thanks to dan constance. and how's the russian economy could slowly hemorrhage due to sanctions like the new oil price cap, which imposes a price ceiling on russia's major export oil society. and start the importance of instead of cutting off imports as they're now trying to cut off the money that pays for those employers via wherever they're coming from, like this the, in the long term that's the more promising a strategy, but only in the long term. because russia went into this war in very good shape, both in terms of its trade balance and its budget plans on. and it's going to take a few years to push russia from this very stable situation to one where they're under pressure shopping. hot enables done and at allstate, but how long can the west maintain? it sounds, especially as it will also need billions of dollars to sustain ukraine for years to come. will the west eventually grow weary of sanctions? given high inflation at home is lower design. so yes, i think sanctions fatigue is partly related to infla