Yeah sorry, but what about the release of Julian Assange?

@@udosonntag8596 USA crimes are democracy what are you talking about? Crimes are crimes only when commited by those not willing to obay USA

@@butterflyg8822 auKf(9553”!@‘Gap Imisew

Believed ! Highly likely! Most possible ! Perhaps ! - if you go to the court with these evidence , the judge will kick you out !

nobody need that...especially “hope so” common people like you and me, so let just put that idea aside ✨

Its quite a minor inccident compared to the attempted coup in Belarus after they refused lockdown and rejected IMF bribe.

The only thing you can do is avoid their airspace LOL. That's their airspace and basically any country can detain anyone inside their borders.

Trust me I always love when a news outlet leaves the comments on. It’s always wild 😂😂😂😂😂😂

@@impulse983 think we all need the daily chuckle from these ‘news’ organisations comment sections. The level of sarc is 👌🏻👌🏻

@@bear1245 The daily chuckle comes from the so-called 'news'

More like, "if you don't divert now, it won't be just 1 person getting the death sentence (missle radar systems beeping on the background)"

The US and EU tried this stunt on Snowden, above international law it seems. Anyone else protects their sovereignty and they are te bad guys.

@@velocecarriola9214 fact!

Асанж разгласил секретные данные. А этот парень просто делал ролики о мирных протестах против диктатора Лукашенко.

Really when did this happen?

@@Vrediskin , какие, к чёрту, "секретные данные" ? Вы имеете ввиду кадры, где американские вояки расстреливают безоружных людей или пытают заключенных в тюрьмах ЦРУ ? За одни злодеяния в Абу-Грейб США должна каяться перед всем миром.

Both are useless entities

Watch Dave Chappelle sketch about Black Bush, he describes UN very nicely there

Then protests started, oficial government stance was that absolute majority of the country supports beloved leader and nothing is happening. No joke, during the first 100k protest in the capital in August main TV channel was playing russian pop concerts, local media was banned from reporting, state tv journalists even walked out of job because they werent alowed to report (next day they were all fired, some even arrested and replaced by "freelancers" from Russia). Now where the Roman comes in: he created NEXTA, on telegram (russian belarusian facebook whose special quality is that supposedy government cant detect account owners, so its extremely popular and i think even above actual facebook in Belarus). NEXTA was a blog on which he basically shared clips of protests mostly filmed by people themselves, reported on arrests, tortures all the bs government was doing and which was hidden by the media. NEXTA became actually more popular than traditional media by some estimates. During protests it also became usual that on the day of protest it would be NEXTA where the location would be droped several hours before the start, so that special forces would have less time to prepare. As a result NEXTA became terrorist organisation and he became extremist (oficially in Belarus). He ran away to Poland, but as you saw they forced an EU plane to land to get him.

He didn't kiss the a$$ of Luchashenko.

Roman from Rome, wanted to be a new Lenin.

@xirsamoht x He did a bit more than that.

@ديني الإسلام و لغتي العربية American didn’t high jack the plane. I am not a fan of dictator America either. Don’t you think it’s much more safer for general public in USA , Europe, uk more then in Belarus? Or a government opposition ? Shame on you to ask this question as in your opinion Belarus has done nothing wrong and should get a medal. Well done 👍

maybe you could provide some evidence for this rumor?

@@farvision lol

yep

Nope, the aircraft had a technical fault with fuel indicators so landed in Vienna which is in the EU

@Jack W why else would it land in Vienna? Why would anyone assume Snowden was on the aircraft?

Soz mate nobody cares

Belarus is a huge maritime country, to the ocean shores of which Jen Psaki was going to send the US Navy ))))) )))))

@@Siberian_Bear72 lol

Research it and then rejoin this conversation.

@@corazoncubano5372 my research resulted you lack a sense of humor...i know what and where Belarus is and who they bow to...do you?

What is that supposed to mean? This would have happened with any airline that Roman Protasevich was flying with. The crew did what any other crew would have done.

