English transcript

So in our conflict in the Middle East, that is escalating, and it's making more and more

significant contribution to the global situation today. And it's doing a great damage to the global

logistic supply chains, production chains, and entire industries of the

fuel production, fuel refinery. Our industries are getting these heavy blows, and it's difficult

to predict what happens next because of this. I believe that those who are involved in this

conflict, even they cannot predict what will happen. So it makes things even more difficult

for us. But despite everything that is happening, well, there are some estimates that you can

compare this situation with the coronavirus pandemic that impeded the development of all

the regions, of all the continents. That's why they compare it with this pandemic, because

the events that the global community is faced with recently shows that these heavy blows to the

investment, to the international relations, to the foreign affairs, these heavy blows are happening

more and more often. They are becoming a new reality, and they become a backdrop for the

global economy of its transition to a new state and to be up to this challenge. What do we need

to do? We need to be strong, and we keep on saying this over and over again, and we need to be united

in understanding what our national interests are.