⚡️IT’S HAPPENING! PUTIN SIGNED IT?! CAPITULATION?! POLAND ENTERS THE DECISIVE MOMENT! | HELLPOINT

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[00:00:00]Putin urgently signed the surrender of the Russian Federation. The betrayal of the century, the Kremlin is on his ears.

[00:00:06]The bunker and he himself does not understand how it came to this. Total shock. Poland did [music] this.

[00:00:11]Navrotski gave a clear signal to Kyiv.

[00:00:13]Warsaw is sending a sword of vengeance into the Kremlin for Kyiv.

[00:00:16]>> [music] >> The statement sounded like thunder out of a clear sky.

[00:00:19]You will be shocked. Hungary has gone to war against Russia. Peter Magyar is ready to strike with a fist of influence.

[00:00:26]>> [music] >> For the first time in many years, Moscow is afraid of Budapest. Meanwhile, the USA is praising Ukraine.

[00:00:33]Zelenskyy has launched a new defense alliance led by Ukrainian technologies.

[00:00:37]Our drones have changed the balance of power. It's hard to believe.

[00:00:41]Putin has indeed pushed his plan for an offensive against Europe into the [music] masses. He is urgently redeploying troops from Donbas to NATO's eastern flank. All of this is in our episode Hell Point. Total shock. [music] The elite slipped Putin a plan for Russia's capitulation right onto his desk. [music] The dictator put his signature on it. It began shockingly.

[00:01:00]The alleged special military operation is winding down quietly at night. The dictator is now his people's puppet.

[00:01:07]Threats no longer work and the fear of not waking up one morning is growing.

[00:01:11]>> [music] >> The fear of not waking up only intensifies. The fate of Russia is at stake. Putin is forced to fall at Zelenskyy's feet. What will happen next?

[00:01:19]Let's keep watching.

[00:01:23]It seems the Kremlin has started to fully realize the war they promised to end quickly has now dragged on for far too long. I think things are moving towards an end, but still this is a serious matter.

[00:01:35]British publications report that Putin's inner circle is increasingly pushing him toward the idea of ending the war against Ukraine and they're putting a certain amount of pressure on him. First and foremost, of course. The overall situation with the economy has shifted significantly.

[00:01:51]>> [music] >> The current state of affairs is looking quite dire. In fact, I would say it is teetering on the very brink of a collapse.

[00:01:58]Therefore, from this specific point of view, continuing the fight has become quite difficult simply to ensure that the situation doesn't deteriorate even further than it already has.

[00:02:09]Russia continues to advance, [music] but very slowly. And the cost of this war for the Kremlin is getting higher and higher. The money is running out, the losses are increasing, and the sanctions aren't going anywhere. These persistent issues are simply not disappearing and continue to remain exactly where they are right now.

[00:02:36]And a significant part of the Russian elite [music] is beginning to realize that you need to realize that the path ahead is going to become much more difficult than anything you have faced up to this [music] point. Every step you take from here on out will demand a higher level of focus and persistence as the obstacles will only grow in complexity. It is vital to prepare yourself for the reality that the journey is becoming steeper, and you must find the inner strength to keep moving forward as the situation intensifies.

[00:03:03]It's worth mentioning the leak of a classified report in February for the administration of the president of the Russian Federation. The document directly addresses the risks of continuing the war and the need to timely You need to bring everything to a complete and total stop right now.

[00:03:18]Please ensure that you remain perfectly still and wait patiently for further instructions until it is entirely safe for you to proceed with your movement again as staying put is vital for the safety of everyone involved.

[00:03:33]This is circulating in the highest echelons of power, the fact that today they are already starting to think about how to present ending the war as Putin's victory. [music] Uh well, of course, that's exactly how they will act. There's nothing surprising about this.

[00:03:48]Moreover, in this document, the war is described as a [music] risk of a Pyrrhic victory. That is a situation where Russia's losses turn out [music] to be greater than the result itself. The Kremlin has even discussed the option of freezing [music] the front line.

