Dude, this is THE BEST channel about Russia. Real deal.

If he lived in The Netherlands, with one salary, 3 kids and pregnant woman, he would be hungry and thirsty. Nobody (with average salary) in the west can afford having 3 kids and pregnant woman. I wish them all the best!!!! Amazing family.

@sayger420

11 ай бұрын

His salary is much above the average

@PavelD83

10 ай бұрын

That is complete nonsense. You’ll not live the life of luxury, but you can easily live on an average salary, especially if you also add child benefits that are almost universal in all European countries. Also, 100k salary in Russia is hardly average outside of larger cities like Moscow or St.Petersburg. For example, reported average monthly salary in Pskov was 25,925 RUB

@scientifically5812

10 ай бұрын

@@PavelD83 No you cannot...With 2000 euros net salary (already above average) in The Netherlands, you cannot financially support 3 kids, wife, house and car...No way!!!

@PavelD83

10 ай бұрын

@@scientifically5812 €2000 is way below average salary in Netherlands, it seems your assumption is based on incorrect information

@petrabraham9512

7 ай бұрын

In Norway, on 1 income it would be impossible without the help from social welfare.

This really just looks like life in the 80s in America which people are very nostalgic of. A bunch of kids, only one parent working and being able to fund everything, more domestic products.

@Mary0Kule

Жыл бұрын

Well, this bunch of kids is quite rare here. Guys are religious and this is a key. 100K rubles is GOOD salary per person even in Moscow but for couple with 4 kids it's a...challenge to live on this money, yes.

@DarmoeD88

Жыл бұрын

​​​@@Mary0Kule На 100000 можно довольно не плохо жить, даже с 4 детьми в провинции. Конечно денег всегда может быть мало, даже миллиона. Смотря на что тратить. Вызовом бы не назвал.

@Mary0Kule

Жыл бұрын

@@DarmoeD88 Как ежемесячный бюджет? Да, можно. Без особых излишеств, но вполне. А вот создавать еще накопления на возможные нужды 6 лиц с такого дохода - это уже не влезет.

@insightful3452-mq7bl

11 ай бұрын

Nobody wants to go back to the 80s lol.

@freedomwhenneeded

11 ай бұрын

@@insightful3452-mq7bl then you must live under a rock. There is so much nostalgia to do with the simpsons, and shows from the 80s, which accurately presented how life was like in America. Also America instead of going down a more liberal path for a second saw the conservative movement begin, and America become slightly more of a conservative society. You forget that basically hippies were killed off during this era, American classics like Star Wars were released. America became greedy and globalistic after the 80s, so the 80s is remembered as a very good era in America.

16:28: So heart-rending to hear the young boy state he wants to be with his father on the war front. May his father return home to them, Godspeed, safe & sound.

@kidra81

Жыл бұрын

His father is killing and raping innocent people in other country. You sure you want the terrorist to survive?

@electricink3908

Жыл бұрын

May the invader get what he deserves -a new career as fertiliser in Ukraine.

@ernestoherreralegorreta137

Жыл бұрын

"We all believe in him" -- sure hope he get's his dad back home safe. God willing.

@kidra81

Жыл бұрын

@@ernestoherreralegorreta137Most likely he is already dead. The average survival rate for russian terrorists for 3 months is 15-20%.

@ernestoherreralegorreta137

Жыл бұрын

@@kidra81 He isn't even deployed to the front yet. Surely you're confused by the survival statistics of the Ukranian army soldiers...or with the probabilities of your own survival (as a presumed Estonian citizen) if and when the SHTF and the russian army wipes your puny country to oblivion.

Strong people. Strong families. I am moved with compassion and respect. Keep up the good reporting. Thank you.

@rostislavsvoboda7013

Жыл бұрын

Hi Paul, well then I guess you won't mind having such people for neighbours, right? BTW what's the brand of your washing machine?

I've been looking for some actual coverage from Russia and I am glad I found your channel. It's not the same watching those that have left as they have no new or first-hand content.

@RealReporter

Жыл бұрын

Exactly! Glad you appreciate my work. Thanks for the sub 🤝

Hello. My name is Asep. I am from Indonesia. It is so much a privilege for me to be here and to watch this awesome video from you. The gasoline in Indonesia rate varies from 10,000 rupiahs to 30,000 thousand rupiahs. The pertalite for example is just about 10,000 rupiahs or less than 1 $. The current rate is 15,600 rupiahs for 1 Many Indonesians support Russia, and I love Russia in every way Spasibo Thank You Asep Indonesia

@RealReporter

Жыл бұрын

Hi, Asep! Glad to have you on this channel and thank you for sharing 🤝

@AsepHaryonoINDONESIA

Жыл бұрын

@@RealReporter No worries. Done. I subscribed to your channel already 🙂

@fennydaud6652

Ай бұрын

AS a malaysia can I ask? Is asep your real name?

Мальчик, который проводил папу на фронт, такой взрослый и классный ребенок!! Сразу видно воспитание и та среда, в которой растет парень, взрослые рассуждения и искренние переживания!!!

@crchick712

Жыл бұрын

да, мальчик очень взрослый для своего возраста, видно, что родители хорошо воспитали

@Dexteraaz

Жыл бұрын

респект его родителям!

@jere4352

Жыл бұрын

And now his father is dead. Poor boy.

@user-gy7rx7xl9o

11 ай бұрын

@@jere4352 bot agane

@user-gy7rx7xl9o

11 ай бұрын

@@Kpoz4g а что такое нормальное будущее? definition?

I personally had interactions with Russians during the Soviet times. I always felt that the average Russian is very much like the average American. I believe it's the politics that keep us at odds.

As an Irishman it was interesting to see some of our equipment in that factory.

@leahflower9924

Жыл бұрын

My parents went to Ireland last year I heard y'all are rich now lol

@Hannib4lBarca

Жыл бұрын

@@leahflower9924 Celtic Tiger made a big difference, yea.

