Теневая власть: Ермак как центр управления страной - Константин Бондаренко

At 0:00 the host greets viewers and introduces the discussion on Zelensky, Europe, and the dramatic split with Trump. At 2:10 he presents a condensed version of Trump's plan and Zelensky's counter‑moves. At 5:18 he examines Europe's fatigue, citing Starmer, Macron, and Merkel and their internal crises. At 8:03 he discusses frozen assets, lack of consensus in the EU, and financial issues. At 10:33 he addresses Zelensky's personal security and the fear of returning to Kyiv. At 12:22 he critiques NATO as a mania and the significance of Article 5. At 14:41 he explains Russia's economic carrot and Trump's logic. At 17:24 he covers Putin, the letter of the treaty, and strategic distrust. At 21:43 he looks at the military‑industrial complex and rising defense budgets. At 24:27 he analyzes Trump's deal with the defense sector and political bargaining. At 26:15 he highlights U.S. intelligence as a key factor in the war. At 28:03 he discusses corruption in military supplies and the Reznikov case. At 30:25 he raises questions about Ukrainian elections and constitutional traps. At 32:52 he considers who can sign a peace agreement. At 35:02 he points out the presidential office as an unconstitutional center of power. At 40:11 he reflects on post‑war Ukraine, radicals, crime, and societal trauma. At 43:27 he outlines the long path to normalization and rebuilding relations. At 44:36 he summarizes the conversation and bids farewell.