The Ukraine/ Russia conflict in 10 minutes

And this video doesn't even scratch the surface.

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[GeographyNow]

For the #Ukraine episode I needed a address this topic, but I soon found out there was no possible way I could fit even a fraction of the complicated topic in the episode without taking a super long time. Therefore I had to make this separate video as a reference guide that will be referred to in the episode. Thanks to the subscribers that helped me with information. Of course not everything ws mentioned so if you'd like to add anything feel free to put it in the comments.

[redwoodpartisan]

I couldn’t believe my eyes when he actually managed to condense centuries of cultural disputes into just 10 minutes. Absolute madman, this is why I’ve been subscribed since he did Afghanistan!

I hope he remakes his older videos, and branches into the geography of localities too!

[Healtsome]

As a Crimean Tatar I thank you for addressing this separately and in more detail. You did a great job. I've been waiting 5 years for Ukraine episode and can't believe it's finally right around the corner!

[milk]

for those who don't understand the last bit, Burkina Faso, the country with the red and green flag with the yellow star in the middle, needs western help, but this war is taking up all the west's attention.

[ARG_ON]

As a Ukrainian, I'm surprised at how accurate this dialogue is...

[Mephk]

I'm Polish and just learnt that Ukrainians also call painted eggs "pisanki". So informative!

[Sarefsx]

As an Ukrainian, good job. Probably the best 10 mins that sums up Ukraine Russian relations. But there is way more to unpack to truly understand this.

[skrilchannel]

As a Ukrainian, I can say that this is very well presented information. It's hard to imagine how long it took to make this video.

[angrywarhawk]

Very very well done. That was the MOST unbiased analysis of this conflict I have ever seen. Showing both sides of the argument with no agenda or taking a side whilst covering all the relevant topics. Bravo!!

[Hyperion_]

I'm glad you did this as a separate video

[Blendedcoffee_]

I'm Ukrainian, and I can say that you did such an amazing job in this video! Like even I couldn't explain better 😅 thank you so much for bringing such accurate and charismatic explanation for what is happening to English-speaking people. We appreciate it so much!

[ruslankadylak]

It's not a "conflict". It's a WAR.

[jankkhvej]

As a Ukrainian i thank you for addressing this instead of ignoring it and making a normal video

[igranka]

As a Ukrainian who was in contact with Russians quite frequently, this is almost EXACTLY how the conversations go. Incredible job, Barbs! And the last frames - that is just beautifully captured.

I’m so excited to see Ukraine episode right now)

[maximcozirev]

Im from moldova, but I had the possibility to hear both sides of the conflict, and i can tell that your impersonation looks really accurate.
Great job!

[earhin_eraendhir]

>Can you guys ever be friends again?

Ever — maybe. In this century — unlikely. In the next 3-5 decades — impossible. Too much lives lost and destroyed, too much hatred. A couple of generations should change before it could be even talked about.

[gagetolinwrites]

Thank you for acknowledging the Crimean Tatars!

I feel like no one actually asks them what they think regarding all of this.

[x_i]

As a Russian I can only applaud! Great job! Good clear and reasoned points for both sides! Hands down.

[ekaterinaburakova]

This is beautiful. Much needed for a year! Thanks for making this!

[janmoucek]

There's a famous quote from a Czech poet/politician in the 1850s: “Russian gentlemen first assure us that we are all Slavs so that they could later say that everything Slavic is Russian and must be subordinated to them.”