@@palonazo Ryanair is one of the worst airlines in the world there landings are bad you can search up Ryanair bad landings

@@MahdneticPlayz. If you think there's something that one airline can do differently so that their landings are worse, you clearly don't understand how an airplanes works. Landings in Ryanair are exactly the same as in other airlines. They use the same airplanes. Pilots have the same training and follow the same EU and UK regulations. Airline pilots also change jobs frequently. You could be flying in a Ryanair airplane flown by pilots who just came back from working for Emirates. So, tell me what causes this mysterious difference in how they land. Is it the paintjob? It makes no sense at all.

Sue in what court? You understand that this was "law enforcement" apprehending a "criminal" - right?

@@rauminen4167 Countries don't sanction for nothing. Your not making sense.

You think its right to effect civilians like this, crazy.

Where would you sue anyone? Belarus is a dictatorship

there was no fighter jets involved there. so different..

@@jiifox3245 In October 2016, a Ukrainian dispatcher ordered the Belavia plane to return to Kiev under threat to raise military fighters. After that, the plane returned to Kiev and an anti-Maidan activist was disembarked from it. Your press probably didn't tell you about it ?

@@Siberian_Bear72 Ok, but that plane just took off from Ukraine and was still on Ukraines air space when they ordered it to return. So it is not exactly similar situation. If I take a plane from Germany and soon after take off it is asked to return, that is pretty ok... I understrand because Germany checked in the passangers, so it has some rights over the plane. But if I took a plane from Germany and then on France airspace France asks it to land (even if I am going to Italy) that would not be ok, because France has nothing to do with that plane. Belarus had nothing to do with that flight, it did not start from Belarus and it did not end at Belarus... they just picked up a random plane (which took of from Greece and was going to LIthuania, so nothing to do with Belarus) from the air so its worse than the Ukraine situation.

@Mike Hunt Yes, it is pretty different situation. The Ukraine case is like Check in situation where Ukraine is checking passangers. if they are checking passangers little late (even if in air) that is quite acceptable. Whether Ukraine checked the passangers before the flight or 3 minutes after take off, its quite the same in my opinion. Ukraine was "owning" that flight.

@Mike Hunt "Still don't change the fact that the Western govts are hypocrites" Why are they hypocrites?

no, I wanna go as its a beautiful city

Whatt is putin doing in belarus? Isnt he the president of russia and not belarus?

@@mihaivlad1075 I am pretty sure Belarus could get a total travel ban if Lukasenko continues to act like he has been acting recently. So you better run

I'd totally go to Belarus, if you gave me a submarine that is loaded with ICBMs.

@@azazel166 You all act like its a 3rd world country 🤣 Its 100 times cleaner and safer than UK or France

Idk, but what are you getting at here? Doxing doesn't warrant hijacking a commercial airliner at the threat of shooting it down. Strange of you to bring up this question here.

@@adlsfreund I don't agree with the forced landing of a international passenger plane However this individual is no angel and has committed crimes against the state which he knew that the consequences would be harsh if reprimanded.

@@judgedurham2009 What crimes did he commit, exactly?

@@adlsfreund organising mass riots instigating/inciting racial hatred to name a few.

@@adlsfreund I highly doubt that the leader of a dictatorship would see that as a minor issue. They are generally not very understanding.

What's going on with Belarus right now is way more interesting than Canadian ice skating.

Nah its something to be happy about😂 jk

No one can do whatever they want without a cost somewhere down the line, if it's an illegal action.

@Mike Hunt There will be a cost somewhere along the line though. In fact with Belarus, its airlines have now been banned from European air space, and European airlines will no longer fly over Belarus airspace.

International Community 1 Belarus 0 (Belarus o.g. own goal)

What kind of cruel crazy head you need to be to support a dictator. In a classical sense of that word.

An elected dictator?! Hilarious!

@@pppLT19 You mean Jozef, the Thief ?

@ديني الإسلام و لغتي العربية Why would i even care about it?