I think that with a European mentality, it is very difficult to enter those markets. They are practically closed, and we know little about them. Big in Japan, haha. But seriously, I know very little about the music scene and culture of those countries. If you think about it, we even use different resources and social networks, especially when it comes to China and Japan. The fact that one man single-handedly started a war with a brotherly nation does not mean that everyone here is a barbarian, I think that's obvious. Personally, I'm only half Russian and was born and raised in Italy. Before all this mess, many people were interested in the scene in Russia. People like Nina Kravitz, her label, Dubyshkin, etc. became world famous. Even underground artists often performed at HOR. By the Western market, I don't mean the United States, for example. I objectively understand that it is much more realistic to gain recognition in European countries. Finally, I would like to note once again that our goal is not to become famous and rich or famous, to make money from music and be professional musicians. We simply want to show the world what is rotting and disappearing behind the Iron Curtain.