I have a feeling that the abscess is about to burst. We can see that Putin is already talking about a 662-kilometer buffer zone, in addition to the remaining 11% of Donetsk and Luhansk regions. This means he is not only raising the stakes but has absolutely no intention of stopping. So perhaps it would be better if all of this happened sooner rather than later. It doesn't really matter which NATO country Putin attacks. If he attacks Estonia, I am confident that, under its new defense minister, the Estonian armed forces will put up fierce resistance. And then, since war will have been declared — and it wasn't us, NATO, who declared it — we should take advantage of the situation. Immediately sign an agreement with Ukraine allowing the transit of troops, deploy 500,000 NATO military personnel to eastern Ukraine, and launch massive strikes against Russian forces in Crimea and Novorossiya. After that, continuing the war in Estonia would become pointless for Putin. As for Finland, it should support the operation with missile strikes against Ust-Luga, Murmansk, Arkhangelsk, and Kolpino (God forgive me), while moving to reclaim its historical territories seized by the Soviet Union during the Winter War. I also believe that, as part of Russia's capitulation, the Kingisepp District and Pechory should be returned to Estonia. **After all, treaties must be respected.**

At the beginning of the 20th century, humanity suddenly began moving enormous masses of people back and forth across the world. The reasons were the First World War and scientific and technological progress: the emergence of railways, airplanes, steam engines, automobiles, and airships. Before that, only wealthy people could afford to travel from place to place. The poor lived in their own communities and very rarely ventured beyond them. The First World War was followed by the Second. After the Second World War came the age of tourism. And today, everything on our little planet has become mixed together. Even members of the Mumbo-Jumbo tribe are traveling back and forth. The East has rushed toward the West. The West has begun to shrink. Emigration has become an ordinary part of life for millions. Live here for a while, then live somewhere else... And all this could bring enormous changes to the lives of entire nations. France could become an Arab caliphate, while Israel could become the center of European civilization. We are all living through a turning point in history. And we are leaving our grandchildren a completely different planet from the one our grandfathers left us. C'est la vie, as the French say, even as they themselves are now being displaced from their homeland. Then again, there is still plenty of room in Greenland, and it will soon be getting warmer there.