“PUTIN SCREWED US OVER!” Crimean Residents Begin to see the Truth after a Long Suffering

Artur Rehi

Become a monthly BMC member and I will butcher your name to oblivion: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/arturrehi/membership My book "8 MISSIONS IN UKRAINE" is SOLD OUT! Thank you for Getting it. It is now a rarity if you have it since no more will be made. I make music also: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f1OBWiMO3gU&ab_channel=ArturRehi Keep an eye on my trips to Ukraine on my Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/arturrehi/ REHI PODCAST: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCYVEXQrvnPqo4iUjgxqIp_Q  Thumbnail made by Moiz: https://www.instagram.com/moiz.editor/ mr.innovations.info@gmail.com  00:00 Intro 00:58 40 degrees and no electricity for 20 days 03:16 Sevastopol beaches 04:26 In a shelter on the beach 05:09 Bomšiks use these to take a sh*t 07:40 Black sea coast supermarket in Chernomorske 08:34 Tough deal with the gas 10:15 Spotted in Crimea - filling canisters 11:09 Adler, Sochi - all businesses restaurants closed 13:10 Story of Estosadok 17:47 Yalta, Crimea - situation comparison under Russia vs when it was Ukraine 20:57 "Putin screwed us over, no more Crimea"  Feodosia, Crimea, 10-th of august - 40 degrees and no electricity for 20 days  https://x.com/NatalkaKyiv/status/2087214632809246758  Sevastopol beaches - AA fire  https://x.com/Beefeater_Fella/status/2086362498500862245  In a shelter on the beach  https://x.com/ChurchillFella/status/2089620180527894830  Bomšiks use these to take a shit  https://x.com/wartranslated/status/1829211955825082426  This is how they are brought in  https://x.com/NSTRIKE1231/status/2068086848514318657  Black sea coast supermarket in Chernomorske https://x.com/JayinKyiv/status/2092168226591457428  Tough deal with the gas - how you gonna go without any gas at all  https://x.com/wartranslated/status/2090539946713006405  Spotted in Crimea - filling canisters  https://x.com/Maks_NAFO_FELLA/status/2091189200737480735  Adler - Sochi - very close and similar to Crimea - all businesses restaurants closed  https://x.com/JayinKyiv/status/2088562751828349438  Story of Estosadok - Estonskaya Ulitsa - Rosa Khutor  https://www.google.com/maps/place/Sochi,+Krasnodar+Krai,+Russia/@43.6767155,40.2350 53,18234m/data=!3m1!1e3!4m6!3m5!1s0x40f5d4e111834423:0x6e6f61866a5d5df8!8m2!3d 43.6028079!4d39.7341543!16zL20vMG00NjU?entry=ttu&g_ep=EgoyMDI2MDkwOS4wIKXM DSoASAFQAw%3D%3D  Yalta, Crimea - situation comparison under Russia vs when it was Ukraine  https://x.com/NatalkaKyiv/status/2090639086855893366  “Putin screwed us over, no more Crimea”  https://x.com/JayinKyiv/status/2095465709115498931  I upload on Monday, Wednesday and Friday, until my next video, subscribe and press the bell notification to be notified. Slava Ukraini! Bye!

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00:00hello my friends we have seen many topics and many strikes from ukraine come and go but every after

00:06one or some more months i want to keep give you a compilation or a summary of how the situation

00:12is

00:12in russian-occupied crimea ukraine strikes different cities different refineries different

00:17wildberries and ozone warehouses and the situation in crimea might be ignored a bit by the international

00:23media because nothing you know interesting is happening there but i think quite interesting

00:28things are happening there especially with the people some of the people are the people who came

00:33there under putin looking for the new russia nova russia this is our new homeland we took it from

00:39ukraine or took it you know back from ukraine and some of the people there were there under the

00:44ukrainian times the good old ukrainian times and are there now so we can see in this video what is

00:50the

00:50difference what do the people of crimea think about whatever is happening to them what's happening to

00:56them we will find out now the first one is a woman giving us a real look into the situation

01:02of how

01:03it is to live in 40 degrees celsius heat with 20 days without any electricity you watch the news not

