Арестович: Наступит мир после саммита на Аляске? Дневник войны

At 00:00 Alexander Shelest introduces the format and asks whether peace will come after the Alaska summit. At 02:40 the hosts discuss the intentions of political leaders such as Putin, Trump, and Zelensky, and European policy. At 10:15 they examine the safety of protesting against Zelensky in Ukraine and who the signal is for. At 13:13 the discussion turns to the idea of exchanging territories and the size of Putin’s concessions. At 16:40 the conversation focuses on whether Europe and Britain are ready to support Ukraine without U.S. funding. At 18:55 the hosts talk about the preparation for elections in Ukraine, the war and peace parties, and how Ukrainians will vote. At 25:20 they discuss how Zelensky’s powers could lead to his political demise. At 28:50 the hosts argue for a peace party to restore a neutral state and normal relations with neighbors. At 29:24 they mention the war party’s campaign ads. At 30:30 they ask what will happen to Zelensky’s fiasco. At 32:40 Gontarenko talks about the “Mindy” apartment films and how the president could hide 5 billion euros in crypto, labeling Zelensky a corruptor for Europe. At 36:18 they question whether the war party has real power in Ukraine. At 39:40 the war party’s chances are weighed against a possible decision by Trump and Putin on 15 August. At 40:40 they discuss whether Russia can be a managed, independent country that can lift sanctions on politicians. At 43:43 they consider whether Russia can be satisfied with Ukrainian regions without major cities. At 45:50 they talk about Mariyana Bezuglaya and the breakthrough on the front between Kramatorsk and Dobropole. At 50:05 they list towns such as Pokrovsk, Kupiansk, Toretsk, Konstantinovka, and the Silver Forest. At 53:00 they warn that Russian command may think it has enough resources to continue active offensive actions on four fronts. At 56:00 they discuss the offensive thrusts of the Ukrainian forces and what Zelensky might do before the Alaska summit. At 59:33 they ask whether Ukrainians are ready for defeat. At 01:03:33 Nezvorov on Dudy asks why it is hard to answer simple questions. At 01:07:15 they conduct a public experiment for viewers. At 01:07:54 they discuss totalitarian violence in Ukraine and the bad ambassadors of the Ukrainian language. At 01:12:40 they talk about the trauma of the war’s humiliation. At 01:16:18 they present the poll results: peace in Ukraine will come after Zelensky leaves. At 01:18:18 they discuss whether a rightward shift in Europe is difficult and what it could mean for Europe. At 01:19:19 they ask why Russia is being lowered to the same level as Ukraine. At 01:21:41 they ask whether Europe and Zelensky can thwart Trump’s attempts. At 01:22:25 they ask why the Alaska summit was invited. At 01:23:32 they discuss the image from yesterday’s broadcast “hanging on a burning cross” and where to read about it. At 01:24:03 they ask whether the cross‑bearer fought in Mariupol. At 01:24:29 they ask who will sign the 24 regions and Crimea or whether borders will revert to 1919. At 01:23:55 they ask when the “busification” will end. At 01:25:22 they ask why France sealed the Bucha report. At 01:25:35 they ask whether there is a war in history similar to the Russian‑Ukrainian war. At 01:26:00 they ask how eternity differs from infinity. At 01:26:51 they ask whether the war will end in 2025. At 01:27:43 they ask what people think about Gordon Donchans drinking urine instead of water. At 01:28:40 they ask after Alaska, where the probability of civil war in Ukraine is. At 01:29:26 they ask whether Alexey sees a contradiction between his two statements about Russia’s concessions in Kherson and Zaporizhzhia and the continuation of actions to capture those regions.