@aconsideredopinion7529

Жыл бұрын

Ireland supports the Ukrainians because the criminal war crimes that the Russian army commits are against civilized values.

Даже для россиян интересно посмотреть, как живут соотечественники в других городах. Спасибо! Увлекательный репортаж, замечательные герои ❤а мальчики … дай Бог, чтобы папа вернулся живой и здоровый ❤

@andrzej8721

Жыл бұрын

Сначала он будет убивать украинских женщин и детей

@jere4352

Жыл бұрын

He died in Bakhmut.

@user-gy7rx7xl9o

11 ай бұрын

@@jere4352 bot

@jere4352

11 ай бұрын

@@user-gy7rx7xl9o Nah.

@user-gy7rx7xl9o

11 ай бұрын

@@jere4352 ahah))) russian bot

Simple top quality and honest, human-focused content! The future of real journalism.

7:20 дорогой алкоголь в супермаркетах не стоит на полках, он хранится в отдельном шкафу за стеклом, так же, как и красная икра в банках. Но для иностранцев это тайна и можно сделать вид, что премиальный алкоголь "исчез".

@Vavilon441

Жыл бұрын

Но его и правда стало гораздо меньше

The Russian spirit is simply unbreakable. This was a great report.

Боже, какой классный репортаж с завода!!👍👍 Какие люди обалденные!!! Выносливые и работящие!! Только удачи им пройти все препятствия, на таких Россия держится!!

Hi Real Reporter, outstanding presentation and very moving reporting. I served 28 years in the US Navy and got to meet my "old potential enemy" after the breakdown of the Soviet Union in the mid-nineties at a "good will" meet in Norfolk, VA. I was impressed to meet these Russian Navy officers who were my counterpart in the "military business". We had similar upbringing, schooling, values (them Russian Orthodoxy and me Roman Catholic), post-graduate education, families, and drink (alcohol) preferences! It was so strange that years prior, we could have killed one another. Peace be with you and thank you for this touching video production, Ciao, L, Капитан 1-го класса ВМС США (в отставке)

@RealReporter

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for sharing! I can only imagine what it felt like seeing your perceived enemies in a completely different friendly setting. All of us have a lot in common If we put politics aside

@lancelot1953

Жыл бұрын

@@RealReporter Hi Константин, yes, and we exchanged pictures of our respective families - it was an "eye opener". I forgot to mention, thank you for informing Westerners and educating us on the life of the "every day" Russian/former Soviet Union citizen. At the Naval War College (Newport, RI) back in the eighties, we were educated (properly hopefully) on how the incredible trauma and sacrifices the Soviet population suffered during the "Great Patriotic War" influenced the fears, reactions, and policies of a generation of Soviet citizens. Ciao, L большое спасибo!

@KLETwave

Жыл бұрын

@@lancelot1953 thx for sharing your story buddy. At the end of the day we're all humans and the rulers of this world are playing us, dividing us so they'll make the best profit. Said that we are wasting our short lives on senseless wars and hatered instead of simply enjoying lives and trying to get along with each others. All the best to you!

@sergeipad8001

Жыл бұрын

Yet here you( I don't mean you personally) are in 2022 sitting on the Russian border, fueling every war conflict on the Russian perimeter. US army/navy is a colonial mob hired by US oligarchs to commit genocide and robbery, covered by hypocrisy about democracy and freedom. With a very few exceptions. Good thing though, Russia is now smart enough not to believe in your BS about "good will" and other cheap manipulations. Russia is breaking your strongest proxy - neo-nazi Ukraine - as we speak, and the world is watching. After Russia is done, the world will be a completely different place, just like after WW2. Only this time you're on the wrong side of history. Russians are doing all they can so that there are no more mid-nineties, when we were lead to believe we acquired new friends, while in fact it was the same old enemy who used our trust to stab us in the back. Thank you for the lesson though, we shouldn't be that naive if not plain stupid if we want to continue our 1000 year old civilization.

@lancelot1953

Жыл бұрын

@@sergeipad8001 Hi Serge, are you Russian? If so, educate me (or us). I have seen war, I survived three wars including Afghanistan where I fought in similar conditions with similar outcome as the Russian military. What happened in the mid-nineties (what you referred to). I lived the Oct 1962 crisis (Cuba) with the alerts, where we had to go run for cover, I do not want the conflict to escalate to open hostilities against Russia; I played "cat-and-mouse" scenarios enough years with the former Soviet Union to know that in such a war, everybody looses. Ciao, from USA, L

Wow, simply amazing video. Great shots, narrative and a feeling that we are getting a true insight into life of ordinary people. You deserve to have much bigger audience!!!

@RealReporter

Жыл бұрын

Thank you! Glad you liked it

@alissis7903

Жыл бұрын

Да, это так. Полностью согласна. Видео достоверное, объективное, снято отлично. Всё могу подтвердить. Я из Сибири. Автор- профи.

I've been to Russia 2 months ago (To a regional capital, not Moscow or SPB), and certainly could not see any absense of foreign alcohol. In fact, at least for beer, shelves seem to be still mainly stacked with beers from Germany, Belgium, Czechia and all sorts of other places. Some produced under license (like Kozel), but most were imports. A far more extensive choice I have in an average German supermarkets. For wine, it was perfectly easy to find foreign ones even if many came from within Russia. I did not check liquors, as I rarely drink those, but things that visually stood out when walking past - like Aperol, Bailey's or Kahlua - I saw on the shelves. Also, "look at how thick walls in Russia are"? That's normal in most/all of Europe. We don't use the US method of having inner walls made from wooden frames with drywall attached to it (creating a hollow space inbetween). European walls are made from brick or concrete.

@SuperBechti

Жыл бұрын

Good things, since alcohol is vital goods for Russians 😂

@Svetik753

Жыл бұрын

@@SuperBechti особенно импортный)

@SuperBechti

Жыл бұрын

I should add : cheap alcool. When we look at the Russian generals vs American onces, there are no extra comments to be made. On one side you have fat bald drunks who are where they are not because of their compétences but because they are friends with the dwarf and the other side you have charismatic and educated gentlemen graduated from West Point

@DarmoeD88

Жыл бұрын

​@@SuperBechti Я почему то не пью и не курю. Наверное с Марса прилетел.

