Yes, absolutely, especially, as I told you, about gas. We very much depend on gas imports. Actually, 100% of the gas in Moldova is imported.
In terms of the electrical energy, we are capable of producing only 20% of our electrical energy. This comes from the plant that is situated in Transnistria. What is happening now is that they are using Russian gas to operate the plant.
We tried to diversify even that market. We used to sign contracts with Ukrainian providers, which immediately triggered huge criticism, both from Tiraspol and Moscow, who said we were trying to close the tap for Transnistria. They called it an “economic blockage” of Transnistria. Actually, this is the major source of their income, of their revenues in the budget.
It is really a very sensitive issue and very difficult to resolve. We don't want to be blamed for trying to limit or put economic pressure on Transnistria. We have to balance, and very wise policy is really needed to balance between the two.