War in Ukraine, Analytics. Day 1306: Russia Refusing Peace Track. Arestovych, Shelest.

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Speaker 1 (00:03):
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of the accusations that were thrown at him. And I
think this is all about the preamble to the show.

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Now let's go to the meanings. Who, as the result
of everything, will shit himself more than the rest? This
is the main question of today's stream. Kremlin, Kiev, bankov Street,
Brussels or the White House. Leave your vote. At the
end of the show today we will calculate total, Alexey,

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So who will shit themselves more? Do you have an answer, Alexander?
Do have an answer all of them? Now? I'm asking
you who will do it more? Well, definitely, Bankove will
find themselves deeper in that cesspool. I'm not even thinking
about them, that's for sure. But I was more leaning

(02:33):
into comparing Moscow with Washington. But as for Kiev, of course, Kiv,
bankoves Street is in the least advantageous outcome of these
old events, all right. So general examply of United States
usually Ukraine when it's visiting New York. This is official event.

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A lot of countries are being present. Ukraine is trying
to present itself in some fashion, and we had a
chance to observe that on life stream. Today we have
seen our air force also shooting down a bunch of
Russian drones and Ukrainian drones are now attacking different highlights

(03:18):
near or around Moscow city. Zelensky and that was confirmed by
Trump is meeting with him tomorrow. He goes there. Then
Argentina is on a schedule, so he's pretty busy. But
tomorrow General Assembly of Vinat Nations will likely be tied

(03:38):
to Palestine. Most countries are concerned with what is happening there.
Some countries are already approving of the Palestine state, others
are siding with Israel, and it seems like Ukraine is
being pushed to the curb side right now. How do
you think this event and this meeting with Trump, will
it be somewhat of a breakthrough event in the context

(03:59):
of Ukrainian or or Alexander. You are implying that the
current attack on Moscow today might be a prelude to
tomorrow's meeting. Yeah, in this case, of course, this has
been going for two to three last years. Before the

(04:19):
important meetings, some events happen which may be concerned by
the unaffiliated parties as provocations. So usually something gets attacked
on the territory of Russia and the other side around.
If Russia is doing stuff, they likely attack something in
the create. So as for constructivity, let's understand the context

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of this meeting, two key events have happened recently. First,
first of all, Dimitary Crossack, who served for about five
years as Deputy Cremlin in chief of staff, the only
person in the official cohort who was continuously against this war,

(05:06):
and the fact that he resigning implies that the ongoing
plans of Moscow are such that he does not want
to participate in that. Whether he will be assigned back
to the as ahead of one of the districts in
Russia where he started, it doesn't matter. One thing is clear.
He does not want to be present in whatever Putin

(05:27):
and his government are going to do next. That happened
after Putin's meeting with Trump in Alaska and Shanghai meeting
between India, China and Russia. More leagues are coming out,
but overall we hear that in Alaska Trump was giving
Putin options to save face and to leave the military

(05:49):
phase of this conflict. Putin refused to do that. He
insisted in his argument an ultimatum of twenty four. He
was saying that, look, Donald, basically, to summarize it, you've
been in power for what two years. In two years
you'll be gone. You'll likely also lose or maybe not,
but still you might lose some votes in Congress. After
that they'll be like some Democrats and everything will start again.

(06:13):
I Moody and sits In Pin are people who can
provide continuity in politics in our countries, That supposedly was
put in the message. And speaking of West, what can
you do? What can we agree with you about? If
you fail to provide for continuity of your political vector,

(06:35):
you are now in crisis. If something changes, the other
group comes in and they may turn it to one
hundred and eighty degrees. So if I come to agreement
with you and I give something to sign this peace accords,
then the other group of power comes to power in
States and they give weapons to Ukraine, and Ukraine also

(06:57):
gets more stuff. So he prefers not to do that.
And in Kremlin they figured one idea that results taken
by war are not to be reviewed, or at least
it takes more effort to review them. And the problem
is our common problem is that this is somewhat true. Therefore,

(07:19):
combining that with the resignation of Putin's personal friend since childhood,
supposedly Beta Cossack, it indicates that in Russia the party
of war is prevailing, which is now betting on increasing
pressure on Ukraine and increasing additional pressure on all the