@SuperBechti

Жыл бұрын

@@DarmoeD88 translate, please

Really surprised to see familiar faces and the place I was born and raised in within such a context. I know Misha and Katya personally, so you can say that in fact they know someone who had left the country even though we've lost the touch a long time ago. We've left the country shortly after 24th, it was the time of severe uncertainty and videos like this give such a relief that even though something becomes indeed tougher but still nothing awful like it was back in 90s is happening. Thanks, Konstantin, unfortunately I don't remember you from the school times, awesome work anyways!

Love to see real journalism. Very well done and keeping as close to reality as possible. Thanks for not getting lost in sensational action. I'd love to see more from you

@RealReporter

Жыл бұрын

Thank you! Really glad you liked my approach! There are more videos coming right up 👌

@kriley9386

Жыл бұрын

It’s not journalism, it’s propaganda!

Замечательный ролик, очень интересно смотреть,! Потому что это настоящая жизнь, настоящие люди. Вот таким должно быть телевидение! Спасибо! И да, я из Екатеринбурга 🙌.

@RealReporter

Жыл бұрын

Спасибо! Очень рад, что вам понравилось видео !

Thanks for showing us a different world that we rarely see in the mainstream media. Please keep it up.

Wow. Really interesting content. My heart goes out to the boy who misses his father. As a father myself, growing up with an absent father, I feel for the boy. Hope he'll get home to hug him some day.

@RealReporter

Жыл бұрын

Yep, that’s really touching

@5229538

Жыл бұрын

How interesting. This boy’s father went to foreign country to kill some other boy farther, or mother, or a boy. Why your heart doesn’t go for victims of Russian aggression?

@alekseyg52

Жыл бұрын

Hope occupant returns home in black bag.

Мудрый бородач: что произошло - то изменить уже нельзя. И да, согласна - история не терпит сослагательного наклонения Wise bearded man: what have happened can no longer be changed. And yes, I agree - history does not tolerate the subjunctive mood Благодарю за такой честный репортаж. Даже сказала бы за эту душевную встречу ❤. Thank you for such honest reporting. I would even say for this heartfelt meeting ❤.

@Apawcalypse_Meow

7 ай бұрын

было видно, что ему сложно отвечать на этот вопрос на камеру. наверняка за кадром он сказал что-то вроде "ты ведь понимаешь, что я не могу сказать на камеру что я на самом деле думаю, также не могу сказать, что поддерживаю. если не посадят, то как минимум может на бизнесе отразиться". но для властей - вот еще один поддерживающий курс государства в копилку. и так и выходит, что якобы большинство поддерживают государственный курс. более того, и сам народ в это верит. а потом окажется, что большинство просто старались "не отсвечивать"

Misha has such a beautiful family (health and happiness are the true treasures, right?) -- Pampers here are well over $20, and often you cannot buy them. The WIC program (US subsidy for low income families) helps, but prices here make it very difficult. Gas for my home runs $90-100/month, but my little dacha? Wood heated!. We have metal fabricators and plastic extrusion companies here, but energy costs make profits smaller. I personally depend on Miele, Siemans and BMW for parts. Trust me, it is hard for us in the U.S. to get products, too. German industry is in trouble, but war is only good for the weapons manufacturers (It is hunting season, and ammunition supplies are low, and very expensive too). A friend's brother is in the military, but recently left Poland . These sanctions and this global conflict do not benefit everyday life, but your documentaries keep us real -- thanks so much. Your hometown reminds me of our rust belt towns..(except for the Soviet style apartments - we had little houses) Excellent report, as always!

@RealReporter

Жыл бұрын

Hey hey! Good to hear from you, friend! Life of ordinary people isn’t getting better anywhere, that’s sadly true. Thanks for updating on what’s been going on in your neck of the woods. Always a pleasure to read your comments 🤝

Thanks very much for this video. What I see is that people in Russia experience the same difficulties in life as in my country (France). This video shows people have much in common and would like to have decent lives with their families. Would like to visit Russia once everything is settled. Russian people interviewed are so cool and friendly.

@RealReporter

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for sharing! I really hope you can travel here and have your own opinion about Russia

That boy struck me emotionally. As a mother of two, I feel for them. May their man return soon back home!

Какие светлые, умные и прекрасные люди ваши друзья вне зависимости от рода деятельности! Привет от соседей из Нижнего Тагила 👋

Я продолжаю настаивать на том, что тот человек, который хочет жить хорошо, он все делает для этого не взирая на трудности и не жалуясь. Вот и в этом видео подтверждается факт о том, что если человек хочет - он делает, а не ноет.

I’ve binge watched almost all the videos on your channel! Amazing work. I support and appreciate the honesty of your journalism and reporting. Please continue doing what you do.

@RealReporter

9 ай бұрын

Thank you! I'm so glad to hear that you've found value and interest in my work. Comments like these motivate me to keep going! 🤝

Уже второй день смотрю ваши видео и никак ме могу понять, откуда у вас безакцентный американский английский. Такое владение языком даже после нескольких десятилетий в стране носителе не частое явление. Репортажи потрясающе человечные и душевные, не говоря уже о проффесионализме. Привет из Германии.

@RealReporter

Жыл бұрын

Спасибо, рад что вам нравятся мои видео! Английским я просто увлекался всю жизнь, был пару раз в США, но никогда там не жил

@crchick712

Жыл бұрын

@@RealReporter ну ничего себе, никогда бы не подумала! Вы очень талантливы, я еще никого не встречала с таким произношением, кто не родился и не прожил в стране.

@user-mc7yj3zo2l

Жыл бұрын

Да, тоже заметила безупречное произношение, даже не сразу поверила, что это русский человек говорит

@Dexteraaz

Жыл бұрын

@@RealReporter такое впечатление, что вы живете в США. Супер репортаж!

