All right, Alexander, let's talk about the power of Siberia 2, which was announced by the gas prom head, Miller.

He was the first one to announce that there has been a legal agreement between Russia and China for the pipeline power of Siberia 2, which will go from Russia, transit via

Mongolia and end in China.

The interesting part about the power of Siberia 2, what differentiates it from the power

of Siberia 1, is that this gas from Russia was supposed to be the gas that was going to power the European Union and specifically power German industry.

Now all of that gas is going to be redirected to China.

Mongolia becomes the beneficiary as a transit state. Once upon a time, Ukraine was the beneficiary

as a transit state. And it's going to most likely complete by, be completed by around 2030.

I think Miller said would be the launch. And at the time of Miller's announcement,

there were a lot of analysts who were saying that this is not real. This is just a memorandum

of understanding. Russia and China have been talking about the power of Siberia, too,

for five, ten years now. Putin talked about it.

Putin talked about it.

He even talked about the pricing of it, a little bit about the pricing of it.

And when Putin is talking about the power of Siberia too and the agreement that Russia has

with China, you can take it to the bank, that this is a done deal.

Absolutely.

Your thoughts on the power of Siberia, too, Alexander.

Yes, I mean, this is, this is huge.

And it is, by the way, the main big concrete agreement that came out with the various

meetings in China.

I mean, there was very interesting meetings in Tianzinn and in Beijing.

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