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He states, "Zelenskyy does not represent the opinion of Ukrainians as his democratic mandate expired in the 2024." He adds, "He received it in 2019 under the promise to find common ground with Russia and secure peace." "Today, it is president Trump who fulfills Zelenskyy's pre election promises." Therefore, "for Ukraine and Ukrainians, he has a thousand times more right to be called our president than the self proclaimed and deceitful Zelensky." He argues that "neither president Trump nor European leaders, and certainly not the self proclaimed Zelenskyy, can decide Ukraine's future without Ukrainians." He notes that "This right was simply stolen from us by canceling elections and using punitive measures to forbid speaking about peace." He warns that "On Monday, Zelensky will again be in the Oval Office, once more pushing the agenda of perpetual war."

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Сценарий: стать президентом Украины и договариваться с Путиным. Он говорит: «я иду на вы» и предлагает пересмотреть отношения с 1991 года по Черноморскому флоту, ТОЗЛ и газовым войнам, определить причины и следствия. Цель — сменить курс Украины: «Украина больше никогда не будет представлять угрозы для Российской Федерации» на взаимных условиях; нужен арбитраж и запрет на применение военной силы; «не должны быть… 13 не должны быть» — символическое единство русских, украинцев и белорусов. Конкретика: «четыре области, Крым на сегодня июньский ультиматум Путина 26-го года и обеспечение прав русскоязычного населения и церкви.» «Я отдаю четыре области и Крым, и не признаю их российскими. Отдаю на условиях ФРГ и ГДР.» Вывод войск к границе, подписание мирного соглашения, перестройка отношений; учёт Беларуси. Затем совместный молебен за погибших и возложение цветов; если Россия воздержится — возложу со своей стороны. Scenario: imagine you are Ukraine’s president negotiating with Putin. He says: “я иду на вы” and proposes to review relations since 1991 over the Black Sea Fleet division, TOZL, and gas wars, to determine causes and consequences. The goal is to change Ukraine’s course: “Ukraine will never again threaten the Russian Federation” on mutual terms; an arbitration system and a ban on the use of force; “not supposed to be… 13 not supposed to be” — symbolic unity of Russians, Ukrainians and Belarusians. Concrete: “four regions, Crimea on the June 26th year ultimatum” and “I give up four regions and Crimea, and do not recognize them as Russian. I give up on the terms of the FRG and GDR.” Withdraw troops to the border, sign a peace agreement, and rebuild relations; Belarus accounted for. Then a joint prayer for the dead and laying flowers; if Russia abstains — I will lay flowers from my side.

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The speaker believes Vladimir Putin wants peace. Despite raining missiles, Putin's dream was to take over the whole country, but the speaker believes that because of them, Putin won't achieve this. The speaker states they don't trust many people, including the interviewer, accusing them of dishonesty and asking "fake questions." The speaker believes Putin respects them, and that is why Putin won't take over all of Ukraine, even though that was his original intention. The speaker concludes that the war should never have happened.

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The speaker believes that the West is leading Ukraine towards destruction by encouraging them to confront Russia. They argue that a better approach would be to neutralize Ukraine, focus on its economic development, and remove it from the competition between Russia and NATO. The speaker emphasizes that time is on their side and that Ukrainians should avoid a hardline policy and instead seek compromise with Russia. They suggest that it is in everyone's interest to quickly resolve the crisis and create a neutral Ukraine.

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Zelensky was an actor and comedian. He was never involved in politics, never involved in governance, government, nothing. Not one of those things. In 2014, when Ukraine's government was overthrown in a coup, Zelenskyy was placed there, his only experience being playing the role on TV and in movies. Ukraine has always been known to be one of the top 10 most corrupt countries in our entire world. This war started in 2014, and although Russia made the first move, the question you guys need to start asking yourselves is, was Russia actually the aggressor? Zelenskyy has banned all opposing media. Zelenskyy has single handedly banned any oppositional party. There have been documented cases of Zelensky's military showing neo Nazi strategy called the Azov battalion. Liberals, who was laundering money with Russia and Ukraine? Hunter Biden.

