All right, Alexander, let's talk about the G7 meeting statement that they came out with.

I say meeting because it was chaired by Maloney while they were in Kiev, while she was in Kiev, along with Trudeau and Ursula and Van de Kro.

And it was mostly a virtual video meeting of the G7.

But they want to get the frozen assets.

They want to steal those frozen assets, but they're still unable to.

And so they came out with a statement which reaffirms their commitment to Ukraine, as long as it takes, et cetera.

But they stopped short of announcing that they're going to steal these 300 billion in Russian assets.

I believe the breakdown is 200 billion in Europe and 100 billion in the U.S.

Something like that is the breakdown of these assets.

Yeah.

Well, 26 billion supposedly is in London.

I mean, that's a report I saw in Bloomberg.

And the rest is in Euroclear.

Yeah.

Or most of it is in Eurocler.

Euro.

$260 billion is in Euro clear.

Apparently, around $26 billion is in Euroclerc. Euro, Euro, 260 billion is in Euroclair. Apparently, around 26 billion is in London and the balance is in the US.

So I understand.

But, you know, anyway.

But anyway, going back to this G7 statement, you can see exactly what's happened.

I mean, there was clearly the intention.

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