Арестович: Заход в Днепр? Гибель пилота F-16. Удар по ТЦК.

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At 00:00 the host opens with a poll asking viewers about Russia's strikes on the TCC. At 05:20 he discusses the geopolitical situation between Russia and Azerbaijan and its consequences. At 12:20 he examines the possible origins of the conflict. At 13:20 he covers the aftermath of Russia's strike on Ukraine, the death of a Ukrainian pilot, and the spread of Ukrainian propaganda. At 22:45 he explains the objectives of the Russian army in the Dnipropetrovsk region and criticizes Ukrainian authorities' communication about combat operations. At 28:35 he highlights the poor quality of Ukrainian defense as seen on front‑line maps, noting the failure to hold the natural line near Kupiansk‑Zaporozhye‑Kamenskoye. At 32:15 he comments on Ukrainian analysis that trenches are unnecessary and soldiers are in “empty ditches,” questioning the lack of fortifications and the failure to prepare the Sumy region. At 39:50 he discusses the consequences of Ukraine leaving the Convention on Anti‑Personnel Mines. At 42:00 he argues that negotiations are meaningless until the end of the summer‑autumn Russian offensive, and touches on information warfare in the US. At 48:05 he asks what Ukraine and Russia should discuss. At 49:50 he talks about Trump’s war in Ukraine and the attitudes of Ukraine and Russia towards the conflict. At 53:20 he speculates whether Ukraine will ever join NATO and what would happen under the eternal song. At 56:35 he mentions Stepanchuk’s remarks about elections. At 59:07 he describes an informal ban on pro‑government bloggers from discussing elections against Ukrainian public opinion polls, and the possibility of an alternative political candidate winning. At 01:10:20 he questions whether Ukrainians deserve miracles and discusses attitudes towards Ukrainians in occupied territories. At 01:15:38 he explains what a national state is and its consequences for Ukraine. At 01:23:43 he notes that war in Ukraine eliminates mass people and each Ukrainian faces a choice about positioning relative to the current model of Ukrainian statehood. At 01:37:10 he asks what an individual Ukrainian can do today. At 01:38:47 he summarizes the poll results: Russia’s strikes on TCC are long overdue. At 01:39:35 he addresses viewer questions about how they differ from the criticized authorities. At 01:40:40 he asks whether viewers agree with the military cycles of Starikov. At 01:41:33 he asks why they believe lies can be defeated by words and whether a person can change if they refuse to. At 01:42:50 he asks about the strengths and weaknesses of Ukrainians, Russians, and Belarusians. At 01:44:45 he asks for a forecast regarding the booked. At 01:45:17 he asks why Putin fears harsh reactions to European weapons supplies during the war. At 01:46:20 he discusses whether every Ukrainian president is unofficially approved by the US and Russia, and whether the clown and his war role will no longer appear. At 01:47:37 he asks whether Russia is conducting a limited war. At 01:53:35 he asks about the stance towards RDK and the “Freedom of Russia” legion. At 01:55:40 he asks about the appointment of Alexander Alferov as head of the Ukrainian Institute of National Memory. At 01:56:55 he asks what the Oxford criterion of rationality is. At 01:58:15 he asks whether Arystovych considers Zelensky an agent of the Kremlin. At 01:58:40 he asks the Azerbaijani response from Russia for supporting Israel. At 01:59:26 he asks whether a civilizational choice can be made if the people have not realized their anthology. At 01:59:45 he asks why Ukrainians cannot change the government themselves. At 02:00:17 he asks for book recommendations to understand propaganda. At 02:00:40 he asks what they would do if a country asked them to lead the “Fifth Project.” At 02:01:08 he asks whether Russia will go to the Baltic states. At 02:01:23 he reflects on how Russians used to be cultists of death, now Ukrainians, and wonders how that happened.