diplomatic win. steef, how do prisoner swaps of this nature, i mean, how does it get negotiated? you know, this is largely done with the state department, because of course they have a special office that takes care of these hostage situations, and that is the appropriate way to look at this. this is hostage-taking on the part of the russians. not too different of what the north koreans do. they take hostages like this because, of course, there is no equivalency here. it s not as though there are some sort of rule of law in russia that, you know, investigates these things and then there s defense attorneys that fight for the rights of their client. that all happens in the united states and that s what mr. yaroshenko got, but it s not what any of the americans got over there. when putin wants somebody arrested, they get arrested. but the state department handles most of this with the help of other agencies, if they need intelligence support, if they need military support in terms of