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  1. Russlands logistiske mareritt i sør: Må de trekke seg ut? Gjest: Hans Petter Midttun.

    6時間前

    Russlands logistiske mareritt i sør: Må de trekke seg ut? Gjest: Hans Petter Midttun.

    Russland tar små museskritt ved fronten i øst, drevet frem av en massiv økning i bruken av altødeleggende glidebomber. Men for å forstå krigens sanne natur, må vi løfte blikket. I denne episoden av Ukrainapodden har vi besøk av tidligere forsvarsattaché og forsvarsanalytiker, Hans Petter Midttun. Han advarer kraftig mot Vestens manglende evne til å forstå Putins strategiske stormaktsambisjoner. Midttun er tydelig: Nato har mistet sin avskrekkende effekt på Moskva, og europeisk etterretning frykter at vi kan stå overfor en direkte militær konflikt med Russland før 2030. Er et uformelt sikkerhetssamarbeid med land som Norge, Storbritannia og Polen løsningen på Europas handlingslammelse? Vi ser også nærmere på Ukrainas imponerende asymmetriske krigføring. Massive ukrainske droneangrep setter nå dype spor helt inn i Moskva. Russiske oljeraffinerier brenner, luftvernet utarmes, og bensinmangelen sprer seg. Hva betyr det når Ukraina klarer å kutte Russlands logistikk langs Azovhavet og sakte, men sikkert gjør den okkuperte Krymhalvøya om til en isolert øy? See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

    1時間12分
  2. EUROPE'S BETRAYAL: The secret anger growing in Ukraine. Guest: Yevhen Hlibovytsky

    4日前

    EUROPE'S BETRAYAL: The secret anger growing in Ukraine. Guest: Yevhen Hlibovytsky

    Welcome to a brutally honest and eye-opening episode of Ukrainapodden. In this session, we are joined by Yevhen Hlibovytsky, one of Ukraine's most prominent thinkers, to dissect the profound layers of Western naivety and the geopolitical paralysis surrounding the war in Ukraine. Yevhen Hlibovytsky delivers a chilling critique of the current international strategy, arguing that treating this purely as a localized conflict ignores a dark reality: without a decisive stance, this will become the first theater of World War Three. We dive deep into why both Moscow and Western analysts completely failed to predict Ukraine’s historic resilience. While Russia relied on cold quantitative metrics and the West analyzed formal institutions, both overlooked the invisible, self-reliant networks of Ukrainian civil society. Hlibovytsky challenges the Western concept of the «steel porcupine»—a strategy that cynically allows Ukraine to bleed eternally on its own territory while receiving financial aid. The conversation exposes the sophisticated, legal corruption deployed by the FSB to compromise thousands of Western corporate managers, creating an embedded network of internal lobbyists who now attempt to slow down weapons supplies. We also confront the West’s ultimate taboo: the chaotic deconstruction of the Russian land empire. Hlibovytsky argues that Europe must transition from a comfortable welfare union into a powerful geopolitical union to survive the inevitable fallout of Russia breaking into smaller, indigenous statehoods. From decentralized drone innovation to the deep cultural divides between Ukraine and Belarus rooted in historical serfdom, this episode offers an unparalleled, high-level strategic analysis. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

    52分
  3. Putin fremstår svakere, russisk general drept og hvorfor torturerer Russland ukrainske krigsfanger? Gjest: Tor Bukkvoll

    6月10日

    Putin fremstår svakere, russisk general drept og hvorfor torturerer Russland ukrainske krigsfanger? Gjest: Tor Bukkvoll

