⚡ФЕЙГИН: Путина повесят в Кремле! Повторится сценарий Пригожина. Будет капитуляция?

At 00:00, Mark Feygin begins the interview, setting the stage for a discussion on Russia’s political landscape. 00:46, he addresses the claim that YouTube will pay millions to Trump, exploring the implications for media influence. 02:00, the conversation turns to the crisis facing human‑rights institutions in Russia, questioning their effectiveness. 06:44, Feygin examines whether Russia’s political system is truly totalitarian, probing the mechanisms of control. 09:22, he discusses Russia’s historical interest in joining NATO and the strategic calculations behind it. 11:01, the interview delves into why ordinary Russians feel detached from decision‑making processes. 12:22, the focus shifts to the political arena in Moldova, highlighting regional dynamics. 17:13, Feygin considers the possibility of escalation after Ukraine receives long‑range missiles, weighing the risks. 19:37, he explains why the Kremlin remains confident in a swift victory, analyzing military and political factors. 23:23, the discussion covers how China benefits from cooperation with Russia, assessing economic and geopolitical outcomes. 25:47, Feygin talks about the return of children taken by Russia, outlining legal and humanitarian challenges. 28:11, he critiques the suppression of opposition activity in Russia, detailing the mechanisms of repression. 30:08, the interview evaluates whether opponents of the regime have any realistic chance of success. 31:30, Feygin reflects on the plausibility of a nuclear decision in 2022, considering the strategic context and deterrence.