[00:04:02]In the Kremlin and most of the administration, [music] they have understood this for a long time.

[00:04:08]And they just pretend and act as if after total defeat, they are now completely ready to start walking on their hind legs.

[00:04:16]In front of Putin and always agreeing with him on everything. So, yes, of course they fully understand that things have become quite dire and they are now actively searching for a viable way out of this.

[00:04:29]And then try to [music] sell it to Russians as a victory over the West. As if to say the goal has been achieved, so now we can Please stop what you are doing immediately. Thank you.

[00:04:43]But the Kremlin is worried not only about the front. The Russian authorities are increasingly concerned about the mood inside the country.

[00:04:50]According to the data, Putin's ratings, although still high, have already dropped to their lowest level since the start of the full-scale [music] war.

[00:04:59]For a dictator, his rating is extremely important.

[00:05:02]A dictator needs the people's love.

[00:05:05]Many people already understand that Putin has led everyone in the wrong direction and somehow they'd like to find a way to escape from this situation.

[00:05:13]>> [music] >> And of course, I'm not saying that a revolution will happen tomorrow, but if things continue with absolutely nothing being done to address it, then virtually anything could potentially happen from a 20th coup to a full-blown revolution.

[00:05:26]Yes, indeed, people are living worse and worse.

[00:05:29]But Putin himself, it seems, is still in no hurry to make any final decisions and is simply waiting.

[00:05:35]At the same time, even the rhetoric of the bunker dweller [music] is changing.

[00:05:38]If before he publicly insulted Zelenskyy, now he speaks in a more neutral manner.

[00:05:44]President Zelenskyy is ready >> [music] >> to hold a private personal meeting.

[00:05:48]Donald Trump's visit to China [music] is just beginning.

[00:05:52]And as for what will happen during this visit, we believe Vladimir Putin is also feeling quite on edge about it.

[00:05:59]So, he realized he needed to find a way to take some kind of action at this specific briefing to send out a clear and important message. And this message is indeed significant. For the first [music] time, he mentioned President Zelenskyy by name. And moreover, he said that he is ready to meet in a neutral country.

[00:06:17]The main conflict today is not only at the front, but also within the Russian system itself.

[00:06:23]There are more and more signals indicating that part of the elite sees the protracted war as a dead end.

[00:06:31]Poland has urgently gone all in.

[00:06:33]Zelenskyy and Nałkowski shook hands.

[00:06:35]Kyiv shielded Warsaw from the Russian Federation. And for this, the ally is ready to take a decisive step.

[00:06:40]>> [music] >> Arsenals with weapons from now on wide open. New super weapons for the Armed Forces of Ukraine and a secret shield that will wipe Moscow to dust. Finally, statements and decisions that will change this war forever. The first details are coming up. Don't miss them.

[00:06:57]As part of the Bucharest Nine Summit, the President of Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelenskyy, met with the president This is Karol Nałkowski, a prominent Polish historian who serves as the president of the Institute of National Remembrance.

[00:07:09]In this vital role, he oversees the documentation and investigation of historical events that shaped modern Poland, ensuring the nation's complex past is preserved while leading various educational initiatives across the nation.

[00:07:27]The current presidential administration, as well as the members of the Polish Parliament, unanimously understands that in reality, we all share the same impression.

[00:07:36]That threat is indeed Russia.

[00:07:38]In the corridors of the At the [music] discussed bilateral relations between the countries. President Zelenskyy wrote about their importance on the social network X.

[00:07:48]It is important that we have a common [music] position. It is necessary for these relations to be truly strong and neighborly.

[00:07:55]We discussed our potential contacts in [music] the near future. I also informed them about our diplomatic efforts.

[00:08:01]Unity between Europe and the United States is important in all our efforts.

[00:08:07]Zelenskyy also thanked Poland and the Polish people for all their support during the full-scale Russian aggression.

[00:08:13]The President of Poland, in turn, assured that the support would continue.

