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Nowadays about 20% of low-enrich uranium to U.S. is coming from the Russian Federation, which means that 16 to 18 nuclear power reactors in the U.S. have to be stopped if there would be a cut-off supply of low-enrich uranium from the Russian Federation. This is why this is a big task for the U.S. nuclear industry to find an alternative source of LEU in the U.S. In the 1990s, the U.S. lost its sovereignty in nuclear energy, which means they are not able anymore to produce low-enrich uranium. And until recently, their choice was to rely on the market. And I should say that Russia supplied low-enrich uranium to the United States for years. Russia is a reliable partner. But it was a political decision within the United States to try to stop the delivery of low-enrich uranium from Russia. As of... As of...