Кремль в бешенстве из-за Надеждина / Путин приказал снять его с выборов

Summary

This video script covers a range of significant global and political developments. It begins with the German Chancellor's search for a new personal chef, offering insights into the job's requirements and salary. The narrative then shifts to the Ukrainian military's strategic plan to use underwater drones to target the Russian Black Sea Fleet, highlighting the innovative Project FURY. The script also touches on the Kremlin's reaction to presidential candidate Nadezhdin, the completion of NASA's historic Martian helicopter mission, and international political dynamics, including EU's stance on Hungary and allegations against Israel. Throughout, the script emphasizes technological advancements, geopolitical strategies, and the importance of international law and human rights.

Takeaways

• 😲 Ukraine plans to destroy Russia's Black Sea Fleet using weaponized underwater drones
• 😡 Russia refuses international probe into downed plane carrying Ukrainian POWs
• 👨‍✈️ Putin to open polling stations abroad, including in 'unfriendly' countries, for presidential vote
• ❌ Kremlin moves to block anti-war presidential candidate Nadezhdin from running
• ⚔️ EU considers suspending Hungary's voting rights if Orban blocks Ukraine aid again
• 🇮🇱 International Court tells Israel to stop 'genocide' of Palestinians in Gaza
• 🛫 NASA's first Martian helicopter Ingenuity completes historic mission after 3 years
• 💖 YouTuber asks viewers to like video to promote channel
• 🙏 YouTuber thanks audience and invites them to join on Telegram
• 😊 YouTuber bids farewell until next time

Q & A

What is Project FURY and what is its goal?

Project FURY (First Ukrainian Robotic Fleet) is a Ukrainian military project that aims to destroy the Russian Black Sea Fleet using underwater drones. It will partner with an experienced Western maritime drone manufacturer to weaponize existing drone platforms.

Why does Russia refuse an international investigation into the downing of the Il-76 plane?

Russia likely refuses an international investigation because it was secretly transporting Ukrainian prisoners of war on the plane, which would be a violation of international law. Russia wants to avoid responsibility.

Why is the Kremlin upset with presidential candidate Nadezhdin?

The Kremlin is upset because Nadezhdin was supposed to be a technical candidate that they did not expect to gain popularity. However, he is now criticizing the Kremlin and the war, gaining significant public support.

What was significant about the Ingenuity helicopter's missions on Mars?

Ingenuity was the first aircraft to make controlled flight on another planet. It exceeded expectations by making 72 flights over almost 3 years when only 5 flights were originally planned. This paved the way for future Mars exploration.

How could the EU punish Hungary's Orbán for blocking Ukraine aid?

The EU is considering invoking Article 7 to strip Hungary of its voting rights in the EU if Orbán blocks approval of €50 billion in aid for Ukraine. This would be retaliation for jeopardizing Ukraine's security.

What genocide accusations were made against Israel?

The International Court of Justice accused Israel of genocide against Palestinians in Gaza based on inflammatory comments by Israeli leaders that could be seen as calling for killing Gaza civilians.

How many overseas polling stations will Russia open for its presidential election?

Russia plans to open about 300 polling stations abroad for its presidential election, including in "unfriendly" countries, to allow Russians overseas to vote.

What security measures will Russia take at foreign polling stations?

Russia says it will strengthen security measures at foreign polling stations during voting for its presidential election to ensure safety and prevent disruptions.

How can the public help promote the YouTube channel?

The channel asks viewers to like the videos and subscribe so that YouTube sees people are interested and promotes the videos more to expand their audience.

Why does analyst Zoltan Pogaca say Orbán reminds the EU of his "cards"?

Pogaca argues Orbán obstructs EU decisions periodically to remind them not to criticize Hungary, lest he play his "cards" by leveraging Hungary's veto power.