ПОВЕРНУТИ КОРДОНИ 1991 РЕАЛЬНО! Спрацює ставка НА ЧОРНОГО ЛЕБЕДЯ. Москва відчує війну КРАЩЕ ЗА КИЇВ

Talk of elections is gaining momentum again, but is the country really ready for a presidential campaign in the fall? Why hasn't Valery Zaluzhnyy become Volodymyr Zelensky's main rival yet, what role can Kirill Budanov play, are Russian elites capable of removing Putin, and what will the strikes on Moscow actually change? How does the isolation of Crimea affect the front, what can be expected from the US and Europe, and is the threat of new massive attacks growing? Political scientist Serhiy Yagodzinsky answered these and other questions in an interview with Oleksiy Gomon on the KShDU Media channel. 00:00 Interview between Oleksiy Gomon and Serhiy Yagodzinsky 00:01 Are there real prerequisites for presidential elections in the fall, who has the best chance of winning, and how quickly can public support for the government change? 01:32 Why has Valeriy Zaluzhny not yet become Volodymyr Zelensky's main competitor, what does he lack for a full-fledged presidential campaign? 03:22 Why is Ukrainian society not yet ready to elect a military president and what questions remain unanswered? 04:40 What could have been the main topic of Zelenskyy's meeting with Zaluzhny and is a one-round election scenario possible? 07:00 What are Kirill Budanov's political prospects, is he able to become an independent player without the support of the current government? 09:17 Why did the story with Yulia Mendel cause a resonance, how did it affect trust in the media and freedom of speech in Ukraine? 12:39 Is it possible to end active hostilities by November, what processes already indicate a systemic crisis within Russia? 15:09 Why are Russian elites unlikely to remove Putin and why is it critically important for Ukraine to maintain internal unity? 19:12 Why might Volodymyr Zelensky be the most comfortable opponent for the Kremlin and what will the signals from Russian propaganda mean? 21:15 Why will there be no mass protests in Russia, what is holding back society and what events could still change the situation? 24:20 Will Putin's death mean an automatic end to the war and what scenarios could open up for Ukraine? 24:46 Why is the isolation of Crimea still strategically important even without its quick liberation and how does it exhaust Russia? 27:07 Is the US position changing after the strikes on Moscow and what military assistance does Ukraine need most now? 28:28 Is the West ready to continue supplying weapons to Ukraine and what risks are increasingly emerging in Europe? 31:57 Why are relations between Ukraine and Poland worsening, how do historical contradictions affect modern politics? 35:28 How real is the threat of a new massive Russian strike and why should we not ignore the danger signals? 36:52 Why does Russia continue to strike civilian infrastructure if it makes no military sense and what does the Kremlin want? 39:26 Can regular strikes on Moscow change the mood of Russian society and increase internal pressure on the government? 42:05 How do strikes on Russian territory affect Alexander Lukashenko's position and do they increase the risk of Belarus being drawn into war? ➡️ Website: https://kspa.com.ua/ ➡️ Instagram:   / kspa_ua   ➡️ Facebook:   / kspaofsergiynizhnyi   ➡️ LinkedIn:   / kspa-kyiv-school-of-public-administration-...   ➡️ Twitter: https://x.com/KspaUa ➡️ TikTok:   / kspa_education