MILITARY COUP attempt in Russia and how people, government and propaganda reacted to it

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  • Опубликовано: 2 янв 2025

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  • @ki3657
    @ki3657 Год назад +8

    I'm so happy to see your pidgeon is still with you. Thank you for your insight and commentary!

  • @jamescosgrave9155
    @jamescosgrave9155 Год назад +4

    Thanks for telling the truth and showing us what is really happening in Russia. May your wish come true that the two evils wipe each other out. Praying you remain safe and secure! Always look forward to your posts. Kudos from Canada!

  • @eddyd8745
    @eddyd8745 Год назад +9

    Really good video Natasha, stay strong and keep speaking out, but stay safe. Eddy, England.

  • @kalifenkoblenz
    @kalifenkoblenz Год назад

    Danke!

  • @Lacaille8760
    @Lacaille8760 Год назад +207

    Natasha, I can see how difficult spot you have been put by your own country. I wish you huge strength and courage. You just need to get past these troubled times. Cheers from FIN!

    • @badmonkey2222
      @badmonkey2222 Год назад

      She doesn't care she ran away a year ago like the war didn't even exist and goes and has her little vacations all over the world she's a coward and is it no place to tell any of us anything.

    • @ericconnor8419
      @ericconnor8419 Год назад +8

      It is better to just leave orcs will never change. make a life in a civilised country with proper laws.

    • @andreaslindblom9140
      @andreaslindblom9140 Год назад +2

      I agree! Cheers from SWE! ✌

    • @zvonkobogdan9634
      @zvonkobogdan9634 Год назад

      lsn't this drug addict Natasha in Georgia? How couId she possibIy know how peopIe reacted in "dictatorship" since she is out of there?
      ZeIensky and such kind Iike Natasha has much in common 😂

    • @pessi6185
      @pessi6185 Год назад

      I can't think for myself 🐑 Baaaaaaaaaa!

  • @RussianPlus
    @RussianPlus Год назад +8

    Speaking the truth takes a lot of guts. Thank you Natasha

  • @caerlaveroc109
    @caerlaveroc109 Год назад +8

    love your passion - please do not change, it is so refreshing to hear from somebody that speaks from the heart

  • @alexgener4309
    @alexgener4309 Год назад

    Thanks!

  • @letter203ify
    @letter203ify Год назад +399

    Thank you Natasha for the Russian language lesson which is full of nuances and some double speak. Your linguistic abilities is a treasure and truly help to clarify these political reports and help make sense of geopolitics.

    • @bxnkroll
      @bxnkroll Год назад +50

      Her videos are worth their weight in gold!!!

    • @alan-
      @alan- Год назад +38

      Natasha's take really adds perspective and depth to what we get from analysts and journalists.

    • @badmonkey2222
      @badmonkey2222 Год назад +1

      She's a coward who ran away from her country a year ago and now she thinks she's got some kind of legitimacy to talk about what's going on there? She's like the rest of the Russian cowards that ran like a war doesn't even exist. If she's so concerned she needs to take some of all of this money that she spends traveling all over the world and help the victims in Ukraine what what her country is done to them. !!!

    • @rogink
      @rogink Год назад +6

      I've just re-read George Orwell's Animal Farm, about the Russian Revolution and its aftermath. Perhaps most interesting are the footnotes about how difficult it was to get the book published. This was at the end of WW2 and the Russians were our allies. You could say what you liked about Churchill, but to suggest Stalin was a cold blooded murderer, or just an authoritarian dictator - as he was - was a diplomatic faux pas.
      In fact there were people who claimed to be liberals, who saw Communism as the future, and Russia as its beacon. No doubt the useful idiots today who put Russian propaganda on RUclips are cut from the same cloth.

    • @bxnkroll
      @bxnkroll Год назад +4

      @@rogink It is sad that useful idiots do play their parts. But yeah, Animal Farm was not that far away from what we have today... I made a video essay on @LasArmasAFA about the parallels between today and Mao's Great Leap Forward

  • @alandickerson3379
    @alandickerson3379 Год назад +133

    Nathasha, you did a great job of explaining what is happening in Russia and that you think may happen. I really appreciated it!!

    • @zvonkobogdan9634
      @zvonkobogdan9634 Год назад

      lsn't this drug addict Natasha in Georgia? How couId she possibIy know how peopIe reacted in "dictatorship" since she is out of there?
      ZeIensky and such kind Iike Natasha has much in common 😂

    • @pessi6185
      @pessi6185 Год назад +2

      🤡

    • @safe-keeper1042
      @safe-keeper1042 Год назад +8

      I also appreciate all the grumpy Putin supporters in the comments section, too. Spamming clown and sheep emojis and calling her a "sad soy". I can _feel_ their frustration through their comments these days and it brings me so much joy. Looking forward to the day the war is over and Ukraine free.

