Please forgive me, but I'm going to have to answer in English, because I'm afraid I won't find the right words. I want my message to be clearly understood.
I think we all understand that the condition for this region and for all of Europe to be finally at peace with itself and with everyone is that the regime in Russia fall.
There are, in my opinion, three key factors that would bring this day forward, and I'm trying to carry this message everywhere I go.
The first key factor is, of course, Ukraine's victory—Ukraine's victory on Ukraine's terms, which means that every single Russian soldier has to leave the Ukrainian territory, including the illegally occupied zones. Ukraine has shown everyone how resilient they are, how strong they are and how amazing they are in fighting, and not just for themselves. They're not fighting just for themselves: They're fighting for democracy. They're fighting for freedom. It is the quintessential fight of the good against the evil, and I think they deserve all of the help and support. If they need more weapons, they should get more weapons. If they need more humanitarian help, this is what they should get, because they're fighting for all of us, and their fight is admirable.
The second key factor that would bring the downfall of the regime closer is, I believe, sanctions—both economic sanctions, which would cripple Russia's economy and make it more costly for the regime to continue the warmongering, and then targeted personal sanctions, because they target specific individuals implicated in gross human rights violations and they also send a very clear signal to Russian civil society that the global democratic community sees a difference between the regime, which has been oppressing its people, and Russian civil society, which tries to oppose the regime and fight back.
The third key factor, which I already mentioned, is support for Russian civil society, for all those people who find courage to go out and protest and say no to this war, for all those Russian NGOs, Russian journalists and human right activists who were forced to leave the country to be able to continue their very important work from outside.
In my work, I very often rely on the information they can provide. I rely on information that Memorial can provide on political persecution, the number of political prisoners and individual cases. I rely on the information that OVD provides. All of these organizations have their people on the ground, working to provide this information and make it possible for us to carry the message further.
I believe these are the three factors that would bring the downfall of the Putin regime closer. This will make it possible for those Russians who stand up to Putin to make sure that Russia can never be turned into an authoritarian or a totalitarian regime again. This will mean that we will be able to start building that whole and free Europe that all of us want to see.