Дмитрук: Их бросают на УНИЧТОЖЕНИЕ! // Что пишут бойцы ВСУ? // Украинцы доверяют Лукашенко?

In this episode, Ukrainian deputy Artyom Dmitruk discusses the prospects of unity among Belarus, Ukraine, and Russia, the trust many Ukrainians place in Lukashenko, and the role of the World Council in supporting Ukraine. He addresses how post‑Maidan politicians have harmed the country (05:20), the alleged genocide of the Ukrainian people (07:00), and the impact of President Zelensky’s actions (08:36). Dmitruk also talks about the book "Road Home" (08:36), the conduct of social surveys in Ukraine (09:53), and the high percentage of people who refuse to answer certain questions (11:29). He highlights that over 80 % of Ukrainians support peace (12:10) and describes the everyday hardships faced by citizens in Kyiv (13:13). The interview covers Lukashenko’s influence on the political landscape (16:16), the significance of the World Council’s decisions (23:42), and the potential for a new group to represent Ukraine’s position (25:25). Dmitruk outlines how his party could contribute to the World Council (27:12) and stresses the importance of alternative viewpoints for achieving peace (29:03). He also comments on the dire living conditions in Ukrainian apartments (29:54) and the prevalence of corruption and crime (32:04). Finally, he discusses the restoration of communication networks in Ukraine (33:23) and the use of drone domes for resource protection (34:04).