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Zelensky needs to act swiftly, as the war isn't progressing favorably for Ukraine. I believe I can successfully negotiate an end to the war with Russia, something others have failed to do. Putin may even agree. Zelensky seems unwilling or unable to pursue peace, evident by his frustration over not being invited to Saudi Arabia, and the fact that there have been no productive talks to end the war in three years. The war has resulted in devastating casualties for both sides, with countless lives lost. Ukraine is shattered under his leadership. To end this, you must talk to both sides, which hasn't happened. My hope is to see a ceasefire soon and restore stability in Europe.

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Сценарий предусматривает встречу украинского президента с Путиным "по принципу иду на вы", чтобы подвести итоги 1991 года и пересмотреть причины конфликта. Он заявляет о смене внешней и внутренней политики Украины — сохранить проектность, чтобы "Украина больше никогда не будет представлять угрозы для Российской Федерации со своей территории" и заложить преемственность политики при взаимных обязательствах: "для этого надо пересмотреть систему отношений" и "не допустить применения военной силы друг против друга". Он настаивает на прекращении войны через решение по четырём областям и Крыму: "Я отдаю четыре области и Крым. Не признаю их российскими. Отдаю на условиях ФРГ и ГДР." Вывод войск на границу, создание новой линии прикосновения "как у Кореи. 37-я параллель", и подписание мирного соглашения, если будет добрая воля, иначе продолжение войны. Затем символическое единство народов, совместный молебен "за погибших", и предложение возложить цветы российским солдатам с условием взаимности; у говорящего есть дед—"российский солдат". The scenario envisions the Ukrainian president meeting Putin "on the principle of I am coming to you" to review the 1991 era and reassess the causes of the conflict. He states a shift in Ukraine's foreign and domestic policy — to ensure "Ukraine will never again pose a threat to the Russian Federation from its territory" and to lay a succession of policy under mutual obligations: "to do this we must rethink the system of relations" and "prevent the use of military force against each other." He insists on ending the war through addressing four regions and Crimea: "I give up four regions and Crimea. I do not recognize them as Russian. I give them up on the conditions of the FRG and the GDR." Troop withdrawal to the border, creating a new contact line "like Korea’s 37th parallel", and signing a peace agreement if there is goodwill, otherwise continuation of the war. Then symbolic unity of peoples, a joint prayer "for the dead", and the proposal to lay flowers for Russian soldiers on the condition that the Russian side lays flowers too; the speaker notes his grandfather was a "Russian soldier".

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The West is leading Ukraine down a path to destruction by encouraging them to play tough with Russia, with the expectation that the West will defeat Putin. This encourages Ukraine to be unwilling to compromise with Russia, which will wreck the country. A better policy would be to neutralize Ukraine, build up its economy, and remove it from the competition between Russia and NATO. Creating a neutral Ukraine would be in the interest of the West, Russia, and most importantly, Ukraine.

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The liberal media paints me as a fascist, but I'm focused on family, nation, and God. We're allies with the U.S., yet treated worse than Russia. NATO's strategy is provoking war, which we can't win. Regime change in Russia is dangerous; anarchy is the worst outcome. Ukraine is losing the war, a tragedy fueled by a bad strategy. The West misunderstands Russia; their priority is unity, not freedom. Killing Putin won't work. A deal providing security for Ukraine, but not NATO membership, is needed. Only the U.S. can broker peace; call back Trump, his foreign policy was the best in decades. Liberals today are against freedom, enforcing their ideology. We have a Christian, national view.

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I don't know how a trilateral summit with Presidents Zelensky and Putin would work, they don't like each other and the US should never have allowed this situation to happen. I've stopped many wars, even some nobody's heard about. Ukraine wants to stop this war more than anyone. Negotiations should be between Ukraine and Russia, not Russia and the US. The US helps us because we are defending the line. If we fall, Russia will target the Baltics and Poland, and eventually, American soldiers will have to fight. Many Ukrainian cities are still standing. People are working, and children are going to school, even if it's difficult. Ukraine is fighting and living, despite Putin's claims. He has lost many soldiers and hasn't destroyed us.

