Our current position at the front can be described as a transition to strategic defense in order to hold the front, prevent further losses of Russian territory, and, accordingly, prepare a group that will be able to carry out an offensive in the spring. This is the first point. Second. Strikes on transport infrastructure facilities, bridges, and the logistics used by the Armed Forces of Ukraine to receive Western equipment are the number one strategic task. Disorganization of the rear and transport system of Ukraine. The task may be more important, or at least comparable to the disabling of key energy facilities in the Ukrainian system. We have seen how NATO fights, how the United States of America fights, so we fight in the same way. There should be no pause, no expectation, that someone will respond to our proverbial goodwill to show a similar will on the other side. No one will show such a will. You know, we have to stock up on a healthy amount of cynicism in our assessment of our adversaries. There is no need to rely on the American elections, nor on the fact that Europe will freeze and want Russian energy again. Not that any of the European politicians will suddenly realize that they were wrong, or that the masses will revolt. Unfortunately, this will not happen. In this situation, we can only count on ourselves, on our people and the army of the state, and, of course, on the support of those situational or real allies and partners who, thank God, we still have. But the main conclusion is to rebuild the entire system of state administration in order to solve the task of a special military operation.