Для чего Ермак и Татаров дожимают оппозицию?

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The video begins with a discussion of the critical situation in Avdeyevka at 00:01, then moves to the Financial Times report on surveillance and physical attacks on journalists in Ukraine at 01:00. At 01:46, Yuri Nikolov from Наші Гроші reacts to the FT article, questioning Ermak’s satisfaction. The segment at 02:27 examines how scandals involving journalist persecution could affect international aid to Ukraine. At 04:12, the statement by RNBO head Danilov that "there is no opposition in Ukraine" is analyzed. The new investigation by Bihus.Info is covered at 05:20, detailing illegal surveillance of the site. At 07:18, the speaker shares personal experiences of SBU surveillance. The 08:35 portion discusses the so‑called "government of national unity" in Israel and why it does not exist in Ukraine. At 09:55, the pressure exerted by Tatars‑Ermak on Ukrainian business is explored. The 10:49 segment explains why Zelensky wanted to meet the Chinese prime minister in Davos. At 12:11, the absence of Ermak and Tatars in the architecture of "Ukraine in the EU" is discussed. The 14:15 part speculates on who might soon become the next Ukrainian prime minister. At 14:48, Zelensky’s intended discussion with the Chinese prime minister is examined. The 15:36 segment outlines Zelensky’s plan for friendship with China. At 17:30, China’s objectives in the war in Ukraine are presented. The 19:30 portion considers the potential consequences for Ukraine of Zelensky’s flirtation with China. Finally, at 20:45, the reasons behind Zelensky’s interest in China are discussed.