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«Я иду на вы.» Он призывает подвести итоги с 1991 года по Черноморский флот, ТУЗЛ и газовые войны, пересмотреть причинно-следственные связи. «Я полон решимости сменить направление внешней и внутренней политики Украины, то что я называю словом проектность украинскую.» Украина «больше никогда не будет представлять угрозы для Российской Федерации со своей территории» на взаимных условиях: «эти обязательства могут быть только взаимны... не допустить применения военной силы друг против друга»; «Кто угодно с кем угодно воюете, но только не русские, не украинцы и не белорусы.» «Вот эти 13 не должны быть.» Далее: «четыре области: Крым... и обеспечение прав русскоязычного населения и церкви.» «А отдаю четыре области... и Крым, и не признаю их российскими. Отдаю на условиях ФРГ и ГДР.» Мирный договор «должен быть» с признанием территории; иначе будет «мирное соглашение, не договор.» Вывод войск до границы «как у Кореи. 37 апреля.» Белорусь — фактор; символическое единство от Владимира Великого; совместный молебен; пресс-конференция: «нас пытались сделать врагами, я пришел положить конец этому.» Возложение цветов к российским солдатам по взаимной договоренности; иначе — со стороны говорящего, «у меня дед российский солдат». I go on the offensive. He calls to review since 1991 regarding problem areas: the Black Sea Fleet, Tuzla, and gas wars, and to reassess causes. «I am determined to change Ukraine’s external and internal policy, what I call the Ukrainian project.» Ukraine «will never again threaten the Russian Federation with its territory» on mutual terms: «these obligations can only be mutual... prevent the use of force against each other»; «Whoever fights with anyone, but not Russians, not Ukrainians, and not Belarusians.» «Those 13 must not be.» Then: «four regions: Crimea... and ensuring rights of the Russian-speaking population and the church.» «I give four regions... and Crimea, and I do not recognize them as Russian. I give on the terms of FRG and GDR.» A peace treaty «must have a clear legal form... recognition of territory.» Otherwise a «peace agreement, not a treaty.» Troops withdrawn to the border «like Korea. April 37.» Belarus as a factor; symbolic unity of peoples of Russia, Belarus, and Ukraine from Vladimir the Great; joint prayer; press conference: «we were targeted as enemies, I came to end this.» Flowers to Russian soldiers by mutual accord; otherwise I will lay flowers from my side, «because my grandfather was a Russian soldier.»

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The speaker believes Putin's recent actions suggest he may not want to end the war, but also states that Putin wants peace. The speaker asserts that if it weren't for them, Putin would want to take over all of Ukraine. The speaker believes Putin saw the Afghanistan situation and thought it was his chance to take Ukraine, which was "the apple of his eye." The speaker claims that Putin's first choice was to take all of Ukraine, but he didn't act during the speaker's term. The speaker believes Putin respects them, and because of that, Putin won't take over the entire country. The speaker does not trust many people, including the interviewer, but believes Putin respects them. The speaker concludes the war never should have happened and blames incompetent people.

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I'm angry at Americans for protecting Zelensky. He's an unlawful president whose idol is Putin. Zelensky always lived in Moscow and dreamed of joining high society. He's a comedian, and Ukrainians support him because of a movie where he played a president – it's just marketing. When Zelensky was a comedian, the greatest honor for him was when Putin watched him. I know this because I'm a singer who performed at the same comedy show in Russia. Zelensky has nothing to do with benefiting Ukraine or Ukrainians. He even participated in an LGBTQ music band. Zelensky always wanted to be at the top, no matter the cost. He's the kind of person who would do anything to get what he wants. All the money donated to Ukraine goes into his and his friends' pockets. My friends in Ukraine have received nothing during this time. None of them have gotten even a piece of bread from the billions Americans have sent.

