Малек Дудаков: ТРАМП играет ва-банк. Венесуэла — лишь начало. Куба, Иран, Гренландия - что дальше?

At 00:00 the host welcomes Malek Dudakov to discuss how the White House began 2026, the outcomes of the high‑profile operation in Latin America, and why media impact does not equal strategic success. From 00:25 onward the conversation covers the January operation in Venezuela, its media effect in Caracas, and the long‑term consequences for the U.S. The discussion moves to the transitional period in Venezuela, the challenges of oil projects, and myths about reserves. At 04:41 the panel examines regional reactions and elections in Colombia and Brazil. From 05:50 the focus shifts to U.S. domestic politics, Trump’s ratings, and societal division. At 07:52 the incident in Minneapolis on January 7 is analyzed for its public impact. The dialogue continues with migration raids, street dynamics, and the build‑up to the political season. At 12:12 the hosts discuss the “Repeat 1793” slogan and its significance. From 14:04 the conversation turns to Cuba, Trump’s statements, and the role of diaspora lobbying. At 17:44 the panel considers Cuba as an open question for U.S. sanctions versus economic engagement. The discussion then moves to Iran at 26:21, exploring widespread dissatisfaction and U.S. options. At 30:02 the focus shifts to Greenland, why Washington is interested, and the tools of pressure. The narrative continues with the tanker incident at 35:44, Trump’s strategy of sequential pressure, and the influence of immigrant opposition. At 41:34 the conversation turns to Britain, its defense sector, and political turmoil. The final segment at 46:41 examines the possibility of a Moscow‑Washington negotiation in 2026, followed by Belarusian diplomatic outcomes at 47:09.