(07:41):
western borders of Russia from Moldova to Finland. In Moldova
there were hundreds of arrests today early this week that
police were trying to intercept the planned activities for the
twenty eighth of September. That's my position. Supposedly Russian funded

(08:01):
a position is going to be formed. There also all
these events of Russian drones flying in multi countries in
Sweden and that in Denmark in that area, they that
that's sub threshold actions by Russian Federation. Sikorski Alexei made
a strange statement. Why do you think it's strange, Alexander, Well,

(08:26):
if you're so brave, perhaps you should fine tune your
missiles that they would be hitting and shooting down Russian
UAVs and missiles more effectively. Well, you know, Alexander, I
should remind here that during the Cold War about a
dozen of nuclear bombs were dropped accidentally and lost, and

(08:49):
not all of them were even recovered. So according to
the law of big numbers, there's usually something happening, and
we should not be too hard on some missiles missing
the mark. In Poland so Vie Union, whenever there were
big trainings, like division sized trainings, and they had special
norms for the trainings of that caliber that if you

(09:10):
have twenty thousand men riding equipment shooting at night, they
had a norm that twenty of them would likely die.
During my study years, during five years that I was
becoming a lieutenant, we lost eighteen people on in our

(09:31):
age group now our cohort. So that happens. That's the
law of big numbers. Now back to Siseanpin and Trump
and put in Eastern countries are now setting trend Sidsanpin
is negotiating with the United States about the next trade deals.

(09:51):
Congressman senators are visiting China, parliament members are visiting and
now they're making mutual visits. And Trump and sits in
Pin likely will make visits to their respective countries so
they'll talk to each other. And the rumors are now
that Trump might visit China. So we can see two

(10:12):
streams fighting each other. One is the factor that basically
took put In hostage in Russia, that whole power base
that he built to fight and to attack Ukraine, that
z society as they called him, plus military industrial complex
in Russia that exerts pressure on Putin. And he also

(10:37):
does not see an easy exit out of this because
the West, in his eyes, cannot guarantee anything. And the
moment they made a decision in Kremlin that military results
of the war cannot be reviewed, China also started to
bet on that. And what is now being presented in
different media is that Ukraine is one of the key matters.

(10:59):
Remember he was sighing and saying Putin is not playing alone,
and now he's asking Sydanpin to help Russia find peace agreement.
We used to sign peace agreement with Europe and the
United States, and that is important. You can already see

(11:20):
that sigeant Pin is playing some cards. And four hundred
millions worth of military aid that were designated to help
Taiwan are now being canceled, and some allies of the
United States are already accepting it as the treason from
the United States. And apparently, according to the agreement, the

(11:41):
aid to Taiwan will be frozen till the end of
November while they're negotiating peace deals another and trade deals
between Trump and Sydney Pin. So they are likely to
use that window, and of course they will try to
prolong that and they'll try to pretend that they will
be pressed Russia. I don't think even China can change

(12:03):
Russian position, but they will likely play along with Trump
and use some of the opportunities that are presented to them. Now,
what is Russian Federation doing Yesterday? Piskov comes out and says, yeah,
we're going to push forward. And then Putin comes out
today and says that we are continuing a year long

(12:24):
moratorium for the missiles of small to mid range. So
they are somewhat toying with administration of the United States,
and both China and Russia are trying to play with
Trump's administration to try to obtain some of the additional
bonuses for themselves and their regimes and their countries. I

(12:45):
don't think they will push him as far as the
New Yalta agreement, but they likely will get him to
some other general concessions and agreements that he is sure.
We will consider other agreements and let's see if we
can pacify this war and stop the bloodshed. So roughly,
that's what they're doing in this situation. So Alexei implying

(13:08):
to bring peace as a ceasefire, right, yeah, everything that
Trump is dreaming about. No, I mean, Alexey, without a ceasefire, well,
you know that's nuanced minotia. Basically, the first there'll be
some agreement, and then there'll be ceasefire, and then they'll
likely be some peace moratorium and agreement. Further, why am

