Reality of life in RUSSIA now (Banks VS. Sanctions)

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  • Опубликовано: 15 дек 2024

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  • @jeffm1896
    @jeffm1896 Год назад +257

    Apparently there's quite a contrast between life in St. Petersberg and Eastern/Southern Ukraine.

    • @mcplutt
      @mcplutt Год назад +12

      Yes, that's weird.

    • @richardpickersgill3434
      @richardpickersgill3434 Год назад

      Yea, Putin loves his people, unlike the corrupt Ukrainian government

    • @tomskalik8540
      @tomskalik8540 Год назад +27

      According to PMC Wagner, this city should be Bakhmutized by Prigozhin, Moscow to be Mariupolized by Surovikin, to bring back the Russkij mir to the country...

    • @bonsummers2657
      @bonsummers2657 Год назад +4

      Ya think? Elegance zone vs. a military reconstruction zone?

    • @robwyyi
      @robwyyi Год назад +10

      Also places that Russian flatten like Bakhmut still hasn’t been rebuilt at all.

  • @jeffkukkee
    @jeffkukkee Год назад +81

    Just be glad that you weren't born as a Male, your concerns would be much larger than not being able to open a bank account.
    Many of the youth fled Russia, that's always an option. You're young and talented. You have the ability to make a life for yourself anywhere you want, your city truly is beautiful.

    • @LaGrandeBayou
      @LaGrandeBayou Год назад

      Spoken by a typical globoPedo maggot like the COWARD jeff.

    • @WilliamAshleyOnline
      @WilliamAshleyOnline Год назад +1

      well unless the war goes badly.

    • @DJ-xs7ln
      @DJ-xs7ln Год назад +2

      Ruxxian Banking system is part of the system supporting the SMO in Ukraine. So transfer the money and take a 500 hit. Then the system uses the deduction to fund the SMO. All of the citizens in the two major city-states support the SMO through their economic activity. The greater the activity the greater the support. This goes the same way in the opposing countries on the other side of the equation.

    • @WilliamAshleyOnline
      @WilliamAshleyOnline Год назад

      ​@@DJ-xs7ln its the bank. obvious russian banks have been hurt by the seizure by the EU and US of billions of dollars of their assets and Russians accounts frozen overseas, its just financial piracy. Costs have increased, they run a big risk of sanctions by processing Russians US dollar transactions. Dude it is a war, US isn't making any better for Ukraine by forcing Russia into an existential war. Sanctions regimes only force Russia to fight to the end because it is a death grip. What you don't get is that Russia and China only have small fractions of their trade with the US and Russian oil has been sent to China and India instead of Europe. Russia's resources will continue being its bread and butter. If you didn't know Russia has trillions of dollars of military assets from the cold war era. They have converted to a war economy so "50% of US dollars" means nothing to the Russian government since they can't deal with US banks anyway. They are dealing with BRICS countries and using resource commodities for trade and have dumped the USD from what has not been seized by the US through unilateral acts of piracy and other hostile acts of war such as physical seizure of Russian citizens assets.

    • @paulramsey1255
      @paulramsey1255 Год назад +1

      only a tiny percentage left Russia so try to post facts instead of LIES.

  • @Nemo_IRL
    @Nemo_IRL Год назад +46

    In the absence of government we would all be friends. ❤ ✌️ 🇺🇸

    • @dr.faustosghost388
      @dr.faustosghost388 11 месяцев назад

      Without the shadows cast by our adversaries, we would never recognize the light of friendship.

    • @Spyhook
      @Spyhook 11 месяцев назад

      People want to have fun
      Governments want to have war

  • @solifugus
    @solifugus Год назад +68

    The outdoor Pizza restaurant that was targeted by a Russian missile yesterday also looked like a beautiful peaceful place, just before it was destroyed.

    • @allomony4010
      @allomony4010 Год назад +17

      And unfortunately 2 beautiful twin girls aged 14 lost their lives, amongst many others. I hope the sanctions against Russia start to bight even harder very soon.

    • @tertiusduplessis2581
      @tertiusduplessis2581 Год назад

      And the blood steaming from the babies head.
      And then this woman says she has problems in russia. Russians live in a twisted reality....and they dont even realize it.

    • @LUK77ACH
      @LUK77ACH Год назад

      @@mythicalrealms2102Another Russian troll, or just mere idiot, the world is full of idiots. If you clown think that war has nothing to do with the war think twice. You can continue pretend you are an idiot and think the war has nothing to do with it, or just simply accept the truth.

    • @murrydog100
      @murrydog100 Год назад

      @@mythicalrealms2102he US and Nato didn’t invade Ukraine and annex land twice in less than a decade nor are they committing war crimes on the daily in Ukraine.
      Make no mistake, all Russians are responsible and they deserve everything they’re getting.

    • @catsnads01
      @catsnads01 Год назад

      @@mythicalrealms2102 yeah, damn the US for invading Ukraine and launching rocket strikes on Ukrainian cities.... oh, wait...

  • @Seasonalable
    @Seasonalable Год назад +319

    If only there would be an easy solution for this... Like.. . End the war. 💁

    • @mostlikely...
      @mostlikely... Год назад +47

      🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🏆🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦

    • @aarachus
      @aarachus Год назад +18

      Makes sense

    • @WilliamAshleyOnline
      @WilliamAshleyOnline Год назад

      Well you don't understand that the west overthrew Ukraines elected president, and outlawed Russians, their language and culture and was furthering a genocide in eastern Ukraine. The oppression of Russians was the cause of this, if Ukraine NATO backed government respected ethnic Russians some 30% of the prewar population of Ukraine none of this would have happened. Ukraine can surrender and propose protections for ethnic Russians at any time and recognize the Ethnic Russian areas of Ukraine as Russia. You have to understand that western backed ultranationalists hate Russians and want to destroy them for revenge for soviet era policies are extremists and do not respect human rights or the international coventant on civil and political rights. 30% of the prewar population of Ukraine was ethnic Russians any many were dual nationals as their parents were Russian or grandparents were Russian. Ukraine was not a country of ethic Ukrainians it was a mix of Jews, Ukrainians and Russians and mixes. The pro ethnic Ukrainians do not respect Russians right to language culture and history and have burned millions of Russian books destroyed their museums banned their language and engaging in human rights abuses on Russians.

    • @MusthaqShiraz
      @MusthaqShiraz Год назад +56

      🇷🇺 Yah. West should stop providing weapons to Ukraine

    • @Dcfc1chez
      @Dcfc1chez Год назад +62

      ​@@MusthaqShirazerm you invaded first

  • @KevinLyda
    @KevinLyda Год назад +19

    The group of Ukrainian refugees I drove from Poland to Ireland all had dogs. A mother and daughter sat in the back with their dogs and a woman from Odessa sat in the front with hers. Her dog, Laylya, was... let's say she was choosy who to be friends with. But by the second day she decided she could tolerate me and would sleep in her human's lap as I drove.
    Towards the end of the second day we were on the final stretch on a rather nice French motorway. However the passing lane was a bit rougher than the travel lane. I noticed that Laylya would start shivering if I went into the passing lane. I looked up at her person questioningly because she had a little bit of English. She said "The road sounds like artillery. Like explosions in distance. Scared." She stroked Laylya reassuringly in a well-practised routine. I moved back to the travel lane and stuck to it the rest of the way. We had time and I didn't need to rush. Laylya settled back and slept.
    Best of luck with your banking issues. Must be hard.

