Of randomly and sporadically have these missiles destroying civilian areas? that is a great point. what you have is a split screen and 20th century war going on in the east and south battlelines. you have been hearing about kharkiv this morning. and the rest of the country you hear asymmetric, you don t know where the strike will come, owe debtsia, lviv. and that s increasing the fear even though it s not a front line. and i think it s really important as we keep in mind planning for different scenarios, humanitarian scenarios going forward. you then went from ukraine to germany. everyone is wondering, are the germans fully behind this? there is the spat going on even between the ukrainian government and german government because the germans have been so russian. the ukrainians would argue
And that s increasing the fear even though it s not a front line. and i think it s really important as we keep in mind planning for different scenarios, humanitarian scenarios going forward. you then went from ukraine to germany. everyone is wondering, are the germans fully behind this? there is the spat going on even between the ukrainian government and german government because the germans have been so russian. the ukrainians would argue certainly the social democrats, dependent on russian energy, what is your sense of whether germany has really transformed itself on this issue? i think it has, and i think there s a really important category error being made around the world, especially in some of the commentary. germans are at an elite level, some of the whom i met at the senior reaches of government, but also at a local level, they really made a fundamental move in their own geopolitical positions and their own assessment of russia. however, they do this with deliberation, with