    I dag har vi besøk av Tor Bukkvoll, sjeffforsker ved Forsvarets forskningsinstitutt. Sammen analyserer vi hvordan situasjonen har snudd betydelig siden september 2025, med Ukraina som nå demonstrerer at tallmessig underlegenhet kan kompenseres med overlegen teknologi og taktikk. Bukkvoll forklarer hvordan Ukrainas revolusjonerende dronebruk har transformert konflikten gjennom 2026. Spesielt framheves angrepene mot den strategisk viktige Novorossijaveien, som forbinder okkuperte områder med Krym-halvøya. Trafikken har ifølge Robert «Madyar» Brovdi falt med cirka 70 prosent, og bensinmangelen på Krym har skapt kilometerlange køer og desperate rasjoneringstiltak. Samtidig er Ukraina under sterkt press, spesielt rundt Kostjantynivka i Donbas. Episoden dekker også den prekære situasjonen for russisk rekruttering, hvor kvaliteten på nytt personell synker dramatisk. Russland holder tilbake erfarne styrker mens utrente rekrutter sendes direkte til fronten, noe som kan forklare den stagnerende russiske framgangen. En særlig mørk del av samtalen omhandler systematisk tortur av ukrainske krigsfanger, hvor tilnærmet hundre prosent rapporterer mishandling. Bukkvoll avdekker hvordan det russiske fengselssystemets spesialstyrker, opprinnelig designet for å slå ned fangeopprør, nå systematisk torturerer ukrainske soldater som del av et «omskoleringsprosjekt» for å overbevise dem om at de egentlig er russere. Teknologiske nyvinninger som bakkedroner og fjernstyrte våpensystemer diskuteres som potensielle game-changere, med prognoser om at infanteristyrker kan reduseres med 30 prosent. Samtidig analyseres Ukrainas strategiske angrep på russiske våpenfabrikker, inkludert det siste Flamingo-missilangrepet dypt inne i Russland.   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

    56分
  4. Ukraine forces a tactical advantage, Abramovich meets Zelensky and Putin receives a grim letter.

    6月8日

    Ukraine forces a tactical advantage, Abramovich meets Zelensky and Putin receives a grim letter.

    In this gripping episode of Ukrainapodden, host Tormod Malvin Sæther welcomes back two prominent voices from Kyiv’s defense and security apparatus: Lesia Ogryzko, Head of the Reforms Support Office at Ukraine’s Ministry of Defense and leader of the Sahaidachnyi Security Center, alongside Yurii Buhai, advisor to the Reform Support Office and head of Transparency International Ukraine's supervisory board. Together, they outline a historic shift in the war and detail how Ukraine has seized a rare tactical and operational advantage over the Russian military. The guests dive into the shifting battlefield strategy, explaining how Ukraine’s sophisticated drone warfare and «kinetic sanctions» are causing massive destruction to Russia’s energy infrastructure. With Russian monthly losses spiking to 35,000–36,000 soldiers in May, the Kremlin faces a severe logistics crisis and recruitment deficit against the strict «mathematics of war». Despite these vulnerabilities inside the Russian military machine, the discussion addresses the deep frustration over Western hesitation. While the EU’s financial support provides a baseline, Europe's lack of a unified security policy and paralyzing fear of a total Kremlin collapse remains a major hurdle. Additionally, the episode unpacks the geopolitical ripples of billionaire Roman Abramovich's secret meeting with President Volodymyr Zelensky in Kyiv, exposing the reality behind Moscow's cynical diplomatic maneuvers and the subsequent letter sent to Putin. Through sharp analysis, Ogryzko and Buhai urge international partners—especially forward-leaning nations like Norway—to shed their fears, scale up financial resources for domestic weapons production, and push for a definitive strategic defeat of Russia. Lesia Ogryzko and Yurii Buhai are colleagues at the Reform Support Office, and are also married. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

    44分
  5. Occupied left bank exposes Kremlin failure and war crime trials loom. Special guest: Zarina Zabrisky

    6月7日

    Occupied left bank exposes Kremlin failure and war crime trials loom. Special guest: Zarina Zabrisky