    • @pessi6185
      @pessi6185 Год назад

      @@safe-keeper1042
      Maybe if you actually go & educate yourself about what is going on Instead of selling yourself to Western Establishment Mainstream Media then you will realise how ignorant & brainwashed you are.
      The only people that will be free is the ethnic Russians of the East of Ukraine (especially the Donbass region) who have suffered over 9 years now at the hands of the USA puppet Government installed in Kiev after the US funded coup. Maybe once Ukraine supported by the Warmongers NATO are defeated you will realise how wrong you are & how you have been propagandized and lied to by whatever woke Western imperialst establishment you sell yourself to.
      Western imperialism is dying by the day just like the US dollar which has been weaponized against countries who simply disagree with this corrupt US International Rules Based Order.
      The US spent more in arming Ukraine over 8 years(after their 2014 funded coup) for their Proxy war with Russia than they did in the entire 20 years they were in Afghanistan destroying that country. Explain this???

    • @zvonkobogdan9634
      @zvonkobogdan9634 Год назад +1

      @@safe-keeper1042 Supporting army of Iight and justice (R U army) is not supporting Putin. l condemn Putin for deIaying SMO for 8 years. It shouId be done way earIier to prevent this that happened today orchestrated by NAZO

  • @Roberto-REME
    @Roberto-REME Год назад +4

    Excellent video, Natasha. It was informative, well produced and really well narrated. You have an innate talent for being a correspondent. And, ..... you're exceptionally pretty. 😊

  • @ingenemcova5616
    @ingenemcova5616 Год назад +1

    Thank you for memes, cartoons and jokes. Take care.

  • @goingoutotheparty1
    @goingoutotheparty1 Год назад +9

    Thats a really comprehensive amd clear explanation, one of the best if.notnthe best Ive heard Thanks Natasha ❤

  • @Charlie1776_
    @Charlie1776_ Год назад +5

    Another Great video Natasha, Thank you.

  • @georgeboole1404
    @georgeboole1404 Год назад +92

    This was a great video, the most interesting one since leaving Russia in my opinion. Even though the facts are widely known you do a great job narrating and explaining events. With humor as usual. Your videos provide a glimpse of how at least one important segment of Russian society sees things; probably there are many people with similar views but no way to express themselves. Keep making videos, you are by far the most articulate among all the Russian youtubers working in English. I'm always amazed at how well you express yourself in a foreign language, a language that is mostly self-taught. I hope you have a chance to visit, study and work in the US, Canada or Europe soon. You have a rare talent that will be recognized.

    • @LordJinkies
      @LordJinkies Год назад +7

      I really enjoyed the car museum video as well.

    • @gabyd5662
      @gabyd5662 Год назад +9

      Natasha is the best

    • @lxndrlbr
      @lxndrlbr Год назад +1

      Why would you say she taught herself English? She has a university degree and did a foreign exchange in the USA, so she had formal training. This is not to diminish the real work she is putting in publishing content in English and probably practicing it whenever she can, but this "self-taught" thing is a strange brag from my PoV.
      Great video, Natasha, you provided a good synthesis of the event and helpfully raised awareness in your western viewers about events a couple of months old that were starting to slip out of their mind...
      I believe western media was equally lost and incapable of understanding what was happening, but were mostly surprised by the Belarusian diplomatic intervention.
      I believe Putin is playing 4-D chess and took this opportunity to root out internal dissent in his government... as long as the FSB serves him, he will probably be in charge.

    • @terryroots5023
      @terryroots5023 Год назад +1

      The coup was seen as undermining Putin's authority. There is much puzzlement on what will happen to Preghorzin now, particularly as he still appears to be free to speak publicly. I wish the Western apologists for Russia had to live the lives of ordinary Russian people in Russia for a few years.

    • @LordJinkies
      @LordJinkies Год назад

      @@terryroots5023 The last I heard, our CIA was under the impression that Prigozhin has already been killed. Putin also mentioned that he "no longer exists". That may become a problem the next time Putin wants to offer a deal - why take the deal if you're just going to be killed anyway.

  • @caspasesumo
    @caspasesumo Год назад +10

    I'm loving the passion you so clearly demonstrate towards the end of this video Natasha.

  • @jessesinclair4734
    @jessesinclair4734 Год назад +179

    Thank you for giving us a window into what real, ordinary, Russians are thinking about all of this.

    • @dimbasz
      @dimbasz Год назад +21

      Real ordinary Russians actually live in Russia to begin with. This sad soy immigrant moves away from being "real ordinary Russian" day by day.

    • @k0mm4nd3r_k3n
      @k0mm4nd3r_k3n Год назад +28

      @@dimbasz The "real ordinary Russian" is mentally submissive to people they perceive as higher than them. I'm not capable of that depth of submissiveness, therefore I can never be Russian.

    • @Amgupt5233
      @Amgupt5233 Год назад

      She's funded by CIA to defame her own country and the government.

    • @badmonkey2222
      @badmonkey2222 Год назад +1

      She's a coward who ran away from her country a year ago and acts like the warden even exist traveling all over the world having the time of her life. And now she thinks she has some kind of right to try to tell us what's going on in Russia when she hasn't even been there and is trying to tell us what ordinary Russians think? We in the real world know how Russians think they want all of us in the west to die!! She's in no place to preach about anything. If she's so concerned she needs to take some of this money that she spends traveling all over the world and help victims of Ukraine from what her rotten country has done to them!!