[00:08:17]It is of the utmost importance and a critical priority for us that all the countries participating in this format are, let's say, in a state of deep strategic and close cooperation with Ukraine. And I think that many of them now possess a very clear and profound understanding of the multifaceted risks that the Russian Federation poses to all nations that, in one way or another, share a direct physical border or a maritime boundary with Russia, whether that be across the land or through the [music] open sea.

[00:08:49]Furthermore, it should also be noted that there were high-level representatives [music] from various Northern European countries in attendance, as well. This presence is [music] also very important to recognize, especially when considering that these Northern European states are also being actively targeted by the strategic interests of Moscow.

[00:09:07]Nawrocki stated [music] at the summit that Russia poses a threat to all of Europe.

[00:09:12]>> [music] >> We warned that Russian revisionism is not a temporary phenomenon.

[00:09:17]We issued warnings that imperial thinking has once again resurfaced in Europe.

[00:09:21]We warned that deterrence cannot exist only on paper.

[00:09:25]In addition, Poland [music] continues to remain one of Ukraine's key partners in the field of defense.

[00:09:31]Furthermore, it is important to emphasize that Ukraine actively purchases a wide variety of sophisticated [music] military equipment and heavy weaponry from Poland.

[00:09:39]The two nations had also previously reached comprehensive agreements regarding the joint production of several modern technologies with a specific focus on advanced unmanned aircraft systems.

[00:09:50]It remains perfectly [music] clear that Poland continues to serve as an indispensable strategic partner for our nation. It functions as a vital logistical hub and a critical [music] transit point that remains essential for the security and stability of both countries in the region.

[00:10:05]Along with the transfer of technology, Ukrainian-Polish [music] relations are reaching the level of exchange of experience in technologies and industrial production.

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[00:10:23]Become a member of Ukraine today. Join us now. This happened earlier than everyone expected. Peter Magyar blew up the Kremlin. Hungary did this for the first time and has already received applause from the world. The Russian ambassadors called on the carpet, and Putin gets the news. This is for Ukraine. The Orban era is over. Hungary has crossed Russia off its list of friends forever. It seems a storm is coming, and the Russian dictator won't be able to wait it out.

[00:10:48]What points to this? Don't miss it.

[00:10:49]Coming up in just a moment.

[00:10:53]It increasingly appears that Russia is beginning to lose its grip on its last truly convenient ally in Europe.

[00:10:59]The Russian capital of Moscow now seems to be [music] losing one of its long-standing and most powerful strategic allies. I know.

[00:11:06]>> [music] >> After one of the most massive attacks on Zakarpattia since the beginning of the full-scale war, the new Hungarian government of Peter Magyar [music] openly opposed the Kremlin for the first time.

[00:11:20]>> [music] >> A drone is flying over Dragobrat, Mukachevo, Uzhhorod, Svaliava, and other settlements in the region where a large number of ethnic Hungarians live came under attack.

[00:11:33]While former Prime Minister Orbán [music] preferred to remain silent, the new government responded on the fifth day of its term.

[00:11:43]The Hungarian government strongly condemns Russia's attack on Zakarpattia.

[00:11:48]An even more [music] humiliating blow for Russia came from the Minister of Foreign Affairs.

[00:11:54]Anita Orbán [music] summoned the Russian ambassador and demanded an explanation as to when Moscow intends to end this war.

[00:12:01]Ukraine is effectively securing the support of an additional ally.

[00:12:05]One that will support it not only within the European Union, but also in various other critical international sectors.

[00:12:11]Considering the vital importance of cross-border regional cooperation [music] and so on.

[00:12:16]All of these complex issues are very important for the future of Ukraine and for Hungary. [music] And judging by the first statements of Hungary's new Prime Minister, Budapest is gradually beginning to move away from its previous pro-Russian stance.

[00:12:29]An important message is the condemnation of Russia's attack against Ukraine from Hungary's Prime Minister Peter Magyár.

[00:12:36]Moscow has once again demonstrated that it is a common threat not only to Ukraine, but also to neighboring countries and Europe as a whole.

