Hungary makes an unexpected move! Meeting with Zelensky: decision that shifts the course of the war!

Added: 2026-05-25

[00:00:00]An unexpected move from Hungary with a statement about a measure that changes the course of events.

[00:00:05]Peter Magyar stated that Ukraine must provide the country with convincing security guarantees as part of a potential peace agreement.

[00:00:11]Otherwise, there is no point in signing such an agreement.

[00:00:15]In this way, he commented on the Budapest memorandum and assured that his country would provide all necessary assistance to achieve at least a ceasefire and then a peace agreement.

[00:00:24]The problem is that the international community has in fact failed to fulfill its task and has not ensured the integrity and independence of Ukraine.

[00:00:33]And now we need a peace agreement with real security guarantees. By the way, >> Just recently, Magyar stated that Ukraine has every right to defend its sovereignty and territorial integrity from Russian aggression by all available means.

[00:00:44]And that's not all. The new Prime Minister of Hungary plans to come to Zakarpattia to meet with Volodymyr Zelenskyy. And this no longer looks like a formal visit, but rather an attempt to reset relations that have remained tense for years.

[00:00:56]Could it be that Budapest's complete change in rhetoric might lead to the Hungarian army turning its guns on the Russian army? We're keeping our finger on the pulse. It's happened. In the Kremlin corridors, they're whispering something shocking. The system has no future. This verdict is no longer hidden.

[00:01:10]According to Vershka, amid falling approval ratings and the war against Ukraine, tensions are growing stronger among the Russian elite. Officials admit there is a crisis in power and are trying to navigate it. One official told a reporter he'd like to send his kid abroad.

[00:01:26]"As for us, we'll keep fighting," he said tentatively. That the system has no future is clear and widely discussed.

[00:01:34]But no one goes beyond simply stating the fact. There is no way out.

[00:01:39]According to media reports, there is now a clear division in the Kremlin's information sphere into two of the most anxious groups. These are the curators of domestic policy and those who directly profit from the war. The mood within the system is described quite harshly and without illusions. Tomorrow will be either the same or worse.

[00:01:55]There is little to no control over this, and it is precisely this that creates a state of constant fatigue and internal stagnation, even among those who were recently part of the active management vertical.

[00:02:05]One source says that instead of strategic decisions, there's a growing focus on minor tasks and daily personal issues. Political maneuvering is almost gone. The special military operation is devouring Russia. Unexpectedly, Lukashenko changes course and is seeking asylum in Kyiv.

[00:02:22]The self-proclaimed president of Belarus suddenly spoke about meeting with Zelenskyy, and the tone of his statement was truly surprising. Putin's friend from Belarus stated that he is ready to meet anywhere in Ukraine or Belarus to discuss issues in bilateral relations.

[00:02:35]Against this backdrop, Minsk is once again trying to present itself as an independent player. We are not going to get involved in the war in Ukraine.

[00:02:43]There is absolutely no need for that, neither a civil war nor a military one.

[00:02:47]However, he immediately makes his usual maneuver. If there is aggression against Belarus, the country could be drawn into hostilities. Minsk is again balancing loud peace statements with constantly keeping military tensions high. The world is watching this today. Stay tuned for what's next. It's frightening in the USA, Trump's final moments. This agreement has shaken the Kremlin. The US and Ukraine strike hard. Lukashenko has given the order, an offensive is coming.

[00:03:11]America is on the verge of a major scandal in both politics and medicine.

[00:03:16]Donald Trump's health is rapidly deteriorating before the eyes of the whole world.

[00:03:21]And it is becoming impossible to hide it any longer.

[00:03:24]The White House has found itself at the center of a severe crisis. After a group of 36 prominent and highly respected American neurologists, psychiatrists, and psychologists published a comprehensive joint public statement.

[00:03:36]Doctors are now publicly sounding the alarm. The president's actions, his increasingly confused speeches, and sudden lapses into sleep during crucial meetings, directly indicate a serious cognitive disorder and the progressive deterioration of of mental abilities.

[00:03:52]His cognitive functions have worsened.