@AM-kz3ep

Жыл бұрын

@@RealReporter огого!!!! видео супер, акцент просто потрясный. а живете в россии или практикуете его еще где то?

Excellent piece. My heart goes out to that young boy worried about his father. 😢

@mannenntmichtim

Жыл бұрын

don't worry, soon russia will be ready to draft children too, so the two will see each other faster than they think

@weetka1

Жыл бұрын

Could you tell what your heart is saying about UA boy, which lost his home because of such "family fathers"? kzread.info/dash/bejne/a5mf2JVmqdOtc6g.html

@civzation471

Жыл бұрын

My heart goes out with all those people of Ukraine who have been raped by Ruzzian soldiers.

@user-ui6ww5gp1b

19 күн бұрын

​@@civzation471я бы на твоем месте перестал быть наивным человеком которому в голову как в унитаз в общественном туалете испорожняются все кому это хочется. Выздоравливай.

12:59 this was actually a really interesting point being made by the head of this operation. And hella accurate one from my own, anecdotal, hiring experiences regarding workers with job functions requiring certain levels of skill and capability that is only garnered through hands on time and experience. Nice to see an employer who can admit to the value of a skilled worker (far too often not recognized these days and taken for granted) I hope his employees come home, and for those who didn't well, a swift end I suppose.

It’s good to see the other perspective finally. I hope peace is around the corner, War is one of the worst things man can do.

greetings from Germany. great Doku. subscribed. my electric power bill doubled last year. also grocery store prices doubled. i am glad i have no gas and central heating. most people i know are very much against the participation of Germany in this war.

This is such an awesome video my friend :) I seriously enjoyed it, even it was hard to watch the part with the young boy.

@RealReporter

Жыл бұрын

Thank you, Lars! Yeah, the boy really broke my heart. Let’s hope this war will end soon and he’ll see his father again

@ryanm2332

Жыл бұрын

@@RealReporter hope means someone else should come and fix things for me and I am not going to do anything just sit back and hope fro the best :) wonder after why life is so sh…t??? I was hoping for things to get better for so long! 😂

@bomjiza2698

Жыл бұрын

@@ryanm2332 а ты лично что сделал чтобы остановить войну? Сплошной пиздежь,а толку ноль с тебя,убогий🥱

Hi from Finland. Here the pump price for diesel is now around 2.2 Euros per liter. More than 8 Euros per gallon. The gov says the reason is because Russia attacked Ukraine, although it is common knowledge the reason is the sanctions.

Thanks for this video. The one thing that came through to me is that ultimately, we are all part of the same Human Family--everyone who lives on Earth is a distant cousin.

Russian is my dream country to be infact i love Russia with all my heart oh dear gods take me to Russia one day

Thanks for sharing the personal perspective of ordinary Russian. Keep up the good work my guy.

Man words that kid said really hit hard thank you very much for content like that

@RealReporter

Жыл бұрын

I was touched by this boy too. Thank you for this comment. Take care!

No overt political bias. Good reporting and editing. Refreshing.

@RealReporter

Жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Просто приятно видеть в нашем городе большие, полные семьи, особенно в такое время.

Very well done. This is top quality journalism. And very rare to hear a Russian with a perfect US accent when speaking English.

@MrGreen876

Жыл бұрын

Just a little sus 🤔

@plunderpunk2

Жыл бұрын

You mean a person with the qualifier “real” doesn’t quell your concerns of their legitimacy? /s

@LovatClement

Жыл бұрын

I worked in Russia for 20 years and Kazakhstan Turkmanistan, who are you reporting from Moscow is not the centre of the world. It’s an island in Russia so please report one hour away from Russia. Go on the train and have a look then report the realities of Russia. Moscow in the past is the home of the people who signed documents if you wanted in the past to do anything anywhere in Russia, you had to go to Moscow for a signature this was done by the yes-men from the far end of Russia, they went to Moscow for a week for the highlife

@gregparrott

Жыл бұрын

Based on not having any accent, he likely NOT a Russian, but is a U.S. citizen who emigrated here when quite young. Russian friends from his youth probably joke with him about his accented Russian.

@RealReporter

Жыл бұрын

@@LovatClement Well, the video you just commented on was filmed in a typical provincial neighborhood far away from Moscow 🤷🏼‍♂️

Such a great video. I’m sure that just like me a lot of people appreciate your honest and non-biased videos, it’s just a piece of journalistic heaven to find such a decent approach to the current situation. Thanks a lot!

@RealReporter

Жыл бұрын

Absolutely! Thanks for the feedback. I’m blessed to have such subscribers like you

@markspencer4385

Жыл бұрын

how do you know it is honest and non-biased? do you live in Russia?

@Nanacon_2d

Жыл бұрын

@@markspencer4385 and you? :)

@Andy-P

Жыл бұрын

I really enjoyed it to. The bit at the end when the guy says I don't understand why the west 'shot itself in the foot'. That's easy. Russia invaded Ukraine and western Europe doesn't want Putin to take over there.

@Nanacon_2d

Жыл бұрын

@@Andy-P You are not the first person from whom I hear about some kind of Putin's invasion of Europe, can you please tell me in more detail what Western propaganda is telling about this and what arguments are being given?

20:00 What this person does not understand is that europeans like me would gladly suffer ten times more financial hardships if it keps millions of people free. Because at the end of the day i don’t think russians even want the type of freedom we have in the west, that is why you will never understand our point of view.

@Beliy--Volk

Жыл бұрын

No. You don't understand too. Most of russians just don't understand that for most people from EU all that "suffering" is a matter of idea. Something like "we are fighting for the greater good". Most just don't know it and that's why they don't understand. About freedom. We had a VERY bad type of freedom in 90s. So yeah for some it's a bad thing because when you have freedom but no job and another murder in the yard is a usual situation then you would rather choose a decent life but without so much freedom.

Thank you for this video, especially not bringing too much politics into the picture. We get enough from other vids.

