ТЕРМІНОВО! Масштабна атака на Київ! | Так виглядає агонія путіна!

In this military-political briefing, Oleksandr Musienko analyzes the consequences of the unprecedented night attack on the capital, which the Kremlin carried out as an act of desperation on the eve of the NATO summit in Ankara. The analyst exposes Putin's cynical logic: the terror in Kyiv is aimed at demonstrating to the West the "indestructibility" of the Russian military machine and at trying to disrupt the signing of new long-term defense guarantees for Ukraine. The main geopolitical intrigue of the issue is the disclosure of what the author calls "Poland's secret plan." Musienko analyzes the statements of the Polish leadership, which, despite the rhetoric about the security of the eastern flank, are preparing specific conditions for Ukraine's integration into the EU, associated with historical and economic compromises. The expert emphasizes: now is a critical moment when Kyiv must not only defend the sky, but also consolidate a unified position with partners so that the Ankara summit becomes not just a "platform for talks", but a real tool for forcing the aggressor to peace through total isolation and sanctions. 00:01 — Release announcement: emergency analysis of the attack on Kyiv, "Poland's secret plan" on the eve of the summit in Ankara and the strategy for survival in conditions of escalation. 02:15 — Night terror of the capital: why the Kremlin chose this particular moment for a massive attack and how Kyiv withstood the blow. 05:40 — Poland's secret plan: analysis of Warsaw's demands before the NATO summit and why "historical dialogue" is becoming an instrument of big politics. 08:12 — The beginning of the NATO summit: expectations from Ankara, chances of creating an “anti-ballistic shield” and Turkey’s position as the main mediator. 10:55 — Putin’s geopolitical isolation: why the Kremlin’s latest maneuvers in the Middle East are not having the desired effect on the front. 13:20 — Musienko’s strategy of attrition: why Ukraine should not only defend itself, but also increase strikes on the critical infrastructure of the Russian Federation’s deep rear. 16:04 — The role of the US after Trump’s talks: will Ukraine receive new tools to pressure the enemy on the eve of the autumn campaign. 18:45 — Information warfare: how to counter the enemy’s IPSO regarding the “inevitable offensive” and maintain the resilience of society. 21:30 — Forecast for the next week: what to expect on the front line and what decisions of the Ankara summit will be decisive.