In just recent months, Russia’s oil refining has dropped by 10%. It is also important to note that Russian oil companies are being forced to shut down their oil wells. This is even more significant. Given the nature of Russian oil production, this is what hurts them most – apart, of course, from losing money. To restore production at its wells, Russia has to do significantly more than many other oil-producing countries that shut in wells even simply in response to market fluctuations. The Russians cannot do that. For them, losing production is truly very painful. As for Russia’s overall state revenues – thanks to our comprehensive pressure at all levels – within the first five months of this year, their deficit has already grown far beyond what they had planned for the entire year. Putin has, of course, built a war chest – but certainly not enough to fight indefinitely. Every one of our responses, every joint step of pressure together with our partners, pushes Russia closer to ending its war. Already now, a significant number of their regions are in a state of bankruptcy, and Putin is leading Russia toward bankruptcy. And the various schemes they come up with to make money will not help them. We see these Russian schemes. We are documenting them. We will break them.