    • @francoisluchaire8365
      @francoisluchaire8365 Год назад

      @@k0mm4nd3r_k3nBecause you think that we are not submitted to our corrupted global elite here in the West !?! How is it possible to be so delusional ?

  • @Kevin6t8
    @Kevin6t8 Год назад +152

    This is why I actually follow you Natasha. Thank you for deciphering this, so those of us in other countries (I'm from the U.S.A.) can understand what is really happening. Stay strong, and please continue to do your best to overcome the propaganda!
    Best regards !
    ✌🏼

    • @zedwpd
      @zedwpd Год назад +1

      www.youtube.com/@DenysDavydov/videos He is pretty fair too.

    • @trevorhinkle
      @trevorhinkle Год назад +23

      As a US Marine with over a decade of experience. The corruption and state propaganda "aka lies" that are FED to every person in Russia is sickening. I personally question everything.
      Freedom and the truth. ✌️

    • @billybilly1284
      @billybilly1284 Год назад +2

      @@trevorhinkle lol you’re not a U.S Marine. And btw. It’s not PrOpAgAnDa to tell people they can’t transition their gender 🤷‍♂️

    • @KCadbyRacing
      @KCadbyRacing Год назад +6

      I agree and I'm pretty sure Natasha (and friends) overcame the propaganda many years ago👍

    • @solconcordia4315
      @solconcordia4315 Год назад

      I think that Russian society needs to grasp and understand the concept that new sex-hormonal and puberty-control technologies have divorced sex and gender from each other and made gender fluid , depending upon the medical technologies brought to bear.
      There's actually a very simple and highly reliable way to ascertain the sex of a person: grab at the person's crotch and determine whether one or two balls are there. If there is one or two, the person is probably a male; if zero, female.
      This is unfortunately unacceptable for practical usage in most if not all societies.
      Some Western societies simply provide three lavatories: one for men, one for women, and one in the middle especially well-equipped, roomy, and lockable from inside for everyone else.
      The U. S. A. by the law "Americans with Disabilities Act" must accommodate the needs of the people with disabilities so the especially well-equipped lavatory is usually used for accommodating disabled people's needs.

  • @SashaYum
    @SashaYum Год назад +1

    well done all around , Natasha

  • @Tom-vk6ij
    @Tom-vk6ij Год назад +2

    Thanks for the excellent review of the event! Great to see you, you look very well!

  • @jimblack8027
    @jimblack8027 Год назад +154

    Natasha, it is very difficult for me, a Canadian (born and raised here), to grasp the nuances of Russian life but your videos help me with that. For that, I thank you. I wish you well. Stay safe.

    • @vasylhorodetskyy8876
      @vasylhorodetskyy8876 Год назад

      AS Ukrainian, I honestly DO NOT wish anything bad for this girl but at the same time she is still russian to me that DID NOT do anything with the rest of russians for over 20 years. She was part of their culture and saw all of it. russia is country of slaves if i have to be short they have no will to find for their own Freedom. russia should have been the richest country right now with all of the recources they have but they allowed a small group of people in power to become Billionaires when the rest barely make it. for Westerner, it is hard to understand russians but we Ukrainians know them pretty good and majority of them support this war so i have no pity towards them anymore. FUCK RUSSIA and All of russians that support this war. SLAVA YKRAINI

    • @bengreatorex502
      @bengreatorex502 Год назад +1

      Definitely stay safe.

    • @ernstwiltmann3918
      @ernstwiltmann3918 Год назад +3

      I believe Natasha is just capitalizing on western perceptions and bias, if you want the real situation of what is going on in Russia, you have to visit bloggers that actually report from inside Russia.

    • @vasylhorodetskyy8876
      @vasylhorodetskyy8876 Год назад

      @@bengreatorex502 Thank you!

    • @jimblack8027
      @jimblack8027 Год назад +2

      @@ernstwiltmann3918 Yes, I watch those as well; however, those inside Russian's borders are seriously constrained in what they can say without putting themselves in danger. In that sense, it is Russian ex-pats who might be able to provide a more honest and complete assessment.

  • @pats725
    @pats725 Год назад +6

    That had to be one of the strangest coups in history.

  • @superdivemaster
    @superdivemaster Год назад +13

    Thanks for the update Natasha ... Good to get the real news from a local ... To me it is Obvious that Prigozhin has a limited time to live ... especially the way pootin hands out justice !!!

  • @rolandropnack4370
    @rolandropnack4370 Год назад +1

    Stay safe and stay loud, Natasha! Your voice is being heard, and it is important. Bless you!

  • @peterhumphrys
    @peterhumphrys Год назад +2

    Thank you for this update, cheers from Canada!

  • @CArchivist
    @CArchivist Год назад +11

    Natasha, you are a light in this dark world. I hope you never give up fighting for what’s good and right.

  • @GooseSpringsteen
    @GooseSpringsteen Год назад +11

    Thank you for this video Natasha. It's so important for people to hear from sensitive and thoughtful Russians like you!