01:11the

01:11edited stuff the real news or reels from people are all over our vast country you just shut your mouth

01:18and go back to work and live your life as best as you can feudosia crimea diary of a social

01:25entrepreneur

01:25no electricity for 20 days 19.5 days at my house about the same at the workshop but with breaks

01:33of a

01:34day or day and a half right now workshop has been without electricity for nine days the water is barely

01:40coming out of the tap well because a lot of people don't think about it but most of the tap

01:45water in

01:46the world works with electric pumps electrical pumps so no electricity no water the water is barely coming

01:53out of the tap it's 40 degrees celsius outside with all the consequences that come with it i don't know

01:59how's that in fahrenheit say a million cell service is terrible i can work from three wi-fi spots around

02:05the city which is what i've been doing 40 degrees celsius with no ac units no electricity no water it

02:13is

02:13hell and this is what people see under putin's crimea putin promise you know when he opened the

02:18kirch bridge now crimea is connected to the real civilized world things will get better but it has

02:23only gotten worse and worse first the water crisis the water was turned off by the ukrainians and all

02:29crimean agriculture died that happened before the full-scale invasion now is the electrical crisis

02:36and water crisis again because ukrainians have struck every last power station power plant and

02:43substation that exists in crimea leaving the peninsula in the dark and thirdly we will see

02:48that in this video also the businesses are closing i'd call that an economic crisis for the crisis of

02:55the cry it's just everything crimea is a big big destination point for russian tourists internal

03:01tourism it has been like that ever since the tsarist times 150 years ago it was like that in the

03:08soviet times and it is now what makes crimea so beautiful is partly the beaches the climates you know

03:15it's on the seaside well let's see about these beaches let's see how they are now because russians

03:21still go there still even now even today they go there to have this crimean vacation well

03:29this woman is in the beach sevastopol what you're hearing my friends is the anti-aircraft fire of

03:43russians trying to shoot down ukrainian drones on the beaches of sevastopol not what you want to be

03:50hearing when you go one time a year with your family or friends to a vacation might not have much

03:56money so you pick a location inside russia inside the country that you are in so occupy crimea

04:01you have this one opportunity that's what you get

04:08she's afraid she's crying actually right now she's shaking

04:11is that the vacation you wanted crimea is not russian and they're very slow learners but they must

04:19be educated so this woman got her lesson perhaps perhaps not we will see next year if she would

04:25return or not right on the beaches of crimea there are these um mobile air raid shelters that are

04:32really popular in russia let's see so you you come to the beach with your friends and you spend it

04:37in

04:37the air raid shelter just like that all of russia knows these shelters oh one of the drones they're

04:43shooting really close so people are vacating on the beaches or sunbathing and right next to them are

04:48these mobile anti-air defense groups right next to the people in their bikinis and swimwear they're

04:54shooting down the drones it is a bizarre situation so yeah people naturally run into these shelters

05:00when was the last time you visited the beach was it with your kids your friends and family well this

05:07is

05:07the moment for them this is that moment i want to show you these shelters ukrytia this in russia in

05:13most of the cities they have now put up these shelters there's not many of them definitely not many

05:18for enough people every for every like 10 apartment blocks there might be one of these uh one person in

05:2520 could see it so definitely not enough but why they chose it is you can do it fast you

05:31can do it

05:31relatively cheap and it like semi protects you if the drone hits it right on then it definitely won't

05:38protect you but it protects you from shrapnel if it hits next on the street so it has some kind

05:43of an

05:43effect they are you know very easy to put on you can install one in like 10 minutes if you

05:49have

05:50both of the parts the lower and the upper parts and they i cannot say russians do this badly this

05:55is an

05:56okay shelter if you need to produce them 50 000 of these units with two years like this is how

06:02this is

06:03the way to do it it's very mass producible the issue with this is the shelter is okay right looks

06:09a bit

06:09a cube but it's okay it does the job the issue with it is not the shelter it's it's the

06:15people in it

06:16the russian people the great russian nation well russia has a lot of this class called bombshit

06:23homeless whatever you call it in the west of russia you call it bombsh drunkard homeless person who

