From the very first day, we proposed to use Ukrainian pipelines. Today Ukrainian pipelines are already supplying physically more gas to Europe than Nord Stream 1. The Ukrainian transmission system is the biggest in Europe. Ukraine has the biggest gas storage. Historically, with these pipelines, the flow of gas from Russia to Europe was done through the Ukrainian route.
It's also worse to know that Gazprom booked the capacity and paid for it, but are using even now 40% of what was booked. If today Gazprom wants to help Germany with the gas supply, Gazprom can do it, but we all realize, with all of the waivers, that Gazprom does not want it. But still we are ready to do it. We are also working with other partners, including Moldova, including our regional partners like Czech Republic, Poland and Hungary, to find new instruments of the infrastructure, new corridors, so that the LNG flow that is coming to the countries who now physically have the LNG terminals in Europe can move this gas to the other countries of the region. We were quite open with this.
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