Vladivostok must be given back to Russia, the Chinese actor spoke out after Putin’s “historical lectures”

Chinese actor Robert Wu said that Russia should return Vladivostok to China/Collage 24 Channel

After Vladimir Putin’s interview with American journalist Tucker Carlson, people online began to ridicule the “historical reasons” why Russia occupies the territory of Ukraine. Thus, representatives of different nations began to express territorial claims against the aggressor country itself.

For example, the American-Chinese actor Robert Wu on the social network X, formerly known as Twitter, noted that in this case Russia should return the territories that it occupied more than 100 years ago to China. It is said, in particular, about the city of Vladivostok.

Robert Wu, after an interview with Putin, demands to give up Vladivostok

It all started with the post of a former employee of the Xinhua news agency, and now a specialist from the think tank Center for China and Globalization (CCG) Zichen Wang, who wrote a post on the social network X regarding Vladimir Putin’s “historical lectures.”

In particular, Wang’s note says that an obsession with the history of the head of the Kremlin is unconstructive. The analyst noticed that the Russian dictator’s speech contained references to the early Middle Ages, on the basis of which he draws certain political conclusions about the ownership of territories.

Why should we refer to the 8th or 13th century, but not to 220 BC? We live in our time with (current – Channel 24) laws, and not in the 8th century, wrote Wang.< /p>

American-Chinese actor Robert Wu responded to this message. He recalled that if you follow this logic, then in this case Russia must return a large territory that it once took from China.

Robert Wu after Putin's interview said that Russia should return Vladivostok to China/Screenshot 24 Channel

“According to history, Russia must return Vladivostok and the vast territory stolen 100-odd years ago to us,” the actor wrote.

Putin once again spoke nonsense in an interview with Carlson

• Vladimir Putin spoke a lot about Ukraine in an interview with Tucker Carlson. In particular, the Russian dictator said that “Russia and Ukraine will come to an agreement sooner or later,” and in addition said that supposedly “Ukrainians still feel Russian.”
• Also, the head of the Kremlin again decided to show himself as a great connoisseur of history and told Carlson his view on the events of the past for more than half an hour. During the interview, Putin also showed alleged letters from the Ukrainian hetman Bohdan Khmelnytsky.
• The Russian dictator also spoke a lot about AI and Elon Musk, and also accused our government in a propaganda spirit. Read the main points from the conversation between Putin and Carlson.