All right, Alexander. Let's talk about financing Project Ukraine. Why they want to continue to

throw away their money into Project Ukraine beats me. But, well, okay, we know why. Why they want to

continue financing Ukraine. I have some theories about the 300 billion frozen assets. My hunch, Alexander, is that they've already

started to dip into the 250 or 300 billion that is in Brussels. My feeling is that they've already

started to dip into that money and take that money. But anyway, that's, yeah. I think you're probably

really willing. Yeah. So we have, let's see, we have the $50 billion loan, which is kind of this loan with the U.S. and the EU.

You'll get into the details of this $50 billion.

This was actually hatched this idea for a $50 billion loan was, I believe, like, maybe six months ago,

or even a year ago, was when they came up with this 50 billion loan to Ukraine between the

U.S. and the EU, a joint loan. And now you have talk of this new loan, which is a plan B, if the

50 billion loan falls apart, which is anywhere between a 20 billion loan to a 40 billion loan, 100% from the European Union to Ukraine.

Now, playing in all of this is hungry, and they're stopping of the 50 billion loan and the EU is now saying let's go to

Plan B and put together a 20 to 40 billion loan because of hungry but wait a minute maybe we can

still figure out ways to get this 50 billion US EU loan through so they're trying to figure

out ways to get money to project credit. And of course,

just to wrap up my my intro to this, of course, all of these loads are going to be paid

with the $1.5 billion in interest generated from the $300 billion in Russian frozen assets in

Brussels in Euroclear. That interest is paying for a lot of stuff. I mean,

it's paying for everything that interest, even though it's only $1.5 billion. It seems to be paying

for everything that is being given to Ukraine, which brings me back to my hunch, which is that

they're already starting to dip into the principle. Yeah. That is frozen. Anyway, your thoughts.

On the first point, you're absolutely right.

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