    • @OhSugarwastaken
      @OhSugarwastaken Год назад +3

      Aww, Laylya. Thank you for helping that family and including the dog.

    • @docall18
      @docall18 Год назад

      Lot of effort for a pathetic comment.

  • @adamsimmons7646
    @adamsimmons7646 Год назад +307

    Hey guys, how are you doing with your investments? I know the market has been crazy lately.

    • @joehopkins9749
      @joehopkins9749 Год назад

      @caseymuller3480 That's too bad. I'm doing okay, but I'm not very confident about my portfolio. I feel like I need some little professional advice.

    • @malcolmdoyle5385
      @malcolmdoyle5385 Год назад

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    • @adamsimmons7646
      @adamsimmons7646 Год назад

      @@malcolmdoyle5385 Really? What do they do?

    • @malcolmdoyle5385
      @malcolmdoyle5385 Год назад

      @@adamsimmons7646 They offer investment advice and help me with my investment goals, building my portfolio and also retirement planning. They are very professional and knowledgeable, and they tailor their services to my needs and preferences.

    • @malcolmdoyle5385
      @malcolmdoyle5385 Год назад

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  • @PhilMeyer1
    @PhilMeyer1 Год назад +4

    Lovely sirniki - I lived in Russia for 7 years and loved the sirniki. 😋 Sorry about your difficulties with the bank though.

  • @J-DJ
    @J-DJ Год назад +18

    Seen in the light of the war Russia has started against Ukraine, I´m happy to see that sanctions slowly starts to work. But Raiffeisen Bank shouldn´t do it at all, so maybe EU has to take a closer look at that.

    • @frederickcampana5717
      @frederickcampana5717 Год назад +4

      Personally I think the sanctions should go further and deeper into the source. I do not have anything against this poster but maybe RUclips and other social media platforms and sponsors should not pay out money to content creators in Russia at all till this is over and restitution to Ukraine has been paid. Maybe we should shut off things like go fund me and the cam girl industry to all Russians as well. Only keep business flowing for limited commodities we need. Like fertilizer, some oil and gas, minerals, and food in cut back needed quantities. I personally have stopped drinking Russian vodka since this has happened.

    • @J-DJ
      @J-DJ Год назад +2

      @@frederickcampana5717 Good point 👍

    • @NasiGorengi
      @NasiGorengi Год назад

      Exactly.

    • @mexicanlucky
      @mexicanlucky Год назад

      Take it easy Einstein, Ukraine started the war against Russia since 2014 Putin waited 8 years to react.

    • @frederickcampana5717
      @frederickcampana5717 Год назад +1

      @@mexicanlucky what propaganda hole have you fallen into?

  • @nordishbynature
    @nordishbynature Год назад +138

    This is crying on a very high Level.
    Your neighbours in Ukraine have problems on higher Levels, like loosing their Home, their Money, their Family...

    • @candyhotlips1338
      @candyhotlips1338 Год назад +36

      Agree. Who cares whether she gets her money or not. Don't start a war.

    • @adamburling9551
      @adamburling9551 Год назад +7

      It's spelled, losing*
      And don't try to act so virtuous. Some things are out of the hands of people. What are you able to do about it?

    • @candyhotlips1338
      @candyhotlips1338 Год назад +19

      Agree. Who cares whether she gets her money or not. Don't start a war.

    • @adamburling9551
      @adamburling9551 Год назад +5

      @@candyhotlips1338 Very uninsightful.

    • @japetbu3487
      @japetbu3487 Год назад

      @@adamburling9551 at least go voting? Svetlana boastet to have never voted in her live. Maybe go to a rally? Maybe not just enjoy western YT payed good live traveling the world and not use her coverage for one single critical word?
      If you think you cannot change anything then you are dead.
      There are other. more crtitical channels in Russia to measure with.

  • @bradleyjohnson3068
    @bradleyjohnson3068 Год назад +4

    Thanks for taking us on your journey and introducing us to your beautiful friend.

  • @jarmosalonen2068
    @jarmosalonen2068 Год назад +4

    Have you tried change anything inside Ruzzia. Like to stop imperialistic fixations and wars?

  • @johnsavage1109
    @johnsavage1109 Год назад +2

    All these comments saying "It will get better soon"...... Um, actually no, not in your lifetime.

  • @sneep66
    @sneep66 Год назад +2

    The summer snow looked so beautiful in that park. I hope someday soon there will be peace.

  • @juhanivuorinen6981
    @juhanivuorinen6981 Год назад +18

    What a huge problem! In Ukraine the whole bank building is bombed, by your fellow citizens!

    • @sunnypedaal
      @sunnypedaal Год назад

      @@mythicalrealms2102stop supporting the russian warcrimes in ukraine instead of blablablausanlabla

    • @UTube4Junky
      @UTube4Junky Год назад

      @@mythicalrealms2102otal BS you little warmonger - it’s because of the thousands and thousands of selfish Svetlanas and people like you that that her country is murdering innocent Ukrainian civilians.
      Had Russians had any courage and any morals whatsoever they’d be protesting daily until Pütler is overthrown.
      However, the majority, like Svetlana and other pro-Pütlerian fascists like you, don’t care about Ukrainian being murdered as long as their lives stay unchanged.

  • @josephblomeister3040
    @josephblomeister3040 Год назад +4

    That mother cat with its kitten was beautiful!
    💙❤💛

  • @1Rictec
    @1Rictec Год назад +12

    eventually russia loose the war or go back home and all this will eventually end someday, its bad but at least it not bombs falling on nice places like that restaurant ...

    • @lot6129
      @lot6129 Год назад +1

      Noting loose about Russia, and they are playing the long game, will make a carpark out of ukraine if they have to, fighting over 90 countries on its own

    • @cristiangaban960
      @cristiangaban960 Год назад +2

      @@lot6129 Are you sure it's not 500 countries ?

    • @libertarian4323
      @libertarian4323 Год назад +1

      @@lot6129 489 days, and they've taken no major cities (including failing to take Kharkiv, a mere 20 miles from Russia) - this "special military operation" looks like it was planned by special education students, not competent military leaders. Russia has been losing ground since last spring.

    • @benjaminjohnsonboston
      @benjaminjohnsonboston Год назад

      @@libertarian4323 Ukraine participated in that Iraq invasion. Did you feel pity for the people of Iraq 🇮🇶

    • @benjaminjohnsonboston
      @benjaminjohnsonboston Год назад

      @@cristiangaban960 Ukraine participated in that Iraq invasion. Did you feel pity for the people of Iraq 🇮🇶

  • @jeffreyd508
    @jeffreyd508 Год назад +1

    It's nice to see Special Financial Operation working. It will continue until all objectives are met. This is the perfect example of what the goals are, disrupting the lives of everyday people, just as the lives of innocent Ukrainians are disrupted, many times in a bloody, not financial way
    We call it "reciprocity". Its a time honored practice employed by every country in the world, and it works very well

  • @bleefreenoema
    @bleefreenoema Год назад +1

    Thanks!

