Арестович & Латынина: Кто может остановить Путина?

00:00 – The video opens with a discussion about Trump’s strategy to expose Putin’s wrongdoings. 05:00 – The speakers analyze the presence of weapons in Poland and the challenges of deployment. 07:11 – They debate whether Ukrainian forces should shift to offensive operations. 09:18 – The discussion turns to the political law of Gresham and how Zelensky’s regime forces Ukrainians into war with Russia for Western acceptance. 13:20 – The hosts examine the flow of positive news about military aid to Ukraine and the delay of its end. 17:36 – They analyze strategic developments on the front. 19:13 – The possibility of Russia capturing four Ukrainian regions is considered. 23:40 – Russian business protests and seeks to stop the war. 26:10 – Ukraine’s alignment with Western leadership and its bargaining with people. 28:50 – The reasons behind the halt of Russian offensive in Sumy region. 31:03 – The impact of transferring some Patriot missiles to Ukraine. 32:30 – A BBC article on gamification of Ukrainian drone usage and unequal conditions. 38:57 – Advantages and disadvantages of Russian and Ukrainian armies. 43:45 – Why the Ukrainian front did not collapse. 48:35 – The Ukrainian people are caught between inadequate leadership in Kyiv and Moscow. 52:08 – Israel and Turkey’s strikes on other states for protection. 55:18 – The world is decided by the primary game of power. 58:00 – Overestimation of the war by Russia and Ukraine. 01:02:57 – What prevented the West from acting like Israel in the early 20th century. 01:08:15 – If the Russian Empire had not existed. 01:12:30 – Moscow’s more sophisticated social policy compared to Kyiv. 01:18:17 – Why Umerov is not ambassador to the US. 01:18:52 – Real intentions of the collective West regarding Ukraine. 01:19:54 – The EU as an empire-like institution. 01:26:40 – Putin’s potential attack on Baltic states. 01:29:06 – Ukrainian leadership’s lack of funds. 01:30:50 – Why Ukraine does not strike Russian refineries. 01:34:15 – Saturation of Ukrainian defense with Russian drones. 01:37:15 – How Russia should act to bring brotherly peoples. 01:43:40 – Where Russia stands today. 01:44:20 – Mark Solonin’s view on language and culture. 01:48:18 – Possibility of reconciliation between Ukrainians and Russians. 01:50:03 – Xi Jinping’s potential trilateral meeting. 01:53:00 – A modern state project as an example.