Арестович: Кто стоит за убийством Портнова? @yulialatynina71

The video opens at 00:00 with a discussion of the assassination of Andrei Portnov in Madrid and the implications for Ukrainian politics. At 04:18 the speaker examines how this murder could affect European support for Ukraine, followed by a look at attacks on Shariy at 06:45 and on Trump at 07:50. The narrative continues with a critique of Ukrainian authorities' double moralism at 09:50, questions about Arestovich's personal safety at 11:44, and a debate over whether all parties achieved their goals in negotiations with Trump at 12:09. By 17:25 the speaker warns of a potential catastrophe in Ukraine by November, and at 23:08 explains why Ukraine lags behind Russia in drone production, citing the absence of a functioning state. The discussion moves to the possibility of Ukraine reaching a tipping point at 30:20, the EU and Ukrainian leaders' Istanbul trip to break a ceasefire at 33:55, and the roles of Trump and Putin in the conflict at 36:08, 38:25, and 40:25. At 44:35 the speaker speculates on Europe's and NATO's response if Putin attacks the Baltics, and at 52:50 the resilience of the Ukrainian front is questioned. The video also covers European sanctions against Russia and tariffs on Ukraine at 56:00, the cognitive style of Russia's war at 01:00:15, Stalin's preparations for a third world war at 01:03:45, and the United States' stance on the USSR at 01:06:30. Further topics include the new era of American policy at 01:08:35, the reasons behind Ukraine's halted negotiations in May 2022 at 01:11:40, the situation in annexed territories like Mariupol at 01:18:15, and the lack of communication with Russian‑speaking populations at 01:23:15. The speaker reflects on human perception during war at 01:32:56 and 01:39:10, critiques Ukraine's political project at 01:51:18, mentions the arson of Starmer's property in the UK at 01:58:05, and concludes with a hypothetical scenario if Arestovich were removed at 02:01:00.