  • @ralfs.6479
    @ralfs.6479 Год назад +8

    Sorry for your little RUclips inconveniences.
    Life can be REALLY inconvenient in Kramatorsk, Kherson, Kharkiv nowadays, you know?
    If you don't stop your Kremlin villains NOW, sooner or later yours will get VERY inconvenient too.
    "I've never been interested in politics" is no excuse anymore. Please keep that in mind.

  • @ern.col.1588
    @ern.col.1588 Год назад +17

    I didn’t see any bombs going off in your video so perhaps you should count your blessings and empathize with those who truly suffer.

    • @christianmusso629
      @christianmusso629 Год назад +2

      💯

    • @simplymilla
      @simplymilla Год назад +2

      Very well said

    • @ern.col.1588
      @ern.col.1588 Год назад +1

      It was not my intention to blame Svetlana. If I appear to do so please accept my apology.
      I am an American. Although it is changing most of my countrymen are blissfully ignorant as to what’s really going on.
      What my country is doing around the world is morally repugnant to the extreme. I’m starting a newspaper to expose people to the truth outside the propaganda machine. My government is a monstrous, evil killing machine that must be stopped.

  • @waynehelsel3949
    @waynehelsel3949 Год назад +24

    Wow you are so lucky that you can go to restaurants without being blown up

  • @sanjaypatil2532
    @sanjaypatil2532 Год назад +2

    While u are stressed about your fancy meal, nail polish, eye shadow….people are suffering thanks to your leader :(

  • @vs351
    @vs351 Год назад +2

    I freshly saw a video of a foreign woman who is in Moscow at the moment. She has got the 3 accounts (EUR, USD RUB) in Raffaisen bank in Russia. Since a transfer in dollars is under an unbelievable fee she was advised using EUR accout instead. All in all the fees of transaction from JP Morgan (USA) to Raffaisen(Russia) were 40 USD for the an international transfer, 500 RUB as a service fee in Russian branch and the exchange rates USD to EUR. It took just two days for obtaining funds. She got it on Thursday this week. It appears a qood way doesn't it?

  • @obasaar68
    @obasaar68 Год назад +10

    Hello, I am grateful to you for your attention and your time in creating, producing, and editing your fabulous videos. I am an old man in his late 70's and I have learned that adversity, difficulties and problems are an opportunity, a challenge, and an adventure. I believe that you are a very intelligent, creative lady, who has solved many problems in your life! In life, change is always constant. Change is like the waves of the ocean. You can not stop the waves from coming, but you can learn to surf. I believe in your capablities and determination!

    • @DacianRider
      @DacianRider Год назад

      go watch some porn you old fck !

  • @bingoE
    @bingoE Год назад +14

    reifeissen bank is austrian bank. it wont get sanctioned but they will probably leave Russia at one point. EDIT : i watched till the end and now i know you dont actualy talk about sancions for bank but kicking out of swift system. Let me give you advise. I am from Serbia and we had sanctions in 90s. There is only two ways out of your position, fight for better Russia or leave and live normal life. Sorry to tell you this but isolation of russia is going to be only bigger in the future, at least while putin is in power. good luck lady.

  • @Mesofs9
    @Mesofs9 Год назад +3

    im sorry for your personal bank issue. but i am happy that it is very difficult now for the dollar, and other currrency flow into russia.
    hope that Raifessen will implement the EU sacntions soon.
    the best way is to get rid of the cleptocratic government in moscow

  • @arkyboy14
    @arkyboy14 Год назад +1

    With a population of more than 5 million people St. Petersburg looks to have very clean subways and streets. Don't think you'd see that in U.S. Cites of comparable size.

  • @catsnads01
    @catsnads01 Год назад +2

    I watched this video because I couldn´t believe that someone would be so unironically tactless... I was wrong. While Ukrainians are hiding in bomb shelters, this person worries about their bank problems... caused by a government she supports.... which cuts off income she receives from a company based in a country that her government openly hates....
    For the record, there are many Russians who are not like this. I met people who left a year ago with nothing. Left their homes, their jobs, their families, left to wherever they could go...out of disgust at an unnecessary and genocidal war... and they made it. I´ve met too many Ukrainians to count that left their homes with as many belongings as they could carry, never knowing if they would see their homes and their loved ones again. People like that, Russian or Ukrainian deserve my sympathy. The person in the video? People like that are the reason we are where we are.

  • @jamespeters2859
    @jamespeters2859 Год назад +37

    I could feel your pain. You have an expressive, readable face.
    Great video by the way, I like the way it’s edited, cutting to flowers and cats. “Summer snow” was particularly good.
    One knows these are good videos because they pop to one’s mind a whole day after seeing them.
    They definitely have a ‘come with me’ holiday like vibe.
    I so hope you get your money situation sorted. …life on this planet is sooooooo weird.

    • @SVETLANAFROMRUSSIA
      @SVETLANAFROMRUSSIA  Год назад +13

      Thank you😊

    • @jamespeters2859
      @jamespeters2859 Год назад +3

      @@SVETLANAFROMRUSSIA Hey, crazy curve ball idea. If you wish to open an account in the U.K. I’d help. Two years ago I helped my Polish pal open a bank account at Barclays she was a cleaner at a hotel.
      I don’t want anything. You can use my address. Whatever. - Keep this in mind as an option. I know London well, these days live in Birmingham known as the UK’s second city.
      Visit Stonehenge, make a week of it. We could go throw eggs at the Russian embassy. 😂
      Do some research on opening a bank account in the U.K.
      I can help you in anyway you wish, I’m an honest guy. I don’t want anything.

    • @jamespeters2859
      @jamespeters2859 Год назад +1

      Have you considered putting the monetary aspect of your RUclips channel, in another person’s name, a westerner, so that your monies are paid into a foreign account that’s not constrained by these disgusting sanctions.
      You’d need to be able to trust that person. It’s an idea which could potentially work.

    • @jamespeters2859
      @jamespeters2859 Год назад +3

      @@robertnunn634 If something isn’t illegal it’s worth doing. There are always solutions to problems. One just has to have the mental dexterity / cleverness to solve whatever is an issue.
      If one needs a work visa then get one. Good idea!
      It makes me annoyed to see normal people trying to live their lives but are massively inconvenienced through outrageous sanctions. Nor is that situation set to improve, it’ll be getting worse. - She needs to run her finances completely outside of Russia, getting a foreign work visa could be a solution.
      All food for thought.
      Bless n respects to you. 🌀👊🏼👽

    • @demkad3629
      @demkad3629 Год назад +1

      @@SVETLANAFROMRUSSIA СВЕТА СВЕТА ТЫ ПРОСТО АХУЕНАЯ И ПРЕКРАССНАЯ ДЕВЧЕНКА КЛАСС МНЕ ТАКИЕ НРАВЮТСЯ КАК ТЫ ДАВАЙ ВСТРЕТИМСЯ

  • @dutch-1989.
    @dutch-1989. Год назад +13

    Good to see Sanctions work

  • @eyePacific
    @eyePacific Год назад +6

    Best way for me as a US citizen is to use cash. if you happen to travel between Russia and a Western Country. For example, keep dollars in USA bank, withdraw cash, up to $10,000 I believe, and bring it with you to Russia. Most Russian banks are happy to exchange dollars to rubles and you use cash for everything. Back to the old days, keep money under the mattress!