  • @JimScholfield
    @JimScholfield Год назад +56

    Good to hear from you Natasha! Thanks and be safe. Keep showing the example of a russian on the right side of this terrible invasion.

    • @keyboardoracle1044
      @keyboardoracle1044 Год назад

      There is no “right side”.

    • @alan-
      @alan- Год назад +18

      @@keyboardoracle1044 Well there certainly is a wrong side, wouldn't you agree?

    • @keyboardoracle1044
      @keyboardoracle1044 Год назад

      @@alan- yes Russia and USA are the wrong side. The Ukrainian people are the victims of their political games. Like the people of so many countries in the 20th century were victims of the Cold War. I believe that the Ukraine war is more a battle between USA and China, USA trying to maintain its global hegemony and China the threat to that hegemony. USA is on the wrong side of this Cold War between USA and China.

    • @tomjones9934
      @tomjones9934 Год назад

      Stop supplying the arms and get both sides to talk. Stop throwing away billions and destroying more lives.

    • @stevemcgowen
      @stevemcgowen Год назад +7

      @@keyboardoracle1044orcs invaded Ukraine. Pretty clear who is in the wrong…

  • @rhettnichols6978
    @rhettnichols6978 Год назад +2

    thanks for this video... i appreciate especially when you give your opinion - it is really insightful

  • @lonetreejim
    @lonetreejim Год назад +13

    🇨🇦 Natasha, that was a very powerful, well presented video. You make it so easy to understand your frustrations with your home country. Stay well. 💚

    • @francoisluchaire8365
      @francoisluchaire8365 Год назад

      And that would be just so great if citizens from western (NATO) countries did the same and expressed their frustration with their respective home country…

  • @MatthewBishop64
    @MatthewBishop64 Год назад +11

    Thank you for this video. You give a lot of great perspective from an 'insider' that we do not see in our media coverage of the situation.

  • @1ouncebird
    @1ouncebird Год назад +6

    It is very good to see you and your pigeon again Natasha. In the USA this event was covered by most media but as others have pointed out it was only a general account and it had no in depth information. Thank you so much for sharing all of your insight into this situation. It is important for us to hear. My best to you. Peace to all.

  • @JT-sr2pl
    @JT-sr2pl Год назад +1

    Great analysis!

  • @landerdequiroz
    @landerdequiroz Год назад +1

    love your videos Natasha!

  • @Psieye
    @Psieye Год назад +54

    I've been taking in a lot of reporting and analysis on the coup, the majority of which isn't from mainstream media. The tactical details, the geopolitical consequences, the international legal ripples, what frontline soldiers say. You've added breadth to my perspective. Without hearing what an affected civilian has to say, it's all to easy to lose the context of what's going on. Thank you for speaking and for pointing out the nuance of word choice that can only be noticed by an expert.

    • @themarketm8382
      @themarketm8382 Год назад +1

      All irrelevant. Wagner managed to move from the South all the way to the border with Kyiv in a few days with 10,000+ men and more coming with over 400 heavy vehicles with them. All the Russian equipment transferred to Belarus last year for the 6th division is also still there. They're planning something from the North again.
      If you think Russia has any problems blowing up one of its own helicopters or causing a little bit of a scene, you must have missed the planned apartment bombings in Chechen war era to justify a 2nd war.

    • @Psieye
      @Psieye Год назад

      @@themarketm8382 You're only thinking of Russia in the present. China's domestic issues, Turkey's re-evaluation of foreign affairs, what this might mean in Africa, etc. Prighozin's "march of justice" has ripples beyond this war.

    • @themarketm8382
      @themarketm8382 Год назад

      @@Psieye And you're dooming like everyone else. Nothing has changed, China has issues like every country but they will go on like everyone else. Turkey has been playing both sides for years when they're members of NATO but yet support ISIS in Northern Syria/Iraq & fight against US backed Kurds. Africa will stay getting looted by us colonizers to feed our consumption, no matter who's in charge. And lastly, Prigozhin's "march of justice" wasn't real. Russia had the entire 1st guard's tank army stationed in Belgorod along with the 6th army, we're talking 150-200k men, 1000s of tanks & vehicles , as big an invasion force as the start of the war. Funny how the Southern MoD command was untouched, the entire tank storage facilities untouched, airfields untouched, Wagner's HQ untouched etc... do you not know Wagner shares a base with the GRU in the South, it's literally controlled by Utkin who's recently been on video on Belarus talking to the soldiers, a GRU member.
      C'mon, stop deepthroating the mainstream news and do some realistic research. Wagner moved an entire army to Belarus and is operating like an enemy of Russia, meanwhile they're undergoing training with Belarus, Russia's 6th division and all the weapons sent by Russia in the Winter is still there. They have another invasion force forming there.

    • @ButterfatFarms
      @ButterfatFarms Год назад +1

      ​@@Psieyethis war has ripples beyond this war too. Wagner is just one aspect of that reality.

  • @stevenbest6408
    @stevenbest6408 Год назад +35

    Very thoughtful and sincere ... as always. Thank you Natasha. I'll look forward to videos debunking the propaganda being flooded into the internet. Cheers!

