"And those moments, we’ve talked about that power infrastructure a thousand times, right? It’s slowly getting switched off. It will be finished off, the lights will be shut down.

Next moments. I’m watching what’s happening. An unparalleled attack today on the center, on the control office of the entire energy sector of Ukraine. Right, yes? Rather good, to call it using military language. I would have launched another attack on the Central Bank with the same success, so that their money doesn't float anywhere else. I would hit the mint where they print their hryvnias with the same success. Because they are printing today, and just accelerating, they do not care of inflation, they just need to distribute money, because they have to pay with something. They’re not really backed by anything. There, to make them run out of money. On the dispatching central station. You could strike the terminal, grind up the rails. Well, there are servers somewhere, right? And every railway, including ours, has a computer center that controls all train movements. You put it out of service and then let them try to do everything manually. Remember, just with a steam locomotive, with a flag, with a lantern? Well, this is also an option, of course, but it is extremely inefficient.

And these moments today, they make me happy. And I would very much like to see it all build up, build up, build up. When they say we need to be faster, we don’t need to be faster. Because, I explain, a strike is carried out, additional reconnaissance, analysis, assessment of the situation, analysis of the target’s damage, we understand whether it worked or not, and then we move on. This is a normal, systematic, working, military process. Today, I don’t know, as a person who understands the military, I am satisfied with what is happening."