Putin sends three important signals to the EU, US and Japan face big problem | Russia vs West

Putin sends three important signals to the EU, US and Japan face big problem | Russia vs West

All right, guys. Today we are going to be reacting to right now Putin sent three important signal to the United Nation, United European Union, United States, and Japan face big problems. I don’t know what this is going on here. You guys have to let me know in the comment section below what’s this all about. We’re going to simply jump in and see what this all about. Make sure you guys subscribe. Jump in. for expert. President Trump. I don’t know what what else what more you can ban from Russia, man, at this point. You see what I’m saying? What else can you ban from Russia? What what more sanctions can you get? You know what I’m saying? Like how much can you keep buying in Russian? I mean, well, what else? I thought everything was banned from the United States. I don’t know where else. Foreign speech. Foreign speech. Foreign speech. So, they’re basically going to ban gasoline, but I don’t think I simply I don’t even know how the hell you can ban off something that’s already banned. Crazy, man. How do you? Let me see. And um let’s see. The United States has implemented numerous export ban towards Russian in respond to the war in Ukraine. These bank cover a wide range of good and services including luxury goods, US dollar backed notes and certain information technology services. Additionally, restrictions have been placed on the export of software and items related to advanced manufacturing semicondu semiconductors and other industrial commercial items. So look luxury goods. So it’s going to be banned placed on lustri gurus including like beer cigarettes and cars to Russia US dollar backbones the export of United States dollar dominated back back nose to the Russian government or individuals within Russian prohibit are is prohibit information technology software including supporting I don’t know this is crazy man. Damn, man. I don’t know, man. I I just at this point, I don’t even know what else you can just I don’t know what else can you ban from Russia, man. And I don’t even think these kind of retaliations do work to be honest. I don’t think so. Personally, I don’t think so. And the reason I’m saying this is because I don’t see how clearly Putin want based on some of the interview, he wants Ukraine. That’s that’s that’s all that that’s all that he just wanted Ukraine. And not only he wants Ukraine, he want to control that region. So let me see. Can we say Russian Russian versus Ukraine? N live. Right. There’s Let’s see. Let me see. Guess this is a live map right here. Right. So here we have this. Right. Right here. So all this this is right now still in war, right? All this. So basically the the region that I guess the region that Ukraine was fighting that wasn’t UK uh Russian control is already gone. So that is that is something that they cannot even have as a negotiation right the donest the donest territory all this this is 25% of the of the of the country gone gone gone gone this is not Russia is not going to give this back this is not All right. This right here, I don’t I just simply don’t know how this and this is all territory that is already see this is already divided by a river I guess, right? And this is all Russian now. All Russian. So basically, Russia just expanded their empire. So in my opinion, it seems like what Russia wants is this part over here from Kief all the way all down here to Odessa. It’s going to be something like this, right? But based on on the on the talk, the political talk, it seems that he wants the entire Ukraine too because Muldova Muldova is Russian ally and Bellarus is basically like like an extension of Russia. So if they wanted to if things got crazy, let’s say Poland and the European Union want to just intervene, Bellarus and Moldova will just come in, you see, and stop and stop that union from happening. My opinion, that’s my opinion, right? I might be wrong. I don’t know. But this is what I think is going on. CL Russian advance in Russia. Let’s see. Can I go? Let me see if I can just go. Oh, right here. See? Right here. So, they just advancing more. See? So P pol was the one of the last territories that the Ukraines were trying to just defend that’s going to collapse in the next couple weeks. See they they really advance a lot man. They’re advancing quick. Doesn’t look like a lot but this is like a snowball effect. It’s going to start really moving forward. I just want this to stop man. Oh, you have to understand the you have to understand the political landscape of this this all Russian now and this right we reacted to some videos about this region then Mel Meltop meltop all them already they’re already claiming to be Russian so that’s that’s Russian already there nothing else you can do about this this right here the Odessa Odessa all this this is going to be easy because as soon as Russia get Saporia, right? Saporia and then CF all this region is gone because then you can move people to the ground. See, this is a very hard because it’s a body of water, right? It’s going to be very hard to just go against it. But here, as soon as you get Saparoia, Saporicia, I think it is, and Nicopole and K, I don’t know how you pronounce that, then all they just follow. All this follow. And of course, if you want to take this area right here, just need to just close this canal. That’s it. Boop. That’s it. Crazy, right? But let me know what you guys see in the comment section below. I love to hear you guys opinions. I’ll see you next one.

Putin sends three important signals to the EU, US and Japan face big problem | Russia vs West

Original Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DWjw9wrJggA

In this powerful reaction video, we break down Vladimir Putin’s latest geopolitical move as he sends three major signals to the EU, US, and Japan. The message from Russia is loud and clear — the global power dynamics are shifting, and the West is facing growing challenges. We analyze the implications of Putin’s speech, the Ukraine war, the role of BRICS, and what this means for Western foreign policy, economic stability, and international relations.

As Russia vs West tensions rise, the EU grapples with an energy crisis, the US confronts foreign policy setbacks, and Japan faces mounting economic uncertainty. This is more than just breaking news — it’s a snapshot of a global crisis in the making.

We take a deep dive into Putin’s message, his vision for a multipolar world, and what signals this sends to NATO, Western media, and international players. Is this a global power shift? How will sanctions and Eurasian politics evolve in response? We bring you political analysis from a unique angle, offering commentary that reflects the growing complexity of world politics in 2025.

This video includes commentary inspired by other creators like @TheDuran, @RedactedNews, @AlexanderMercouris, @BrianBerletic, @TheNewAtlas, and @HistoryLegends. Be sure to check out their insightful takes on global affairs. This reaction includes an analysis of the Western response, and we challenge some of the mainstream narratives coming from Western media.

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