(13:31):
I asking you, Alexey, Because Kellogg was coming out today
saying that he tried to convince Trump that first you
need to do ceasefire and then do the actual paperwork
for the contracts. Yes, I would still agree to that
ceasefire hard courses, fire needs to happen on the front. However,

(13:52):
Russia perceives diplomacy to be second and peace efforts is
perceived by Russias is a secondary tool that basically would
allow Ukraine to mobilize more people and to obtain more
equipment from the West, so Putin is not going for
the peace stocks. So it looks like Alexi, we are

(14:13):
following the Anchorage track and not following out. No, we're
not really following it. For China, Russia is pretending to
follow this track. Now, if Kazakh did not retire, one
could believe that Russia is listening to China and is
indeed looking at peace treaty. But Kazakh's resignation highlighted that

(14:34):
now this is about war, and it's going to continue
as a hot war with Ukraine, and there'll be some
provocations going with NATO members on the eastern border with Russia,
including some actions on the threshold actions and provocations that
they are already implementing, and they likely will find new
ways to do it. Intervention into election process, provocations on

(14:59):
the ground, in the sea, in the air. They could
do same things as spider web that was played out
in Russia earlier, but now do it in Poland and
other countries. So the West will be eating the soup
with a very big spoonful. And they are not specifically

(15:20):
worried about direct hot fire with NATO and Russia, but
they don't want to go into this. Trump, however, doesn't
want to these events to escalate. Didn't work directly with Putin,
so now he's using China as a lever to push
and exert some pressure on putting In his administration. But

(15:41):
I'm quite sure that China and Russia will consciously find
a way to toy and play with Trump's administration because
their statements look very well timed. So if Piscovsa's something,
China comes out basically in the next few hours, I
think they are organizing their actions. And Trump is basically

(16:04):
in the situation when he understands I think what is happening.
But he's still trying to use even the tiniest chance,
the most miniskial chance to push the peace process forward.
Do you know if he succeeds. Do you expect him
to succeed? No, we don't know that. There are some
opinions about Vietnam scenario, but we do not know entirely.

(16:29):
We do not know what Trump will decide. The West
actually is at loss what to do. Today, President of
Finland came out and said that the only security guarantees
for the West would be direct involvement into the war
in Ukraine. But there are different parties in the West.

(16:50):
There are some partists who say, yeah, let's give everything
to Ukraine, so they drain Russia's potential, and there are
others who want to not intervene at all. Russian two
factors that are affecting everything is effectivity of their attacks
on Ukraine. It's pretty low. It's difficult to destroy such

(17:12):
a country as Ukraine. It's a big country with a
lot of targets, and even though Russians are generally targeting well,
targeting their aims, they still it would take them a
long time to succeed. Second factor is their slow push
on the front. Now that the Sebranski forestry is almost lost,

(17:33):
they are picking up some tempo, some steam, but ballpark,
they're still moving somewhat slow, even though they're preparing two
balconies further advancements. Second is that Ukraine is still attacking Russia,
and Ukraine is hitting their oil refiners, and likely that
campaign will continue and probably will intensify, and then situation

(17:56):
for Ukraine is difficult and is prone to getting work.
But Ukraine is holding and likely will be getting more
aid and more support, so they will be a slow
developing situation. In parallel, there'll be growing crisis in Russian
Federation as the West hopes they might be more teeth
in the new package of sanctions. They're thinking in a

(18:18):
scenario fashion, and they're living a scenario where I think
Kellogg or Whitgoff mentioned where Russia may be slowed down,
as he said, by proving it the uselessness of systemic
actions that it is practicing now because everything will last

(18:40):
too long and will be too costly. The way for
the West to win, Alex, I don't think the West
can prevail. I think, as Illusionary wrote in his first
material back, the one that was making a lot of noise,
that we've been thinking that we will stop Russian Federation
by causing such a huge damage to their military forces.