@RealReporter

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for saying this! 🤝

Outstanding video. Thank you for doing the work and keeping us informed.

@RealReporter

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for the feedback

We appreciate the fact that you're keen on shedding light on issues that we need to pay more close attention. May God bless you always.

@Stefan50326

Жыл бұрын

You are the impostor.

@bencebalint1956

Жыл бұрын

God? Which one?

@imarchello

Жыл бұрын

@@bencebalint1956 Odin

@starlight27277

Жыл бұрын

Why do the Russian people, or these Russians who participate in or encourage this system, want to give Russia such a devilish reputation in the world and in history? How can anybody ever trust Russians again? Any Russian? It makes people frightened of Russians, and distrust and be disgusted with the Russian people. And this is terrible. It is not fair for the good Russians. …I mean, what kind of a nation do you want Russia to become? What kind? In the whole world, how can you face anybody on this planet? Think about it! Go home! Go back to Russia and apologize to the whole world! Hopefully, humans will forgive you.

@Stefan50326

Жыл бұрын

@@starlight27277 How can anybosy trust America again after Vietnam? The Tonkin incident was a lie. Look, every country has its own interests: The US, Russia, Ukraine, Germany, France ... Do you really belive none of them would lie, to reach their own goals? Therefore it is important to listen to everybody and then carefully pick the right information. This includes the Russian side to. If you leave somebody out, your view will be one-sided.

Сегодня наткнулся на канал Оли Грейс, потом попал к вам, посмотрел пару репортажей. И вы прям молодец! Не прячете ни трудные стороны текущей жизни, ни позитивные. Продолжайте в том же духе! С приветом из Екб!

@RealReporter

Жыл бұрын

Мой родной город! Спасибо, рад что вам понравилось 🤝

Из Екб. Хорошая работа, хороший репортаж. Сразу скажу у меня есть знакомые из Луганска и Донецка. Мое отношение к СВО однозначное. Несмотря на это репортаж достаточно объективен. По поводу серости и хмари. Знаете когда мы ехали из Инсбрука в Любляну по горным альпийским дорогам при низкой облачности мир тоже не был в медовых цветах. И тоже все в округе было достаточно уныло и серо. Погода - фактор, это правда. Потому что на яндекс панорамах и в ясную погоду восприятие района да и город в целом выглядит кардинально иначе. Плюс ЕКб не зря назвали грязьбургом из-за осени весны. Поздней весной, летом, или золотой осенью съемка тоже повлияла бы на восприятие. Новогодняя съемка тоже была бы красивой. Было бы тоже интересно раскрыть жизнь не только этого района, но и центра города, а также новых районов где люди или снимают квартиры или ипотека. Так как этот платеж корректирует картину. По ЗП 1200 Евро в Екб это не тоже самое что 1200 Евро например в Польше.

Good to see that the Russians are ordinary people ,just as here in the USA , I pray that this conflict ends soon , your video gives a great insight of the Russian people .

I paid $3.35 a gallon US this morning when I filled up. I'm blessed that my car gets 35 MPG. and I only have to drive 26 miles one way to work and back, I can also stop at any business on the way to and from work and get things I need without having to go out of my way, which saves gas. I live in a rural area of NC and have always lived within my means and stayed out of debt and even though prices on everything have gone up it hasn't affected myself or my family to any large degree, we just have to be smarter with our money.

@siddis9484

Жыл бұрын

At present fuel in Norway is about USD 2.30 for gasoline(95) and 2.45 for dieselfuel per litre. Most of new cars sold are now electric.

@mitchyoung93

Жыл бұрын

Gas in California is still over 5 ,except Costco, where it's ,4.99

@mike_oe

Жыл бұрын

😝 3.35USD is almost what we payed per LITRE for Shell V-Power a month ago! Prices are further down now.

@sebastienlacroix7578

Жыл бұрын

The important thing to know, are you paid $1300 a month like this guy in the factory and live in a country with no social contract?

Thanks for sharing this video. What’s going on is a real shit show. Watching that little boy was heartbreaking 💔… WAR SUCKS ! I Pray for Peace….

Everyone spoke in a positive way with smiles but their faces especially their eyes betrays what they say. Only the child spoke what he thought.

your content is very valuable, appreciate your perspective and aesthetic, greatly!

Great work, as always!

This is a fantastic channel. I love how you present the stories like a "Professional Journalist" Keep up the great work!

@RealReporter

Жыл бұрын

Thank you very much!

Мальчик такой хороший, желаю его папе вернуться домой живым и здоровым! И всем нашим ребятам скорейшего возвращения домой!❤️

@martynasv5384

Жыл бұрын

And I wish his father to have his guts out. Fascist!

@Kovalainenn

11 ай бұрын

Він вже у мішку

@Kovalainenn

11 ай бұрын

Які ж ви дeгeнepaти😂

@sanyafrag1

11 ай бұрын

@@Kovalainenn а че тогда вы территории про***бываете? ахахаха)

@Sep-jk3vi

11 ай бұрын

Usa, europe, ukraine, everybody wants that, a speedy return home for invading russians. Unfortunately Putin does not want to return the troops and you russians do not care.

Thank you for the video. Such a different perspective! Civilians just do the best they can no matter where they live.

@szh5025

Жыл бұрын

and that’s the best strategy

@1Pararegiment

Жыл бұрын

What else to do, but keep on keeping on!

Their lifestyle have not changed. Sad that we can’t say that about their neighbor whose homes are destroyed, children killed , no food or heat…Wow!

@marshallmintz7564

Жыл бұрын

And with their low IQ this makes them proud.

@haemse

Жыл бұрын

For me this video seems a little staged, or at least it seams all participants took some efforts to show everything is normal. Not a word about how they are attacking another cuntries people and how they suffer - focus is only about themselves. the fact that OP didn't even like this top rated comment also shows bis mm indset - since he likes all the others talking about how great the vid is. Hwr, technically the vid is good.

