Украинцы не ожидали! Это последняя капля! Что они делают? У нас большие проблемы!

Summary

Zelensky and possible peace talks

The presenter focuses on a tearful interview with Volodymyr Zelensky. Zelensky reportedly says he is worried about Ukraine’s future, struggles to sleep, and draws strength from his children. The presenter argues that Zelensky’s stated willingness to discuss a ceasefire is inadequate because, in the presenter’s view, he continues to reject major concessions, including abandoning NATO membership or making territorial compromises.

The presenter lists several alleged opportunities for peace talks:

• The 2022 Istanbul negotiations
• A proposed settlement after Russian forces withdrew from Kherson
• Alleged US–Russia discussions in early 2023
• An energy truce and further talks in 2024
• Options reportedly raised by European leaders in London in March 2025

The presenter acknowledges that he cannot confirm whether Russia had agreed to these proposals or whether they were only preliminary. Nonetheless, he blames Ukraine’s leadership for rejecting possible settlements and says the cost has been enormous, citing casualties, lost territory and infrastructure, and a declining population.

Ukraine’s future and international support

The presenter questions how Ukraine could fund a large army after the war and doubts that Donald Trump can resolve the conflict. He worries that US support could fall—or resume under a future administration, prolonging the war. The video also discusses European backing for Ukraine and includes a remark attributed to MP Dunda that US assistance may worsen.

Government and public institutions

The commentary broadens into criticism of Ukraine’s government and public institutions. The presenter argues that officials are poorly paid, government bodies are inefficient, and resources are misallocated.

He contrasts police attention to a reported attempt to sell a dog to a restaurant with what he describes as the authorities’ failure to address coercive mobilization practices. He also criticizes pro-war commentators for advocating continued fighting while avoiding service themselves.

Attacks and damage

The presenter reports that Epicenter stores in Kharkiv, Zaporizhzhia, Vinnytsia, and Poltava were damaged or destroyed within 24 hours. He says Russian attacks are intensifying despite Ukrainian celebrations of strikes on Russian targets.

Svetlana Tikhanovskaya

Near the end, the presenter discusses Svetlana Tikhanovskaya, describing her as a “technical” opposition candidate. He says her husband, Sergei Tikhanovsky, was the more prominent candidate but was not registered, and alleges that Tikhanovskaya was registered because she posed little threat to Lukashenko.

These claims, like the presenter’s account of past peace proposals, are presented as commentary rather than independently established facts.

Presenters and contributors

• Presenter: Taras Nikiforchuk
• Other identifiable voices or people discussed: Volodymyr Zelensky, MP Dunda, and an unnamed Ukrainian woman
• The subtitles also refer to a London-based commentator, but the name is unclear in the transcript.