(19:03):
But nothing happened, right, So I want to ask you
another question. What this next sudden rather surprising law adopted
by Zeginsky to send military detachments of Ukraine across the border,
and they do mention Britain Turkey. They mentioned some vessels

(19:24):
and other methods. It causes a lot of questions. So
some people think that it is not just about vessels
that will go out for a walk somewhere. The others
imply that Zegensky might be covering his attempts to send
his troops somewhere. Thirds are thinking that Ukraine is withdrawing

(19:47):
from the Black Sea and using somebody naval forces. No, no, no,
Brids are planning to give trolling vessels to Ukrainians. Turkish
Army are building another corvette, so you need to train
more personal No. This is a significant order by Zilinski

(20:07):
to send cruise ship and vessel cruise to other countries
where they will get training. You need to train your
cruise to be effective, and there need to be sent
and exercised where the vessels are being built, since we
do not have it now. So they will fly to Britain,
they will get to Turkey, and they will be training

(20:28):
in the territorial waters of those countries. And I don't
think they will. Yeah, there's nothing else beyond this order.
So you think Zelenski will not send his troops to
put in Austravia to transnin Austria. We don't know if
he will, but I don't think this scenario is realistic
because there's definitely effective police work in Romania against the

(20:52):
possible instigators, and there are ears of European special services
behind that, So I think it just does not warranted
all right. I see. We might return to this topic
a lot later, but I want to ask you a
question about your relation to or your attitude rather to
Zelenski's expert of arms controlled expert. While the situation on

(21:17):
the front is what it is now, how correct this
decision is? Well, listen with expert. Everything is rather complex.
About two years, year and a half ago, Ukrainian manufacturers
could make up to twenty five billion dollars worth of
US dollars equipment annually. Ukrainian military could purchase maybe worth

(21:40):
six billion dollars. So budget was getting a lot of
money from experts, and we were not able or capable
to buy certain things. Different importers of other countries were screaming,
please give us a way to purchase that from Ukraine,
because Ukrainian uvs and other weapons were in high demand
because their battle proven and there are some significant lessons learned.

(22:02):
So Latin America, Africa, many other places on this planet
were asking for these models, this equipment, and Zelensky was
either ignoring them or not just didn't have enough time,
or perhaps the corruption schemes were not in place yet.
Now I guess the scheme's already and he's implementing that. Trade.

(22:23):
On one hand, you can be happy because you will
be getting Ukrainian budget, will be getting funds that are
needed to fund this year and the next year. According
to Zansky government, we have a whole of fifty billion
dollars in our budget, so military experts can close roughly
about half of it. Look if many actions performed now

(22:48):
by Zelensky are the actions to close the hole in
the budget for twenty twenty six. Everything is controlled by money.
He's talking about that. He's trying to figure out the
way to bring more money. Previously, we did not have
to do that because United States and Europe for funding
a lot of the Ukrainian budget. And now we have
United States and a big question mark. They more likely will,

(23:10):
but not sure how much. EU is also limited in resources,
and since we do not have anybody in Znansky's government
with a strategic vision now, since the rooster is pecking
on their butt, they have to figure out a way
to bring in heard currency. So all right, so if

(23:31):
we do not have money and we have a million
and a half men running around and hiding its different estimates,
but roughly about a million and a half that are
avoiding service military service. They're being actively hunted for and
looking at this trend, mobilization will likely continue body camps.

(23:54):
Who remembers about body camps. We talked about them for
a week and then forgot about it. Right, people don't
need that, they'll we see it on the streets. The
resistance is growing and that oppression machine plucking people from
the streets is getting more angry and more active. You know,
even if Bigus was already mobilized, it means it's heating up.

(24:16):
I think, I like say, this is more of a
pr story. Vignan's a drafting commission, right. They caught Denise
out in the street for our viewers. Denis Biggus is
one of the investigative journalists, the one who was publishing
the leaks from Special Services and a lot of scandalous
and interesting materials. Solo mobilization will be worsening and tightening.

(24:40):
Why because Russian Federation is planning mobilization Two, they are
holding it a little bit backwards while and probably asked
by Chinese while that track of negotiations between China and
Trump are still ongoing, but they're already talking about December
and November as a ballpar time when they will do it.

