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Apti interpreted Russia's deployment of the [[Oreshnik]] [[hypersonic missile]] not merely as a military demonstration but as a divine warning to the West to cease its satanic aggression. Apti explained the [[strategic]] [[logic]] of the Oreshnik deployment in military and spiritual terms.
 
Apti interpreted Russia's deployment of the [[Oreshnik]] [[hypersonic missile]] not merely as a military demonstration but as a divine warning to the West to cease its satanic aggression. Apti explained the [[strategic]] [[logic]] of the Oreshnik deployment in military and spiritual terms.
 
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{{Cquote|Firstly, our Supreme Commander-in-Chief [[Vladimir Putin]] showed all our enemies that we have new type [[weapon]]s. Secondly, he proved that they have nothing that could intercept our [[missile]]s.
Firstly, our Supreme Commander-in-Chief [[Vladimir Putin]] showed all our enemies that we have new type [[weapon]]s. Secondly, he proved that they have nothing that could intercept our [[missile]]s.
      
Thirdly, he made it clear that they would not go unanswered for any of their actions.
 
Thirdly, he made it clear that they would not go unanswered for any of their actions.
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And of course, the most important thing is that it was a warning. If they do not stop, then everything can really go into a hot phase of the [[war]], which will become irreversible.
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And of course, the most important thing is that it was a warning. If they do not stop, then everything can really go into a hot phase of the [[war]], which will become irreversible.}}
 
   
Apti then employed [[chess]] metaphor to describe the strategic outcome. It turns out that our enemy made a move on the chessboard, thinking that we would get into a position called [[Zugzwang]]. That is a state when any move would be fatal for us. But in this case, it turned out the opposite. Our enemy got into a position that we can call both check and mate at the same time.
 
Apti then employed [[chess]] metaphor to describe the strategic outcome. It turns out that our enemy made a move on the chessboard, thinking that we would get into a position called [[Zugzwang]]. That is a state when any move would be fatal for us. But in this case, it turned out the opposite. Our enemy got into a position that we can call both check and mate at the same time.
  
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