@protiv_bio

Жыл бұрын

What are you even talking about. Did any gringo cared about Afganistan, Iraq, Vietnam, other countries that were destroyed? About native people who in fact was almost destroyed? Did any europian ever care about suffering they bring to the world? Billioms of people from colonies can approve that they were treated as cheap animals, not the people. E.g. aparteid in South Africa. And now you are trying to teach us. It's very funny. I know three magic letters for trash like you: "g", " f", "y".

@ivanmatusic5540

Жыл бұрын

Suicidal foreign policy gets you just that.

@LokimonWasHere

Жыл бұрын

Ukraine is a Globalist Elite money laundering country and they also specialize in child trafficking, not to mention the countless amounts biological Warfare laboratories they had running before they were "invaded"

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@user-pz9nt6zt6v

Жыл бұрын

Каждому мобилизованному из россии бесплатный импортный пакет в Украине🤣

@userVitold

Жыл бұрын

@@user-pz9nt6zt6v Щеня вмерла? Сало Уронили!

Миша - молоток! В точку подметил! Внешне ничего не изменилось, измнилось внутреннее состояние. Тревожность. В принципе, да, для этого это всё и случилось, чтобы каждый задумался - что происходит, для чего и что сейчас делать. Осмыслиться )

@andreyt7687

Жыл бұрын

Да врет он все. Пропаганда чистой воды.

Мой родной район! Урааа! Как я рада все это увидеть! Спасибо за репортаж!

@RealReporter

Жыл бұрын

Химмаш форева 💪😁

@artem_tot

Жыл бұрын

​@@RealReporter так вы наш оказывается🎉 я уехал в Москву из верхней Пышмы.

@Zormos

Жыл бұрын

​​@@RealReporter отличное видео! Привет с втузгородка! Хотя я родом из области свердловской, но переехал в Екатеринбург, познакомившись с женой. А так много куда ездил и даже жил в регионах России

@RealReporter

Жыл бұрын

@@Zormos Спасибо!

@arturgab9755

Жыл бұрын

@@artem_tot Тоже удивился,что он с ЕКБ) И я тоже с Пышмы)

The quality of video, the emotions it gives me, everything is very professional and on a high level. Your channel is really underrated!

@williamyoung9401

Жыл бұрын

Love the reporting, man! You're what we call, an "independent journalist." Stay safe! Hope you don't get drafted!

Wow very high quality dude, I will watch anything you post! 👍

Ребенка отдала в секцию 1. Чтоб не было времени сидеть в телефоне, 2. Для здоровья , 3. Не болтался по улице. Вам нужно рассказать обязательно, что дети в таких казалось бы серых районах гуляют с 7 лет одни . Если это каникулы, то пока не стемнеет , часов до 22.00😊

It’s nice to see a lovely normal Russian family.

@RealReporter

Жыл бұрын

Good to see a nice comment! 😁

Thank you for sharing this!

Seeing that boy being worried about his dad hit me hard... can it be anymore obvious how senseless this war is?

@buddyrojek9417

Жыл бұрын

My daughter in Ukraine has missed school and has sirens daily because this boys father can’t resist !!!

@jasonk6321

Жыл бұрын

@@buddyrojek9417 I agree, I feel sorry for the children in Ukraine that have no house over their head and could be bombed at any moment. This kid lives in a warm house without fear of being murdered.

@readmylisp

Жыл бұрын

I'm worried how many Ukrainian women his father has raped and what he and his comrades have destroyed there.

@urugvajchernamazyj6240

Жыл бұрын

Well, you can go home and not fight and dye.

@BriarDruid

Жыл бұрын

@@jasonk6321 Do you feel sorry for the children of Donbass? Especially those who have died under Ukrainian rockets and shells in the past 8 years? Just wondering...

9:37 We have to carry on. We have to live. There is no other feasible choice other than to lay down and die. Really appreciate the inside viewpoint. Love hearing from my brothers and sisters about life in a completely different part of the world. Super interesting bro! Thanks!

Great job with your drone shots and over all video quality and excellent editing. I am glad I found you.

@RealReporter

Жыл бұрын

Thank you! I truly enjoy flying this thing. Turned out it wasn’t that difficult 🤝

Good to see such videos. It contributes more to understanding and peace than just empty slogans

@konfunable

Жыл бұрын

How does it contribute?

Felt my heart shatter when that little boy said he was so worried about his dad that he was ready to go to the front with him. I would hope that no matter which side you feel should win we could empathize with all the innocent, especially children, that suffer. But then again...if we were all capable of that, war probably wouldn't happen.

@RealReporter

Жыл бұрын

Very well put. Agree 100%

@whatnot3195

Жыл бұрын

wtf is wrong with you guys? his dad went to kill other people for no reason..by his own will. Where's the place for empathy here? People who are scared in this video... are the 'innocent' who supported killing Ukrainians all of this time... 6+ months, before Ukraine started to fight back. Living just 50km away from the border, visiting Kharkiv weekly/monthly - they were all laughing when bombs used to fall on Ukrainian houses ... only on Ukrainian houses.

@lynnkayee1015

Жыл бұрын

@@whatnot3195 What do you mean who is innocent? The child is! That child has no clue what war is in reality. Many countries have been tricked into horrible wars, and while this day and age its easier to find out via internet, some of these men were forced to go. Not everyone, especially with families can up and leave. Some may plan to surrender but not get the chance. We don't know their idiology, and even if they believe in the war, that child is going to believe what he's told! Children will believe in Santa, so of course they'll believe daddy is a hero. Not his fault at all. So yes, he deserves empathy. He doesn't deserve that pain. We are able to have multiple complex emotions at the same time. To quote a Ukrainian soldier I heard speaking of the mobilized he has/will (possibly) killed and their families, "I pity them, but I have no regret." I wish my own country did more for Ukraine, which is what causes these children to lose their fathers, but I still feel for them and also get that children in Ukraine are far worse off.