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I am ready to leave my post as president if it means peace for Ukraine. If it is absolutely necessary for me to leave for peace to occur, then I am willing to do so. I am also ready to exchange my position for NATO membership immediately, if those are the conditions required. I won't belabor the point any further.

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The speaker expresses disagreement with the portrayal of the President of Ukraine by Western media, arguing that he is not the hero he is made out to be. They highlight the mistreatment of ethnic Russian people in Ukraine and the ongoing civil war. The speaker criticizes President Zelensky for endorsing a group with a leader who made a controversial statement about Russian children. They also mention the Azov battalion, a militia with alleged Nazi affiliations, and the US's support for Ukraine's bid to join NATO. The speaker questions Zelensky's image and accuses him of propagating lies and escalating the conflict. They suggest allowing a vote on independence for predominantly Russian areas as a solution. The speaker concludes by cautioning against blindly accepting information about the conflict.

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The West is leading Ukraine down a path to destruction by encouraging them to play tough with Russia, with the expectation that the West will defeat Putin. This encourages Ukraine to be unwilling to compromise with Russia, which will wreck the country. A better policy would be to neutralize Ukraine, build up its economy, and remove it from the competition between Russia and NATO. Creating a neutral Ukraine would be in the interest of the West, Russia, and most importantly, Ukraine.

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I declare for those who will watch or are watching this information: Mr. Pruchinov, Mr. Yatsenyuk, Mr. Tekhnebok, and those with them — I know openly and reliably that these are funded agents of the Central Intelligence Agency of the United States. In addition, Mr. Yatsenyuk is the first deputy head of the Freemason lodge in Ukraine, and its head, if anyone doesn’t know, is Mr. Pinchuk, the son-in-law of Mr. Kuchma. All the deceptions that were carried out and all the commands of Mr. Yanukovych were simply puppetry in the hands of Mr. Honchuk, the best and Kravchuk. They sold him as well. They gave him commands—don’t let Berkut in, then let Berkut in, then storm or not storm—and then, when people were finally allowed to take up arms, their vile betrayal. Primarily it’s the work of Mr. Kravchuk and Mr. Kuchma. Not many know that Mr. Kuchma, after the so-called victory in the Maidan revolution, was targeted thanks to Mr. Pinchuk. The Americans lifted the arrest on his accounts, and he lives freely. And after they sold Yanukovych, I’m not saying he’s good; I’m not his admirer. He was wrong in many ways. Although he remains the legitimate president, whether we want it or not, whether those stinkers-who-smell, or not. I’m tired of listening, of not listening. Anyone can insult a person. But first we must understand what prompted this. What was the motive? The main lawlessness was committed by Mr. Rinat Akhmetov, Mr. Kolomoyskyi, the head of the World Jewish Congress, Mr. Fer t ash, and others. All these oligarchs. At first, it looked like two clans fighting for a feeding trough, as in 2005. Now it’s simply a direct occupation of Ukraine by the United States through stand-ins. I’m not afraid of this; I have enough strength to defend myself. But my wife remains there. And not only my wife. There are many people who want to threaten Russia. Many want help from Russia to cleanse Holy Rus from the invasion of red-brown plague and American Zionists. I am not an anti-Semite, God forbid; I am an internationalist. I was raised in the spirit of Soviet internationalism. But let people not confuse. I have no hatred for simple Jews. They are not to blame. They also endure from their landlords, so to speak, Orthodox Jewish organizations, Hasidim, in particular, organizations like Chabad, which rule this black feast. So let no one accuse me of anti-Semitism. But, in the end, I can say, as they say in Odessa, who are Semites and who are anti-Semites. You know? No, tell me. Semites are those who drink until seven; anti-Semites are those who drink after seven. This is how they say in Odessa. I love Odessa humor, genuine old Odessa humor. But I hate what they do. Imagine a scene on the Maidan: representatives of the Greek-C Catholic Church stand; representatives of the so-called autocephalous, self-proclaimed church, who during the war walked around showing to the Germans, to those in the family at the front children, in the partisans and so on. Also the so-called False Patriarchate of Kyiv, which papal Rome did not recognize in its time, led by Mr. Mykhailo Denysenko, who still calls himself Filaret, and is anathemized for sacrilegious acts and many other offenses against the church. Now he tries to join a secret assembly with Right Sector, in particular with such fascist organization as Svoboda. This is their true name; the Social-National Party of Ukraine. So that all may know: Svoboda is simply because they realized they cannot appeal on their own to politics, so they will go under their true banner. Then there is a law draft, a deputy-Briton, I think; I’m not strong with names, but I know it is 100 percent the bill banning the Moscow Patriarchate. Prohibition of the Russian language in Ukraine, up to criminal prosecution. All this is the work of ultraright forces with the support of American fascists, so to speak. World imperialism. That’s it. Maybe I’m not a skilled speaker, but I’ve had enough. I’ll repeat: it sounds banal. Thank you very much.