    • @badmonkey2222
      @badmonkey2222 Год назад +1

      Oh yeah she's just in a position to debauch anything right?? She's a frigging coward who ran from her country a year ago and it's sitting here in some other country trying to tell people what ordinary Russians think and you fall for it. She's in no position to preach about anything she ran from it like it doesn't exist and now to get her likes and views she gets chad's like you to fall for her bulshit

    • @johnberinger1
      @johnberinger1 Год назад

      @@badmonkey2222 hello monkey 🐒🤡

  • @mateomaderas5504
    @mateomaderas5504 Год назад +14

    Thank you Natasha. It is very sad, but also very valuable, to understand what this series of disasters looks like from your position.

  • @scottferguson4295
    @scottferguson4295 Год назад +1

    What a great video! I’ve been following you for years now and have seen the evolution of your content. I love your hair length

  • @calu10
    @calu10 Год назад

    Brava and Thanks for your clips, despite any opinion about who’s guilty in this difficult war.

  • @audiogear474
    @audiogear474 Год назад +4

    Good coverage of this event Natasha. I saw it in the news here but it was a bit confusing as to what was going on-I knew there had to be more to it

  • @alancook9102
    @alancook9102 Год назад +10

    Thank you Natasha for that update. It was good to see you - and you presented your talk well. Just make sure you keep safe until you can become what you want to become in a safer better Russia. So eat good food - no sugar and no processed food. And all the best to you. You are a good person. An asset to Russia. Take care.

  • @salad7776
    @salad7776 Год назад +3

    I do not know how is it possible that Natasha left the matrix 🤔 huge respect ❤

  • @rafamunozvecino1117
    @rafamunozvecino1117 Год назад +1

    Thanks for share all this information with us. Are you in risk so that? You are very brave. Please, care yourself. I like so much your videos. I don't want any bad happen to you.

  • @Sitharii
    @Sitharii Год назад

    You are such a brave girl !!
    Very good analysis , i wish you all the best !!

  • @Declan-rn7wq
    @Declan-rn7wq Год назад +3

    Good video 📹 👍

  • @kvnwilkin
    @kvnwilkin Год назад +39

    Thank you, Natasha. I appreciate your intelligence and ability to explain these complex issues. You are truly an inspiration and our world needs more people like you. Please stay safe and keep up the good work.

    • @Ulexcool
      @Ulexcool Год назад +1

      She is not going on a date with you man, chill 🤣

  • @rriveranotario
    @rriveranotario Год назад +4

    The pigeon: Coup! Coup!

  • @northguy2367
    @northguy2367 Год назад

    Good to hear from you again Natasha

  • @delfinevenson9594
    @delfinevenson9594 Год назад

    WOW! look how far you come young lady... good job.

  • @gaetanomaximus8650
    @gaetanomaximus8650 Год назад +26

    I've been trying to follow the coup / civil war / whatever in Russia ever since it happened, and I couldn't begin to understand it. Yours was the best explanation I've seen or heard by a significant margin. Thanks!

    • @rjkubr
      @rjkubr Год назад +2

      "Redacted" has very good coverage of the military operation in Ukraine and explained the coup very well. Just another resource since truth is the first casualty of war.

    • @Ultra-Violet
      @Ultra-Violet Год назад

      ​@@rjkubryou must be joking, redacted is a hive of lies and Ztards! This is one of the worst anti Ukrainian channels on RUclips!
      Pure propaganda and misinformation! 🤷

    • @crisnmaryfam7344
      @crisnmaryfam7344 Год назад +1

      @@rjkubr Is it really a "Coup" if most of the population was trying to loegally vote to join Russia? The videos for a decade before this broke out are still mostly up on youtube. "Crimea Votes Overwhelmingly to Join Russia" "Crimean parliament votes to join Russia" " The Day Crimea Rejoined Russia: Russian Roulette in Ukraine"
      Shows quite plainly that its not a simple as "Russia attack Ukraine" Nothing in the world is Ever that simple.

    • @rjkubr
      @rjkubr Год назад +1

      @@crisnmaryfam7344 I totally agree with you but certainly didn't express myself well. The Maiden coup started it all. The subsequent bombing & terrorism by Ukraine on the Russian citizens of Ukraine, Russia's military operation & the "attempted coup" by Wagner all followed. This guy explains the post-Maiden situation perfectly. ruclips.net/video/XOa42J4M0hk/видео.html. Though not a perfect comparison, Russia's actions in Ukraine are similar to Vietnam "invading" Cambodia in the 1970s to rid the country of Pol Pot. There may have been other politics involved but the result turned out to be God's work in the end.

  • @greendale634
    @greendale634 Год назад +13

    Thank you for the video. I love the idea you mentioned of making videos commenting on others trying to make daily life look normal in Russia. That would be very interesting.

    • @solconcordia4315
      @solconcordia4315 Год назад

      Societies are no different from materials of different kinds. Every one of them has an elastic limit beyond which normal elastic behavior fails to exist.
      Russia hasn't exhausted all of its reserves built up over years so Moscow is indeed still normal. All reserves don't last forever and economic statistics already show significant strain in Russia's economy so inelasticity or brittleness is imminent.