(25:01):
We do not know whether they will actually go there,
but they do need it because otherwise they cannot solve
a lot of tasks, especially on the border with the
Baltic countries, and they need several dozen thousands. Ideally they
would need a couple hundred thousand. I should remind our
listeners that Russian training capacity is about one hundred and

(25:21):
ten thousand troops for one training cycle, so some of
them likely will be trained as row to See and
other trainings, but about eighty thousand they'll still need to train.
They might use some training capacity in China or North
Korea if they find ways to do it, but still

(25:42):
it'll take them about six months to get these many
people trained, and if they manage to do at least
one cycle, that will be significant for the front. If
they do both cycles, they will actually make situations much
worse for the West than Ukraine, and there'll be a
supert They would not even need to cross the borders
with Baltics anywhere, but they just have to have them

(26:04):
on the borders. So for them it is a very
key important story and they're working in it and because
it might have negative consequences, both because asked by China
I suspect and also it'll likely heighten some tensions inside Russia.
They're holding off on this for now and now even

(26:26):
if Russia would not exacerbate their drafting process, Ukraine will
and we do need that already as air enemy is
already breaking through our front. Their main way of attacking
us is going between our positions and fortifying themselves when
they get through and just sitting there waiting and cutting

(26:48):
and destroying what they can, and they try not to
get out. They don't usually shoot until somebody is really
close to them, So this is a weird ward that
we have now. But in these breaches, since our troops
are also be having the same fashion, they're not chasing
advancing troops. They're basically sitting in their positions. So that's
where Russians seep through, and in some parts they also

(27:10):
use mechanized brigades to push through where they can where
they feel less harmed, less targeted by uevs. And given
the fact that Russian advancement is speeding up in certain
parts of the front, they are getting some unexpected success.
They did not expect it themselves, and this problem can

(27:32):
be solved now only in one way. Equipment, sure it
will help to a degree, but only having enough troops
on the front can help Ukraine to hold it. Regardless
of how many drones other arms we have. Infantrymen in
the trenches on the front are the ones are the
force that is holding the front. So we will be

(27:55):
seeing intensified mobilization. What will be the measures, How will
it be done? That's a big question. I don't think
they will invent something mild, something more comfortable to draft people,
some pathway that would not upset people, and that people
will actually be happy about that. Those one to half
millions that are still avoiding the draft will suddenly get

(28:18):
teary eyed and will go and subscribe themselves, bring themselves
to the drafting commissions. So what they will likely do
they might intensified draft for storm troopers again, storm detachments.
This is a very strange name for a military ear.
It's almost like a microphone voiceover or engineering engineer. It's

(28:48):
basically one of the what is a storm? It is
one of the ways to advance and we you know,
there are different tactical ways and means that infantry should
know and storm is just one Storming is just one
of them. So already wrote a post why don't we

(29:08):
say there are trench troops there are growth troops? Depending
upon what are we doing right? We don't apparently, but
they might go for calling for the younger audience eighteen
to twenty years old, who might like the naming of
the troops stormtroopers. And we can talk about that if
you want to at length. Yes, I say, we do

(29:30):
want to talk about that. We'll talk about the front
a bit later in more details. But this is a
very crucial point. I think many people paid attention you
and your telegram. Marian and Bzugla criticized it to so
for our listeners. On the eighteenth of August, Barentine Mangore
becomes the head of Stormtroopers of Ukraine. He is from
the right sector. Bizuglia also adds other adjectives that he

(29:54):
is a raider, he's a gangster, etc. So what they
were doing in his past, if there is a to
do farmer, they would steal him, ask for ransom and
then bring him back for money. So just like Maknow
back in the day, back in the early twentieth century,
just like Maknow exactly because he was there in pra
Petrov's Presian He was also active in the district of Ukraine,

(30:15):
all right, Alexei. So they're now trying to create these
storm troopers at the expense of paratroopers, and the task
is to cover the gaps in our front and provide
additional support to those mead storms that Russians are doing.

