Массовое бегство: Как украинские военные спасаются от службы - Лазарев и Азаров

0:00 – The discussion opens with an introduction to the situation in Odessa and attacks on civilians. 3:04 – The arrest of Metropolitan Arseniy is examined, including public reaction and constitutional breaches. 6:01 – A story about Patriarch's visit to Pochayiv, involving Cossacks and resistance. 9:20 – The decline of mass religious participation is discussed. 12:04 – Conflicts at the '7th kilometer' are described, highlighting market unity and resistance. 15:18 – Constitutional violations such as mobilization, martial law, and ship dispersal are addressed. 18:20 – A criminal case over payments to Olympians is presented through Azarov's personal story. 21:00 – Mass self‑evacuations and flight from the country are covered, showing loss of trust in the state. 24:17 – A border escape story unfolds, detailing traps, mines, drones, and casualties. 27:07 – The mass exodus continues, with dozens fleeing daily, concluding the 'no‑visa' discussion. 30:14 – A church split is analyzed, focusing on the roles of Varfolomey, Filaret, and canonization. 33:05 – Predictions about the war's end are offered by politicians and a personal forecast. 36:49 – The escalation's origins are traced, including plans for Donbas attacks and Russian proposals. 40:02 – A 2030 forecast is presented, calculating mobilization resources and Ukraine's role in NATO plans. 43:52 – The danger of a 'paper peace' without guarantees is debated. 46:01 – Belgium's defense minister warns of a nuclear conflict. 49:00 – Viktor Orbán's 'peace march' is discussed, with hope for public movement. 51:07 – China's role as a balancing force is examined, its influence and position in negotiations. 53:05 – Hope for a U.S. compromise is expressed, summarizing the conversation.