History of Russia-Ukraine Conflict Explained

Patrick Bet-David explains the details behind the Russia-Ukraine war that nobody is talking about.
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Patrick Bet-David is the founder and CEO of Valuetainment Media. He is the author of the #1 Wall Street Journal Bestseller “Your Next Five Moves” (Simon & Schuster) and a father of 2 boys and 2 girls. He currently resides in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida.

[lourdesbelza]

Hello from Spain. I am so glad someone is finally explaining the truth about the US, Nato, Russia, Ukraine. Thanks so much. Great job!!!!

[julienbencze]

France also agreed with that non-NATO expansion in 1990, they were part of the negotiations. In exchange, the USSR accepted Germany to re-unite and that about 400, 000 soviet soldiers leave Eastern Europe. They did so, without shooting one single bullet, so that Germany, and Europe, leave in peace again. The USSR & Russia did their part of the deal...

[Mindsetgreat]

As a Ukrainian, i can confirm that Patrick's point of view is so much closer to what really happens in my country, other than all those propaganda medias tells you.

[ParmjitSingh-puok]

This person is making very good points and all the Western country must listen to him and he is 100% RIGHT ✅️ 👏 😉 😊😊😊😊😊😊

[LazarheaD]

Evil politicians putting us against one another.

[TheJoshGalt]

Why don't you get Dr. Jeffrey Sachs on the pod to discuss this? I doubt that anyone knows it better than him.

[vvinterghost]

This should be shown to all Americans and Europeans.. Happy to see you got it 98% right... just amazing.. thanks!

[Smoos]

One of the best video ive seen about this subject this year. You did lots of digging i love it

[SureshLojaGurung]

Fantastic presentation... not just in clarity but in truth for anyone who has done a proper history and study.

[stahnfhod]

Man you couldn't say it any better I like everything you said and how you put it. Kudos to you man

[i_angelo]

Thank you for this, much needed truth 🙏🏻 ❤️

[Robb-nt]

I'm impressed. Patrick has crammed a MASSIVE amount of true, unbiased information into a relatively reasonably short time !!

[olenau]

Key error - Revolution of Dignity, which was 2014 revolution when Yanukovich fleet to Russia was NOT because of joining NATO. It began in response to President Yanukovych's decision not to sign a political association and free trade agreement with the European Union (EU), instead choosing closer ties to Russia. Earlier Verkhovna Rada (Ukrainian parliament) had overwhelmingly approved finalizing the agreement; Russia had pressured Ukraine to reject it.

[abi]

Excellent piece Patrick. Putting things right

[HughMcEnaney]

As an Irish man in Russia since 2007, who is not a huge history fan, but a believer of truth, your video presents history, truth, Putin, war, strength and commercial interests very well. Thanks.

[Archangel_Michael-]

Don't forget the fuckery of the CIA setting up in Ukraine immediately after WW2.

[arman]

Choosing Russia as your enemy is a stupidity at PhD level

[AGV_Sport_Official]

You're completely incorrect on the nuclear weapons. Ukraine never had nuclear weapons. The Soviet Union had nuclear weapons that were stationed in the territorial. What became Ukraine? These weapons were controlled and belonged to Soviet Union to Russian federation. Was the successor state to the Soviet Union. Not Ukraine, there was no ownership by ukraine at any point and never would have been. This is a red herring that keeps on being brought up by westerners. That don't understand history.. So let's review that Ukraine never owned or controlled. Nuclear weapons and Ukraine never would have owned work controlled nuclear weapons. The ownership along to the show the Union. The nuclear codes were in Moscow and the ownership transferred automatically to the Russian federation when the Soviet Union. What's today's end of story.

[rakeshramchander]

Thanks Pat, that's the best and most clear explanation detailing the root causes of the trouble there

[boblibala]

Marc Endeweld wrote in his book "Les raisons secrètes de la guerre en Ukraine" where he says that the main reason America rejected Russia's application to join NATO was that Russia was too strong and would be an invincible competitor on world stage.