[00:03:54]His speeches are disorganized. He speaks without substance, makes incoherent digressions, confuses facts, and makes inexplicable sudden changes in policy.

[00:04:05]He is also noticeably drowsy during important public events, the doctors wrote.

[00:04:11]What the president's administration tries to brush aside as simple fatigue or age, medical experts identify as serious symptoms. Licensed physical therapist Adam James, after carefully analyzing Trump's behavior, or has put forward a truly startling and concerning assumption.

[00:04:26]Among the alarming signs, James pointed out the politician's unusual gait, sweeping leg movements, and problems maintaining balance.

[00:04:35]Such symptoms may indicate weakness on one side of the body caused by a stroke.

[00:04:40]There is also growing concern about noticeably slurred speech, confusion over fundamental and basic facts, such as the names of various countries, and the constant repetition of phrases like, "If I were president, this wouldn't have happened."

[00:04:55]He also went on to specifically note Trump's problems with his ability to maintain impulse control.

[00:05:01]In particular, the public discussion of confidential military or personal information, which may indicate dysfunction in the areas of the brain responsible for decision-making.

[00:05:13]But the most frightening thing is the current medical prognosis.

[00:05:17]However, the expert believes that in Trump's case, the disease may progress more rapidly and suggests that the US president has between two and four years left to live.

[00:05:26]Doctors note that Trump has an acute lack of impulse control.

[00:05:30]He threatens violence, supports extrajudicial reprisals, and can post up to 150 manic messages on social media in a single night.

[00:05:39]According to the professional opinions of psychiatrists, behind this image of permissiveness lies a progressing paranoia and a fatal impairment of judgment, which simply cannot be halted even by the best medicine in the world.

[00:05:51]The idea was put forward by Yassamin Ansari, a Democratic Party representative in the House of Representatives.

[00:05:59]The President of the United States is seriously mentally ill and this puts all our lives at risk.

[00:06:04]That is exactly why the 25th Amendment exists.

[00:06:08]We must invoke it immediately, Ansari wrote on the social network X.

[00:06:13]While doctors are demanding an immediate examination, the White House press office is putting on a show trying to justify the president's alarming physical transformations.

[00:06:23]Journalists have frequently been noticing prominent and large purplish bruises on Trump's hands which his team is desperately attempting to cover up with makeup.

[00:06:32]But the bruises were not the only issue.

[00:06:35]At a recent Medal of Honor ceremony, the entire world witnessed a mysterious, deeply concerning red mark on the American president's neck.

[00:06:42]Trump's personal physician attempted to minimize the significance of the scandal claiming it was simply the effect of a specialized, highly confidential preventive cream.

[00:06:50]In a comment to journalists, Trump's doctor Sean Babaei Bella stated that the president uses a very common cream to treat rashes.

[00:07:00]He also clarified that the symptoms would last for several weeks but did not specify what kind of cream it was or what it was protecting against.

[00:07:10]According to the doctor, it is a preventive skin remedy.

[00:07:14]However, when considered alongside the officially confirmed chronic venous insufficiency, leg swelling, and hearing problems, this cream seems like yet another attempt to conceal the real clinical picture.

[00:07:26]The situation reached complete absurdity on May 11th when Donald Trump simply fell asleep right during an official meeting in the Oval Office.

[00:07:35]Footage of the sleeping leader instantly spread through the media and the press office's excuse that the president was just blinking for a long time only highlighted the depth of the catastrophe.

[00:07:45]When asked whether Mr. Trump had fallen asleep, White House press secretary Caroline Levitt stated that the president was listening attentively and leading the entire meeting.

[00:07:55]She referenced Mr. Trump's response, which came during the Q&A session at the end of the meeting, when he delivered an angry speech directed at Somali immigrants.

[00:08:07]This significant moment became an exclamation point at the ninth cabinet meeting of President Trump during his second term.

[00:08:15]All these meetings were completely open to the press and available for the whole world to watch, said Ms. Levitt.

[00:08:22]The global crisis is no longer just knocking on the doors of the White House, it has kicked them down.

[00:08:28]On the eve of his 80th birthday, Donald Trump promised to undergo a full medical examination.

[00:08:33]There is also the main question that is now being asked in the corridors of Washington.

