Analysis of Russia's Future and Threats
I would probably bet, you know, just considerable sum,
that in the 10 years, Russia will not exist in its current borders.
I hope it will happen sooner,
because it's not that people ask me, do you want Russia to collapse?
It's not about what I want or not.
It's going to happen.
This empire is not, you know, it's like a zombie empire.
The problem is, you know, the zombie can actually kill a lot of living souls.
So the Russia's collapsed Russian empire, you know, will move us to the next stage of the fight of freedom against tyranny,
because, again, behind Russia, you have China,
growing, you know, and it will be greatest beneficiary of the collapsed Russian empire.
But this is not for us to actually to remedy today,
because it's the history is just this for empire. It's not stop, but it's about to stop.
And I think during our lifetime, we'll see the end of Russian empire.
But it's like a dinosaur. It's more than it is.
When it dies and it falls, you know, you don't want to be next to it.
And for many countries, Poland included, you know, it's dangerous.
Putin will continue this assault.
And I think that there's a very big chance that unless Europe decides,
Europe acts decisively, I think the chance that he'll cross NATO borders,
Estonia, Latvia, maybe Lithuania, Poland,
just for a small incursion using drones, I think the chance are growing,
because Putin needs a winning narrative.
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