06:29craps all over the place it's not a metaphor they do really everywhere in panielkas this high-rise

06:35five stories or ten stories apartment buildings these stairwells they shit in those stairwells it's

06:41really bad you're a kid trying to go to school and there's a bomb chick shitting on your way really

06:46bad way to grow up so they put in these air raid shelters people enjoy them right when the blade

06:51when

06:51the drone hits you go there you feel like an illusion of safety thank you putin all right but the

06:58bomb

06:59chicks don't want to take a crap when it's raining outside so they go inside these air raid shelters

07:06and they shit inside and this this is russia for you i kid you not you might think this is

07:13a nitpicking

07:13but no when you build something that has natural cover the bomb chicks will take over the copniks

07:20whatever the lowest of the low grade of the russian panielka area is so bad you cannot use this

07:25because it smells like liquid because that's what it is on the floor unfortunately so yeah you might

07:31build these mass-produce these air raid shelters but you cannot mass-produce a decent population

07:37to be russian so yeah there you have it now let's go on the black sea coast very close to

07:43crimea similar

07:44situation as crimea and this is one of the supermarkets so the pod shop in chernomorsky everything

07:50is else empty no dairy products because as you know when there's a lack of diesel then trucks don't

07:57drive when the trucks don't drive dairy products cannot move and if they cannot move they will spoil

08:02they will spoil fast within days so a few days no moving trucks that means no dairy products products for

08:09any any store at all yogurts milk no dumplings you know where it's russian when they cry about no

08:18dumplings like oh there's no belmeni oh my god i'm talking about these chinese dumplings or russian have

08:25these belmeni very delicious of course ukrainians have them also might be even ukrainian who knows but

08:31when you cry about not having them you know what country it is so connected to this no dairy products

08:37which connects directly to no diesel or too expensive diesel for truck drivers because they

08:41cannot transport these dairy products don't have diesel this man illustrates perfectly what's the

08:47conundrum when you don't have gas and you literally cannot go to the gas station because you don't have

08:53gas i just can't wrap my head around the fact that my power was cut off it's raining outside i

08:59went outside

09:00and started the generator there is one and a half or two liters of gasoline left in the generator

09:06one and a half or two liters there's enough gas in the car for about 50 kilometers going to get

09:12the

09:12gas is out of the question because i'll be going there and there probably won't be any gas so you

09:19have your last gas you gotta take the risk you go there if there's no guys you're stranded your car

09:23doesn't have enough to get back you couldn't get any from the gas station you're done so better option is

09:28not to go at all but then you're stranded here no electricity was cut off in the generator the gas

09:33is

09:33running out what are your options there are no options this last sigh of this man is the truth

09:41boom that's your option yeah non-bestos as they would say so you know in the light of this lacking

09:48of diesel and gasoline one of the worst restrictions that was applied in crimea to all gas station was

09:53banning the canisters because the cars as this man just described no gasoline left so you don't want to

09:59take the whole car because if there's no gas in the gas station you're screwed it's easier to take

10:04the bicycle or perhaps a like small motorcycle if you have one fill canisters and come back it's you

10:11can push the motorcycle or the you can you know ride the bicycle so canisters are banned that people

10:17wouldn't do that only real cars get to use the gasoline so what the clever russians do here is

10:24pretend to be a delivery guy you know these food deliveries that have these boxes on the back to

10:29keep the wood farm warm well this box keeps the gasoline warm look at that that's jerry cans two of

10:36the

10:36jerry cans put in the food box it's gonna fill it up with 95 no questions asked although this is

10:44got banned very bad citizen he's doing it doesn't care at all

10:53dawai dawai the music is cheering him on look at that look

10:59that's the look of the crimean who knows he chose the wrong country look at that

11:07this gives us a smile in the end so now let's go to sochi sochi like very close to sochi

11:13is adler

11:14small very fancy part of town in sochi sochi is on the black sea coast very close to crimea

11:20their economy is kind of linked same area same touristy area same climate kind of people go back and forth

11:27so what's happening in sochi i want to leave this sad video here i'm talking around adler that is sochi

11:34down the main street and everything is closed there was a cafe right here the space is for rent

