What if Ukraine wins?

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Timestamps:
0:00 - Question #1
2:41 - Question #2

Filmed by Maxim.
Edited by Daniil Orain.

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[channel]

The last man's name is Andrey, and I've also published another interview with him on another channel:

[MikeRees]

That last guy was speaking so fast because he had about 300 years of history to convey to one question. Impressive man!

[reencarl]

The guy who said “they need to give up and ask for our forgiveness “ . Forgiveness for what?These people don’t seem to realise Russia was the invaders…not Ukraine!

[TheHighlanderprime]

Only the last guy had a clear view that didn’t blindly endorse Russia.

[jeremybunn]

Question....did everyone's jaw almost hit the ground in disbelief when you watched this? The sanity & clarity of thinking of the last man is all that can give us hope. Imagine the frustration he must feel talking to his fellow countrymen. I wish him well....the rest of them are a lost cause.

[Only.D.G.]

Last guy, Andrey, is a smart man. Must be hell living in such a country for him. Hope the best for him

[JohnnyMagorish]

Hi Danill, an idea for a question: How did the Nazis justify the invasion of Poland to the German public?
They claimed ethnic Germans in Poland were being persecuted

[paulschmitz]

My wife is from Ukraine and we still have family there. I understand that the Russian government is responsible for this bloody war, not the Russian people, but I increasingly find it difficult to have compassion for the Russian people.

[oprshmy]

I hope all the best for the last guy, to be safe and unharmed!

[varchar]

The last guy was definitely, by far, the one with the most accurate vision of the situation.

[jo.s]

Well, with the exception of Andrey, that was bloody depressing. We all know & understand what kind of person Putin is, but the sense of entitlement that ordinary Russian civilians have with regard to attacking & waging war is shocking. The ignorance is astonishing, the delusions widespread &the attitude toward other nations i.e. "territories" abhorrent. God help us all, & I don't even believe in God!

[Ryan-gfir]

They must still think that they live under the soviet union.

[bikergirluk]

Oh dear… imagine Ukraine being so inept their subway broke down.
Just imagine what would’ve happened if their central heating broke down in the depths of winter and left their citizens freezing to death in their homes. How inept would we consider them then? 🙄

[bakerzermatt]

The question could perhaps be formulated differently.
Instead if 'What if Ukraine wins', you could ask 'What if Russia doesn't win'.
Obviously, Ukraine isn't going to take Moscow, but Ukraine can more or less win by preventing Russia from winning (and ideally by also taking back its land) .

[spendor]

Talking about a country that has been independent for 30 years like it’s only just broken away from Russia. They don’t seem to understand that what Ukrainians do is none of their business.

[Ben-nlnr]

“They don’t even consider us humans” that’s rich coming from them

[apollodorusfufluns]

If you had asked Germans in 1944, the answers would have been very similar. Only the last guy has retained some sanity.

[mausport]

Ask for forgivness? For fighting back? Unbelivable.

[rlcg]

It's really hard to hear interviews like this. These people honestly seem to think there is nothing wrong with stealing a country and killing its citizens (and quite a few of their own in the process).

[Blubb]

"You can't defeat a nuclear power"?

Afghanistan: "Am I a joke to you?"