Арестович: Россия определилась с будущим Украины?

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00:00 Alexander Shelest opens the broadcast, outlining the format and posing a poll about the global response if Ukraine ceased to exist. 02:10 the conversation shifts to the Ukrainian Armed Forces' strikes on Russian airfields and the Istanbul negotiations, noting that there was no abrupt collapse of talks because the operations were preplanned. 05:05 the host explains the logic behind the unfolding events and the execution of Operation "Pavlina", marking the start of the summer‑autumn military campaign. 06:55 an analysis of the behavior of Russian and Ukrainian negotiating delegations follows. 13:00 a discussion on the long‑term conduct of Ukraine's and Russia's leaders ensues. 15:25 the return of children abducted by Russia from Europe and Russia is compared to the "Fortress Bakhmut" case, and the losses at Fortress are examined. 18:40 the host examines how the "Fortress Bakhmut" PR was organized and argues that a similar PR could be mounted about Ukrainian children, questioning the purpose of returning children to Ukraine amid intensified war. 23:10 Medinsky's proposal for exchanging bodies of soldiers is presented, and the host questions why Zelensky is discrediting diplomacy on corpses and why Russian authorities previously refused to accept their fallen soldiers. 27:30 the origin of the war's humanization from the Russian side is explored. 32:40 the question of whether Russians have decided on a postwar project for Ukraine is raised. 34:05 the possibility of Western Ukraine (Zemlyanka UPA) releasing Central Ukraine is discussed. 37:50 potential political continuity of a peace agreement with parts of Ukraine is considered, with a comparison to the division of Serbia and Croatia by neutral Bosnia. 44:24 the host reflects on the disappearance of the beloved Ukraine, the metacivilization of Rus by Arestovych, and the tragedy of Ukrainians, Russians, and Belarusians. 49:31 the sign of metacivilization unity is minimal civilian losses. 53:55 the value that Arestovych works for Ukraine is questioned. 57:10 Zelensky's desire to drag Belarus and Europe into war is examined. 01:03:36 the path of Slavs from Vladimir the Great to Vladimir Zelensky is traced. 01:08:40 the war between Russia and Ukraine is described as inspired from the outside. 01:10:47 the loss of meta‑patriotism is questioned. 01:13:23 why Ukraine and Russia cannot negotiate directly is discussed. 01:16:40 the current problems of the Ukrainian Armed Forces are highlighted. 01:23:05 the tragedy of Sum is recounted. 01:25:40 a boiler near Konstantinovka is mentioned. 01:27:20 movements in the Zaporizhzhia region are reported. 01:29:04 the poll results are summarized: if Ukraine ceases to exist, the world will not notice. 01:30:31 viewer questions are addressed, noting that the telethon is not watched, the TCC exists in Ukraine but elections do not, and perhaps another remedy is needed. 01:31:30 the question of whether one will ever tire of being a prophet is posed. 01:31:55 the presence of Ukrainian patriots in Canada and the USA is questioned, and whether Ukrainians can settle in the USA. 01:35:00 the possibility of overthrowing and punishing Zelensky during the war is explored. 01:36:32 the duration of the Istanbul presentation for Trump is discussed. 01:37:20 why Europe wants to get involved in the war with Russia is examined. 01:38:30 the expected duration of the war, months or years, is debated. 01:40:29 the opinion that the implementation of the Minsk agreements led to the country's division is considered, questioning whether it was a hypothesis or a preplanned scheme. 01:41:11 the probability that the charter of green dictatorship will lead Kharkiv and Kyiv residents to meet the Russian army with flowers instead of weapons is questioned. 01:42:52 the fundamental difference between 1 Oreshnik and 6‑8 (Kalibrov/Kinzhalov) is explained. 01:46:43 why Ermak is traveling to the USA and whether he will become Ukraine's president is discussed. 01:48:10 Americans arrived with an audit, and whether the results on the scale of theft will be announced is questioned. 01:49:20 why bridges over the Dnipro are not being touched is examined. 01:50:28 the possibility of China attacking Russia in the future is considered. 01:51:47 how Ukraine should correctly build relations with Israel is discussed. 01:52:38 the possibility of a nuclear strike on Ukraine is questioned. 01:55:35 the SBU broadcasts a recording from the Kerch Bridge cameras, indicating high professionalism. 01:56:25 the fate of Sum is questioned: will they take it, and is it worth leaving?