Арестович: Есть ли шанс закончить войну в этом году? Дневник войны

00:00 – The host opens with a poll about who will win the war of special services in Ukraine. 02:30 – He critiques the current Ukrainian governance structures that must be abolished. 04:12 – He describes the unchecked lawlessness of the office, calling it a plastic white regime. 05:53 – He outlines two possible developments for the National Anti-Corruption Bureau. 08:26 – He warns that a dictatorship is inevitable for Ukraine, and that the situation could worsen after Zelensky. 11:00 – He predicts a red‑brown (national leftist) future for Ukraine. 13:03 – He comments that Russia is not in the best shape. 14:19 – He questions why sanctions were imposed on Latenina. 15:10 – He argues that sanctions against Ukrainian citizens are illegal and that Zelensky has crushed political opposition. 16:46 – He speculates that Zelensky might be removed by force and replaced by Zaluzhny, and that a military takeover would be disastrous. 19:16 – He asks whether Ukrainian soldiers dislike Zelensky. 20:27 – He considers whether Ukrainian military has better chances to negotiate with Putin. 21:56 – He reports on the Ukrainian delegation's third round of talks in Istanbul, expecting significant events in early August. 25:20 – He describes the situation in Pokrovsk, where the defense is collapsing. 27:10 – He notes a new Russian offensive direction toward Kharkiv. 29:30 – He reports a fire near the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant. 30:33 – He quotes US Senator Graham about Trump possibly confronting Putin. 31:55 – He discusses the EU's 18th sanctions package against Russia and the response from the Global South. 35:17 – He asks whether China and India would support Russia in response to sanctions. 37:02 – He comments on Azerbaijan's president Aliyev's anti‑Russian stance. 38:50 – He lists three symbolic enemies of Russia. 40:30 – He notes that the third round of talks in Istanbul will take place on July 23, that business checks are banned, and that Ukrainian children are being returned. 42:40 – He discusses the downshifting of Ukrainian officials within the system. 44:38 – He describes the plight of the Ukrainian people, trapped between a large corrupt dictatorship from the East and a small corrupt dictatorship from within. 47:22 – He asks what will save the people. 50:50 – He talks about law enforcement actions in Ukraine, including occupied territories, and how hypocritical authorities hold Ukrainians hostage. 57:45 – He estimates how many years Zelensky will rule and that Ukraine could be worse without him. 59:57 – He summarizes the poll results, predicting that Putin will win the war of special services in Ukraine. 01:01:35 – He discusses the assimilation coefficient of Ukrainian children in the West and Ukraine's birth rate. 01:02:35 – He reports that Ukraine has suffered a series of fatal blows that it may not recover from, and that only a miracle can save it. 01:03:50 – He answers viewer questions about whether the reading of "The Emerald City" will continue. 01:04:30 – He explains why the commander's hour still operates in Ukrainian rear towns and why block posts remain. 01:05:00 – He asks whether Ukraine can repel 1‑2 thousand Gerainey overnight by autumn. 01:06:33 – He reflects on whether Alexey feels personal responsibility for his election predictions, border openings, and Trump actions. 01:07:40 – He discusses why men aged 18‑24 are allowed to leave the country and the benefits for the authorities. 01:08:00 – He talks about Russia, Ukraine, Belarus as peoples with a common historical root, and how Western Slavs fit into this picture. 01:11:00 – He evaluates the division of Ukraine along the Dnipro. 01:11:45 – He asks whether Alexey has encountered corruption in the presidential office. 01:12:43 – He speculates about times when non‑sanctioned will envy sanctioned. 01:13:25 – He asks whether there is a risk of the disappearance of white civilization.