[00:08:38]Who is actually giving the orders and running America while its legitimate president is covering up his bruises and falling asleep at work?

[00:08:47]>> [music] >> Kyiv and Washington are urgently preparing an agreement that could completely change the rules of the war.

[00:08:56]According to CBS News, the US and Ukraine have already prepared a draft memorandum for a new defense deal. And the Kremlin clearly did not expect such a turn of events. This is not just about arm supplies, Ukraine may gain access to joint drone production with American giants.

[00:09:10]And bring its military technologies directly to the US market.

[00:09:14]While Moscow tells tales about technological superiority, Kyiv is negotiating a real military breakthrough with Washington.

[00:09:21]In As a result of extensive collaboration with the State Department and the Pentagon, a draft framework document was carefully formulated and developed.

[00:09:29]Which is currently being reviewed by both sides at multiple different institutional levels. Nine. The United States is our strategic partner. And cooperation with the American side in strengthening our defense capabilities remains a priority.

[00:09:42]We are committed to mutually beneficial cooperation that will enhance the strength of our armed forces.

[00:09:47]And this is only the beginning. In recent months, Ukraine has already signed defense agreements with Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and the United Arab Emirates.

[00:09:55]While Russian propaganda continues to talk about Ukraine's international isolation, Kyiv is gathering an entire network of new defense partners around itself.

[00:10:02]And even more high-profile agreements are ahead.

[00:10:05]Currently, about 20 countries are participating at various stages.

[00:10:10]Four agreements have already been signed, and the first contracts under these agreements are now being prepared.

[00:10:17]The most painful story for the Kremlin began after operation web, when Ukrainian drones carried out daring strikes deep into Russian positions.

[00:10:25]According to sources, it was after this that Trump in private conversations highly praised Ukraine's capabilities in the field of drones. And now the United States may gain access to Ukrainian combat experience, which the Russian army feels almost every day.

[00:10:38]For Moscow, this sounds like a bad scenario that is suddenly becoming reality.

[00:10:42]The National Security Council of Ukraine has officially predicted that by 2026, the production potential in the defense sector will grow to a total of 55 billion dollars.

[00:10:52]To realize this potential, Ukraine will need a significantly larger amount of external funding, since under current circumstances, Kyiv only has the means to purchase about 15 billion dollars worth of weapons this year.

[00:11:05]And This is where things start to get most unpleasant for Putin.

[00:11:08]Ukraine is already producing weapons that the US did not previously focus on as a priority.

[00:11:13]One Ukrainian manufacturer is planning to produce more than 3 million FPV drones by 2026.

[00:11:18]For comparison, the United States produced about 300,000 such devices in the entire year of 2025.

[00:11:24]The gap is so huge that Russian generals urgently need to recalculate their analytical reports on Ukraine's capabilities.

[00:11:31]Moreover, Ukrainian companies are developing technologies capable of bypassing Russian electronic warfare systems. One of the companies has developed a system that allows drones to operate even without GPS and avoid signal jamming. And all of this has already attracted multi-million dollar investments from Ukrainian-American funds. While Moscow continues to pretend that everything is going according to plan, Ukrainian technologies are reaching an entirely new level. Several Ukrainian companies have already presented their technologies in the United States. In March, General Cherry, one of the largest Ukrainian drone manufacturers, signed an agreement to produce unmanned aerial vehicles in the US together with the American military equipment manufacturer Wilcox Industries. And this is not the limit yet. The Pentagon has already invited Ukrainian companies to join the $1.1 billion drone dominance program.

[00:12:18]The project is aimed at selecting drones for the US Army. It turns out that Ukrainian technologies, which the Kremlin recently tried to underestimate, can now become part of the US military programs themselves.

[00:12:28]And it seems that Moscow was completely unprepared for such a scenario.

[00:12:32]>> [music] >> The threat of a full-scale invasion from the north is again looming over Ukraine.

[00:12:39]Cornered, Putin is twisting Lukashenka's arm, demanding the direct involvement of the Belarusian army in the war.

