Perché la Russia non crolla? | Trump concede l'atomica ai Sauditi | La Piazza di Kyiv ha VINTO

Putin made a single, enormous gamble: to outlast the West. Today, we take you inside the global system built to win it—the money flowing through Dubai and the shadow fleet, the weapons assembled in the Alabuga special zone, the friends cultivated by the BRICS leaders in Africa—and we show you the cracks that are appearing, from Armenia to Kazakhstan. But we also tell you who decided to gamble against that gamble. In Kyiv, the streets achieved what seemed impossible: the removal of Commander-in-Chief Syrskyi and the appointment of Mykhailo Drapatyi, the general from the Mariupol video, while Ukrainian drones struck the warehouses of Wildberries—the Russian Amazon—and the ships of the shadow fleet. And again: in Gdansk, big money has begun buying up post-war Ukrainian shares. Then Washington: the signing of the 30-year nuclear deal with Saudi Arabia, which opens the door to uranium enrichment in the kingdom, the precedent that frightens proliferation experts, and the return of Iranian missiles reported destroyed—with the cost of the war reaching $37.5 billion and a Senate hearing that ended in a furious outcry. If this work is useful to you, subscribe to the channel and consider subscribing: you can find it in the button below the video, and that's what allows us to read dozens of sources for you every day. CHAPTERS: 00:00 The Night the Russian Amazon Burned 02:00 The Streets Won: Who Is Drapatyi, Ukraine's New Commander 07:15 The Long-Term Duel: How Russia Resists (and Who's Betting Against It) 23: Washington's Signature: Nuclear Power for Saudi Arabia 00:00 The Resurrected Missiles: The Evidence in Stone and the Cries in the Senate SOURCES: The New York Times: "Russia Will Not Yield" (Hanna Notte) "Zelensky Dismisses Ukraine's Top General After Protests" (Marc Santora) "What to Know About Ukraine's New Top General" (Cassandra Vinograd) "Ukraine Battlefield Momentum Helps Spur Interest in Postwar Investment" (Andrew E. Kramer) "Saudis Reach Deal With U.S. That Could Let Them Enrich Nuclear Fuel" (David E. Sanger, Edward Wong, William J. Broad) "Hegseth Estimates Iran War Has Cost $37.5 Billion" (Greg Jaffe) The Wall Street Journal: “Trump Approves Landmark Nuclear Deal With Saudi Arabia in Big Win for Kingdom” (Michael R. Gordon, Stephen Kalin) "Iran Shows Its Ballistic Missiles Are Still a Force to Reckon With" (David S. Cloud, Anat Peled, Milàn Czerny) BBC: "Ukrainian drones hit more sites of Russian online retailer Wildberries" (Dan Sales) "Zelensky sacks Ukraine's top army commander after days of protests" (Jaroslav Lukiv, Paul Adams) "Iran war has cost US $37.5bn so far, Hegseth says, as Pentagon seeks billions more" (Sareen Habeshian, Gary O'Donoghue) The Post: "Zelensky fired the head of the armed forces" "Who is the new head of the Ukrainian Armed Forces" "Protesting works in Ukraine" Subscribe to this channel to access the benefits:    / @manaemob   💬 Leave us your opinion on the topic in the comments! 📣 Support Mana & Mob! 💡 Leave a like, activate the bell, and subscribe to never miss future analyses! ❤️ Want to help us create new exclusive content, extra insights, and live broadcasts? Discover our subscription program 🎬 Analysis and Text by: Simone Medas 🎤 Hosted by: Federica Peri 🎥 Directed by: Simone Medas ✂️ Editing: Simone Medas ✂️ Assistant Editor: Federica Peri 📧 Contact Us: [email protected] 🤝 Collaboration Proposals: [email protected]