  • @SonicGypsyRevolution
    @SonicGypsyRevolution Год назад +50

    Thank you Natasha for being a member first and foremost of the human race you are a great example to all of humanity. Perhaps other Russians who do not understand this responsibility will take note and learn what their first responsibility is.

  • @trevknight
    @trevknight Год назад +1

    Very well explained, thanks

  • @mondfahrer6428
    @mondfahrer6428 Год назад

    Great video. Thank u. Kind Regards from Germany!

  • @sillynorseman6847
    @sillynorseman6847 Год назад +4

    Here in Norway they said more or less what you said about the coup. That the Russian governments pride took a hit, and that this event might be the beginning of the end of the regime.
    My personal opinion is that i don't think it will be by this. I see signs that Prigozhin drove his points home, despite the "treason", and changes to the military seems to happen.
    I too hoped it would have created enough turmoil to get a revolution going. But as you say, many people supported it for the wrong reasons.
    Anyway, great to see you again, And looking forward to the next videos on debunking stuff. 🤘😎

  • @girlfriday1299
    @girlfriday1299 Год назад +4

    This is a great video, Natasha, with some real perspective. Thank you for your insight. If someone really loves their country, they aren't afraid to speak their mind and call out the BS. This description fits you, Natasha. You are not afraid, and you share this wisdom in ways that people can understand. God bless, stay safe and enjoy life! ❤🌹

  • @icare6076
    @icare6076 Год назад +5

    I appreciate hearing your perspective. You are very articulate and authentic. ❤

  • @jan22150
    @jan22150 Год назад

    Greetings from north Carolina, be safe Natasha' !

  • @redstone51
    @redstone51 Год назад

    Natasha, thank you for doing these video's. Your English is OUTSTANDING!!!🌹👌

  • @Jan_von_Gratschoff
    @Jan_von_Gratschoff Год назад +139

    It wasn't a coup attempt, it was a contract negotiation Russian style. Prigozhin was facing Wagner troops under his command being forced under contract to the Russian "military", and decided to take his chances and secure as much of his wealth and control as he could, while he still had the men to do it.

    • @jazz1tup
      @jazz1tup Год назад +24

      Absolutely. Natasha is too young and too naive in order to figure that out by herself. She translates the events way too straight forward, hence the truth behind the scenes is all about the money, even if it requires some rotten moves. Anyway, I like her inexperienced/naive way of observing the world. Makes me kinda believe that not all people out there are scum.

    • @maximusextreme3725
      @maximusextreme3725 Год назад +4

      I still think it's a death sentence, Putain needs Prigozhin right now, but at some point that will change. I bet he suffers a "heart attack" in the future.

    • @paddyt4043
      @paddyt4043 Год назад +13

      ​@@jazz1tupagreed...she needs to live in the west for a while to understand our media is just as bad and our governments need no complimentary comments.

    • @macaroon147
      @macaroon147 Год назад +2

      Yes. No one knows for certain as its extremely difficult to get credible information and and info is so tightly controlled but this is most likely. Either way its interesting to see her perspective as im sure many young russians have this perspective.

    • @mangodzeri6613
      @mangodzeri6613 Год назад

      @@paddyt4043 I'll be honest, from a person who neither lives on west, nor east... Even tho dictatorship and censorship are things that adorn eastern world, for me, more utopian seems western one, with its all deranged values finely packed in a pandoras box called 'democracy and freedom', but in fact you get brainwashing and cancelation if you don't play by their rules

  • @garlicgherkin
    @garlicgherkin Год назад +35

    Lots of respect for you, Natasha. Your clear moral stance and willingness to share it with the world are an inspiration. The uncertainty of life in exile must be tough, but all this difficulty seems to have strengthened you. I hope someday you will be able to again travel freely, both within Russia and about the world. Take care.

    • @chrishorst1318
      @chrishorst1318 Год назад

      Well said. She has more courage than any1 i ever met in my own life...its hard for me not to admire her like some dum lil fan boy...even tho im really an old ass dude who is deaf from playing metal music....god im pathetic compared to her n her frnds.

  • @mervgrasby7765
    @mervgrasby7765 Год назад +4

    Natasha I think this presentation was Great. A clear and truthful description of the disaster unfolding in Russia. I am so glad to see you are safe and I hope healthy. Please continue your work.

  • @Etheral101
    @Etheral101 Год назад +1

    I hope you stay safe. Such a wonderful person in and out. Love your videos. All the best from England

    • @nikanix2558
      @nikanix2558 Год назад

      Прекрасная Англия 🇬🇧❤

  • @lazyartist7682
    @lazyartist7682 Год назад

    Thanks for posting your comments. Very informative.

  • @valefur72
    @valefur72 Год назад +12

    A whole country ruled by a bunch of criminals...

    • @coldwar45
      @coldwar45 Год назад

      Vlad Vexler said it best. It’s like finding out your local village priest is also the village thief.

