ivan stupak, roman stupak is actually a colleague of mine, a journalist from the public association workedn, and i send my congratulations, if he can hear me now, i apologize, mr. ivan, mr. ivan, so the question is not easy, i understand, but you know, we were two years ago, when the war was just starting, we all made fun of the fact that the majority of young russians already want negotiations to end the war, but they did not have such a high mobilization threshold, and they understood whether they were taking a risk, and we even said that there is some hope in the fact that the russian... young people do not really understand this whole war and does not want to fight with us, 60 wanted to fight the most plus, they supported those pensioners there with portraits of putin, who in fact will not fight, but now two years have passed, and according to this survey, the situation in our country is quite similar, that is, people 60+ are the most such supporters war, to liberate crimea and so on and the like, and young people who are not sure that they want to die for crimea. are we like a democra

when stupak decided to leave the kuibyshev region, his wife dutifully followed.ry. no one, a total of eight episodes were proven during the investigation, but detectives are sure there were many more, it’s just that many women did not dare to go to the police, they cried, were afraid, were ashamed and tried to forget the terrible little man. stupak tried to pretend to be crazy, but it didn’t work, he understood perfectly well that... he reveled in his power over his victims, once an adult bastard ruined a child’s life, the child grew up to be a wretched pervert, because children don’t invent the rules of the game, they copy them from adults, and thus the maniac was born. stupak was shot, he had a wife, she knew about her husband’s adventures, she even washed the blood from his clothes. but she didn’t tell anyone, she was sentenced to several years, however, that’s a completely different story. right now. the ninth year, the peak of perestroika, prohibition, no one will know about it, no one will hear about it, and brutal crimes, chopped wounds, under suspicion of

thank you, ivan stupak, military expert, employee. sbu was on our airwaves from 2004 to 15 years, now we will take a short break, after it, we will continue, we will have the opportunity to find out what the current situation is in the hottest direction, this is the pokrovsky direction, so please, in a few minutes , wait. thinking about a new mattress, but here's what's stopping you. have you ever thought about what you sleep on? old mattresses accumulate not only dust, but also moisture that a person releases during sleep. new a mattress pad or bed linen can only improve the mattress aesthetically. choose a camel orthopedic mattress and your sleep will become noticeably better. take advantage of the super offer for half the price. call now and order a camel orthopedic mattress. instead of paying the full price of the mattress, pay only half. due to the fact that our production is located in ukraine, we can quickly manufacture a mattress and deliver it directly to you. we perfectly combine innovative technologies and modern ecological

today, as always, by discussing what is happening on the ukrainian fronts, on this occasion ivan stupakmilitary expert, an employee of the security service of ukraine from the fourth to 15 years. good health, mr. ivan, thank you for finding time for us. mr. mykola, i congratulate you, thank you for the invitation. look, i'm here for you sneaky question, sneaky, sneaky, i studied the results of ukrainian uavs attacking oil refineries and realized that they are doing it extremely ineffectively. the price of oil, of this, of gasoline went up a little, a little, a little, but then it went down again, which means nothing. nothing bad happens to the russians, it means that either they manage to repair or we end up somewhere in the wrong place, in short, as far as we can think or hope that what we all want will be achieved, namely that drones hit and for them to explode and for them not to be able to recover within two or three days, it seems to me that this is extremely important, please, this is a really tricky question, let's go, let's explain. in part, and yes, ah, there are systematic att

it is possible for this. there are no problems, no, thank you very much, we were contacted by ivan stupakert, a former sbu employee, with whom we talked about more and more permits from western partners of ukraine to use western weapons for attacks on the russian federation. well, in the meantime, ukraine can probably make concessions regarding its own peace formula, and all this in order for as many participants as possible to take part in the future summit in switzerland. about this. from their own sources became known to the european publication.

your every hryvnia really matters and there are no small contributions, but we will now add ivan stupak, a military expert and sbu employee from 2004 to 15 years, and we welcome you, mr. ivan , to our airwaves, glory to ukraine, congratulations, studio, very grateful for the invitation, glory, yes, mr. ivan, well, first of all, we would like to ask you about the situation on the donetsk front, we understand . the concept is extremely broad, but in any case the direction of turkey, so the situation escalated already before yesterday, well, there is information that the enemy has come a little further, is advancing, how do you assess the enemy's advance, it is called a creeping offensive, nothing has changed , creeping attack, pushing ukrainian positions and trying to move forward, this is the kharkiv offensive from may 10, its goal was the main one. still, i see that, in addition to the fact that they planned to create unfavorable conditions for our defenders in the kharkiv region, i.e. kupinsk, lyman, to force to retreat from that side, but the general goal is to enter the borders of th

of this day, the main trends with our experts, our first interlocutor on today's broadcast, ivan stupak, a military expert, an employee of the sbu in 2014-15, congratulations, mr. ivan, glad to see, good evening, thank you very much for the invitation, well, let's start with the impression of the su-57 fighter in the astrakhan region of the russian federation, this is what they say is the first strike in the history of the pasu-57, what this basically proves. let's leave the money topic aside, let's say how much it is worth, of course, we know that the russians don't count money, but we have to say that 55 million dollars, well , it's not lying on the road, now the russians have minus one such fighter for that amount , it must be said that they were produced in total, only six pieces, not 60, not 6006, now there are five of them left, and it is reported that there are six more units. which are in various states of assembly, somewhere more, somewhere less, but now they are not functioning, and i constantly i emphasize that this strike, any strike on a plane, on a ship, from the side of u