[00:12:44]In general, the attack continues.

[00:12:47]The first missiles have been launched.

[00:12:50]Our united stance is important for ending this brutal war.

[00:12:54]Thank you for your concern and strong position.

[00:12:57]During his very first major press conference after winning the election, Peter Magyár clearly called Ukraine a victim of Russian aggression. And he [music] further promised to urge the Russian dictator Vladimir Putin to bring an immediate end to the ongoing war if they ever happen to have a direct personal conversation.

[00:13:13]If Vladimir Putin calls me, though I don't believe he will, I will answer the phone.

[00:13:18]But I will not be the first to call him.

[00:13:21]At the same time, Budapest will continue its pragmatic dialogue with Moscow.

[00:13:25]However, Hungary is already talking about the need to diversify its energy supplies, reducing dependence on Russia and readiness to unblock European aid to Ukraine.

[00:13:36]We cannot rewrite geography. Russia is going to remain right here, and Hungary will also remain right here.

[00:13:42]We will do everything in our power to diversify, but that does not mean we will completely isolate ourselves.

[00:13:48]We will always buy oil in the cheapest and safest way. However, look at what happened with the Druzhba oil pipeline.

[00:13:56]Clearly, Hungary's energy supply is currently facing a serious threat. And this rhetoric is fundamentally different from Orbán's.

[00:14:03]Therefore, it will become increasingly difficult for Moscow to blockade to Ukraine, sanctions, and key EU decisions.

[00:14:10]And in summary, the big players are once again left with absolutely nothing.

[00:14:18]The worst-case scenario for the Kremlin, the US and Ukraine are starting to work not as senior-junior, but as partners.

[00:14:24]The deal of the century. Ukrainian combat experience is now a unique asset.

[00:14:28]Real war has made our drones and tactics something the Pentagon is now studying.

[00:14:33]Zelenskyy has achieved the incredible.

[00:14:35]The Americans bow their heads. The first details of the defense agreement that turned everything upside down coming up next.

[00:14:45]The war has accelerated global changes in military technology. Ukraine and the USA are preparing a major drone deal.

[00:14:56]Ukrainian technological development will not stop.

[00:14:59]And we have the corresponding capabilities.

[00:15:02]The governments are negotiating in the field of defense, specifically regarding drones. This is the first important step towards a defense agreement that will allow Ukraine to export military technologies to the USA.

[00:15:14]And to manufacture drones in joint ventures with American companies.

[00:15:19]The document includes joint Ukrainian-American production of weaponry.

[00:15:24]We do not need help in defending against drones. We know more about drones than anyone else. In fact, we have the best drones in the world.

[00:15:31]Even though Trump previously told journalists that he did not need Ukraine's help, when looking at the actual situation, Ukraine really does have something valuable to offer, something to offer America.

[00:15:43]Over the past 4 years, Ukrainian developers have achieved a breakthrough in the field of military drones.

[00:15:51]Our experience can be integrated into the European security system.

[00:15:54]Our ongoing strategic cooperation with countries in the Middle East and the Persian Gulf proves that our experience, our offer, and our drones are highly effective.

[00:16:03]In Ukraine, strike, reconnaissance, and even drones are already being produced, [music] interceptors.

[00:16:10]Senior Ukrainian government officials first formally proposed the strategic idea of cooperation in the field of drones to the White House in August 2025.

[00:16:18]After President Trump privately put an exceptionally high financial price on the operation. Well, he called the Ukrainian drone attack audacious, deep into the Russian front line.

[00:16:27]Cooperation with the US in the field of drones, according to Ukrainian officials, would be mutually beneficial.

[00:16:33]American funding would help both countries increase production volumes.

[00:16:37]Just one manufacturer could produce more than 3 million inexpensive military FPV drones in 2026.

[00:16:44]Well, in the US, for example, only 300,000 were produced in 2025.

[00:16:50]Ukrainian companies are developing innovative methods and means of electronic warfare.

[00:16:56]And these have attracted interest worldwide.