    Award-winning war correspondent Zarina Zabrisky, who was officially honored with the Order of Merit, III class, by President Volodymyr Zelenskyy on June 6, 2026, brings a chilling live report from Kherson to this critical episode of Ukrainapodden. Joining the conversation alongside host Tormod Malvin Sæther, author John Færseth, veteran correspondent Øystein Bogen, and Dr. Liliia Honcharevych, Zabrisky exposes the brutal reality of Russia's «Human Safari». This horrifying tactic employs AI-powered FPV drones to systematically hunt down ordinary civilians, public transport, and emergency first responders. She uncovers a catastrophic drone siege on the occupied left bank of the Dnipro River, where thousands of hostages endure a severe hunger crisis, freezing conditions, and a total breakdown of basic human infrastructure. The studio panel breaks down the geopolitical reality behind these atrocities, proving that the Kremlin's reliance on psychological terror and hybrid warfare stems directly from an undeniable military failure. The guests emphasize that Nordic solidarity must transition into immediate, un-bypassable economic sanctions and accelerated military aid. To defend Europe’s broader security architecture, the West must implement a no-fly zone to halt these relentless drone waves. Highlighting the literal life-and-death stakes of frontline reporting, the episode takes a shocking turn when a close-range Russian explosion forces Zabrisky to abruptly cut her feed and run for cover. This harrowing broadcast serves as a definitive warning against coordinated Russian propaganda and ongoing war crimes. You can find Carpathian Sea Democracy Week's facebook page here: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61557071418003   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

    55分
  6. Will the regime in Georgia fall? With Madame President Salomé Zourabichvili

    6月6日

    Will the regime in Georgia fall? With Madame President Salomé Zourabichvili

    In this live special edition of «Ukrainapodden» recorded at Kronesalen, Sentralen in Oslo, co-hosts Tormod Malvin Sæther and Lasha Kavtaradze bring you an essential analysis of Georgia’s escalating domestic and geopolitical crisis. The episode format is split into two distinct acts, kicking off with an expert panel before reaching its grand finale with the headlining interview featuring Georgia's fifth president. The audio quality is not the best, but the best we could manage considering the venue we were recording in. The first half of the episode shines a light on the brutal human rights violations currently occurring under the ruling Georgian Dream government. Investigative journalist Irma Dimitradze from Gazeti Batumelebi shares a harrowing update on her imprisoned colleague Mzia Amaglobeli, who has suffered severe vision loss following a hunger strike. Alongside her, human rights experts Ane Tusvik Bonde from Amnesty International Norge and Gunnar Ekeløve-Slydal from Den norske Helsingforskomité unpack the terrifying reality of the «Russian law», the deployment of toxic chemical agents against student protesters, and the systemic freezing of NGO accounts. They issue a powerful call for Norway to step up and utilize the Council of Europe's legal toolbox to halt this authoritarian shift. The episode then builds to its main event: an exclusive, deeply personal conversation between Jørgen Watne Frydnes from PEN Norge and President Salome Zourabichvili. President Zourabichvili delivers a scathing indictment of oligarch Bidzina Ivanishvili, framing his administration as a direct executor of Kremlin priorities. She meticulously exposes how the 2024 elections were stolen through a high-tech Russian special operation using Venezuelan electronic voting systems. Concluding the episode, Zourabichvili explains why this pro-Russian regime is suffering from severe internal paranoia and system failure that will prevent it from lasting another five years. This live recording provides a critical roadmap for Western democracies to confront Russia’s hybrid strategies before they arrive at their own doorsteps. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

    1時間
  7. Russisk bensinkrise sprer seg, Ukraina angriper og Norge kan få ukrainsk luftvern. Gjest: Peter Frølich

    6月5日

    Russisk bensinkrise sprer seg, Ukraina angriper og Norge kan få ukrainsk luftvern. Gjest: Peter Frølich