11:40one place is closed here's a place for rent closing herb shop is closed this is our old store closed

11:52i just have no words it hurts so much such a shame i know this one's available too i walked

11:59past literally

12:00three buildings here's a place for rent this cafe isn't open these ones shut down so everything is

12:07closed everything this gives you no idea like this big oil economy can still go on because it's so vast

12:14and massive it has 100 refineries or more it will take time to dismantle this and ukrainians are doing

12:20it but the first one to die are the small businesses the first one to die are these small shops

12:26in sochi for

12:26example where the tourists are not going anymore so much because ukrainian drones are all over the

12:31place because you hear the anti-aircraft gunfire on the beaches so i don't want to go there anymore

12:36if you don't go there anymore these shops lose their livelihood they're closed down it becomes a

12:41ghost town crimea was that for years already but the russian black sea coast which is sochi which is

12:48no matter seas all of these cities they're experiencing experiencing this now first time for the first summer

12:54this colossal hit they take from the economic downturn that the big oil economy is not taking it

13:01but they are the first one to swallow that blow and it will reach putin definitely but here we see

13:07the first symptoms things are screwed for them so next i want to tell you the story i went to

13:12russia

13:12right in i think it was 2017 i've told this story on my channel before but a lot of new

13:18viewers have

13:18joined so i show you sochi sochi on the black sea coasts so this is the black sea let's zoom

13:24in

13:25sochi not contested just russian a russian town city on the black sea coast very famous czarist

13:33courort location 150 years ago very many spas were built here already in the czar times because sochi has

13:41the mineral water so in the 1870s and 80s they already built out the infrastructure here for all

13:48over the imperial russia to come the vacation here to have a vacation so we go to odler which is

13:54a little

13:54bit south from sochi we follow this road up into the mountains what we found krasnaya baljana reds

14:01fields something like that we zoom in we see esto sadok which is esto sadok i think sadok is like

14:09a garden

14:10something like that esto comes from estonia because in the 18 end of the 1800 1860 70s the czar

14:17reported out to all the subjects that he wants to populate this area of the russian empire so if you

14:24come from wherever ukraine estonia lot for lithuania we will give you land so estonians took up the call

14:29and populated this specific area this does a dock they have been here for 100 plus 150 years i think

14:36i

14:36visited that my grandfather actually built a museum for those estonians there in 1985 80 something like

14:44that it's still there by the way it is the only building that was not demolished when the sochi

14:50olympic games happened by the way now we zoom into esto sadok and the ulitsa the street is called

14:56estonska ulitsa which is estonian street still nowadays it is called estonia street so weird we're

15:02arch enemies with the russians still they have this here they haven't changed it i don't know why

15:09but all you see here on the satellite images imagery everything here was estonian farms just different

15:16farms different homesteads for 150 years they tore it all down and built the olympic village and what

15:23it was called let me zoom out was rosa hooter hooter like a old farmhouse in russian rosa is pink

15:31rosa

15:31in estonia two o's rosa the first estonian settler to build a farmhouse the family name was rosa so

15:38this olympic village rosa hooter had its name for the first estonians who ever settled in this mountain

15:46range we brought them beekeeping they didn't have it they didn't have many things actually they people

15:51who lived here didn't know anything about gardening or growing crops properly we brought them that stuff

15:57because they were serfs at the time and i visited and looked and learned all this history we still

16:03have this museum there it's a very tiny house uh did my grandfather build there and i was blown away

16:10of how much estonian heritage was in this or actually still is in this mountain range here

16:16this one house has it all you can go and view it you can't anymore go don't go to russia

16:25it's really

16:25bad for you but if you could you could go and see all of the people who lived there their

16:30families there

16:31were hundreds of them hundreds of estonians who went there actually by foot let's zoom out now they

16:36did it by foot let's zoom let's see where is estonia this is how far they went on foot so

16:44you can see how

16:45insane this journey was this was by the way before railroads in russia before so they this is what

16:52they did on foot and this heritage lived there for over a hundred years over a century and these buildings

16:59were all bulldozed when social olympic games happened but they named it after it and the street

17:06every street actually back then was a stone school it's now only the main street is so i guess they

