On the one hand, put in this year, change the constitution in the middle of the COVID pandemic to increase this power, to increase this term limit. But on the other hand, perceived negative events happened, like the filled COVID response, the oil crisis which he instigated and the poisoning of Navalny. So what kind of effect, if you sum everything up and get to the end to a conclusion, what kind of effect will 2020 have on Putin's grip on power? So I think so far he has lost all these battles, as you mentioned. And I think in longer run, they will play out a major role, they will play a major role in distrust to Putin. Because right now we have a second wave. And in the first wave, they tried to hide COVID death because they knew it to run this military parade and this constitutional vote. Now they cannot hide it anymore because the second wave is really catastrophic, especially outside of Moscow. And the very fact that Putin is not healthy and the finalists and the fact that the healthcare system is not doing well and it's been underfunded and they find that the new budget actually, the new budget is exactly what you expect. They invest in state media, but they cut spending on healthcare. So that's an informational autocracy at its best. People die, but what's most important is that people don't know. And I think it's 2020 in longer term has been a disastrous year for Putin in terms of his popularity. But in the short run, I should say that because of the pandemic, there are no protest rallies. Protest rallies are completely forbidden. And also poisoning of Navalny was a big blow for their position. Navalny is extremely effective. And he's recovering now. He will come back probably soon. And maybe when the pandemic is off and protest rallies hopefully will come back, situation may change. But currently you don't see any imminent threat for Putin. Except for two other things. Belarus and Habarovs. So Habarovs protests keep going on since summer. Belarus protests keep going on since summer. And we don't see what Putin can do about this. And that may eventually bring his support down. But by now, his support is lower than two years ago, but still high. But of course, in the future in 2021, you have the Russian parliament, the Duma elections. Putin's election potentially lost by the current government. I think Russian government is very worried about this and what they are going to do. They will not register any opposition candidate and they will steal the election as well. So what they are going to do, they will allow for this multi-day vote, which makes it easier to steal the election and make it difficult for observers to see what's going on. They will also introduce online vote, which unlike in the US or in Estonia will be a major tool for stealing the votes. And so the vote count will be unprecedentedly fraudulent. But on top of that, they will not allow any opposition candidate to run. And so we shouldn't think that this will be a game-changer. I think Russian government knows that and they will do a lot, not to lose this election. But overall, I think the situation is changing exactly because of the factors we mentioned. Income stagnation and actually today's Russians incomes are more than 10% lower than in 2013. And of course, pandemic. And pandemic is not finished yet. And by the end of the year, we'll probably have 300,000 of Russians dying because of COVID. And when you think about this, this is a huge, huge number, actually much higher than in the US in terms of per capita and most European countries. Do you think maybe we've talked a lot about the real areas of Russia? Do you think that Duma will be more diverse after the elections of 2021? Well, it's a great question. I think the current plan announced, well, it's not announced. It's leaked last week that Putin wants United Russia the ruling party to get constitutional majority, which means two thirds. The current approval rating of United Russia is 30%. So there'll be a lot of fraud, but maybe there'll be some diversity, because they will need new popular faces. They will need faces which represent people who are connected to people. And maybe there'll be new faces that represent rural areas in particular. Now, I should say when we say rural areas, in Russia, 75% live in cities. Russia is an extremely educated country. If you, Russia has more people per capita with Turkish education than any European country, it's only competing with Canada and Korea. So we shouldn't say that rural areas are the core Russian. Russia is not Moscow, but Russia is urban and educated. And so it's not a country where a rural vote is the majority. Okay. Thank you. To come back, what you said just before about the Belarus riots regarding the election, you said the Russian government is most likely going to steal election or at least mix results. Would you expect the same public outcry or is it going to be immediately squashed? So it's a great question. In 2018, Russian government did not register a position candidate in Moscow City election. Moscow City Parliament election and that was a major outcry and big protest, which was very costly for Russian government. This time, the Russian government will try to play smart there. What that means, I don't know. They will probably just not allow for protest rallies, but we'll see. We'll see. There is also this intelligent vote or vote smart strategy by Navalny, which helps to hurt United Russia even when a real opposition candidate certainly register. So we'll see how it works out. I was ready to. But in Belarus, yeah, I'll explain what it is, but in Belarus, I would just say an important thing. Lukashenka made a huge mistake registering one opposition candidate, Svetlana Tikhanowska. And this is a typical mistake for a 20th century dictator. A male chauvinist dictator thought women have no chance. But the position united around the scandal that she won. In Russia, Mr Putin may be a 20th century person, but around him, he has a sophisticated group of advisors who know what to do and what not to do. And they will not make a mistake like this.