ivan stupak, a military analyst, joins our broadcast. mr. ivan, i congratulate you.ongratulations to the studio, thank you for the invitation. thank you very much for joining. how can you describe the events in dagestan, who might be behind them, and what this might turn into. well, in the end, these accusations aside of ukraine, they are expected, unexpected. well, it’s clear that whatever happens in the russian federation, everything will have a ukrainian trace, everything is there, or somewhere, well, well, it’s already, it’s already ridiculous, even, no, they didn’t find a postcard from budanov, or a business card from yarosha, this is again, it's already ridiculous, but ukraine was blamed, nato was blamed, the united states was blamed, and one of the arguments that the united states is behind this terrorist act is the use of the american ar-15 rifle by the shooters. well , the russians say, well, what else do you need, you see, american weapons are in the hands of the attackers, so they were 100% americans, well, that’s the logic really, not even kindergarten, i

our first interlocutor on today's broadcast is ivan stupak, a military expert, an employee of the sbun 2004-15. congratulations, mr. ivan, nice to see you. good evening, thank you very much for the invitation. well, let's start with... with the impression of a su-57 fighter in the astrakhan region of the russian federation, they say, the first ever strike on a su-57, what does this in principle indicate? come on, apart from the money topic, let's say how much it's worth, of course we know that russians don't count money, but we must say that 55 million dollars, well , it is not lying on the road, now the russians have minus one such fighter for this amount, we must say that in total... only six of them were produced, not 60, not 600, six, now they there are five left, and it is reported that there are six more units that are in various states of assembly, some more, some less, but they are not functioning now, and i keep stressing that this is a blow, any by plane, over there by ship from the side of ukraine, and this is not half, it is possible 1/3 of the work, 2/3 is intelligence, w

ivan stupak, military expert, former employee of the security service of ukraine, and we discussed thevents on the russian-ukrainian front and what, in principle, is happening around these events, what else the russians can do, are they capable of... let's say there the resources of the lukashenko army allied with them, well, he continued all these dialogues in vain after a short pause , and we look forward to you staying in touch. hello, this is svoboda ranok, an informational project. radio svoboda. top guests every day. this is the shipping district, kherson. turn on live. we are somewhere in the vicinity of bakhmut. we tell the main thing. on weekdays at 9:00. we continue the politclub program on the tv channel espresso. and let's talk about events related to central asia. and with... sino-ukrainian relations and with the diplomatic duel that is currently taking place between ukraine and china. nataliya plexienko butyrska, expert on east asian issues, master's degree in foreign policy. congratulations ms. natalie. good evening, congratulations. well, then, let's start with this due

of this day, the main trends with our experts, our first interlocutor on today's broadcast, ivan stupakmilitary expert, an employee of the sbu 2024. good evening, thank you very much for the invitation, and let's start with the impression of a su-57 fighter in the astrakhan region of the russian federation, they say this is the first strike in history on a su-57, which in principle proves this. well, let's leave aside the money topic, well, let's say how much it is worth, of course we know that the russians money does not count, but we must say that 55 million dollars is not lying on the road. the russians have minus one such fighter for such an amount, it must be said that only six of them were produced, not 60, not 600, six, now there are five of them left, and it is reported that there are six more units that are in in a different state of assembly, somewhere there is more, somewhere less, but now they are not functioning, and i constantly emphasize that this is a blow, any on the plane, on the ship from the side. countries, and this is not half, it is possible 1/3 of the work, 2/3 i

so, those who are watching us only now, those who did not see the previous conversation with ivan stupak, i will remind you that putin will speak again. talked about peace negotiations. the russian dictator, during a meeting with the leadership of the ministry of foreign affairs of the russian federation, outlined the conditions upon which he would agree to negotiations with ukraine to end the war. i want to quote a russian dictator now. ukrainian troops must be completely withdrawn from donetsk, luhansk, kherson and zaporizhzhia regions, and i draw attention to the entire territory of these regions, within their administrative borders, which existed at the time of their entry into ukraine. according to putin, as soon as the ukrainian authorities begin a real withdrawal. from these regions will officially announce their refusal to join nato. russia will announce an order to cease fire and begin negotiations. putin also demands the lifting of western sanctions against russia. this is the statement made by the russian dictator again, but it is noteworthy that similar statements are about p

thank you very much, stay with us the contact was ivan stupak, a military expert, former sbu employee, with whom we talked about more and more permits from ukraine's western partners to use western weapons for attacks on the russian federation. well, in the meantime, ukraine can probably make concessions regarding its own peace formula. and all this in order for as many participants as possible to take part in the future summit in switzerland. the european publication learned about this from its own sources. true, the journalists were able to familiarize themselves with the preliminary text of the final decision of the summit, well, the author of the article, serhiy sydorenko , notes that if kyiv approves the communique in its current form, it will give the green light to the promotion of alternative plans for achieving peace, which will certainly take less into account ukrainian interests. this article also mentions that one of the eu diplomats expressed surprise as to why ukraine is ready to make concessions regarding its own peace formula. a quote follows. yes, we have invested a l

ivan stupak, military expert, employee of the security service of ukraine from the fourth to the 15th year. he was visiting with us. thank you, mr. ivan, thank you very much. now, as far as i understand, we are going to talk to a rather interesting person, my, it is my dream to talk to such a person, i will explain to you why. this person's name is lidia smola, she is a doctor of political sciences, a professor, but also has a master's degree in psychology. they say it will be, but not right this second, a little later, but a little later, i so hope that for half a minute, but this is always quite such pleasant news for me. this morning , when i arrived, you explained to me who would be visiting me, then i said to myself that now it is probably necessary to direct some political science faculties to the political science faculties. .. psychologists, because a conversation about putin without a psychiatrist is very difficult, it is not a sociopolitical conversation, it is a psycho, psychopolitical conversation, and finally we found a person who has degrees and master’s degrees in psych