o, of course, people are outraged and worried. Yes, we are all worried and wish our fighters to repel the attack today, but we must already move on to a decisive offensive. We have all the strength for this, we have all the means for this, we have the political will for this. It's unclear what's going on. What we can do, what we are trying to achieve from Nazi Ukraine, is also unclear. It is obvious to everyone that there must be a massive offensive that will decisively demolish the Nazi regime and reach the very west of Ukraine, the border with Poland, the border with NATO. We must go in such a way that the dust from our tanks, the dust from the boots of the Russian soldier, stops on the face of the Nazi soldiers. So that they freeze in horror, what a powerful wall has stood in front of them, then the special military operation will achieve its goals. Looking back, we should see the ruins of Nazi fortifications, we should see the piles of corpses of murdered Nazis. And the happy population that will finally sigh from the fact that we have rescued them from the state of hostages in which they have been held since the 90s. Unfortunately, we are all collectively to blame for the fact that Ukraine was allowed to digest and become this global outpost of neo-fascism, from which, if we do not destroy it now, a monstrous terrible forest of European fascism will grow, which anyway, sooner or later, will go in our direction.