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The Diary of a CEO with Steven Bartlett · October 22, 2026 · 1h 50m

President Zelenskyy: Peace Is A Huge Compromise, The Horrific Atrocities Of Russian War Crimes!

President Volodymyr Zelenskyy reveals the psychological toll of leading a nation through an existential war, the strategic miscalculation that underestimated Ukrainian identity, and the personal turning point of witnessing atrocities in liberated towns. He explains why his refusal to evacuate Kyiv was essential to prevent national surrender and shares his belief that genuine peace requires full accountability for aggressors, not blaming global energy markets.

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The psychological endurance of wartime command00:06:15
Zelenskyy describes the relentless psychological pressure, sleep deprivation, and nightly military briefings that push his endurance to its limits.
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Russia's fatal miscalculation on Ukrainian identity00:33:31
Zelenskyy argues that Russia failed to recognize Ukrainians as a distinct people willing to fight for their freedom, leading to catastrophic military errors.

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