k. prime minister paras johnston, also from the french president manual macro. and there seems to be this and i'm intrigued to know why they've chosen this figure of 10 days. there seems to be this consensus saying, look, mr. zalinski, if you can hang on for 10 days, russia will in effect either not pull the plug on what it's done to date so far, but it might begin to turn away from the worst case scenario. is it why 10 days? and is that a possible scenario? i think there's some optimism there though you in 10 days we will know many things . one will know if russia is able to actually complete this operational plan. within 10 days there's the 2 things going to happen to the russians. they're going to completely expend themselves and culminate, or they're going to accomplish their objectives. and then we move in to the next phase of this operation, which is what does a russian occupation look like? and what does a russian installation of a new ukranian government look like? so i think that's where the, the 10 day formula comes in as a mark on the calendar as far