that part, but neat catch, it's indeed not directly linked to the sanctions, but it might indeed have been part of the Military strategy to move away from markets less inclined to support a Warlord before the invasion, does make me wonder how many subtle hints there has been in the planning,

the propaganda will always try to paint russia as bumbling idiots who do everything in an improvised way and nothing works.

The problem is in order to check this one superpower you need another that capable challenge this self declare police of the world

The routes is already operational.

Baku Republic is already in bed with Israel it's far past just being friendly

Yeah,this whole project can be easily decapitated by the West by simply winning over Azerbaijan and that guys play both sides and EU it's already playing their hand to win over Azerbaijan.

🤫 Don't spill the beans until AFTER they've spent billions on useless infrastructure. 😂

​@@kermitthethinker1465 that's never going to happen.

What would stop Russia and Iran to ship directly via Caspian Sea with out stopping in Baku? Perhaps even going through Turkmenistan territorial waters?

@@dhimankalita1690 it will. Turkey will not let Iran become a bigger threat.

would you like to introduce yourself?

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Nice❤

thnx for your best wishes but that would never materialize....

Basedexican. California is rightful tacoland

It's Iranian diaspora in Berlin protesting the ayatollah regime

Yes, actually none of the videos is from inside of Iran

I think the point is that it's more relevant now due to the War in Ukraine.

It is not even a western cannel. As the name suggests, it comes from Azerbaijan.

Dude no one cares . Go beg fir visa

@@zacksmith5963 but you care that's why you slide into this comment from my other comment

@@TheCasetooClips07 well i care my toilet is cleaned . Not the map though f thst map

It's the UN map unfortunately

It is the internationally recognized map of India

Distorted according to "you"

Baku is raising tensions with Iran. Soon to be crushed in between.

Not only North and South, but also East and West💪🇦🇿🇹🇷 Of course, Iran doesn like it. Strong Azerbaijan and Turkey is the nightmare of Iran.. as we include the fact that at least 30% of Iran are Azerbaijani Turks and they are not satisfied with mullah regime. They started playing dirty games against us by utilizing religion and terrorism. But, it is a great moment for Azerbaijan, to clean all mullah brainwashed groups off Azerbaijan. And, we gonna buy even more modern Israeli and Turkish weapons ))

Not really. They in fact squandered the geographic advantage they had by causing friction with Iran and India. An alternate route is being seriously discussed through Armenia.

Aliyev fumbled

@@allcaps3584 Ok, an alternate route. Fine, maybe that's better. Same overall point. I think we should be happy for Baku though for the moment.

Ok boi

They are all members of the SCO, doubt any back stabbing will occur

​@A B I'm not sure most Western democracies in the Northern hemisphere respect Latin American democracies much. Perhaps it's a legacy of the colonial times, but the latter are often looked down upon by the former.

@@no_more_spamplease5121 exactly, a lot of African countries are also democratic but we all know how they are treated and what view of these "western democratic countries", the common Africans living in democratic African countries hold.

Nice one

When u graduated from WhatsApp University because this is the map used internationally.

There is no internation map possible .because every country has their own perspective 😂😂😂