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Alex argues Zelensky's statement—'Ukraine will never be what, pushed to disgrace or shame by compromising itself'—signals a commitment to continue the conflict. He notes Zelensky previously told Trump he was 'going to look for peace, he was willing for compromise' and discussed 'possibly freezing the front lines,' but now rejects any ceasefire. He questions what Russia would have to compromise on and asserts 'This conflict does not end without Russia taking back Odessa, it doesn't end without Russia seizing the whole Eastern Ukraine, it doesn't end without Kyiv signing an agreement of neutrality, no NATO.' He contrasts Ukraine's stance with discussions of war and warns the West. He mentions Trump may 'sell some weapons to Ukraine possibly in a few weeks' and cites Ukraine threatening Hungary: 'Zelenskyy is not in charge of Hungary's matters.' He adds 'This conflict does not end with peace.'

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"Peace in Ukraine is possible now." "The war started eleven years ago when The United States backed a violent coup to overthrow the Ukrainian government of president Viktor Yanukovych." "Why did The United States want NATO enlargement? Because The United States wanted to dominate Russia." "It was based on autonomy for Eastern Ukraine, the ethnically Russian part of Ukraine." "The United States and Germany ignored the treaty." "Do not accept neutrality. Fight on." "The Ukraine war can end now based on neutrality of Ukraine. Just say it. Neutrality." "Diplomacy where Europe and Russia sit down and undertake collective security, recognizing that Russia does not want NATO or NATO troops on its border, and Russia recognizing that Europe does not want Russian troops in Ukraine."

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To restart talks, Zelensky needs to say he wants peace. He doesn't need to say negative things about me. He simply has to state, "I want to make peace. I don't want to fight this war any longer." His people are dying, and he needs to understand he doesn't hold the strong cards in this situation.

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Speaker 1 argues that 'this will be a peace agreement, not a ceasefire,' forcing the U.S., Russia, and Europe to define peace beyond a halt. He says the war reflects 'an unnecessary set of provocations from the West, not the unprovoked war of aggression by Russia.' He favors Ukraine's security through neutrality, insisting 'Ukraine's real security is neutrality' and 'Neutrality is desirable.' He envisions a monitored security arrangement via the UN Security Council, with 'Russia is one of the guarantors of peace because it's got security interests that need to be respected alongside Ukraine.' He notes 'there was no treaty to end World War II' and that 'promises unfulfilled by the West of no NATO enlargement.' He criticizes Western leadership as 'a gang of the rankest amateurs' and laments 'the Russophobia is rampant and wild' in Europe, urging renewed collective security discussions.