    I denne episoden av Ukrainapodden dykker vi dypt ned i de dramatiske omveltningene på slagmarken og de langtrekkende konsekvensene for norsk og internasjonal sikkerhetspolitikk. Leder av utenriks- og forsvarskomiteen på Stortinget, Peter Frølich, og spaltist Jørn Sund-Henriksen gir en knallskarp analyse av situasjonen. Mens frontlinjene i Donbas preges av et intenst og personellkrevende russisk press mot Kostantynivka, har ukrainske styrker klart å snu trenden og overta det taktiske initiativet gjennom vellykkede lokale motangrep i Lyman og på Zaporizjzja-fronten. Den virkelige krisen for Kreml utspiller seg imidlertid bak de synlige linjene. Russland opplever en lammende drivstoffkollaps og akutt logistikk-mareritt på Krym, der det rapporteres om 0 % bensin til frisalg på bensinstasjonene. Årsaken er de ujammebare, Starlink-styrte «Hornet»-dronene som opererer i et overveldende volum og massakrerer hundrevis av russiske tankbiler i døgnet. Ydmykelsen stopper ikke der; på selve åpningsdagen for Putins prestisjetunge internasjonale økonomiske forum i St. Petersburg, lyktes ukrainske droner i å totalvrake en russisk korvett i tørrdokk. For å underbygge den militære systemsvikten, publiserte president Volodymyr Zelenskyj et dristig åpent brev som avslører at hele 63 % av russiske slagmarkstap ender med døden på grunn av elendig sanitet. Avslutningsvis rettes søkelyset mot Norge. Gjennom et historisk enstemmig forlik på Stortinget tilføres Forsvaret 120 milliarder kroner ekstra. Det mest banebrytende grepet er fremskyndingen av antibalistisk luftvern gjennom et direkte industrisamarbeid med ukrainske aktører, som har utviklet unike «Franken-SAM»-løsninger og Prosjekt Freya. Dette haster ekstremt, ettersom store norske sykehus som Rikshospitalet og Ullevål er forhåndsdefinerte, garanterte russiske bombemål i en eventuell konflikt. Vi ser også nærmere på Putins skumle signaler og økonomiske krigføring mot Armenia før helgens skjebnevalg. Du kan lese brevet fra Zelenskyj her: https://www.president.gov.ua/en/news/vidkritij-list-prezidentu-rosijskoyi-federaciyi-vid-preziden-104769 Francis Farerells video ser du her: https://youtube.com/shorts/xDlGZSTE_1E?si=NGHbqrV6jGifUQvR   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

    1時間
  8. Lavrov's secret calls exposed, Hungary fights back and Putin faces disaster. Guest: Szabolcs Panyi

    6月4日

    Lavrov's secret calls exposed, Hungary fights back and Putin faces disaster. Guest: Szabolcs Panyi

    In this gripping episode of Ukrainapodden, we dive deep into the dramatic collapse of Russian influence in Central Europe following the historic electoral defeat of Viktor Orbán. Award-winning investigative journalist Szabolcs Panyi joins the studio to unpack his explosive «Kremlin hotline» exposé, which revealed direct coordination between Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov and Hungary’s Péter Szijjártó. You can read about The Kremlin Hotline here: https://vsquare.org/kremlin-hotline-hungary-colluded-with-russia-to-delist-sanctioned-oligarchs-companies-and-banks/ https://vsquare.org/kremlin-hotline-how-hungary-coordinates-with-russia-blocking-ukraine-from-the-eu/ For years, Hungary operated as Putin’s «reliable Trojan horse» within the EU and NATO, shielding Russian assets and blocking Ukrainian integration. However, the recent landslide victory by Péter Magyar and the Tisza party has triggered a massive geopolitical nightmare for Moscow, stripping the Kremlin of its most crucial European ally. Panyi breaks down the mechanics of the fallen autocracy, exposing how Russian kompromat and deep-rooted financial greed drove Hungary's foreign policy. We explore the staggering wealth accumulated by Orbán's inner circle, including figures like Lőrinc Mészáros, and discuss where the people around Orban are funneling their assets now that their political protection has disintegrated. Furthermore, Panyi shares his harrowing personal experience of surviving the paranoid tactics of the outgoing government. From being surveilled by Pegasus spyware to facing absurd espionage charges just weeks before the election, his story highlights the extreme lengths the regime went to silence independent journalism. With Orbán completely ousted, we analyze what this setback means for the Kremlin’s broader strategy in Europe. Tune in for a masterclass on investigative journalism, European security, and the enduring fight against autocracy. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

    46分
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