Kaliningrad votes for independence from Russia. Watch till the the end

Referendum on independence is a favourite russian instrument in the occupied territories.
But will it work against Moscow?
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[DG-fnqg]

Putin: Freedom for all, as long as you do what I say!

[jajadeinemudda]

I had to laugh so hard when Putin spoke about how the right to choose belongs to everybody :D

[Telechronic]

I heard that the Czech Republic annexed Kaliningrad after a referendum. I mean, if that's what the people want, y'know, whatever.😜

[TANEM]

Well played sir, this shows perfectly how low Russian media has fallen. Takes bravery to use satire, but you guys did it perfectly. Stay strong Ukraine...

[drewmalesky]

"Freedom is at the heart of our policy" I just spit coffee onto my keyboard.

[kekstruppe]

Lost child Königsberg. Time to come back home. Time for Prussia to rise like a Phoenix 😈

[SardonicALLY]

You know what? I actually love Ukraine more every day. You guys are great and the EU will only be enhanced by your joining. I live in Ireland where the people are very proud and happy with our EU membership. Something tells me Ukraine will be like Ireland in that respect and I want with all my heart for Ukraine to be as prosperous as Ireland in the future! Victory day is coming my friends!

[universeisundernoobligatio]

When Russia invaded Poland, my grand parents and parents we told what is in your stomach is yours the rest is their’s.
My famaily with 5 million Poles were shipped to slave labour camps in Siberia only 4 million came out.
Lost family in Siberia.
Once you get the Russians out, free people will do anything to keep Russians out.

[atgunchev]

The irony of this is that I can totally see the collapse of the Russian Federation as a result of the sanctions and Kaliningrad eventually voting out of it, along with the other republics like Sakha and so on. It's not like we haven't seen the collapse of the USSR due to an economic catastrophe already.

[setaripantheon]

It's an absolute joke that Russia got Kaliningrad to begin with after WW2!!

[Rnankn]

“If you don’t believe me, let me illustrate the point” smooth move, Ukraine.

[山本英昌-up]

Russia should give back all territories of Ukraine and withdraw from Ukraine unconditionally

[rambo]

Putin “ Freedom is at the heart of our policy” also Putin “Ukraine can’t choose at will what they want@

[Philipasu]

The plot twist at the end. I guess the biggest reason anyone would instantly believe this is due to how great it would be. That small region of Kaliningrad should really break away from the Russia, especially now.
May God bless Ukraine in this war.

[stone]

I glad I stuck around for the punchline because I was like, "no way this is real" :-)

[middleclassic]

I was watching this thinking “Wait! What? Some of this stuff doesn’t sound correct!” That part where Putin says Freedom of Choice for All blah blah and that if Kalingingrad decides to not be a part of Russia that Putin will simply move the Baltic fleet elsewhere … I knew something wasn’t right.
Excellent demonstration of propaganda! I’m glad I could see through it. I’d love to know what % of people believed all of this without questioning any of the video.

[YvaJStoryTime]

This was brilliant, complete with a click-bait like title. You clearly showed how propaganda works, and debunked it. Good job. Stay strong Ukraine.

[TrickyNeverLaughs]

As a wise man from Asia, I know how my ancestors suffered for centuries in the hands of mightier invaders. Asia stands with Ukraine. Nations unite with Ukraine. Slava Ukraine, glory to the heroes.

[nisanight]

Now I see how Russians get soothed. This is brilliant yet incredibly sad.
🌻💙🇺🇦SlavaUkraine🇺🇦💛🌻

[iamblackthorne]

😄😄😄😃😄

Oh, Ukraine! I love you guys so much! 💗