Obviously, there are multiple considerations that are the but I think the fundamental element is that putting feels threatened that Ukraine could be successful as a democracy, a significant Slavic nation, the birthplace of Slavic countries, or of, let's say, later, but bit what became Russia. So the Kiev was the mother city of all Russian cities 1000 years ago, and he feels that that would be a fundamental, fundamental challenge to the autocracy that he has developed in Russia, the public would see that it is possible for the Slavic nations to be non corrupt, democratic, Open Media, open market societies, like normal Western societies, and he wills fundamentally statement by that, but obviously, in all, your podcast, your podcast, the energy is strong angle. And here, in this situation, the energy is a very, very, very, very strong angle. And one of the reasons why I do believe that now has led to this conflict is is that the Nord Stream two pipeline physically is completed. And Russia has leaved that by pressuring since already meet last year. Germany and Europe in general to take that new pipeline into operation, thereby it is possible to not pipe this natural gas through Ukraine anymore, but directly from the Baltic Sea. And, and thereby Ukraine is not so vital for for Russia anymore. And so that that the sole the strategic mistakes that Europe has made, specifically Germany, have led to that have contributed to that war that we are seeing now.