who is suffering under constant bombardment today probably doesn't sound like the very near future at all. another thing, another aspect to this which i like to put to you. the swift financial transaction system, while the americans have tried to cut russia off completely from that system, the eu has not cut off sperbank or gazprombank from swift transactions. now those are banks which are crucial to europe's energy transactions. that suggests again europe isn't serious here. you always start with the sanctions in a way that it hurts your adversary in the hardest spot. the russian rouble is down while stock market is not operating very well, their economy has severe consequences so sanctions are working. but isn't the point, commissioner, the sanctions