we will know whether it will be oleksandr stup or pekka havisto, finnish is not the easiest language, i will say frankly , i do not know what mr. arsenii, arsenii svinarenko, will say to us, thank you for finding time for us, thank you very much, this the program will devote these 15 minutes to the political and everyday aspects of the election, because for the first time the first lady. the first gentleman will be a foreigner, if mr. arseniy corrects me later, because oleksandr stub has an english wife, and peka havisto has a guy from ecuador, or somewhere in latin america, how much, yes, yes, something like that, well, it’s as if it’s exotic for us, although for some reason it seems to me that it is exotic, my first question, mr. arseniy, for finland, which is very democratic, so... extremely, i think, a democratic country where all these minorities, not minorities, it's embarrassing to even mention it, because all people are the same, what do you say, good evening and thank you again for the invitation, yes you are right, 4,200 thousand, almost 4,300 thousand people, residents of f

havisto said that he would accept the greeting, that is, the stupa is so tougher. but i remember wellt when alexander the great was the minister of foreign affairs of finland, by the way, it was when you were the ambassador to helsinki, and there was an issue after the war in georgia, he was a strong opponent of the introduction of sanctions against the russian federation, remember you see, so this is such an evolution, you can say, you can't say, he was always against such warm relations with russia, he was in favor of such relations for a long time, but look, alexander stup is so a little sharp. let's say, in his statements, and i think that this is also the result of the fact that he also went through this kind of european experience, and the fact that he was the prime minister in finland, the fact that he was in the european commission, and he has more of an international approach, i think that these statements, well, let's say this, his, so, how can you compare a little bit to the situation in... where sikorsky, who is the minister of foreign affairs, and has such sharper approac