Арестович: Каковы шансы на перемирие? Дневник войны

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00:00 – The host introduces the format and asks what is likely to happen to TCKashnikov after the fighting ends. 04:38 – Discussion of songs about STERNENKO and the moral choices of Ukrainians. 08:46 – The significance of Ukraine's Independence Day and why the Presidential Office repeats the positions of Shelest and Arestovych. 13:00 – Trump’s view that Putin does not like Zelensky and the potential consequences. 15:24 – What Trump can do. 19:00 – American strategies and the awarding of the Yaroslav the Wise order to Kellogg. 22:17 – The impossibility of analytical planning for the end of the war and the need for a breakthrough. 25:25 – An attack on the Ukrainian Insurgent Army by the Polish president and Ukraine’s foreign policy. 31:54 – Security guarantees for Ukraine and Zelensky, election prospects, and constitutional decisions. 37:57 – Behind the scenes of the Presidential Office. 39:02 – What occupation means and the rights of people within it. 41:16 – Petrenko’s view that talks of peace demotivate potential recruits in Ukraine. 47:32 – The unjust war lost by Ukraine or Russia. 56:00 – What should be rebuilt in Ukraine after the war. 59:30 – The break from the Russian world heritage and the fate of saints’ relics. 01:04:40 – Only Russia, Belarus, and possibly North Korea are ready to fight for Ukraine worldwide. 01:09:20 – Why Russia and Belarus will not attack Ukraine together. 01:12:55 – Who and how Ukraine should recognize a joint symbolic capital with Russia and Belarus. 01:18:30 – TCK continues to be harsh. 01:20:25 – Survey results: TCK after the war expects revenge and retribution. 01:21:35 – Woody Allen’s entry into the “Peacemaker” database. 01:22:15 – Answers to viewers’ questions and the end of monostreams about Rus–Ukraine. 01:23:07 – Evaluation of Russia’s strategic split. 01:24:28 – Whether the war is ending and if Putin will meet Zelensky. 01:25:05 – Assessment of Konstantin Malofeev’s role. 01:25:55 – Explanation of the weakness of the Russian opposition and the lack of discussion about Zelensky’s lawlessness. 01:27:00 – When political prisoners might be released. 01:27:24 – List of political prisoners Panchenko and why the aggressor state cares about them. 01:29:26 – Probability of Russia taking Odessa if the war lasts until 2026. 01:30:20 – Why Slavyansk and Kramatorsk are assigned to Dnipro and Zaporizhzhia. 01:31:00 – Who blew up the Northern pipelines. 01:31:37 – Prospects of Arestovych’s visit to Russia. 01:32:55 – Why Chonhar was demined. 01:33:43 – Who benefited from the war for Russia and Ukraine. 01:34:25 – Russians did not take Tbilisi and won the war; now there is peace in Georgia – is such a scenario possible for Ukraine? 01:34:40 – Whether STERNENKO has the audacity to run for president. 01:35:00 – Whether Ukraine has allies like Russia. 01:35:20 – Who is the nuclear electorate of Zelensky. 01:36:45 – The role of the Pope in politics. 01:37:05 – Motivation for Zelensky to continue the war. 01:37:29 – If Ukraine changes its project, Russia should also change its project towards Ukraine. 01:37:56 – Your bad habits. 01:38:17 – How to cure Putinism and Zelenskyism.