Почему Америка устала от Украины | Оксана ДАВЫДА

00:33 – Oksana Davyda is introduced; 01:18 – she explains her background as an artist, publicist, and author; 01:40 – she discusses her native language and learning Russian in the USSR; 02:20 – she describes protests against Zelensky and Yermak; 02:51 – she questions whether to "shake the boat"; 03:04 – she explains the "crystallization" of protest; 04:30 – she cites Jefferson on tyranny and freedom; 05:03 – she comments on Poroshenko and the label "powder-bots"; 07:04 – she recounts early threats after publishing in the US; 08:06 – she talks about the division of American society over Ukraine; 09:22 – she discusses pro‑Russian narratives at an event with General Flynn; 10:55 – she addresses fighting fake news and propaganda from RT; 12:16 – she mentions her husband's campaign and anti‑fan attacks; 14:14 – she discusses the level of support for Ukraine in the US in 2022; 15:56 – she highlights mass aid from ordinary Americans; 16:55 – she describes American reactions to corruption and showmanship; 17:21 – she shows a sign on a car saying "F**k Your Zelensky"; 18:24 – she discusses removal of Ukrainian symbols from the car; 19:21 – she explains how Americans react to her candor; 20:11 – she talks about the image of Ukraine being tarnished by its leadership; 21:09 – she says Americans don't understand why they should fund Ukraine; 22:13 – she suggests using lessons from Trump and Musk in Ukraine; 23:03 – she discusses the idea of Ukraine as the "51st state" and American reactions; 23:35 – she recounts her last visit to Ukraine; 23:59 – she describes threats in Lviv for her political stance; 24:13 – she talks about social media threats and her view of Trump; 26:03 – she explains why Trump doesn't intervene in Ukraine; 27:07 – she considers whether she would vote for Trump again; 28:45 – she discusses the Russian language and cultural policy; 29:22 – she tells a story about "Cinderella" and punishment for truth; 31:26 – she talks about upbringing in fear and her father's secrecy; 32:08 – she mentions Vyacheslav Chorovny as a righteous figure; 33:01 – she criticizes Ukrainian elites as Russian‑speaking hypocrites; 33:47 – she notes 100% Russian schools in Simferopol and Donetsk in 1986; 34:59 – she discusses who taught Ukrainian in the east; 35:53 – she comments on tractors vs. Pushkin as absurd; 36:39 – she says Zelensky should speak Russian; 37:15 – she critiques the phrase "Russian‑speaking Ukrainian"; 38:01 – she says survival is more important than fighting the 19th century; 39:10 – she concludes with final words, links, and video end.