[00:16:59]The threat already exists. That is, it's not something that might happen someday or might not. It already exists. So, yes, we see that this market will be very strong, very promising, very competitive, and it needs to be developed.

[00:17:12]And these are not just words. For example, General Cherry, one of the largest Ukrainian drone manufacturers, has already signed an agreement to produce UAVs in the US together with an American military enterprise. Willcox Industries. So, now we are framing it this way. If after the end of the active phase of hostilities, the company will continue to exist including thanks to the international market as if we were also doing something right.

[00:17:39]That is, I believe that all Ukrainian companies, defense tech, anyone who wants to exist at all and have a future must already today, right now, play by global rules.

[00:17:49]And not just with the United States alone. In the past 2 months, Ukraine has signed defense agreements with a number of countries.

[00:17:58]We have signed three major security documents with Middle Eastern countries.

[00:18:02]A drone deal with Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and the UAE.

[00:18:05]They will be implemented through a series of different contracts with both the private and state sectors of Ukraine.

[00:18:11]Europe also wants to invest in Ukrainian developments. This was also confirmed by the German Minister of Defense.

[00:18:18]Developers of innovations who are able to provide promising products receive financial support through this platform.

[00:18:25]This benefits everyone because it allows innovations to be implemented on the battlefield at the very earliest stages and to test their effectiveness.

[00:18:34]And it provides direct feedback on whether your innovation has actually proven successful.

[00:18:40]Zelenskyy said that 20 countries are already working with Ukraine at various levels on the format, drone deals.

[00:18:47]Due to this Russian aggression, the loss of innocent lives has become increasingly widespread and the threats more dangerous.

[00:18:54]Especially everything related to unmanned aerial vehicles.

[00:18:57]Many, many partners understand this and already 20 countries are collaborating closely with Ukraine at various levels.

[00:19:04]What have we had with them?

[00:19:06]Drone deal.

[00:19:07]With some countries, there are already political agreements and there will be contracts with manufacturers. Our military expertise is already yielding results.

[00:19:16]In addition, Ukraine has started preparing a drone deal with Canada.

[00:19:21]We are trying to do the same both in the American direction and in Europe. We are currently doing everything possible so that we can produce enough anti-ballistic missiles here in Ukraine or in close collaboration with our partners.

[00:19:35]This is our constant task, additional missiles for air defense.

[00:19:40]The United States Department of Defense at the Pentagon has also invited Ukrainian companies to participate in the drone to mine ins program, which is a massive 1.1 billion-dollar project aimed at selecting drones for contracts with the US military.

[00:19:53]It is forecasted in Ukraine that in 2026, the country's defense production capacity will reach 55 billion dollars.

[00:20:01]Indeed, through global international cooperation, Ukraine can further strengthen its defense capabilities thanks to its own combat experience, training missions, and advanced software for integrating various diverse military equipment into a unified system.

[00:20:21]Russia's initial preparations for the event. In the end, Putin decided to involve everyone. The bunker dweller still pushed through a decision that enables Moscow's aggression. Wide open, [music] the route to Europe has already been laid out. Has the EU really missed its chance? And after this, will it no longer be possible to stop the bunker dweller? Let's watch.

[00:20:42]Russia may attack another country.

[00:20:44]The State Duma has passed a law that allows President Putin to use the army abroad under the pretext of protecting Russian citizens.

[00:20:51]In fact, this is the legalization of future military operations.

[00:20:59]Analysts from the Institute for the Study of War emphasize that this is not just a document. This is the preparation of an informational and legal basis for aggression. After all, the Kremlin has repeatedly used the claim of oppression of Russians as a pretext for invasion, including in Ukraine.

[00:21:14]A significant new law has been enacted that substantially expands President Putin's [music] executive powers.

[00:21:20]This legislation specifically authorizes the use of military force well beyond the sovereign borders of the Russian Federation under the guise of protecting compatriots abroad.

