Desperate Putin Trades Russia's Land for China's Help

In this video, we explore how Russia's mounting desperation in the ongoing Ukraine conflict has led to surprising territorial concessions to China. Despite years of aggressive expansion, Russia appears ready to give up control of the strategically important Tumen River. We examine the reasons behind this unexpected move, its implications for the region, and how it reflects Russia's declining power. What does this mean for the future of the war and global alliances? Watch to find out.

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[Litepaw]

>starts an attack war because nato or something
>conquers a tiny bit of already war-torn farmland
>digs treches in chernobyl and soldiers get radiation sickness
>loses territory
>loses even more territory voluntarily
>2 originally neutral nearby nations join nato
>lose hundreds of thousands of military aged men
>loses thousands of tanks and other military hardware

How is that dude even still in power

[abishai]

"Poland - a country with historical mistrust of Russia." That's an understatement if I ever heard one :D

[Geckogold]

Putin: "How is the war in Ukraine going, in one word?"
Gerasimov: "Good".
Putin: "how is it going, in two words?"
Gerasimov: "Not good".

[baldomerogonzalesstamaria]

China is bringing Russia to its knees, without breaking a sweat. 😂

[JachymorDota]

I always imagined China would use the chaos to seize land from Russia, but I'd never would have thought Russia would just give it to them willingly.

[IMGreg..]

All he had to do to prosper was do nothing in 2014 and in 2022.

Now he's giving up land China and losing land to Ukraine, trashing his economy because of sanctions and making NATO bigger.

What a genius move.
Real 3D chess maneuvers.

[RickMentore]

"To the winner goes the spoils, " China didn't even have to war to reap the spoils!

[papabird]

The entire world COULD be friends, but people have to feed their egos.

This is one of the most begged for Ls in history.

[etienne]

As a Dutch citizen I think that Sikorski from Poland is the most sensible person here. He knows what Russia can do. Rest of Europe is still very reluctant. Afraid of losing some economic growth. Peace is not free and never has been!

[infidelheretic]

Weird how he regards some of Russian land as so worthless he can trade it away and others so important that he'll endure sanctions and lose over a hundred thousand men to take it.

[David-A.]

The older putin becomes the more delusional he becomes

[drewt]

When leaders lose touch with reality, the world suffers. The sooner Russia realizes they have zero chance to take over Ukraine, the the sooner they can start their recovery process.

[prestonhelwig]

Once you gain something, it’s never enough. Expect more land to be given to china in exchange for help in the future.

[PrometheusZandski]

The 554 thousand mentioned is now 600. I'm sure they are having celebrations in the streets of Moscow. Such an accomplishment. More russian troops have been lost in Ukraine than in all other conflicts since WWII including losses by the USSR. Pooptin has been so efficient, he has been able to lose more troops in 2.5 years than all other russia/USSR leaders lost in 75 years. He should get a big present for this accomplishment.

[j.dragon]

He is in his third year of his two week incursion, he can't be too smart.

[rockwoodoneforever]

China's been eyeing those vast resources in eastern Russia for years now, and it looks like they might finally get some of them. Patience does pay off big in the end.

[rabbott-eeyu]

Ukraine drone = $1000
Manpad missile = $100, 000
Bradley fighting vehicle= $ 1m
F-16 Fighter jet = $ 10 m
Putin's face when he received the Kursk invasion report from Gerasimov PRICELESS !

[dennism]

Russian's vacationing in North Korea 🤣🤣🤣

[cLorraine]

The USA is only giving its old stockpiles. It’s greatly appreciated by Ukraine, however, citizens of USA seem to think they are giving away money. The monetary amount cited is only the value of these old wares. The USA is spending money and creating jobs to replenish its own warfare stock.

[AlexAnder-dhqz]

Belarus also not a Russian friend, more like hostage, victim of another kind. Once Russia lose it's power, Belarus will turn it's back on Russia again (even if their current "ruler" remain in power, being independent and have trade relationships with entire world is his best interest).