This is a small country, only about 1.3 million people. you figure 30,000 refugees, that is well over 2% of the population that is ukrainian refugees right now, or put a different way, 1 in every 44 people you run into in this country is a roouken refugee. so they are struggling to find places to house them. earlier this week we went on a cruise ship where more than 1,000 people are staying because the government thought that that option was a lot cheaper than housing people in holtz in the city. so they will be there up to four months. after that they re expected to go out on their own, with still some help from the government. i asked the minister responsible for refugees whether there were limits to the generosity of this country. she said, given the brutality, given the desperation we re seeing in ukraine, there simply cannot be. what there can be, what there is, are limits on the amount of resources that they actually have to share.