Профессор Острецов о завершении СВО, предателях, планах Китая на Сибирь и кто сегодня рулит страной

This episode with Igor Ostretsov tackles the most pressing and controversial topics: from who is getting rich off the SVO and why Europe is entering an energy crisis, to theories about the role of the US, China, and global elites in the redistribution of influence. A cut-out excerpt from the podcast is available on this channel — https://t.me/+hA3P_5bIpQEyMDAy For security reasons for the author and guest, we cannot publish this material publicly, so it has been removed from the public version of the episode. TIMECODES: 0:00 — Teaser 0:49 — Guest: Igor Ostretsov, nuclear physicist 2:16 — Who is getting rich off blood? The financial interests of the global elite 3:06 — How to end the SVO in one day? 3:36 — How much money do the elite have in the West? 3:48 — Is Europe finished? Who benefits from the energy crisis? 4:26 — Will this technology save the world? Why is Rosatom silent? 5:12 — Are remittances to the West growing? Still?! 5:52 — Did the US blow up Chernobyl? 7:39 — How will China take over Siberia? 8:05 — Are there idiots at Rosatom? Where are the billions of dollars going? 11:00 — "Russia is Judas." What?! 11:54 — Siberia up to the Urals already belongs to China? Shocking maps in textbooks 13:02 — Why were the gas pipelines really blown up? 15:05 — The nuclear button won't save Russia? 16:47 — Washington's plan: how to divide Russia 18:45 — Chubais on the elimination of 5 billion people. Is that humane? 22:56 — Putin doesn't run the country? Who does? 23:28 — Why is the AP ignoring the professor? 24:34 — "If they kill me, it will be worse for you" 26:36 — Are the billionaires from "Ozero" on the West's hook? 37:05 — Why didn't you go to China for millions? 41:54 — Will computers replace bureaucrats? 45:23 — What did Putin answer? Summary of the address to the president The discussion covers the reasons for the SVO, hidden financial interests, the movement of capital to the West, and how technology and energy could become the key to controlling the future. A separate section of the conversation concerns Russia: the role of Rosatom, bureaucrats, capital flight, the influence of oligarchs, and issues of governing the country under external pressure. The theme of threats, from geopolitical to technological, runs throughout the dialogue. The discussion touches on the redistribution of territories, the role of China, the fate of Siberia, and the stability of the Russian system in the long term. At the same time, there's also a counter-argument: that technology, energy, and scientific research could be the only way out of the crisis, if used wisely. This conversation isn't about definitive answers, but about the clash of different worldviews. If you're interested in understanding where analysis ends and interpretation begins, how conversations about the strategic military, threats to Russia, and the future of the global world are structured, and why there's so much controversy surrounding this topic, this episode will force you to think much deeper than it seems at first glance. ► Follow Dmitry Migachev on social media: ▫️ Telegram channel — https://t.me/+hA3P_5bIpQEyMDAy ▫️ Work Telegram (for podcast recording) — https://t.me/podcastmigachevd ▫️ Instagram* (Meta is banned in Russia) —   / migachev.da   ► Follow Igor Ostretsov on social media: ▫️ VK — https://vk.ru/id862708577 ▫️ Telegram channel — https://t.me/igorostrecov ▫️ YouTube channel —    / @igorostrecov   You can support Igor Nikolaevich Ostretsov financially using his card number Sberbank of Russia 2202203245374113 Or by phone number +79773890703, which also has a T-Bank card linked to it. #ostretsov #russia #svo #china #usa #nuclearwar #ukraine #podcast #politics