[00:12:45]President Zelenskyy has officially confirmed that Ukrainian intelligence possesses such information. In particular, Russia is considering operational plans for advances to the south and north from the territory of Belarus, either against the Chernihiv-Kyiv direction in Ukraine or against one of the NATO countries, specifically from the territory of Belarus.

[00:13:05]A worrying signal was the recent April decree by Lukashenka calling up reserve officers against the backdrop of new artillery positions being set up near our borders.

[00:13:13]However, Kyiv harbors no illusions and is prepared for the harshest scenario.

[00:13:17]The head of Ukrainian diplomacy, Dmytro Kuleba, stated, "The potential of the Belarusian army is in no way comparable to the potential of the Ukrainian armed forces. If Belarus attacks us, so much will fly their way and so much will be destroyed that it will be overwhelming.

[00:13:31]And this could seriously destabilize Belarus.

[00:13:34]Military experts, including Pavel Narozhny, emphasize that repeating the surprise effect of spring 2022 is now absolutely impossible. For occupiers to attempt a breakthrough, they would need to assemble a strike force of at least 50,000 troops. Doing this secretly is impossible under current conditions.

[00:13:52]Ukrainian intelligence and Western allies monitor Belarus from satellites 24/7.

[00:13:57]Any large-scale concentration of troops, equipment, and logistics will be detected long before the first convoy even tries to start its engines.

[00:14:04]This is because Ukraine has a huge number of intelligence assets.

[00:14:07]And these are not just our own resources.

[00:14:10]Our allies also provide us with this information, satellite images, intercepted various types of data.

[00:14:15]Therefore, if there is any troop preparation, we will see it. That is, all the roads there. Essentially, there are only two roads, and they have bridges on them. These bridges can be blown up very quickly. In addition, >> fortifications have been built in this direction since the large-scale invasion. Even if the enemy dares to do this, the very geography of the northern border will turn into a giant deadly trap for them.

[00:14:35]Unlike the open steppes of the south or east, Ukrainian Polissia is a continuous labyrinth of impenetrable forests, deep swamps, and rivers. That is why Ukraine's defense forces have not wasted any time turning the northern border into a truly impregnable fortress.

[00:14:48]According to the Western Operational Command, the line of contact with Belarus is now a multi-layered concrete shield. Now the state border has been turned into a powerful line of defense.

[00:14:58]Kilometers of field fortifications have been constructed there. Hundreds of revetments for equipment and firing positions have been set up. Minefields, ditches, and barriers are reinforced by the natural obstacles of Polissia, impenetrable forests, swamps, and rivers.

[00:15:12]Border guards are reliably holding their section of the border.

[00:15:15]Analysts compare the potential offensive to the front line, and the conclusions for Minsk and Moscow sound bleak. A huge border section follows the Niepro, which the enemy cannot cross even in the Kherson region, let alone the north. And recalling recent Russian attempts to advance in the Sumy region, where fields allow movement, the occupiers got bogged down after advancing only 5 to 10 km.

[00:15:39]In the dense Belarusian-Ukrainian forests, the rate of advance will be zero, and their losses will be catastrophic. The outcome of this geopolitical blackmail is obvious. The Belarusian army, which lacks real combat experience and sufficient reserves, is absolutely unprepared for a full-scale bloodbath. Their attempt to cross the Ukrainian border would not be a military offensive, but a public execution. And although it is understood in Kyiv that the Kremlin will continue to use Belarusian territory for provocations, Ukraine's defense forces have made it perfectly clear. Any soldier or tank that crosses the border from the north will be destroyed within the first minutes, and the war will instantly spill over onto the aggressor's territory.

[00:16:14]>> [music] >> Meanwhile, Putin has once again started to historically frighten the world with the Kremlin's miracle weapons. From the Burevestnik and Poseidon systems to the notorious Oreshnik and Sarmat missiles, which Moscow has been unsuccessfully promising for years. Why does this blackmail only provoke ridicule in the west? And why did the bunker grandpa bring out these missile scare stories right now?

[00:16:38]Watch the report.

[00:16:40]Putin announced the successful test of the intercontinental ballistic missile Sarmat, and once again promised to put it on combat duty by the end of 2026.

