I believe we are at crossroads and have an important choice to make. We can choose status quo, but this would be insanity, “doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results,” as Albert Einstein put it. It would risk a Japanese or an Italian style outcome.
This is so because the Russian and Finnish monetary systems share a lot of common history, in particular from the 19th century, when the Grand Duchy of Finland was established as a part of the Russian Empire. 1860, the birth-year of the Central Bank of Russia, was an important turning point also in the monetary history of Finland.