    • @craigsowers8456
      @craigsowers8456 Год назад +1

      Correct on the amount ... actually $9,999 USD (at $10k, you're over the limit).

    • @Putler_kaputler
      @Putler_kaputler Год назад +1

      Бро, держи 🖐️ Привет из России )

    • @floriandanzinger6027
      @floriandanzinger6027 Год назад +3

      And Russian Wagner mercenaries on the run, will be happy to relieve you from your burden. Being ex-convicts they have the proper work experience.

  • @JonConnor-s8c
    @JonConnor-s8c Год назад

    Thanks! Are you a soviet veteran of the 1975 war with America?

  • @RaphaelNation
    @RaphaelNation Год назад

    You can receive RUclips payments by check. They will mail it to your home address. Then you can travel to a country that is not sanctioned and cash your checks there.

    • @RaphaelNation
      @RaphaelNation Год назад

      @@robertnunn634 she can open a bank account when she arrives in another country such as Germany or Estonia or any other country she chooses. I did this in Canada.

  • @CaptainKremmen
    @CaptainKremmen Год назад +4

    11:21 Almost like the end of the world? Much better than the actual end of the world, as happens to Ukrainian victims of your country's terrorist attacks.

  • @CrazyRussianSergey
    @CrazyRussianSergey Год назад +7

    Credit Europe Bank should work and UniCredit. But UniCredit opens only ruble accounts so there will be automatic conversion. (And credit Europe bank might stop working with US banks after 29th of June though, but will see.)

    • @SVETLANAFROMRUSSIA
      @SVETLANAFROMRUSSIA  Год назад +3

      Hi Sergey 😀
      Let’s see what happens to Credit Europe Bank after 29th of June, I guess🤷🏼‍♀️

    • @bbt9458
      @bbt9458 Год назад +1

      How about opening a bank account in Finland

    • @josephblomeister3040
      @josephblomeister3040 Год назад +2

      You guys should get together! You would make an interesting couple.

  • @dcw626364
    @dcw626364 Год назад +1

    I enjoyed your video and you! Will keep following your channel. Never give up!

  • @mastercommander4535
    @mastercommander4535 Год назад +2

    I see the shots of you and friend enjoying coffee together and it should be juxtaposed in our minds of the dead young women being carried out of the restaurant in Ukraine …

  • @pascalbaute5835
    @pascalbaute5835 Год назад +10

    First time I saw you stressed and frustrated. Let's hope this terrible situation will end soon. I cross my fingers for you. Looking forward to your future videos and discover your beautiful country. All my support

    • @floriandanzinger6027
      @floriandanzinger6027 Год назад

      Being bombed raped and murdered by her fellow Russians is really a terrible situation. And, of course, your comment is terribly oblivious of these facts, you twat.

    • @VivianRisingOfficial
      @VivianRisingOfficial Год назад +6

      My Ukrainian family is stressed everyday, and Svetlana is not stressed, trust me

    • @pascalbaute5835
      @pascalbaute5835 Год назад +2

      @@VivianRisingOfficial I believe you. That's why I hope this crisis will end and that everybody could get back to a normal life.

    • @floriandanzinger6027
      @floriandanzinger6027 Год назад

      @pascalbaute5835 Ukrainians who lost limbs after stepping on petal mines, which the Russian dispersed over Ukrainian cities, won't have a normal life again. Ukrainian who got blinded in rocket attacks won't have a normal life either. And women and children who were tortured and raped will bear the scars for the rest of their lives. Better restrict your compassion to that Russian bleached influencer, whose biggest worries are about keeping her lifestyle fueled by a braindead audience. Your compassion for Ukrainians is as fake as Svetlana's hair colour.

    • @floriandanzinger6027
      @floriandanzinger6027 Год назад

      @anya_on you are far too merciful on those moronic followers of that Russian zomby. Just imagine this Monsieur Pascal Baute considers it a terrible situation that Svetlana's lifestyle, based on superficial videos, is threatened by sanctions. Whereas you have to endure Russian rocket assaults on Ukrainian cities. And when challenged his says, he hopes people will live together like before. He reminds me of Tom Lehrer's ironic song 'Let's not be beastly to the Germans'.

  • @bolanos3
    @bolanos3 Год назад +5

    Twin sisters among 11 killed by Russian strike in Ukraine

    • @simplymilla
      @simplymilla Год назад

      Do you think she cares?

    • @bolanos3
      @bolanos3 Год назад

      @@simplymilla Do you ?

  • @japetbu3487
    @japetbu3487 Год назад +9

    Please stop complaining, your country and government decided to thread Europe and the Western World with your nuclear weapons and army. Go and complain at your government, you did elect them.

  • @yoseflaurent3376
    @yoseflaurent3376 Год назад +1

    And by the way, WE LOVE YOU RUSSIANS ! ... Sincerely from America !

  • @dankryskalla8490
    @dankryskalla8490 Год назад +1

    Time to change leadership in Russia, it's up to the people of Mother Russia.

  • @romanmarcincak2693
    @romanmarcincak2693 Год назад +6

    it is price for the war, only people in RU can change it.

  • @BMW750Ldx
    @BMW750Ldx Год назад +19

    Is this not the whole point of a Sanction ???......good to see it works....Slava Ukraini !!!

    • @Jo-re2ye
      @Jo-re2ye Год назад

      Hopefully this will cause an uprising so Russian government will stop terrorizing their neighbors. First a dam and now they are preparing to melt down the largest nuclear power plant of Europe

    • @Jo-re2ye
      @Jo-re2ye Год назад

      @@mythicalrealms2102 Svetlana can't get to her money, boohoo. Ukrainian people are beyond getting nervous breakdowns, because some prick is trying to exterminate them. First a dam and very likely a nuclear disaster next. All the Ukrainian people wanted was to be left alone and live their lives the way they wanted it. And they already paid a price for it during the Maidan. Hopefully the terrorist Russian regime will end one day, but this cannot be done from the outside. Russian people will need to do that themselves

    • @BMW750Ldx
      @BMW750Ldx Год назад

      @@mythicalrealms2102 Burp !....Who cares about Russian's having Bank problems, when Russia is bombing civilian in ukraine with missile attacks with no military purpose !!..."Poor Svetlana" 🤔

  • @breeve12
    @breeve12 Год назад +15

    Russian people need to stand up to their government if they want a better future for themselves.

