Скачать или смотреть Ukraine's Future: What Needs to Be Considered Beyond Ceasefire and Peace 【Japanese Voice】

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00:05 Introduction
01:12 Ukraine’s Internal Divisions and Corruption
03:12 The True Nature of War and the Two Types of Patriotism
07:08 The Need for a Transformation in Ukrainian Political Awareness
08:45 Commonalities Between Russia and Empire of Japan: A Geopolitical War of Defense
10:45 Russian National Character
12:17 Conclusion

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I have a certain number of friends all across Ukraine (including those who have taken refuge in other countries) as well as in Russia. Perhaps because I am a Japanese person with no direct involvement in the conflict, many of them share their honest, unfiltered thoughts with me—something rarely heard in the media.

In reality, there is no freedom of speech or thought in today's Ukraine. Expressing one's true feelings in a way that goes against the government’s stance is simply too risky.
That is precisely why I wanted to speak on their behalf and convey their voices—voices that have not been distorted by biased reporting.

Through numerous conversations, the most common concern I heard was:
"The future of Ukraine. We must urgently and extensively consider what will happen to the government and the wealthy after the ceasefire."

With that in mind, I have compiled a middle-ground perspective based on what they have shared and am speaking on their behalf.

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Additionally, many people in Ukraine are aware of Japan, and they see it as a "second Ukraine." They are urging Japan to act quickly and replace its traitorous government.

The true enemies are the merchants, powerful figures, and hypocritical organizations that profit from indirect slaughter. This is even more inhumane than slavery.

These people are not just recent acquaintances. They have been my friends since years before the war started. I do not want to see them suffer.

To avoid misunderstandings, I will provide additional explanations in the description. However, I want to make it clear that I hold a neutral stance toward both the Russian and Ukrainian governments. I do not have any particular dislike for NATO or Western governments, nor do I particularly like the current Japanese government.

Overall, I believe that major world governments are fundamentally flawed. If I had to name any that are relatively better, I would say Finland and New Zealand.

Additionally, for political videos, I do not intend to ask her to do the narration. Instead, I will narrate in Japanese myself, with subtitles or language options for the content.
Thank you for your understanding.