Арестович: Наступит мир после ухода Зеленского?

00:00 – The meeting between Uitkoff and Putin is described, with Zelensky’s task to leave. 03:46 – Ermak is questioned as a dangerous person, with the danger of chaos from impunity. 12:00 – The mechanism of the fall of power is explained, with security forces surrendering first. 16:48 – Expectations of sanctions removal and release of political prisoners are discussed. 18:05 – The listening of Mindič’s apartment is described. 19:16 – Options for signing a peace plan after Zelensky are considered. 23:51 – The issue of Ukraine’s accession to NATO is addressed. 24:50 – Ukrainian wolves commanded by parrots are mentioned, with a corruption scandal undermining Zelensky’s regime. 30:10 – The US agreement with China during Zelensky’s “dance” is questioned. 33:00 – Trump creates a negotiation lever for Russia in Venezuela, referencing Cuba’s history and the Caribbean crisis. 39:33 – The West is described as a colonial management system. 43:00 – The reasons for the USSR’s collapse and the path to the West are discussed, with cash pallets for Ukraine. 47:15 – The West’s lack of fear of direct confrontation with Russia is noted, while it does not want Russian expansion during peacetime. 53:10 – Why Europe does not want peace, ignoring corruption scandals in Ukraine and TCC. 56:15 – Europe’s 10‑year plan for the war in Ukraine, including migration control and building armed forces for European security. 01:01:50 – NATO’s task to fight rising nationalism in Europe and Ukrainian actions with the Russian language. 01:03:30 – Leftist globalists’ purchase of humanitarianism in Ukraine since 1991, provoking national disintegration. 01:10:40 – Julia’s impressions of Putin’s offer in the US after 9/11. 01:14:33 – Putin’s desire to trade with the West. 01:20:05 – If Russia reinterpreted its history as China, people voluntarily choose a Western colony after Russia. 01:21:10 – Why Putin cannot replace his security forces. 01:23:25 – Consequences of lost humanitarianism for Russia and Ukraine, with the USSR ideologically losing to the West under Khrushchev. 01:29:15 – Ukraine made the EU and NATO its power, incorporating them into its constitution. 01:30:50 – Negotiations with Trump for Putin’s legitimacy to the West. 01:33:08 – Cry for help from Mirnograd, why Ukrainian troops were not moved in time. 01:37:45 – Structural problems of power in Ukraine, using the army as an example, with statistics on conscripts. 01:43:50 – Joint response to Russia’s hybrid war. 01:47:15 – Perspective of Ukrainian power in the next two months. 01:52:38 – The phenomenon of high morality among Ukrainians and Europeans. 01:54:52 – People do not want to educate, emotional world made by scientific progress, lies in Ukraine. 02:01:50 – The degree of guilt of the people, which regime Ukrainians support, Russian‑speaking deputies voting against the Russian language, preparing to steal something.