17:10changed

17:11that but it's a piece of heritage that russians definitely don't want to admit that we brought the

17:18culture and civilization to this area not to sochi but to krasna epoliana sochi was a city already back

17:25then but for some reason they didn't have beekeeping that's one of the biggest things i learned there

17:30that they say they brought beekeeping into this area they imported all of the honey in that period and

17:36after that they started to make their own honey just a weird small fact so we cannot forget when

17:41russians push out the propaganda of being the civilized world that no we were we were the ones

17:46to do that okay enough of the history lesson let's go to yalta crimea oh i could go on with

17:52the history

17:53about the yalta conference where stalin met with roosevelt and churchill but no enough about history

18:01lessons let's just see one sad russian man giving us the truth about living under the ukrainians versus

18:10living under the putins rule yalta masandrovskaya street everyone knows the waterfronts well water

18:17fronts like the uh beach area nice shops everything sorry i haven't been online we've been without

18:22electricity for 26 days today i finally managed to charge the battery it's right behind me i'll show you now

18:28in case anyone's wondering why not here it is the battery here after two hours it didn't charge very

18:36well let's talk about how it was when it was under ukrainian control that's a dangerous topic i can see

18:42for sure that at 4 a.m so 4 a.m in the morning people would come out and claim

18:47their spots on the beach

18:49by 6 a.m there were no spots left indicating the massive popularity of this area by 8 a.m

18:56it was already

18:57difficult to get down to the water between the lounge chairs beach mats and the towels it was

19:02practically impossible to get through without stepping on someone's head so many people on the

19:07beach when yalta was part of ukraine at least here in yalta every apartment room every garage

19:12basement and attic was occupied during the tourist season it was very difficult to find a place to

19:19stay extremely difficult well now it's empty here the apartments the russians occupied where people

19:25fled the so-called ruski mir they can't sell them so there was a boom of population that moved into

19:31crimea ever since putin annexed it these people who took up the putin's call to annex crimea like the

19:37estonians took up the tsarist call to populate this specific area of the you know tsardom these people

19:43came because putin said now that we took crimea go and live there they came by hundreds of thousands by

19:49the way from russia well now they cannot sell their apartments they're stuck not for any price at all

19:55gasoline simply doesn't exist no matter how who may be riding to look or telling you look there's a video

20:02of a gas station there's no fuel that's the truth water is also hard to find to understand that

20:09generators don't run forever they need to be refueled that's why refrigerators and refrigerated

20:15display cases in stores weren't working it's very difficult to find food juices and lemonades are

20:20also very difficult to find now talking about the ones that they sell on the streets not the ones you

20:25buy in stores but like the fresh ones it's meant for tourists well even candles are pretty hard to find

20:30so i see a sad man on a candle light no electricity a battery on his side he's only one

20:37and this candle

20:38only source of light reminiscent about times let's say 15 years ago when they were under ukraine

20:45control it was ukraine crimea is ukraine when they were on the homeland things were so different

20:50this different world in one generation everything has died out in crimea it's hard to describe how

20:55different this situation is and i want to end today's video with this woman who i think shares the same

21:02mindset people who have this long memory 15 years not that long but who have this memory who remember

21:08living under ukrainian times and now live under russian times i think their opinion is the most valuable

21:14because they have the contrast that's it there's no more crimea guys we lost it even our own

21:20government has ditched us by now everyone's left we've been left to deal with everything on our own

21:26and we'll have to clean up this mess ourselves no development at all things only got worse under russia

21:32we started living like cavemen thanks to putin for this he destroyed everything and screwed us over

21:39old bastard nothing more to add really everything has been said so in every about a month or two

21:46i'll bring you news from crimea i'll gather all these videos from month to month i mean a lot

21:51of these videos were from back in august but i'll gather them until i have enough for a video and

21:56then

21:56i present it to you so yeah this was your news follow-up from crimea how people are feeling there

22:03i think

22:04you'll see another one in like late late october or something thank you my friends for watching

22:08thank you for coming back time and time again i'll be back for you every monday wednesday and friday

22:14so until my next video be sure to subscribe to the channel be sure to be back and bye bye

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