Clips

Short, shareable highlights pulled from full Groong episodes.

Turkey Leading NATO's Anti-Russia Charge Through TRIPP and Geopolitics Ep 567
Hovik explains Turkey's expanded strategic importance in NATO, positioning TRIPP as a European long-term project to exclude Russia and Iran, not merely a transit corridor.
Armenia's Impossible Balancing Act: Can the EU Really Replace Russia? Ep 566
Suslov argues the EU cannot replace Russia as Armenia's economic partner due to protectionism, geography, and the failure of similar EU integration models in Georgia and Ukraine.
Drones Dominate: Why the Ukraine War is Stuck in Attrition Ep 566
Dr. Suslov explains how drone dominance on the battlefield has transformed the Ukraine war into grinding attrition, making traditional maneuver warfare impossible.
If Russia Wins Ukraine But Loses Armenia: Is That a Strategic Victory? Ep 566
Suslov argues that Russian military victory in Ukraine could be hollow if coupled with loss of influence in Armenia, Moldova, and the South Caucasus-but emphasizes that nothing is permanent.
NATO 3.0: Europe Rearming While Russia Stays Preoccupied in Ukraine Ep 566
Suslov warns that Europe is deliberately prolonging the Ukraine conflict to buy time for rearmament under NATO 3.0, potentially creating a more dangerous confrontation.
Pashinyan's Western Pivot: Maidanization of Armenia or Armenian Choice? Ep 566
Suslov compares Pashinyan's regime to Georgia's Saakashvili, arguing Armenia is being systematically repurposed as a Western pawn against Russia.
Russia's South Caucasus Dilemma: TRIPP as Strategic Containment or Negotiable Asset? Ep 566
Suslov explains Russia's conflicted view of TRIPP: a strategic threat violating the 2020 agreement, but potentially negotiable as a way to preserve Russian influence.
Russia's Ultimatum to Armenia: Referendum or Pivot Away Ep 566
Suslov explains Russia's demand that Armenia hold a referendum to legitimize its choice between Eurasian integration and Western alignment, rejecting Pashinyan's pivot as undemocratic.
The Deep Strike Escalation: When Ukraine Strikes Russia, Does Russia Escalate Against the West? Ep 566
Suslov warns that if Western-directed deep strikes into Russia intensify, Moscow may escalate not against Ukraine but directly against the West, crossing a dangerous threshold.