[00:16:50]Sarmat, or Satan 2 according to NATO classification, is a fifth-generation silo-based strategic missile system.

[00:16:58]The missile is capable of carrying a nuclear warhead with a declared range of over 10,000 km. According to the Russian dictator, the range is as much as 35,000 km.

[00:17:09]For 5 years now, Putin has been promising to put the Sarmat on combat duty. Development has been underway since 2011, but most of the tests have ended in failure. In September 2024, a failed test at the Plesetsk Cosmodrome even left a sizable crater.

[00:17:25]Sarmat is more of an informational weapon than a real one, and Moscow reliably uses it every few years because in reality there are real problems with it. Now they have announced a successful attempt, but considering the years of production, constant errors, and technological shortages, this event shouldn't be made into something significant. Andriy Kovalenko, head of the Center for Countering Disinformation at the National Security and Defense Council of Ukraine, in a comment to Ukrainian media.

[00:17:54]Putin's statements about testing the Sarmat and working on new missile systems, Poseidon and Burevestnik, reflect the dictator's desire to demonstrate his own strength after the obvious inability to ensure the security of the May 9th parade, as well as to distract attention from Russia's failures on the battlefield, according to analysts at the Institute for the Study of War.

[00:18:16]Ukraine's deep strikes have exposed the Kremlin's weakness and its inability to reliably protect its rear areas, including the capital, from such attacks. As a result, Russia held the parade in a significantly reduced format. It is likely that Putin intends to use his Sarmat test and rhetoric to obscure the reality that it was Ukraine, not Russia, whose actions effectively guaranteed the safety of the parade in Moscow.

[00:18:40]According to the Institute for the Study of War latest report.

[00:18:44]Analysts note that in April 2026, for the first time in a long while, Russian forces lost more territory than they captured. At the same time, the rate of recruitment of new soldiers in the Federation has dropped below the level needed to compensate for losses. Since the beginning of Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine, the total number of Russian soldiers killed and wounded has already exceeded 1,347,500 people. Every day, the The army eliminates an average of about 1,000 Russian occupiers, and soon this figure will increase. The armed forces of Ukraine are rapidly increasing the number of drone strikes, and it is drones that account for 90% of the Russian army's losses.

[00:19:24]We are close to seizing the initiative to a turning point on the battlefield.

[00:19:28]Another significant factor is the quality of Russian servicemen.

[00:19:34]Very low quality, the drone component, communication problems, and the quality of the Russian contingent.

[00:19:41]The incredible resilience of Ukraine's dedicated defense forces is one of the primary factors that have led to the significant developments we are now discussing.

[00:19:50]Losses at the front and Russia's economic collapse could become Putin's biggest problems, claims Rajan Menon, honorary professor at The New School at The City University of New York.

[00:20:00]The fact is that for a long time the war was something distant for Russians, happening somewhere far away. But now many of them are seeing the consequences of effective attacks by Ukraine's defense forces.

[00:20:12]Although Putin's fate has not yet been decided, his war is faltering, and there are too many signs of discontent within the authorities to ignore. The parade was supposed to demonstrate Russia's military might, but instead it may become a symbol of the collapse of Putin's military ambitions. Rajan Menon is an honorary professor of international relations at the Powell School at the City University of New York, as stated in an interview with The Guardian.

[00:20:37]In In an attempt to compensate for losses at the front, you eat.

[00:20:41]The Kremlin has launched a systematic campaign to recruit students into drone units.

[00:20:46]Young people are lured in with promises of modern service, where supposedly you can fight remotely without ever having to let go of your tablet. It's a trap.

[00:20:55]Once you join such a unit, you become a service member of the Russian armed forces with all the consequences that entails. Signing a contract does not guarantee that you will stay in that specific position. The Russian military command is already actively transferring personnel from technical units to infantry for assault operations, according to a detailed report from the partisan movement Atesh on Telegram.

[00:21:18]According to reports from the partisan group Atesh, nearly 40% of new recruits who plan to work with drones end up in assault infantry units instead.

[00:21:29]>> [music] >> And what do you think about these events? Share your thoughts in the comments, leave a like, and stay tuned for news. There is more to come.