[00:21:29]This strategic move, as they officially call it, serves as a clear and alarming signal of Russia's readiness to further expand its ongoing aggression and territorial ambitions in the region.

[00:21:40]Now, the geography of potential targets is broader. In the rhetoric of the Russian authorities, the Baltic countries, Moldova, and other states where Russian speakers live are regularly mentioned.

[00:21:49]It is precisely there that Moscow may try to repeat a familiar scenario.

[00:21:53]>> [music] >> And this is no longer just a theory.

[00:21:55]According to the Institute for the Study of War, Russia has effectively begun the so-called zero phase of preparation.

[00:22:01]This involves restructuring military districts and creating new bases, including near the border with Finland.

[00:22:08]Today, we are specifically discussing the three Baltic nations of Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania, which the Kremlin leadership in Moscow still stubbornly perceives as nothing more than a severed piece of the former USSR and Mother Russia. They generally view this region as their own rightful territory where, according to their narrative for more than 30 long years, the systematic destruction and cultural suppression of Russian speakers has supposedly been taking place without any intervention.

[00:22:35]And it is precisely in those regions that the concentration of these compatriots is highest.

[00:22:41]And it is precisely there that the Kremlin is constantly and deliberately creating such intense tension.

[00:22:47]One can recall many stories, such as the incident of the Bronze Soldier in Estonia, >> [music] >> and the ongoing constant pressure on Estonia itself in Narva.

[00:22:59]The hysteria surrounding the Latgalian People's Republic was also actively stirred up in Latvia.

[00:23:05]At the same time, other alarming signals are being recorded. In Europe, the number of acts of sabotage, provocations, and incidents of GPS jamming is increasing. Analysts believe this is part of hybrid preparations for possible future operations.

[00:23:18]Some experts recall similar decisions that the Kremlin praised before the annexation of Crimea and the full-scale invasion of Ukraine in 2022.

[00:23:27]Ukraine has already responded to the document. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs stated that this law demonstrates the true nature of the Russian regime and in fact legalizes new interventions.

[00:23:37]Foreign Ministry spokesperson Heorhiy Tsikhotsky called the decision aggressive lawlessness and emphasized that Russia is turning war into an instrument of state policy. A clear illustration of this can be found in the specific instance of the accusations that the Russian Federation as part of a massive and coordinated disinformation campaign.

[00:23:57]This investigation was originally launched back in April of this year regarding the serious and alleged provision by the nations of Latvia, Estonia, and Lithuania of their sovereign territories for the purpose of conducting attacks by Ukrainian drones.

[00:24:12]Furthermore, there have been general claims made about not just the unauthorized use of their airspace, but also concerning actual launches being conducted from within those borders, which is in point of fact nothing more than an outright and complete lie.

[00:24:27]Yet, we are witnessing these significant events unfolding before our eyes right now. One must ask why the Kremlin is deliberately and aggressively pursuing such a major escalation of the conflict at this critical stage.

[00:24:37]>> [music] >> This move is clearly a calculated attempt to shift the momentum and change the course of the war, which, in its essence, has become a protracted and increasingly difficult strategic dead end and a stalemate on the ground for the Russian Federation.

[00:24:51]Moreover, Ukrainian diplomacy draws historical parallels, particularly with the rhetoric of Nazi Germany, which also justified its aggression by claiming to protect its citizens abroad.

[00:25:02]An additional signal from the statements of Russian officials is in particular the accusations against Finland and the Baltic countries of allegedly assisting Ukraine.

[00:25:09]Analysts believe this may be an attempt to create a pretext for future border violations.

[00:25:16]If Putin signs the law, it will come into force in just 10 days, and then Russia will gain yet another tool to legitimize aggression under the guise of protecting its citizens.

[00:25:25]This is a scenario the world has already seen, and one that could repeat itself in a new country.

[00:25:31]That's all for now. I was your host Daryna Hutsalol.

[00:25:35]Even more hellish news in our next episode.

[00:25:37]>> [music] >> And in the meantime, don't forget to subscribe and hit the like button. See you soon.