Осторожно! Сдача территории Украины агрессору - это международное преступление /№885/ Юрий Швец

At 00:00 the speaker discusses how intelligence is gathered; at 01:36 he explains who Mike Turner is; at 03:05 he describes Rick Crawford; at 04:23 the replacement of Turner by Crawford signals a fundamental shift in the Trump administration’s policy toward the intelligence community; at 07:20 the uncontrolled actions of Soviet intelligence in the 1930s are examined; at 08:01 Clinton’s alleged destruction of the CIA and FBI is linked to the events of September 11; at 12:22 the speaker warns that if this continues, it will lead to terrorism; at 14:26 the Trump team considers two options for negotiating with Russia: strengthening sanctions but providing no military or financial aid; at 17:43 Marco Rubio speaks in Congress, stating that Russia is too big to defeat and that there is no chance Russia will subjugate Ukraine, calling for an end to the war; at 20:02 the speaker notes that Ukrainians are running out of resources and that Rubio has not participated in developing a plan; at 21:16 the speaker says that concessions to both Russia and Ukraine are necessary, with the US present to maintain balance; at 23:06 Ukraine must make concessions to reach an agreement, with no statements that Ukraine must restore sovereignty; at 24:12 Putin’s aide Ushakov says Trump must call first to secure a meeting with Putin; at 29:48 after criticism of Trump’s intentions to meet Putin, Ushakov says a closed discussion at the administration level will occur first; at 31:13 three former US presidents declined an inaugural dinner with Trump; at 31:48 Independent reports that Trump risks violating international law and sending a signal to aggressors worldwide if he forces Ukraine to cede territory; at 33:07 Walz says Trump acknowledges the reality that Ukraine cannot expel all Russians from its territory, implying that the question of Ukraine ceding 20% of its territory is already decided; at 34:14 if Trump forces Ukraine to cede territory, it would be a fundamental violation of international law; at 35:42 the speaker argues that forced territorial concessions under pressure are a direct attack on the post‑World War II international order; at 36:10 Lavrov praises Trump’s statement that NATO plans to open doors for Ukraine led to Russia’s invasion; at 37:29 the speaker states that supporting Ukraine is a legal and moral imperative to protect the foundations of global order for future generations; at 38:19 Chatham House analysts warn that the West must be prepared for mass terrorist attacks by Russia; at 40:09 no concrete actions have been taken; a significant catastrophe is needed before attention; at 41:38 the speaker claims that surrendering Ukrainian territory to the enemy is an international crime; at 47:23 the speaker concludes that if the Trump administration facilitates Russia’s capture of Ukrainian territory, it would be an international crime that can be challenged in Western courts.