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If it comes to a direct attack on the Russian Federation, of course, naturally, what will immediately be on the agenda is the use by the Russian Federation of all weapons that are at the disposal of our country. It is unavoidable.

The value of Eurasia is that it is self-sufficent and capable of overcoming any problems. The only thing that it needs is indivisible security, the lack of military threats, and a durable peace.

Without a historical foundation, without respect for traditions, no society can exist. But the obverse is equally true: without a future, the past loses its sense: however grandiose the achievements of our forefathers, we cannot allow ourselves to turn into a museum of erstwhile greatness.

The Russian military has never been the first to attack facilities that have no direct relation to the military infrastructure of the adversary.

Human beings cannot rival the machine's capacity to analyse the situation almost instantaneously. But human beings have other qualities such as intuition and possibility to think out of the box, making a solution that turns out to be the right one, or even salutary,

Can we be certain that these weapons will never be used? Unfortunately, we cannot be sure of that, because, as the famous quote [by the Russian playwright Anton Chekhov] goes, if there is a gun hanging on the wall on the stage at the beginning of a show, it will certainly fire at the end.

All taboos, thinkable and unthinkable, are being violated. I am deeply convinced that such complicated matters as international relations require delicacy.

However, humanity, though it feels tremendous changes, still is not yet fully aware of the calibre of the challenge that it is facing. Changes touch upon biological, moral, and ethic nature of humanity, its essence, our modus vivendi, the foundation of our world outlook.