  • @smokeyguy4251
    @smokeyguy4251 Год назад +4

    Prigozhin just ran out of Vodka 🍾🍻🍸

  • @rickbullock4331
    @rickbullock4331 Год назад +11

    Thank you for your honesty regarding the war with Ukraine and the uprising. Stay safe Natasha and I wish you well.

  • @safe-keeper1042
    @safe-keeper1042 Год назад

    Good to see your videos taking off, by the way!

  • @tudehopefamilyestate2397
    @tudehopefamilyestate2397 Год назад +1

    Natasha, you are a breath of fresh air.

  • @mudog65
    @mudog65 Год назад +6

    Prigozhin reminds me of Trotsky to some extent, and all the wild scenes of the Russian revolution. Of course here in America there is a similar array of lunatic politicians and self destructive fiascos. Thank you for your objective reporting, and political common sense.

  • @markhobbs5796
    @markhobbs5796 Год назад +4

    Really well presented view from a personal perspective. Hope you have a chance to develop a good life for yourself, either in exile, or back, helping, in a new, reforming Russia.

  • @matc6221
    @matc6221 Год назад +20

    Thanks for a very thorough break down. The UK (and western media too I suppose) was pretty much the same coverage of the coup. Although they solely focused on people welcoming Pirgozhin (not the sandwiches 😂) and not on the negative reactions of the public towards him or Wagner. But never had I been so informed until this video especially about the mems lol. Your pigeon must have had a good coup at that😅 ( In British and American English we call the noise a pigeon makes a 'Coo' or 'Cooing ' 😉) Thanks Natasha 🙂

    • @meatrealwishes
      @meatrealwishes Год назад +1

      Here in the US, they were covering the missing sub that day.

    • @ButterfatFarms
      @ButterfatFarms Год назад +1

      ​ sounds like something Fox News would do to divert attention away from the story they really don't want to publicize! 😂

    • @matc6221
      @matc6221 Год назад

      @@ButterfatFarms Lucky we don't have Fox news in the UK, as far as I know, although we do have Sky news which I guess is the same company

    • @matc6221
      @matc6221 Год назад

      @@meatrealwishes I though that was the week before it? But you are probably right. But I did see a CNN US reporter on my phone. It was pretty much identical to UK coverage.

  • @vicsaul5459
    @vicsaul5459 Год назад +1

    Thank you Natasha and above all else stay safe 🕊

  • @theshowmanuk
    @theshowmanuk Год назад

    Great video Natasha !

  • @connyfrosth6690
    @connyfrosth6690 Год назад +5

    Very intelligent and well thought through analysis! You can have a great future in journalism !

  • @MathwithMing
    @MathwithMing Год назад +40

    Didn’t expect a lesson of Russian verbs of motion (глаголы движение) in a Prigozhin video! As one Russian teacher says, one does not simply say “go” in Russian 😅

    • @phillipcunningham1085
      @phillipcunningham1085 Год назад +8

      I remember seeing fear on my Russian teacher's face when I first tried to use an action verb in a sentence. "Are you going and planning on returning, or is this a trip you take often?"

  • @JaanaG2005
    @JaanaG2005 Год назад +3

    Thank you for all your very important information you bring to us, Natasha. You are truly an angel. However, I feel bad for you having to spend your young years in these sad circumstances. Hoping that one day you can live another, a better life. As well as all those involved in this war - unwillingly.

  • @contemplativeidiot1
    @contemplativeidiot1 Год назад +1

    Natasha your videos are amazing and I think that regardless of what you do, you will be great at it. I realize you are feeling very emotional about the way people are being treated in Russia, if ever you need to vent l am happy to listen.

  • @elmaranirra
    @elmaranirra Год назад

    Long time to see your vlog Natasha. Thank you for your sharing opinion. Love and God bless Natasha

  • @thornshar
    @thornshar Год назад +8

    Excellent to hear your perspective on this whole episode. We in the west are still rather confused about what happened, but nonetheless every day there is another article saying what really happened or didn't happen. I think the reality is that we don't yet know all of what happened, but I agree that it is evidence that Putin's regime is weaker than was previously realized. Keep up your spirits, and thank you for making such an interesting variety of videos from a perspective I (living in Austin, Texas, USA) never otherwise get.

  • @antho-e4h
    @antho-e4h Год назад +3

    you are a critical young lady who goes beyond the mere propaganda and tries to point to the truth. congrats.

    • @pugnatorr
      @pugnatorr Год назад

      lol what most she does here is propaganda

    • @ЯгодаПриморья
      @ЯгодаПриморья Год назад

      Жаль что русские люди которые могли бы западному человеку объяснить и рассказать правду, так нет наоборот продолжают вещать туже лож что и западная пропаганда.

  • @PLTarchitect
    @PLTarchitect Год назад +19

    Your journalistic skills and humanity are absolutely invaluable to us in the West trying to understand this complex situation. Great to see you again.

    • @willsofer3679
      @willsofer3679 Год назад +1

      I'm a fan of Natasha, but my friend, she's a vlogger. Not a journalist. Or an analyst. She hasn't done any investigative reporting, and she's not acting as a citizen journalist. What "journalistic skills" are you talking about?