@robertosborne7542

Жыл бұрын

Sadly true-there seems to be no way out of this impasse at the moment,Putin,from his point of view, cannot back down because the 1st question to be asked would be so why did we start this ?and the war just grinds on with deaths/injuries and destruction.

@LHyett

Жыл бұрын

@@whatnot3195 Totally agree with you. I believe there are a lot of people in Russia who have their head buried in the sand. I know people have to get on with their lives and have lives as normal especially when they have children but the interviews of Russian prisoners on YT shows the ignorance they started this war with. Most thought they were only on manoeuvres, were surprised when they were in Ukraine and Ukrainians from their own diaspora were telling them to go home and stop hurting their own people. We have refuges here in the UK, my friend looks after one who is a midwife with a two year old so she left Ukraine for her child's safety. Her mother is also a midwife who stayed in Ukraine but had terrible stories about Russian soldiers raping women because they come into the clinic for abortions rather than births. WAKE UP RUSSIA and think about the generations of hatred you are making in Ukraine. Stop being a militaristic society where the best way out of poverty is to joint the forces. Stop taking you children and training them for war. Stop believing propaganda which is clearly from unstable people. My family lived through Nazism and how it perverted and destroyed us. Don't do the same to your families.

First family live a great life! 2k a month, lovable, educated, no dumb expensive brands. Love it.

Love the positive attitude of Russian people during such critical time

In the meantime, people in Ukraine are in complete dark and without heating.

@Crazy-Drokon

Жыл бұрын

and what is your proposal?

@imaxdigital7052

Жыл бұрын

@Belltown Daisy And why not? If a constitutional democracy wants to be allied with the West, that's their own porogative. Russia has no say over how Ukraine decides to govern. I can't wait for Russia to cross a Red line so the US has an excuse to obliterate it.

@waylingtons

Жыл бұрын

Ukraine has the right to do whatever the fuck it wants to do. It’s a sovereign nation, if it wants to join NATO it should be able to join NATO with Vladimir shit bag sticking his nose in. He started a war he isn’t going to win. Russia = 💩 Slava Ukraine 🇺🇦

@ilficherrimolori

Жыл бұрын

@@Crazy-Drokon kick the Ruzzians out with guns for starters

@NavEngineer

Жыл бұрын

@Belltown Daisy what a cold hearted thing you are

Your videos are of a very high quality and your English is so good, I never would have guessed you were Russian.

I have traveled to Venezuela and Cuba and have seen what sanctions and isolationism do in the long run and it is brutal. It takes years for the rot to set in but it eventually does. Great documentary.

@alissis7903

Жыл бұрын

Не сравнивайте. Эти страны всегда жили дотациями . А в России люди работать приучены. К тому же нам не привыкать быть в изоляции. Союз не признавали очень долго. Приходилось все создавать с нуля, из ничего. Россия самодостаточна, есть ресурсы , резервы, продукты сельского хозяйства... Ну, а чего нет...купим)). Никто не захочет терять такой огромный рынок сбыта. Помогут посредники.

@radoslew

Жыл бұрын

@@alissis7903 Pożyjemy, zobaczymy kacapku

@sldsumil7534

Жыл бұрын

@@alissis7903 India

@thebelltower8040

Жыл бұрын

Russia is a huge country witch has all the resources, technologies and people to stand up against. Don't even compare to Cuba and Venezuela- its absolutely wrong. Russia has good market economy not even relative to Cuba's one, and Russia has a lot to offer not even comparable to Venezuela emptiness

@Barbaraluna2350

Жыл бұрын

I agree.us in yugoslavia had it for just few years and it took a long time to recover and if we ever recovered...many of us fleed the country.myself and my family just after the 1999 bombing...

Just came across your video and it really is an excellent spotlight on how things really are inside Russia. The little interview with the boy was very moving, just as you said. Very informative and so well edited. Subbed.

@thomuso

Жыл бұрын

They say we are ar war… nooo… YOU are attacking your brothers and sisters across the boarder. Thats what the father is doing… forced or not . Stop the war, save the fathers, neighbours and future . The rest of the world will judge on what you do NOW

@konfunable

Жыл бұрын

I hope his dad dies it terrible suffering.

@georgenorris2657

Жыл бұрын

@@thomuso Of course we want the war to stop!

@thomuso

Жыл бұрын

@@georgenorris2657 it was supposed to be reply to the video, not you specifically. It accidentaly ended up as response to your post

@georgenorris2657

Жыл бұрын

@@thomuso Ok. I sometimes do that as well. :)

Why didn't you ask your school friend, what was her husband doing in Georgia in 2008? No shame for that? I'm sure Ukrainians will treat him exactly as he deserved to be treated back in 2008.

Thank you for this awesome video. I feel so bad for the little boy. It only shows you that material is of non importance and human relations are key. Thank you for showing the other side of the story. Let's not forget that we're all human. Please let this insane war stop, so that all kids can be with their parents. Ukrainians and Russians.

@kathleenmann7311

Жыл бұрын

I feel bad for the Russian troops. They’re victims of circumstance. BUT Ukraine is fighting for democracy everywhere ✌️🇺🇦👍

@romystumpy1197

Жыл бұрын

@@kathleenmann7311 I don't feel for the Russians troops they came to kill and many have tortured and killed civilans

@imarchello

Жыл бұрын

Human relations are of no importance to psychopathic leaders like putin. To them people are just 'human capital' to be expended for their personal goals.

@thehumburger6009

Жыл бұрын

Thousands of children kidnapped from Ukraine and resettled in Russia is one of the most disturbing things among all the atrocities of this war.

@ponzzo5663

Жыл бұрын

Human...russians don't act like humans.

Here in the UK we pay the equivalent 8 US dollars a gallon for regular petrol (gas). It was nearer 10 back in the summer so paying 8 seems cheap now. . Bear in mind that 50% of the cost is tax paid to the government. (in 2016 it was 70% tax)

I feel sorry for the kids whose father left to make orphans in Ukraine.