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Checklist for summary approach: - Identify and order the core claims and chronology of events. - Preserve the speaker’s key assertions and specific examples, including quoted phrases where appears in the transcript. - Highlight unique or surprising points (e.g., alleged coups, Minsk II interpretation). - Exclude repetition, filler, and off-topic content. - Avoid commentary on truthfulness; present claims as stated. - Translate only if needed (not needed here); keep the summary within 380–476 words. The speaker argues that the United States has repeatedly acted to redraw borders and topple governments without UN authorization, and that Western powers have treated international agreements as tools to serve their interests. He cites the Belgrade bombing for seventy-eight days as the first post-World War II European war that aimed to break Serbia, create Kosovo as an enclave, and install a NATO base in the Balkans, describing it as a NATO mission without UN authority. He lists additional interventions: Afghanistan, Iraq, and Syria, with the assertion that the Obama and Hillary Clinton era tasked the CIA to overthrow Bashar al-Assad, and that NATO illegally bombed Libya to topple Muammar Gaddafi. He also recounts Kyiv in February 2014, stating that the United States overthrew Yanukovych together with right-wing Ukrainian forces, noting that this occurred after the EU had reached an agreement for early elections, a government of national unity, and a stand-down by both sides. He emphasizes that the next day the opposition asserted disagreement, and the United States immediately backed the new government, ignoring the prior constitutional agreement. In 2015, he contends the Russians did not seek Donbas restoration but peace through negotiations. Minsk II, a UN Security Council unanimously adopted treaty, was signed by the Ukrainian government and guaranteed explicitly by Germany and France. He states that it was laughed at inside the US government, despite the UN endorsement. He cites Angela Merkel’s later remark in a desight-era interview after the 2022 escalation, claiming she said Minsk II was “a holding pattern to give Ukraine time to build its strength.” He counters that Minsk II was a UN Security Council unanimously adopted treaty meant to end the war. He asserts familiarity with the United States government and urges distrust, arguing that both sides should sit down publicly and present their terms “in front of the whole world” for judgment. He calls for clear terms: “We’re not going to overthrow governments anymore,” and asks the United States to say “We accept this agreement,” and Russia to say “We’re not stepping one foot farther than whatever the boundary is actually reached,” with NATO not enlarging. He envisions putting the terms on paper for the world to see, asserting that “once in a while, treaties actually hold.”

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Speaker 0: He asks about comparisons to World War II and what Hitler did in Czechoslovakia. Initially, he takes some territory. He appeased Putin the same way they appeased Hitler. But then, especially if he takes the defensive line in Donbas, which Ukraine still holds at the moment, it puts Putin in a better position to continue invading more and more territory out of Ukraine over the next ten, fifteen years rather than trying to achieve it all in the next few months or next couple of years? Speaker 1: It’s wildly insulting to compare Putin to Hitler for obvious reasons. But regarding territory, for seven years before Russia invaded, Russia was on board with the Minsk Accords, brokered in February 2015. The Minsk Accords would have left all of Ukraine intact; Ukraine would have kept the Donbas. All Ukraine had to do was pass some laws in its parliament enshrining autonomous rights for the ethnic Russian regions of the Donbas, letting them speak the Russian language, letting them select their own judges, letting them have trade with Russia if they wanted to. And yes, that Minsk accord, if it had been implemented, would have kept Ukraine out of NATO. So this idea that Russia’s bent on conquest not only in Ukraine but everywhere is totally undermined by the available evidence. Russia was fine with even the Donbas staying in Ukraine as long as the cultural rights of Ukrainians of ethnic Russians in the Donbas were respected and if Ukraine stayed out of NATO. And if you want to say that that’s imperialist for Russia to demand the Ukraine side of NATO, would we ever accept Canada or Mexico being in a hostile military alliance led by Russia and China? Of course not. And by the way, Ukraine not being in NATO was, for a long time, the majority public position inside of Ukraine, if you look at polls, and it was enshrined in Ukraine’s declaration of state sovereignty, which said that Ukraine will be a permanently neutral state. So these were not radical demands by Putin at all. It was just ultraradicals in Ukraine—the ultranationalists, like groups like the Azov battalion, Right Sector, Vubota—which refused to accept the compromise of Minsk. You read the memoir of Angela Merkel; they all say the same thing. It was a hostility inside of Ukraine that prevented Minsk from being implemented. And had Minsk been implemented, I think you would have avoided this war. So in short, the idea that Putin has territorial designs in Ukraine is undermined by the available evidence, which then shows how completely idiotic it is to believe he has territorial designs beyond Ukraine as well.

