Russian → English transcript

Hey, folks! So, the news of the day today is the Moscow suburbs.

Ukrainian sanctions have reached the Moscow region.

Well, in general, it is all logical. That is how it should be.

War is a treacherous thing overall.

It does not exist in a vacuum, it is not limited to the front line,

if it is deliberately expanded with strikes on peaceful cities.

And it is never one-sided.

And every one of these Ukrainian sanctions is not escalation for the sake of escalation.

It is an attempt to bring back cause and effect where they are trying to cancel it.

There is aggression, and there are consequences of this aggression.

So you can talk all you want about being ready for negotiations,

but as long as the orcs keep bombing Ukrainian cities,

they will be getting hit back, they will be getting sanctions, factories will burn, refineries will burn.

It is all very simple, guys. Stop the war, and the strikes will stop.

But why is it so hard for Russians to understand that?

They film videos of the impacts and are genuinely puzzled.

“What are we being hit for?” And indeed, they are such good-natured and peace-loving fascists.

So what if they call for all Ukrainians to be exterminated.

So what if they call for Ukrainian children to be drowned.

And for Ukraine to be hit with a nuclear bomb.

Because all of that is purely for the sake of peace.

I am speaking sarcastically, but the whole freaking disaster is that they actually think that way.

They genuinely think that if Ukrainian cities are destroyed, peace will immediately come.

And Ukrainians will fall to their knees and greet the liberators with bread and salt.

They will not. And Russians will never be forgiven anymore.

Today my subscriber on Patreon, we are constantly chatting in private,

He told me a really interesting story about his brother.

He lived in Russia, but after the war began, he left.

He adopted an orphan from Azov and now lives in Georgia.

He has three children of his own and now this boy is the fourth.

During the bombing, this boy’s parents covered him with their bodies to save the kid.

And this child still wakes up at night in a cold sweat.

It is good that the boy ended up with decent people.

He will know the history of his family, he will know what happened to his parents.

But if this child had been abducted by the occupiers,

not only would they have forced him to forget his parents,

they would also have convinced him that his parents were Nazis and Banderites.

And there are thousands of such stories, guys.

So tell me, would you forgive something like that?

Never.

Ukrainians will never forgive it either.

And the Kremlin old men will not be allowed a peaceful life for all their atrocities.

They will regret a hundred times that they got involved in this adventure.

And it is time for the Bulbaführer to think as well.

The Ukrainians have stated that now every Kamikaze-Orc drone is under close scrutiny

when it flies through the territory of Belarus.

Literally everything is being recorded.

The route, the time, the flight corridors.

Madyar has warned the Belarusian authorities.

If the airspace is used as a transit route for attacks on Ukrainian cities,

then this is no longer neutral logistics but quite specific complicity.

And this is where the most unpleasant part begins for Minsk.

Because this “we just let it fly through” has long not worked in military reality.

The drone does not care what passport the controller has.

It flies to where the target is.

And it is people who assign responsibility later, not routers.

Batka once again finds himself in his usual role.

He tries to stand next to a big war and pretend it is just thunder outside the window.

But war has a nasty habit.

It does not care much about neutrality.

And if every flyover is recorded, then it is no longer statistics.

It is a list of questions that sooner or later will have to be answered.

And if you keep signing off on the Russian world,

then one day you can suddenly become a historic territory.

And in historic territories, the Russian world is especially ruthless with the residents.

As, for example, in Mariupol.

Employees of the occupation administration go door to door in apartment blocks

and stick eviction notices on people’s doors, throwing them out of their own apartments.

And this is a city that Russia supposedly liberated.

This is what liberation looks like in Russian.

If you did not get a Russian passport, get out, onto the street,

out of the home where you have lived your whole life.

Here it is, the Russian world that has come to historic territories.

First they wipe cities off the face of the earth with bombs,

and then they explain to the survivors that living in their own apartments

is now only possible with permission from the occupiers.

But the worst thing is not even the papers on the doors,

it is that looting has become Russia’s state policy.

The apartments of people who were killed, who left, who disappeared are simply redistributed.

Like trophies, like spoils after a raid.

There was nothing like this even under the German occupation.

This is just ordinary robbery.

Under the Russian flag and with the Russian anthem.

Those are the news I had for you today, guys.

And I want to watch ballet this year.

Let the swans dance.

That is all I have.

To all good people in the world, love and kindness.

Hugging you all.

Bye, everyone.