@nadejdagvozdova9172

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for a compassion, but responsible for children becoming orphans on both sides are those, who sends more and more weapons to fight to the last Ukrainian. Also those, who didn't and still don't see what Ukrainian government do to their own people.

@Bdbtg28691

Жыл бұрын

@Nadejda Gvozdova I would say the men who choose to make use of those weapons are also responsible, particularly those that do so willingly.

@nadejdagvozdova9172

Жыл бұрын

@@Bdbtg28691 yes, those men, that willingly killing civilians, including children since 2014, are needed to be stopped.

I continue to enjoy your posts. Thank you.

@RealReporter

Жыл бұрын

Thank you, sir! As always appreciate your feedback

Thanks for the insight. Really a good video. As argentinian (we have self imposed restrictions) I can say that even with the economy falling down, life continues.

@RealReporter

Жыл бұрын

Hey, Pablo! Glad to have a subscriber from Argentina 🤝

@radoslew

Жыл бұрын

"even with the economy falling down, life continues" yeah, ppl in n*zi death camps also said "despite death and cruelty, life countinues" ;)

@urbankotto9685

Жыл бұрын

This is also self imposed restrictions by,plutten.

Hi Konstanin, your mastery of English with practically no Russian accent is quite amazing to me. That feat is not easily attainable, but must come with hard work, unless one of your parents is a native English-speaker and taught you English from a very young age.Good work.

16:43 я чут не плакал тут…. 😢 пусть вернется живым здоровым и с победой ❤

@sergeyvin1

7 ай бұрын

он уже подох, видео смотрели?

@user-ui6ww5gp1b

19 күн бұрын

​@@sergeyvin1надеюсь ты уже тоже

War is sad all round my heart goes to that little boy waiting for his dad,why in the thousand years man has been progressing we still have wars ,will we ever live as one as a species in harmony,no wars no hunger all men equal,I pray

Just discovered your channel - you are doing an amazing job and have a real talent of showing things in a concise and objective, honest way! The cutscenes, interviews, music all high quality!

@JordanA101

Жыл бұрын

Yes, he has exposed the complete indifference toward their genocidal war and a lack any sympathy for the mass destruction and suffering they are causing in Ukraine. I’m going to throw up next time I hear “it’s the government, not the regular people’s fault”.

@tomkruk2585

Жыл бұрын

@@JordanA101 100%

@boleslawthegreat

Жыл бұрын

@@JordanA101 War causes people to die on both sides. No need for throwing up and virtue signaling.

@kidra81

Жыл бұрын

@@boleslawthegreat You didn't understand his comment. War is already a conclusion. The point behind his comment was that one side is making this war possible. Without russians, there would be no war. If russians stop fighting there will be no war, if ukrainians stop fighting there will be no more Ukraine. You cannot treat both sides as equal.

@boleslawthegreat

Жыл бұрын

@@kidra81 @kidra81 Actually what you said above is not true, as both sides make this war possible - three in fact - with the US at the forefront waging what is essentially a proxy war (with another $44bln recently sent on top of the previous $50bln). War equals profit for the war machine/industry (read large arms contractors).

На Химмаше родилось и выросло немало талантливых людей, автор один из них.

Great documentaries as always! Shows the insanity and nonsense of the politics from perspective of the ordinary people! However this is the world we are living in.

great video, cheers for sharing!

Все так и есть! Чистая правда. Это мой родной район! Спасибо автору за видео! Земляк-спасибо!

Great video. Just subbed. My wife moved from Nizhny Novgorod in 1997 and understands the difficult upbringing and seeing many go down the wrong path. I'm pleased to see you're very close with all your friends and that they are somehow getting by through all of this. There will always be substitutions for certain products but not for a lot of machinery. Thank you for this inside of another community others may not show. Your English is impeccable too!

@francophone.

Жыл бұрын

He does pronounce some words wrong, but it is barely noticeable, esp. at first, as he speaks English exceptionally well.

@NaomiCurtis

Жыл бұрын

@@francophone. I remembered when I heard instructors who lived in Israel pronounced some American words wrong. And even now with some of the KZreads I watch, i really get upset that they don't pronounce words "correctly" . So I've been using the dictionary and have found that frequently they're pronunciation is just as appropriate as mine is. So I always laugh at myself when I believe that there's only one way things should be. Laughing at oneself certainly seems to me to relax my stress at what happens in our world.

@francophone.

Жыл бұрын

@@NaomiCurtis No, he has a slight non-native accent. Maybe he has a parent who is American or Canadian or something, in which case he could be a native speaker, but still have a slight foreign accent.

@judiths5269

Жыл бұрын

Hi all. Of course some Russians learn English from British teachers so some of the pronunciation will be different.

@francophone.

Жыл бұрын

@@judiths5269 That is not so much the issue (he may mix things up a bit, but not much). So that is not the main problem.

Thanx!! This was educating.

Great video , but I found it a bit depressing that not one of your interviewees expressed an opinion on the war , for or against. , and the suffering of the troops on both sides and the suffering of the Ukrainian civillian population. The last interview left me speechless, and made me realise that we , the west that is, will never see eye to eye with Russia, if a relatively young and intelligent man can't fathom out why we have " shot ourselves in the collective foot "

@sebastienlacroix7578

Жыл бұрын

So true your comment

@vatne4eg

11 ай бұрын

it maybe, that "relatively young and intelligent man" haven't heard anything about sanctions against, say, Israel.

@user-hm6nl2qc7l

7 ай бұрын

А можете ответить почему же вы, все таки, "выстрелили себе в ногу"? Мне вот очень интересно.

Thank you for including Russian subtitles!

Very Insightful and inspirational!

@rostislavsvoboda7013

Жыл бұрын

And informative. We learned, we need to tighten the screws even more.

I just came across your channel today. I'm a new subscriber from the Philippines. I subscribed right after I watched the full video... I've been looking for a channel like yours that shows the real life in Russia amidst the war.... I'm an avid fan of independent journalists and reporters who present news and updates as it is. Real life without propane... thank you so much.

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Thank you! And welcome onboard 🤝