Let us put it this way. After all, the president in his speech clearly outlined one key point that should have been understood. We need not to disrupt the economy at this stage and adequately respond to the threats that exist today. Yes, we need to calculate all the options and think literally ahead. And not tomorrow, the day after tomorrow, but for months, quarters, half years, years, years ahead and understand how events can unfold. Therefore, I believe that what has been adopted today is quite enough for us to work today to achieve the goals and tasks that we have.

I understand that everyone is probably tired of denazification and demilitarization, and we should probably say directly that there should be a complete defeat of Ukraine, and then we will figure out what to do, denazify and demilitarize, it makes no difference, by and large. We must always put an end to this. We'll see what happens. But I am very afraid of the development of events. I am not afraid, I am just afraid and I can predict that events may develop inadequately, especially in Southeast Asia, because no matter how we treat China, the Americans and Taiwan. If Taiwan catches fire, everything will catch fire, it's Japan, North Korea, and South Korea. Let me remind you that it takes 24 hours to walk from North Korea to Vladivostok. And here the topic is extremely serious, we will have to fight on two fronts, at least hold the line in that direction, destroying this entire Ukrainian army, well, or the Nazi army on the territory of Ukraine. Therefore, we must be prepared for this. You have to be ready for anything. Any options are calculated. I'm more confident that they are being calculated. They are simply not subject to publicity. They are extremely closed. And that's probably the right thing to do. On some points. Because the enemy should not know how we will respond to him. And the second thing. People don't need to be premature, as it were... Do not reverse. In theory, yes. Because there is no such reason for this until this stage.