(30:35):
So the character of the person who is put in
charge of it, does it tell us that Zedansky will
use these people as another meat storm troopers. Now, Alexandra,
the everything that the office is doing, we need to
start to explain from the inner politics. They have a
candidate who is much stronger than Zedansky for any elections

(31:00):
because army and many people and relatives of soldiers are
supporting him. Zelenski needs to wash away this support. In
order to do that, he needs to grab the sympathies
of the army and also wash out key persons of
Solutionary group from key positions. And since military are generally

(31:25):
not politically active, you need to take somebody who's a
political adventurer, like the leaders of the Right sector, some
people from National Assembly Biliski et cetera et cetera. That's
why Biliski is a commander of the corps. That's why
there is a fifth storm brigade and made of the
right sector. And now we have the stormtroopers. And also

(31:48):
one of our three letters as BS agency, mad As
Yuributusov published and then disappeared, the material disappeared. Who actually
was a big expert in pulling money from the agrarian sector.
He was there, he was placed in his position, not
because he is a great expert today one of the

(32:09):
experts in the drone warfare, in the UAV warfare, and
that's what Madiar recently was reporting on. One of the
experts said that when you're reporting, you need to actually
provide some comparison with the previous six months so you
could actually see the trend, because all of a sudden,
your triumphal reporting may be much less than what we

(32:29):
could do half a year ago. So yeah, asbsoh, this
is the forces of UAV systems, right. So that's what
Zensky's office is doing. They're kicking the stool from under
the solutionists feet. They're trying to bring radical troops, radical
youth to these troops. So they're trying to avoid creating
a heated situation inside the country. They'd rather have those

(32:53):
hot shots at the front. And they're trying to pitch
one group of superheroes to against the other group of heroes.
And how do they justify that they're saying, Well, sometimes
they say that military are failing, or the army is
too big and to cumbersome for them to do these things.
We're placing specific people with specific features and training who

(33:14):
can do these fantastic operations. There is no description or
explanation why the Lousionary Office is placing semi criminal characters
to be the leads of a certain group of troops.
You can only imagine the hair rising on the legs
of our native partners looking at who is being appointed

(33:35):
to command our armies. As it is said in the
open sources criminals, as many journalists publish, that they should
be in prison for what they have done. So this
is the shame of our country when the only institute
that is still working on keeping our country together armed

(33:58):
forces is being raped and pill and being infiltrated with
criminal condrey just to provide Zelensky with his aspirations for
some advantage in the future. Elections, and I wouldn't care
much about the office, but they are breaking the country
and that hurts that I do not like. What I'm

(34:19):
also surprised with is that top military brass they probably
are afraid or they've been bought off, and they do
have a lot of military bravery, but they do not
have enough civilian courage because, as I said before, time
and time again, very often they were visiting Zelansky's office

(34:40):
proverbially as forward pans down. This is difficult to resist
such corruption. You have to face the consequences of that.
And one can say it's even more difficult and more
complex than sending people to die in the front than
going yourself to fight in the front. And it's horrible

(35:02):
on the front, but you do have your own troops
on the left on the right, and you're fighting, and
you can also shoot back. This is all good at
least the rules are clear. But when you are resisting
the office, you also start to have enemies behind, not
only in front, and very very few people even have

(35:24):
such a nerve to go against the country's leadership. Plus
military training. Usually this nerve gets eroded during the military
exercise military training at the university, so by the time
you graduate, just to make sure that the army, the
officers will not go against the leadership. And it's very

(35:45):
difficult for them. It's proving to be the logic itself
of such replacements into the army is a catastrophe for Ukraine.
Colonel Manco might ask, when was here a lieutenant? What
other ranks did he have? Show me his CV And
I would also ask the Committee for Defense in our

(36:09):
lawmaking body, have you seen anything a note, research, a
publication by any military university, any national Institute of defense.
Is there any baseline, any explanation. Why? Maybe on a napkin,
Maybe in Parliament, somewhere in depts there is a specific

(36:33):
document explaining the need for these storm troopers. Recently there
was an interesting publication in the Mirror of the Week
about Special Services. Whether Zelenski will succeed in stuffing the
genie back, the genie of Special Services back into the bottle,
because they already have advanced capabilities and as somebody says,

(36:55):
they have rights to liquidate the citizens of other countries,
and some people even say or imply citizens of Ukraine
as well. And I wrote to that that guys, you
are too naive These are not the boys you can manage.
They will eat you when the time will come. Zensky's
office and solution his office. And just like in the

(37:18):
Duncan McLeod Highlander movie, there's got to be only one
remaining alive. So now imagine that all these people will
be defining the mobilization rules and the use for the
storm troopers, and you can quickly deduce what is waiting
for mobilized both during the mobilization and at the front.