    • @antonandreev2627
      @antonandreev2627 Год назад

      Majority of Russians are wise enough and think opposite. - it’s not their government posed sanctions.

    • @Linda_Almighty
      @Linda_Almighty 10 месяцев назад

      100% pravda, not the -90% pravda their mafia regime (+ mafia corrupted orthodox church) has been indoctrinating the people with...
      Putler replaced Jeltsin, and completely ended & reversed Gorbachev's and Jeltsin's attempts at democratic progress... and increasingly indoctrinated people with propaganda lies like "the west tried to destroy Russia with democracy, can't be trusted, they're evil"... etc. etc. 🙄
      In other words, every typical shenanigan self-serving autocrats/autocracies get up to, to secure their own corrupt & thieving rule. 🤮
      "Russia" to the Russian kleptocrats means themselves... not country, people or PEOPLE'S culture and traditions.
      F*CK "strong leaders", they are all thieving crooks & bastards... 🦝 and bad news for the majority of people. 💩

  • @TimothyWhittingtonYeOldeRufus
    @TimothyWhittingtonYeOldeRufus Год назад

    Hello from North Carolina. One thing that my gf and I like about you is you give your honest opinion about the foods you eat.

  • @Metal0sopher
    @Metal0sopher Год назад +6

    Can you travel to another country like Georgia or Kazakhstan and open an account there? Maybe with the help of one of your friends there.

  • @dudeabides5256
    @dudeabides5256 Год назад +8

    All you have to do is get a new fricking government. Sanctions doing the job in some cases.

    • @benjaminjohnsonboston
      @benjaminjohnsonboston Год назад

      Ukraine participated in that Iraq invasion. Did you feel pity for the people of Iraq 🇮🇶

  • @rickmeister2
    @rickmeister2 Год назад +7

    Interesting video and I'm of two minds here.
    Thanks for the hard work creating content and showcasing your country. It's very interesting to join you on your ventures and I had hoped to travel in Russia, but I guess all bets are off.
    On the flip side I'm glad the banks are sanctioned and it's working. Now, this isn't any comfort to you and it's unfortunate for the work you are doing here but in the bigger picture, this makes me happy to hear this confirmation that things are blocked. The solution lies close to your home. If you are feeling isolated, well again, not something that in an ideal world is needed but right now, it is. It's not a consequence of your choosing but one or two people took decisions which have had far reaching consequences. This is how it's feeling.
    Not what you wanted to hear perhaps, but it is what it is. I'll still follow and I hope for humanities sake, it changes.

    • @Spyhook
      @Spyhook 11 месяцев назад

      The Banksters want their cut of Russia just like Ukraine. Putin stopped that, hence the sanctions. Same old story. Don't fall for the vampyres' propaganda.

  • @enlacesdelamemoria478
    @enlacesdelamemoria478 Год назад

    To open a bank account in Finland, you’ll typically need a valid passport or ID, proof of address, and sometimes a residence permit if you’re a non-EU citizen. Visit a bank branch in Finland, fill out an application, and provide the required documents. Some banks may allow you to start the process online. It’s always a good idea to contact the specific bank beforehand to confirm their requirements and process.

  • @steven-k.
    @steven-k. Год назад

    I can tell you how businesses are doing it. Russia has their own system called SPFS, a few banks in Armenia, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan and Turkey use it. They use that bank as an intermediary, that bank then uses SWIFT, via another intermediary (that you listed). Some businesses use Gazprom, which actually isn't sanctioned, because countries have to pay for oil and gas, fertilizer, etc. However, no retail bank will do SWIFT with them, these are transfers being done by countries and large businesses. Armenia banned non-residents from getting bank accounts. There is one bank in Kazakhstan that will do it, but it's stupidly expensive. Turkey is on the verge of economic collapse, so Kyrgyzstan is the best option. But what most people are doing is getting a foreign bank account wherever and then using Binance P2P. But Binance isn't going to last much longer and transferring money into Binance is very hard or impossible from a western bank account. I heard a bank or two in Dubai had connected to SPFS but for retail customers I'm going to guess the fees are stupid. Maybe your friend can ask around there.

  • @polyphonics557
    @polyphonics557 Год назад +9

    I am sorry for your banking issues (although sanctions aren't that tough if you can still get around the issue)......that said.......all Russian people in Russia are responsible for your involvement (or lack of involvement) in the politicians you choose (or fail to choose) as representatives of your country and the activities those politicians get up to.

  • @shakirghazali2890
    @shakirghazali2890 Год назад +4

    Russian women really care about foreign money

  • @floridaman1371
    @floridaman1371 Год назад +10

    Always a pleasure when one of your videos pops up on my timeline. Very sad to hear about your troubles. May better days find u soon, Svetlana

    • @floriandanzinger6027
      @floriandanzinger6027 Год назад

      So sad? Ukrainian children and women are raped and murdered by her fellow lowlife scum from Russia. That's sad.

  • @kalifenkoblenz
    @kalifenkoblenz Год назад

    Danke!

  • @777torch777
    @777torch777 Год назад +1

    What about opening an account with Wise? They are like having a local bank but function global

  • @RusGirlVlog
    @RusGirlVlog Год назад +7

    That's why I treat my RUclips channel as a hobby that I enjoy, not that I get money from.

    • @pcicraftsman8472
      @pcicraftsman8472 Год назад

      Who asked you what you want like or don't like? Most youtubers LIKE to make a living from RUclips alone. IF YOU GOT IT YOU GOT IT. IF NOT? KEEP CRYING.

    • @RusGirlVlog
      @RusGirlVlog Год назад +1

      @@pcicraftsman8472 I'm not crying at all 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

  • @stevenreiser2599
    @stevenreiser2599 Год назад +7

    Svetlana, I am a retired American and I love learning about Russia from your videos and it makes me sad to see your financial challenges due to sanctions caused by the war with Ukraine. pray that the war ends and that things become easier for you and the Russian people

    • @paulramsey1255
      @paulramsey1255 Год назад

      THE SANCTIONS HAVE NOTHING TO DO WITH THE TERRORIST kiev REGIME..ITS USA WARMONGERING..been going on for 70 years.

    • @VivianRisingOfficial
      @VivianRisingOfficial Год назад +6

      Better pray for Ukrainian people.

    • @mrantipatia1872
      @mrantipatia1872 Год назад +2

      ​@@VivianRisingOfficialrussian people also exist. Stop hallowing an entire people and hating on each another

    • @VivianRisingOfficial
      @VivianRisingOfficial Год назад

      @@mrantipatia1872 stop giving people unwarranted advice

    • @mrantipatia1872
      @mrantipatia1872 Год назад

      @@VivianRisingOfficial let's start stopping being racist against Russians, cuz without my country (mine, and I should not talk according to you) Ukraine would have not existed anymore

  • @abchappell01
    @abchappell01 Год назад +4

    That is so frustrating…
    Is it not possible for you to enter into a neighboring country to open up a bank account where there are no sanctions? That way you could possibly receive and withdraw your money? You may have to visit that bank in person every few months, but at least you could access your money….

