During the interview, Gordon and Nevzorov discussed:
- the entourage of the illegitimate president of the aggressor country of the Russian Federation, Vladimir Putin;
- statements by the Chief of the General Staff of the Russian Armed Forces Valery Gerasimov;
- degradation of the Russian army and losses among the occupiers;
- maintaining the security apparatus in large cities of the Russian Federation;
- Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico's concern about the state of mind of US President Donald Trump;
- the time available until nuclear midnight and how disaster can be averted;
- the situation in Iran;
- negotiations in Abu Dhabi on peace in Ukraine.
“Ukraine needs to hold out for a year. After that, it will win a military victory. But this is a matter of losses,” Nevzorov said.
Nevzorov was born in 1958 in Leningrad (now St. Petersburg). He came to television in 1983, and became famous in the late 80s thanks to the author’s political program “600 Seconds,” which aired on Leningrad Television (now Channel Five). In the 90s he hosted original programs on ORT. He became a deputy of the State Duma four times (1993, 1999, 2000, 2003). In the 2000s he left politics.
Now he is developing his YouTube channel and pages on social networks, in particular on Instagram and Telegram.
In 2022, the Investigative Committee of the Russian Federation accused Nevzorov of disseminating allegedly false information about the actions of the Russian armed forces in Ukraine and opened a criminal case. IN 2023rd trial in Moscow sentenced Nevzorov in absentia to eight years in prison. In the Russian Federation, the journalist was put on the wanted list and, together with his wife, they were called an “extremist association”; their property in the Russian Federation was confiscated as state income.
Now Nevzorov lives in Europe. In 2022, it became known that the journalist and his wife received Ukrainian citizenship.