(37:42):
I like say, we have reinstated the fundraisers fundraising activity,
and this did not go without a scandal. One hundred
and fifty eight Brigade first declared that they have no
relation to Taris Stovitch, right right, They were saying that
I am a fake person and I cheatas and also yeah,

(38:03):
So two days passed they got back to me and
said that listen, we will still accept money. We just
don't want to deal with their storage directly. Right, And
I want to ask a simple question, why did there
storage go back to fundraisers having refused from them for
the reason that helping the army, helping to fight is

(38:25):
to breed more murder. Well, I want to explain my
decision is because Russian Federation made a decision to continue
the war to the end. So the peaceful track that
was developing in the last year, and there was some
hope for Trump, for common sense for peace dealings between
the sides, that track is over with at least for now,

(38:48):
and for now a different trend is present and a
big war that will dismantle everything. And I'm personally interested
in Russian Federation not winning in Ukraine. With all my
hatred to the dugout of the Ukrainian insurgency style army
and the current leadership, I still love the country and

(39:09):
I want the country to be standing at the end
of this war. I wanted to survive and Russia, even
though it's a crude mechanism, they're still rolling over. So
we need to be strong to resist at Alexei, wait
a second. You are a person who was sanctioned. You
are a person who is being spat upon in Ukraine.

(39:30):
They're writing horrible things about you all the government media
and people even shy to take money from your fundraisers.
So that story with fundraiser one hundred and fifty eighth
this is a bright example of that horrible and you're
saying that we likely will have capitalism eventually in the

(39:51):
country and there'll be freedoms back. Alexandra, these are clowns.
All the current dumas and current Rada in Ukraine, all
these law makers, all the Aginsky office, they're all clowns.
They were never effective there. Most of them are pretty
dumb and their psychology is aggressively defensive. People who have
printed the fake about Aristovitch and the next day didn't

(40:13):
find in themselves to apologize. They're not enemies, they're not
serious opponents. This is foam. It comes and goes, and
as long as we manage to keep Ukraine as the
result of this war, we still have good chances. Their
chances political chances at the end of it after the
war are nil now Russian fsbs and Russian power agencies,

(40:41):
if they get to Ukraine, we will lose all the freedoms.
Me personally is interested therefore in keeping some piece of Ukraine,
preferably the bigger one with freedoms and opportunities, because it
provides first of all opportunities for me and my family
and people who think alike. In Russia, you do not
have freedoms. You either obey or you're going to prison

(41:03):
or the end of with you so obeying or getting
some Novichok poison somewhere in the prison ration. I don't
want that future for myself and for my friends and
my relatives. I am not denouncing any of the words
that I've said in the last year and a half.
And I'll say one more thing that some people do

(41:25):
not like. I consider Russians and Ukrainians to be part
of a russ civilization. They're brotherly nations. But these are
brothers who are unfortunately fighting, and that brother in Russia
decided to break our back, and I have a counteroffer
to break their nose, to make sure they stop, and
then we have a chance to actually negotiate it. It

(41:48):
was not me who made a decision to cancel the
peace trand and to go and fight the war to
the end. They made this decision. Me personally is interested
in preserving the country and preserving Ukraine and keeping as
much territory as we can, and I understand that the
chances for human rights and healthy parliamentary action in the

(42:12):
country would be minimal at the beginning. Where still, however,
will be in the shadow of Europe and they will
be watching over us and they will not be funding dictatorship. Well, Alexei,
they are paying for dictatorship. Now, essentially everything that will
be already is these are your words. Well, they are
funding armed fight with Russian Federation, not Zelenski dictatorship. No,

(42:36):
they're funding Zelinski's government. In my opinion, Alexei, No, they're
closing their eyes and looking the other way only because
Ukraine is fighting still resisting Russian Federation. But if you
go into the criminal courts of Europe, they already have
a ton of data about the Lanski government. There is
a huge list of all things that matter and his violations.

