All right, Alexander, we are here once again with Armando Mema joining us on the Duran.

Armando, where can people find you?

Where can they follow your work?

People can follow me on X and YouTube.

I have also a small telegram channel where I share my thoughts.

It's a great pleasure to be with you as always.

All right, and I have Armando's links in the description box down below, including his Twitter account,

where you can follow Armando. Alexander, Armando, let's discuss what is happening in Finland,

what is happening with all of these drones.

The drone chaos, let's call it that.

The drone chaos indeed.

And can I say it's actually one worries becoming a rather dangerous time in the Baltic altogether. Shortly before I did this program,

we did this program together, I was reading certain comments by the Russian Deputy Foreign

Minister, Sergei Abkoff. He was talking about an increasing threat of war in the Baltic. He was commenting about drones, obviously, and about

the tensions there. And he was giving another series of wardings now that the Russians are giving

about the dangers of war in the Baltics and about the Russian readiness, if war comes, to

respond in kind to it. So these are the sort of things which, if they'd been said by a Russian

official during the Cold War, I could say absolutely, would have absolutely raffled everybody. They'd have been all over the

media in the West. There would have been an atmosphere of fear and crisis. Now I noticed that

they're barely reported at all, which I think is a major mistake. So, very good for us to have

Amanda with us again, able to discuss all of these issues

about the Baltic, about his own country, about Finland, about the situation with drones

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