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Спикер представляет гипотетический сценарий: стать президентом Украины и ехать в Москву «на вы» — не поклон, а принцип. Он предлагает пересмотреть причины конфликта с 1991 года: раздел Черноморского флота, ТУЗЛы, газовые войны, и выработать причинно-следственные выводы. Он намерен радикально сменить внешнюю и внутреннюю политику, чтобы «Украина больше никогда не будет... представлять угрозы для Российской Федерации» на время каденции, с взаимными обязательствами и арбитражом отношений. Он настаивает, чтобы «никто... но только не русские, не украинцы, не белорусы» не убивал друг друга, подчеркивая символическое единство народов. Конкретика: «отдаю четыре области и Крым. И не признаю их российскими. Отдаю на условиях ФРГ и ГДР», вывожу войска к границе и подписываю мирное соглашение, но без полного признания территории. Беларусь — ключевой фактор. Предлагает совместный молебен за погибших и возложение цветов российским солдатам с обеих сторон. Speaker presents a hypothetical scenario: becoming Ukraine's president and going to Moscow “on the offensive” — not a bow, but a principle. He proposes revisiting the causes of the conflict since 1991: the division of the Black Sea Fleet, TUZLs, gas wars, and drawing causal-consequential conclusions. He intends a radical shift in Ukraine's foreign and domestic policy to ensure “Ukraine will never again threaten the Russian Federation” during his term, with mutual obligations and an arbitration-based framework. He insists that “nobody... but only Russians, Ukrainians, Belarusians” should not kill each other, stressing symbolic unity of peoples. Specifics: “I give four oblasts and Crimea. And I do not recognize them as Russian. I give them on the terms of FRG and GDR,” withdraws troops to the border and signs a peace agreement, but without full territorial recognition. Belarus is a key factor. Proposes a joint prayer for the dead and laying flowers for Russian soldiers from both sides.

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"I Trust Putin More Than Zelenskyy" - Exiled Zelenskyy Top Insider Oleksii Arestovych TELLS ALL
Guests: Oleksii Arestovych
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In a recent podcast, Patrick Bet-David interviews Oleksii Arestovych, a former top advisor to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, who has been in exile since September 2023 due to political tensions and corruption allegations. Arestovych discusses the significant corruption in Ukraine, asserting that the level is "off the charts" and implicating Zelensky in the mismanagement of foreign aid. He describes Zelensky as an authoritarian leader, contrasting the public persona with a more vulnerable private demeanor. Arestovych shares his background in military intelligence and his early predictions about Russia's aggression towards Ukraine, which he accurately forecasted years in advance. He explains the deterioration of his relationship with Zelensky, which began in March 2022, and culminated in his exile after he publicly expressed political ambitions and criticized the administration's handling of the war. The conversation touches on the dynamics of the Ukraine-Russia conflict, with Arestovych expressing a preference for negotiating with Putin over Zelensky, stating, "the enemy is a better teacher." He critiques Zelensky's failure to fulfill campaign promises and argues that the current administration has exacerbated divisions within Ukraine. Arestovych also discusses the role of Western leaders, particularly Boris Johnson, in influencing Ukraine's decisions during the war, suggesting that Johnson advised against peace negotiations with Russia. He emphasizes the need for a new collective security framework in Eastern Europe that includes Russia, Belarus, and Ukraine to prevent future conflicts. When asked about the potential for his presidential candidacy, Arestovych outlines his vision for Ukraine, which includes a focus on industrialization, economic freedom, and a neutral stance regarding NATO. He believes that the current political system is corrupt and needs fundamental change, advocating for a government that prioritizes individual freedoms and rights. Throughout the interview, Arestovych maintains that he has substantial support among various sectors in Ukraine, including the military and business communities. He expresses confidence in his ability to lead the country towards a more stable and prosperous future, despite the challenges posed by entrenched political interests and external pressures.
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