ПМЭФ и атаки на Петербург / Когда рухнет режим? / Перепалка Зеленского и Путина / Набузили #89

The St. Petersburg International Economic Forum (SPIEF) took place amid explosions and drone strikes in St. Petersburg. The forum, which was supposed to showcase Russia's greatness, became a backdrop for drones, fear, and questions about a war that can no longer be contained. The new episode of "Nabuzili": about Navalny, foreign agents, Dugin, Soviet shortages, the siege of Leningrad, Bulgakov in Kyiv, emigration, Putin, and Russia's future. And a separate discussion about the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum, which this year took place amid explosions and drone attacks. What remains of the "international economic forum" in a country cut off from the normal world? Why is the SPIEF increasingly resembling an expensive propaganda sham? And does the attack on St. Petersburg change the perception of the war within Russia? THIS MATERIAL (INFORMATION) WAS PRODUCED, DISTRIBUTED, AND/OR SENT BY FOREIGN AGENT KIRILL VIKTOROVICH NABUTOV OR CONCERNING THE ACTIVITIES OF FOREIGN AGENT KIRILL VIKTOROVICH NABUTOV / 18+ Thank you to everyone who comments, watches, likes, and helps promote new videos on the channel! Your support and assistance are especially important during these difficult times! All "Sketches" in one playlist:    • Наброски #1 / Поправки в Конституции. Как ...   Documentary series "The Story of One Shot":    • История одного выстрела #1 / Зима 1903 года   Our Telegram channel: https://t.me/nabutov3 #putin #war #ukraine 00:00 — They made fun of #89 00:20 — SPIEF to the sound of explosions 01:13 — How the people renamed the forum 02:20 — Navalny, memory, and the future Rehabilitation 03:11 — Vladimir Vishnevsky and Personal Memories 04:04 — Tea, Coffee, and Leningrad Habits 04:25 — Nikolai Starikov and Paid Propagandists 05:13 — Why Putin is Called by His First and Last Name 05:51 — Returning to Russia and Living One Day at a Time 07:20 — Foreign Agents and the Legal Machinery of Repression 08:33 — Zhdanov, Leningrad, and the Memory of the Siege 11:19 — Peter the Great's Ships and Historical Monuments 12:14 — Dovlatov and Donat Mechik 12:25 — When the Regime Collapses 13:11 — Emigration and Life in the Baltic States 14:14 — What Will Come After Putin 15:29 — Dugin: Thinker or Political Animal 18:49 — Why Putin Didn't Leave in Time 20:15 — Alexander Novikov Sklyar and the artists' position 21:05 — What would have happened without Lenin 23:46 — What would have happened if Prigozhin had reached Moscow 24:30 — Chat rules and bans for rudeness 25:02 — Is there a fear of war in the Baltics? 26:09 — Soviet shortages and supply categories 31:21 — Bulgakov in Kyiv and the consequences of the war 32:27 — A response to viewer criticism 35:11 — Fakes, swastikas, and caution with images 36:10 — Mark Feygin 36:35 — The Siege of Leningrad and the truth about the famine 40:34 — Questions for the Telegram version 40:54 — Match-fixing in Soviet sports 43:09 — SPIEF as a late-Soviet sham 45:09 — Sports, officials, and window dressing 46:41 — Drones Lomonosov and the Strikes on St. Petersburg 49:48 — Drones over Residential Areas 50:36 — Is the Consciousness of Russian Residents Changing? 52:47 — A Reality That's Hard to Believe 53:24 — The Finale and Thanks to the Viewers