 Russia entering era of political instability. Joseph Borrell, high representative of the European Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy has said that the recent weekend events indicate that the Russian state and President Vladimir Putin are weakened and that Russia may be entering an era of political instability. These developments have shown that the Russian state and Putin's personal credibility have been weakened. The political system is showing cracks. If we previously viewed Russia as a danger, as a threat, because it has the power, the ability to invade peaceful neighbors, as it did, now there is a risk due to internal political instability and the fragility of a large nuclear power. Russia used to be a threat because it was strong, Borrell said. Now it is becoming a risk because it may be entering an era of political instability and internal fragility. Borrell added. But the conclusion of our debate is clear, to continue to support Ukraine more than ever. To continue and increase support, all kinds of support, including military support, because the war is ongoing.