Арестович: Почему американская помощь не поможет?

At 00:00 the host opens with a poll about the "needle" of Zelensky's regime. At 02:00 he discusses the flights to TCK and how the system reacts to new realities. At 08:23 he explains how civilians are used as cover and how the system will act further. At 12:40 he advises authorities on mass sabotage of TCK, urging them to step back into the people. At 15:30 he presents the final point of the sabotage campaign from a Russian perspective. At 16:33 he speculates on the possibility of "shahedy" flying to police. At 21:30 he comments on a Guardian caricature about Trump, noting that Trump's motivation is not only personal. At 23:31 he discusses the harsh language about Trump's conversation with Putin, claiming Putin sent Trump. At 26:36 he covers the subsequent conversation between Trump and Zelensky. At 28:31 he states that Zelensky faces political self‑destruction. At 29:45 he gives feedback on women's mobilization in Ukraine and how it could technically proceed. At 38:17 he reports that military aid to Ukraine has been frozen due to a Pentagon inventory audit, and aid will continue to shrink. At 41:05 he presents a US poll on support for Ukraine and Zelensky, suggesting the myth about Zelensky will start to fade. At 42:37 he shares memes from Yermak, discussing ontology for Ukrainians and the main problem being not war. At 51:13 he argues that the main cause of war is Ukraine as an anti‑Russia entity, and that removing it would resolve everything. At 53:30 he notes Zelensky admitted problems on the Zaporizhzhia front, in Orikhovo. At 59:13 he discusses corruption and the self‑destruction of Russian transport ministry officials, questioning whether Ukrainian officials could face a similar outcome. At 01:04:07 he describes the front situation, predicting a breakthrough by November in Slavyansk, Kramatorsk, and Zaporizhzhia. At 01:06:00 he states that no trend exists that could turn the front or Ukrainian policy for the better. At 01:07:48 he asks whether there was a tactical failure near Sobolevka. At 01:11:12 he summarizes the poll results about the needle of Zelensky's regime in the TCK system, describing the war as a 40‑month period with no future. At 01:12:48 he asks whether Arestovich continues to collect for the Armed Forces of Ukraine. At 01:14:10 he questions why there is no support from the military he helped. At 01:15:33 he speculates on a possible thaw in Belarus. At 01:16:38 he asks why there is contempt for the enemy but philosophy for oneself. At 01:18:45 he wonders when war could happen in Poland and the Baltics. At 01:20:05 he evaluates Putin's overall performance over 25 years. At 01:21:53 he asks whether the film "Bucha" achieved the intended emotions. At 01:23:08 he discusses the Russian Ministry of Transport's stance on whether similar deaths will continue in other ministries. At 01:24:27 he asks about Alexei Chaadaev. At 01:26:23 he ponders what would happen if Putin decided to eliminate Zelensky, and whether it would affect the war outcome. At 01:28:03 he asks whether people convicted of crimes against TCK will be released after the war. At 01:28:30 he refers to the father of Ukraine as Makhnov. At 01:29:04 he comments on Trump saying that even if Putin drops an atomic bomb on Kyiv, he will remain his friend, evaluating Trump's personality. At 01:29:55 he asks whether Alexei Navalny could have been an instrument of USAID or other organizations to change Russia's regime. At 01:30:40 he asks about Tikhonov. At 01:32:38 he asks how the viewer sees themselves at the tribunal over the Ukrainian nation. At 01:33:05 he asks whether they exclude participation in a future presidential race and where to find their program.