    • @AlfaGiuliaQV
      @AlfaGiuliaQV Год назад +5

      And what may be the root cause for this frustration? I live in a russia- neighboring country and f*ck me if we let anyone from there cross our border....

    • @cawag98
      @cawag98 Год назад +6

      Maybe she could try Ukraine? Oh wait, not there. Someone started a war there and the whole place is messed up, not just high bank fees...

    • @EUenjoyer
      @EUenjoyer Год назад +2

      Maybe she should try not being a nazist, this could work too

    • @mike03a3
      @mike03a3 Год назад

      I don't understand why she wants all the filthy Nazi American dollars. Life is so wonderful in Russia she should have a good career earning Rubles.😀

  • @steinbauge4591
    @steinbauge4591 Год назад +1

    Seems YT is paying a pittance now anyway, people that used to earn ok on a channel must rely on direct support/patrons. Even without any sanctions issue.

  • @EraphaseContemplation
    @EraphaseContemplation Год назад +1

    Go to a country that is not sanctioned and open account and does not sanction Russia such as BRICS . then wire from that bank to your bank at home. So you sould have 2 banks. One inside your home and one outside. Then you do not suffer high fees.

  • @duracell_99
    @duracell_99 Год назад +7

    uuuhhhh.... niceee... next weeke i will go close my premium account at Raiffeisen Bank just because they work with russia

  • @davidcraig1714
    @davidcraig1714 Год назад +6

    After Russia's complete defeat in the war against Ukraine, there will be an opportunity to reverse sanctions against banks after reparations are paid by Russia.The quicker the victory, the quicker things will return towards normal.😊

    • @Jo-re2ye
      @Jo-re2ye Год назад

      I also think Russia will have to pay billions of dollars in reparations, but not very optimistic they actually will

  • @timsummers870
    @timsummers870 Год назад +8

    Svetlana, don't take this personally, but the more bad news I hear about Russia, the happier the world and I are. I hope the sanctions go beyond the war (which I foresee will be over soon because the Russian armies are getting weaker and weaker). Also, all Russians should PAY to rebuild Ukraine and take chivalry lessons from the West for the next century or more. Russians have made themselves second-class citizens before the world by supporting the war or doing nothing to change the political status quo in Russia in the last twenty years. For that, all Russians are going to have to pay. Sorry for the honesty, but I'm sure you Russians are used to it.

    • @yoseflaurent3376
      @yoseflaurent3376 Год назад

      timsummer, take no offense, don't take this personally as you say, and in all respect for you ..... but if we follow your sheer and SYMETRIC (hopefully) logic, BEFORE Russia is to rebuild Ukraine, we should first make sure that this last country has been freed from the dictatorial rule of its cynical corrupt president, AND next we should first call out to us and uk to repay for the innumerable crimes of war and appalling destruction, genocides and other senseless mass murders by them conducted on five continents for the last three centuries , including destruction of a large number of priceless archaeological and architectural treasures in Canada, in Iraq, in Syria, AND us and uk should equally pay their share for the rebuilding of Ukraine, since they, in the first place, did everything possible to TRIGGER this war which is right now procuring enormous obvious advantages to both of them, considering they have been fuelling the conflict by providing large quantities of weapons and ammunition, which, by the way, have contributed a significant share of the destruction going on in eastern Ukraine.

    • @xsc1000
      @xsc1000 Год назад +1

      @@yoseflaurent3376 Funny propaganda lies.

    • @yoseflaurent3376
      @yoseflaurent3376 Год назад

      @@xsc1000 Sorry and take no offense what soever but I don't get you because you don't specify what you deem funny propaganda lies here. Please be more specific if you mean to be understood.

    • @xsc1000
      @xsc1000 Год назад

      @@yoseflaurent3376 Started from "dictatorial president" and continues till the end. Nothing new, just standard Kremlin lies.

    • @StepsBeats
      @StepsBeats 9 месяцев назад

      we are all just people none of us want war those who have the power to create and facilitate war are those who want it

  • @rongeorge574
    @rongeorge574 Год назад +1

    Sanctions should only seize and auction off all property owned by all the perpetrators of invading their neighbors and killing them which should be limited to everyone in the military or government that voted in favor it. They should keep a list of them, and not bother everyone else. Especially not people who protested it or refused to join the army.

  • @Joe44944
    @Joe44944 Год назад +1

    Very good video l greatly enjoyed it!

  • @bubu6315
    @bubu6315 Год назад +13

    Its not sanctions. Your country first have shown itself as wildly unpredictable and now is just sinking. Any reasonable companies and banks lost hope for safe profits and they are limiting their operations to bare minimum. And it will get worse, much worse.

    • @lot6129
      @lot6129 Год назад +1

      LOL the Ruble has has huge rise in value since the special[m[operation

    • @cristiangaban960
      @cristiangaban960 Год назад +8

      @@lot6129 Artificially inflated, no one on the international market cares about Rubles.

    • @josephblomeister3040
      @josephblomeister3040 Год назад +1

      @@lot6129 I'm bad at math these days but if it takes more roubles to equal a dollar is that an increase in value or a decrease?

    • @Ǿœ0œǾ
      @Ǿœ0œǾ Год назад

      Russians will be fine, ask yourself, how bad is inflation eating your monthly budget? 😂

    • @cristiangaban960
      @cristiangaban960 Год назад +5

      @@Ǿœ0œǾ Inflation is temporary , being Russian is not.

  • @MrGtimms
    @MrGtimms Год назад +3

    Crimea river!!😂 Your country had a chance to become a welcomed and valued member of the world community. It failed miserably and now you pay the consequences.

  • @bymancini1
    @bymancini1 Год назад +4

    Ask to the Wagner bank !!!

  • @michaelstewart8473
    @michaelstewart8473 Год назад +1

    Peace is the answer

  • @terryspray2319
    @terryspray2319 Год назад +1

    You can move in my house and there is a bank down the street 😂

  • @Jeff-fc3tw
    @Jeff-fc3tw Год назад +12

    She lives in St.Petersberg which is the Beverly Hills of Russia. Trust me, shes not suffering or starving!!!! END RUSSIAN AGGRESSION in Ukraine and things will go back to normal

    • @greg4367
      @greg4367 Год назад

      Your country's army is systematically commuting genocide in Ukraine, killing babies, raping women, and removing the testicles of captured Ukrainian solders. You are responsible for your government's actions and the actions of your brothers, fathers and sons actions in this organized crime against humanity. Pardon me if I don't give a crap if you can't harvest money from the West

    • @derekarnold3665
      @derekarnold3665 Год назад +4

      Totally agree. I have no sympathy for her plight.

  • @japetbu3487
    @japetbu3487 Год назад +4

    78% of Ukrainians have relatives or friends who were wounded or died because of Russian invasion into Ukraine.
    64% of Ukrainians have at least one close relative or friend who was wounded.
    63% of Ukrainians have at least one close relative or friend who died in the full-scale invasion.
    This is an incredible amount of individual and collective psychological trauma and a collective grief experience that the whole country is going through. And this shows just how much pain Russia has inflicted on Ukraine.
    Source: all-Ukrainian public opinion poll conducted by Kyiv International Sociology Institute
    So, tell me again, what is YOUR problem?