  • @ericeidsness2210
    @ericeidsness2210 Год назад +1

    Thank you Natasha.....

  • @aldinaatic9360
    @aldinaatic9360 Год назад

    Great details about everything happening at the moment.

  • @kirkrenfro7603
    @kirkrenfro7603 Год назад +4

    Wow... You look fabulous. Healthy, relaxed, and content. Probably the best from all your pod casts.. Keep it up it's doing good things for you.

  • @alexanderreintzsch5315
    @alexanderreintzsch5315 Год назад +11

    I love it how you as a graduated linguist disect and explain the deeper meaning of the words. For me - currently learning Russian - this is a great insight into the felling for the idioms of your language. Thank you ver much for this great analysis and video. I am looking forward for more.

    • @chrishorst1318
      @chrishorst1318 Год назад +1

      Seems like a confusing language. Based on this video it seems like the language lends itself well to what Orwell called "NEWSPEAK"/ "DUCKSPEAK". It makes me wonder if he was aware of any linguistic mechanics of the Russian language especially kbowing the 2 nations in 1984 were pretty much supposed to b3 future versions of USA n Russia and or east vs. West.

  • @Grumpyoldman037
    @Grumpyoldman037 Год назад +4

    Natasha, you have an important story to tell the world. You do it well, and I hope you can stay with it and make more videos. Make your voice heard!

  • @philipfoot722
    @philipfoot722 Год назад

    You are a very brave young lady, thank you for sharing your thoughts.

  • @NetTubeUser
    @NetTubeUser Год назад

    Your English is getting better and better! Congratulations. Thank you for sharing with us your point of view. That was interesting. Take care!

  • @josebegui
    @josebegui Год назад +5

    Natasha - you are proof the 'the pen is mightier than the sword.' Just my opinion - you have found your calling in life - journalism - keep doing what you are doing because you are making the world a better place with your reporting. Stay safe and keep going forward!

  • @hr1meg
    @hr1meg Год назад +48

    "Never underestimate the apathy of the Russian people."

    • @ba-gg6jo
      @ba-gg6jo Год назад +1

      Or the Brits.

    • @brinjoness3386
      @brinjoness3386 Год назад

      ​@@ba-gg6joprovide a link, it will improve your credibility

    • @robertholland7558
      @robertholland7558 Год назад +2

      @@brinjoness3386why? It is clear most people in most country suffer from apathy. If you fail to realise that it is your credibility that is questionable.

    • @fagiolification11
      @fagiolification11 Год назад

      ​@@ba-gg6jo It's not a competition, dude. 😂

  • @1nZaneR
    @1nZaneR Год назад +5

    I love this channel because of its honest and very well reflected content. I wish all people would analyse and build their own reasonable opinion. But I guess only a minority is smart enough to do so which leads to the never ending desasters we have in this human world.

  • @ericrabinowitz6390
    @ericrabinowitz6390 Год назад

    Your strongest, most powerful video yet. May you go from strength to strength.

  • @johanengblom4443
    @johanengblom4443 Год назад +1

    Good of you to express your views, thank you…

  • @bordersw1239
    @bordersw1239 Год назад +10

    Thank you Natasha. My take - I think there was some truth to the fact that ammo and supplies meant for Wagner were missing. Prigozhin knew that senior government commanders were stealing funds and was having to fund Wagner’s war himself. Bottom line - he was owed money and moved on Moscow until they paid up. He has the same mindset as a thief, he knows how it works.

    • @alan-
      @alan- Год назад

      Sounds pretty plausible

    • @meatrealwishes
      @meatrealwishes Год назад

      He was hoarding ammo. That’s what US satellites spotted but Igor girkin openly warned that Prigo was readying a coup. Ukraine announced everything about wagner was normal the day he posted his meme video. however, kremlin still hasn’t launched investigation on whether shoigu actually attacked prigo’s fighters.

  • @midimusicforever
    @midimusicforever Год назад +3

    Really interesting to hear the Russian perspective of this, from an actually honest Russian, and not some vatnik comment troll warrior. You pick up on nuances that media here in the West don't.
    It was hilarious by the way, during the coup, all the vatnik spammers got silent on twitter and in youtube comment fields for many hours!
    And you DO have a voice, Natasha! Almost 100K people have watched this video! We hear you!

  • @da7heaven
    @da7heaven Год назад +3

    Natasha, thank you so much for such a detailed explanation of the situation. you are much better than even CNN or other news channels!

  • @64maxpower
    @64maxpower Год назад

    You are always welcome here with us in America Natasha

  • @dvdschaub
    @dvdschaub Год назад +1

    That was a great review of the events!

  • @me_and_two_cats
    @me_and_two_cats Год назад +7

    Привет, Наташа, еще раз потрясающее видео. Я надеюсь, вы смогли справиться со преследователем. будьте в безопасности и добром здравии. Любовь и мир ❤☺✌

    • @svo984
      @svo984 Год назад

      🤣 ну кто ее мог преследовать :)...ну кому она нахер нужна...а так конечно надеюсь не справилась...пусть в тонусе живет :)