(43:00):
But for example, Transparency International has that long list. Yesterday
in Politeco, I think there was another article published where
Zelenski was painted with some really dark colors. And I
roughly understand talking to as I say, taxi drivers in
the West, everybody understands everything. They're closing the eyes only

(43:21):
because he's our son of a bitch, because he is
fighting with put In. But the moment the war is over,
he will face his penance and it will be explained
to U Grain that they need to go some sort
of a centrist way, democratic way. All these scary Pepas
and the Lakes, who are very much on the dictatorship side,

(43:42):
they will not stand a chance. We will have a
chance to fight for our country. You can lose, of course,
but at least you can still fight. If you're part
of Russia, you will not be able to fight that
you're either following their rule or you're going to be off.
This is Putin's regime, and I completely disagree with their
current political culture. Even though we are brotherly nations at

(44:06):
a core, I am at complete disagreement with whatever is
happening in Russia now, and I agree Russians and Ukrainian
should not be killing each other despite the fact that
we're fighting now. But Russians are not leaving me any exit.
They want to destroy the country and destroy me, including

(44:27):
they want Alexeri Stovich to say and do what they want.
And I cannot be talked to in orders. No, that's
not how I work, and that's why I will continue
fund raisers for Ukrainian military and I will be very
effective in this as usually when they will be ready
for a peacetrand and when we'll get to this phase again,

(44:49):
we'll talk about that and I'll support this as well.
But there are some peace terms that can be achieved
only through war. For example, when this fellas will fail
to actually cross to the right bank of Naparib and
then you can talk to them. How many more one
hundred thousands you need to lose in order for you
to understand that you need to stop? How many oil

(45:12):
refiners do we need to destroy so you stop? They
have chosen it, not me. Listen, Alexey, Senia Subcheck, according
to some rumors, was trying to turn you, but the
conditions apparently were wrong. Right, this is their recent yellow publications. Alexander,
I want to be delicate here. This is a very

(45:33):
touchy question in the chat. Okay, let me explain something.
Since we're talking about whom can the person talk to
who is aspiring to become a presidential candidate with anyone, Alexey, No, Alexander,
with whom with Subcheck? With her? I can talk as
an interviewee. But on the political matters, whom do I

(45:56):
discuss these matters heads of state? Right, maybe you can
send a note or some agreement with through Subchak with
Russian delegation to Putin's regime. No, I'm not going to
talk to anybody in Russian side, unless they are representatives
of the highest level, for example Vlatimir Pudjin. If at

(46:17):
some point history will present this chance, I can talk
to him. But the rest maybe also some of his
negotiation representatives who were negotiating earlier. I would not talk
to a director of his fsb ON or head of
his military command. So Subchak and all these majors and

(46:37):
all the distorting, that's so far below that I'm not
even in a fringe of the scope, Alexey. So let's
talk about what are we doing the fundraiser for. We're
doing the fundraiser to provide equipment and save lives of
our troops so there would be effective on the front
and effective in destroying the enemy and saving their lives.

(47:00):
So this fundraiser for the one hundred and fifty eighth Oh,
that's water. That's where doing the fundraiser for water. Next
fundraiser will be for ninety third brigade through a charity organization.
The charity organization Charity Fund is raising these funds. I'm
just presenting this to social media. This will be for
Mavic drones. They wanted this since Russia is refusing the

(47:23):
peace trend Alexeiri Stovitch is not going to be peaceful anymore.
I will be gathering and helping to gather millions to
support Ukrainian armed forces directly. I did not want this
war to continue. I was working for peace for the
last year and a half. Unfortunately, day and night, and
unfortunately Putin has chosen to go the other way. I

(47:45):
was told no, so me qu terri. Stovich was not
given any choice, as you were saying that little Aristovich
and Ukraine, well, he has no choice but to do
the fundraisers for his military. End of the first hour,

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