    • @paulc3749
      @paulc3749 Год назад +3

      I’m sure Russian conscripts would rather be doing something better with their lives also

    • @japetbu3487
      @japetbu3487 Год назад +1

      ​@@paulc3749 Absolutely, they would prefer to search a bank account instead of going to die miserably for just nothing ....
      The victime are on both sides, one side looses their relatives, homes, everything, the other side has problems to find a bank account. But just one side is responsible for the mess. The Russian population needs to wake up soon and change in a way that we all can enjoy beautiful woman in beautiful sceneries again ...

    • @paulc3749
      @paulc3749 Год назад

      @@japetbu3487 , wars of this size are a lot more complicated than ‘one side being responsible’ You having a pop at Svetlana is not going make Putin stop his war

    • @tdrs1765
      @tdrs1765 Год назад +1

      @@paulc3749but she could at least try stopping to support the regime with her taxes.
      Btw in history there weren’t many cases of a clearer war responsibility than this

    • @japetbu3487
      @japetbu3487 Год назад

      ​@@tdrs1765 thanks, my speech.
      @paulc3749 Paying taxes from income of the rotten west attacking the innocent motherland, not even trying to change the regime with going to vote (I'm aware that elections in Russia are falsified, but not even to try?), not one critical word despite her coverage is to much for me.
      Each and everybody is obliged to do what can be expected to do, even if they cannot change the world alone. Otherwise, they are guilty as well. The problem is not Putin only and will not disapear with Putin alone ....
      But I agree, there are worse channels. At least Svetlana shows that sanctions are working. Other Russian channels neglect even this.

  • @sandscorcher3332
    @sandscorcher3332 Год назад +16

    Simple question: do you want the war to be stopped by Russia?

    • @jomamma1750
      @jomamma1750 Год назад

      Why would Russia stop the war?? They haven't completed their goals yet. When that happens, they'll stop the war. Until then, war.

    • @RELopez-mk4ic
      @RELopez-mk4ic Год назад

      @@mythicalrealms2102 You speak the truth. I'm from America, and we cause many problems in the World. Also, we have so many problems here because of the corrupt politicians. Our hope is that Trump will win the next election and stop the war and sanctions. We will have a great country soon, I hope. Best to you and the Russian people.

    • @reginasemenenko148
      @reginasemenenko148 Год назад +1

      ​@@mythicalrealms2102It is a very fair question to ask.

    • @sandscorcher3332
      @sandscorcher3332 Год назад

      ​@@mythicalrealms2102Simple question: do you want the war to be stopped by Russia?

    • @sandscorcher3332
      @sandscorcher3332 Год назад

      ​@@RELopez-mk4icSimple question: do you want the war to be stopped by Russia?

  • @jussayin2325
    @jussayin2325 Год назад +2

    NFG. I suppose you can always be thankful that a Russian missile didn't demolish your home while you were out suffering in the peaceful surroundings of your city.

  • @duanechapman5810
    @duanechapman5810 Год назад +1

    Great video I wish you the best!

  • @svenbeowulfsson641
    @svenbeowulfsson641 Год назад

    Raiffeisen Bank International AG (RBI) is the second largest Austrian bank. Its shares are listed on the Vienna Stock Exchange. Just under 59% of the shares are held by the regional Raiffeisen banks, the rest are in free float. In the July 2021 ranking of the Top 1000 World Banks by the Financial Times publication "The Banker", RBI is ranked 114th in terms of capital strength and 122nd in terms of total assets. RBI operates as a commercial and investment bank in Austria and as a universal bank in Central and Eastern Europe (CEE). The subsidiary banks in CEE offer their customers corporate, investment and retail banking services. The vast majority of customers in CEE are retail customers and small and medium-sized enterprises. In Austria, RBI exclusively serves large corporate customers and multinationals. Greetings, Sven

  • @Joshua514
    @Joshua514 Год назад +5

    I’m praying for you Peace and Safety Svetlana God Bless You 🌹

    • @sandscorcher3332
      @sandscorcher3332 Год назад +8

      I'm praying for peace and safety of Ukraine.

    • @floriandanzinger6027
      @floriandanzinger6027 Год назад

      I bet God doesn't give a horsecrap about your prayers for this braindead Russian zombie without any compassion for Ukrainian victims of Russian aggression and war crimes.

  • @f.gabella
    @f.gabella Год назад +4

    Svetlana tell mr.pootin thank you very much😂

  • @SbrGrendel65
    @SbrGrendel65 Год назад +6

    Normal citizens in every country always pay the price of there political leaders.
    We get blamed for the actions of the Politicians and Elite in our countries. Yet all we want to do is live our lives and not be forced into things. 🙏🏽 Sveltana

    • @truthprincess4854
      @truthprincess4854 Год назад

      small price to pay to be in a free country without gmo, graphene, arson or forced v . they are killing us over here and planning on taking over the world. God help Russia

  • @bernie1905
    @bernie1905 Год назад +1

    Towards the end of the video are you referring to USD500?

  • @frednyc4677
    @frednyc4677 Год назад +2

    God bless you sweetie 😘🇺🇸😘

  • @democraticman3602
    @democraticman3602 Год назад +10

    Whenever I watch your videos I keep being reminded of Ukraine.

  • @jvstcu76
    @jvstcu76 Год назад +90

    I have seen several Russian RUclips creators who went to Georgia and opened a bank account so they could receive their RUclips payments. This was last year so I'm not sure if this is still possible. If wouldn't hurt to research this option. Svetlana, you are a strong, resourceful and positive person and I have confidence that you will be successful in opening an account without exorbitant fees. Take care and remember that you have many people worldwide sending you positive thoughts and prayers to you. 🫂

    • @OleksandrNikitiuk
      @OleksandrNikitiuk Год назад +4

      👍✋👋

    • @stevestevens502
      @stevestevens502 Год назад +3

      last time i checked georgian banks offered high interest savings accounts aswell....something like 9%....that was a year or 2 before covid tho

    • @abdroidx9059
      @abdroidx9059 Год назад +9

      ​@@stevestevens502better than 50% commission as she said. this is a blackmail, not a commission

    • @reallife2849
      @reallife2849 Год назад

      It was all the liberals who fled to Georgia the protesters

    • @fredgarvin4252
      @fredgarvin4252 Год назад +1

      More Erima please 🙏!

  • @Cleisthenes607
    @Cleisthenes607 Год назад +4

    Could be worse, you could be stuck in Russia in the middle of a civil war.

  • @TheDaf95xf
    @TheDaf95xf Год назад +3

    Hi 👋🏻 Svetlana 😊 Stop the war is the best solution for everyone 👍🏻 Now Putin is talking with Kim Jon Un about ammunition we better all pray 🙏 for peace ✌🏻 Good luck 🤞🏻🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

  • @MIB_63
    @MIB_63 Год назад +1

    IMHO it's unfair when sanctions affect ordinary, honest, hardworking people who have no direct influence on the decisions of their political leaders. Hopefully this situation will change soon. Hang in there, Svetlana.

    • @poulnrgaard7820
      @poulnrgaard7820 Год назад +2

      The German people tried that one after WW2 - we didn't know anything, we couldn't do anything - but the world said Yes you did, and they have been apologizing ever since....

  • @JohnPaul-158
    @JohnPaul-158 Год назад

    Good morning! Thank you for sharing! Stay safe!

  • @itsAwildGreg
    @itsAwildGreg Год назад +4

    Sorry to hear about ur troubles I remember you saying you had an American husband which means you should be a dual citizen and can just open a Chase bank account

    • @josephblomeister3040
      @josephblomeister3040 Год назад +4

      What ever happened to that guy?

    • @itsAwildGreg
      @itsAwildGreg Год назад +3

      @@josephblomeister3040 I honestly don't know I remember her saying she was leaving Russia with her husband who's American and she went to a bunch of Russia friendly countries then normal videos resumes so I'm thinking it didn't work out.

    • @the2ndcoming135
      @the2ndcoming135 Год назад +1

      @@josephblomeister3040 oh he knows what he’s doing😆

  • @drackkor725
    @drackkor725 Год назад +8

    It's very sad what Russia has done to Ukraine and all the death and horror Putin has done. I love your channel and try to keep politics out of your channel but this is all because of Putin. Stay safe and hope everything works it's way out soon.

    • @christianmusso629
      @christianmusso629 Год назад +8

      The reason why she and almost all the other Russians stay away from anything politically related is what has caused the current state of things!

    • @stanspb763
      @stanspb763 Год назад

      @@christianmusso629 US censorship? The only problems is due to US sanctions and dealing with US corporations.

    • @stanspb763
      @stanspb763 Год назад

      Why are you not blaming the US that created the conflict in 2014. Russia had nothing to do with the Obama/Biden coup that ended democracy and installed the first authentic Nazi saturated government that has been murdering 10s of thousands of Russian speakers in the region. Russia only entered after being begged by DPR and LPR to come in and stop the war. Why were you not protesting that violation of all international law? Russia is close to ending it. You can't be that misinformed to think Putin started this. Russia is finishing it however.

    • @benjaminjohnsonboston
      @benjaminjohnsonboston Год назад +1

      Ukraine participated in that Iraq invasion. Did you feel pity for the people of Iraq 🇮🇶

    • @benjaminjohnsonboston
      @benjaminjohnsonboston Год назад

      @@christianmusso629 Ukraine participated in that Iraq invasion. Did you feel pity for the people of Iraq 🇮🇶

  • @dusktropic
    @dusktropic Год назад +6

    I'm happy to see that sanctions work and are felt for ruzzian citizzens. Slava Ukraini!

    • @TheMoovix1
      @TheMoovix1 Год назад

      Why would you show such hatred towards the general populous of any nation? You sound like a brainwashed NPC.

  • @KhaiFirst
    @KhaiFirst Год назад

    here 1.40$ not much but this get me Nasi Lemak, from Malaysia with Love..

  • @ilecier
    @ilecier Год назад +5

    Doesn't come unexpected, yet I feel sorry for you. Hope this is another eye opener to help see which country you really live in. Don't get me wrong, I used to live in Moscow for some years and overall had a wonderful time. But the government, the leadership and corruption that whole structure has been and still is awful and makes the Russian people suffer. (who let it all happen, by the way) Same with the war. From outside we can only watch and hope that Putin and his entourage will soon be overthrown and punished the one or other way. Prigoschin was hopefully a starting point in that direction.....

  • @pmfx65
    @pmfx65 Год назад +2

    That's what sanctions are for!
    I am totally shocked that Raiffeisen, an Austrian bank does undermine the sanctions!
    I hope this will be stopped soon.

  • @WilliamCooper-l6f
    @WilliamCooper-l6f Год назад +1

    😢 Hopefully, it will all get better.

    • @philipcovell3272
      @philipcovell3272 Год назад +1

      I hope it is better for Ukraine and the Russian people finally stop their support for Putin.

    • @philipcovell3272
      @philipcovell3272 Год назад +1

      @@slavicmelodies9614 After what they have done and their support for Putin I would like things to get worse for Russia

    • @philipcovell3272
      @philipcovell3272 Год назад

      @@slavicmelodies9614 Wrong I do not speak for the west, wrong again I did not say all 145 million Russians. I would like the Russians to stand up against the war and stop their support in killing women and children.

    • @philipcovell3272
      @philipcovell3272 Год назад

      @@slavicmelodies9614 Do you really think that will help ? I want this war to stop, you seem to want my family and country destroyed like Ukraine, I am sure Putin is thankful for your support.

  • @winterbalm
    @winterbalm Год назад

    i am sure somebody already suggested it
    but why don’t you open a bank account in kazakhstan or kyrgyzstan

  • @plavanvali
    @plavanvali Год назад +1

    Why you cannot open a bank account abroad, maybe by foreign residency or without, after 3 months you are considered resident. Ask "nomad capitalist" he knows a lot, or do more research which country you can open one. In Kirkiz Kazakstan , Azer , Turkey, georgian,, Dubai, Armenian, Uzbek , or maybe name your friend ' s bank not yourself on the beneficiary of your income, that she can bring your money regularly on her visit. No ucrainean bank left in Crimeea that still works?

  • @sinistersilverado965
    @sinistersilverado965 Год назад +8

    every Russian citizen should have to pay 95% of their income to Ukraine for reparations, and this should be forever

    • @mistercointreau5247
      @mistercointreau5247 Год назад

      Every American should have to pay 95% of their income to Ukraine for reparations. Fixed it for you,

    • @vNill
      @vNill Год назад

      l guess using the brain isn't your strong suit

    • @sinistersilverado965
      @sinistersilverado965 Год назад +2

      @@mistercointreau5247 When did America invade Ukraine?

    • @mistercointreau5247
      @mistercointreau5247 Год назад

      @@sinistersilverado965 America instigated the coup of 2014. They have trained the Ukraine army since that time. And boy, they really, really wanted this war to happen. But the war has not gone too well for them. Screw America and screw the so called special relationship.

  • @slodzinskithomas2406
    @slodzinskithomas2406 Год назад +5

    I'm sorry you are going through such a difficult time with getting money in Banks being under sanctions. Hopefully it will all work out for you very soon. You know it is always the way it works it is the people who suffer for the government decisions no matter what country. Thank you for the video please be safe and careful

    • @slodzinskithomas2406
      @slodzinskithomas2406 Год назад

      In the middle of a war there is no satisfying everyone. Everyone has their own point of view. I know from going to Russia that it is not the Russian people that made this happen. But you know everyone blames all the people not the government.

    • @trevornewton2646
      @trevornewton2646 Год назад

      ​@robertnunn634 They do not have robust political engagement in Russia. Most people don't participate. In the West, we are schooled to vote and actively encouraged to do so, ok perhaps not in the US, but the rest off us are.