 What do you have to say on this, Hairman? Sam, the United States has announced that it will not extend sanctions related exemptions to countries importing oil from Iran when they expire in early May. Basic aim of this being to bring Iran's oil exports to zero so that their principal source of revenue is put under pressure. Okay, sorry, go on. Yeah, when last year the sanctions were imposed by the US against Iran at that time six month waivers from economic penalties were allowed to the eight main buyers of Iranian crude oil including India. The purpose was to give them to find alternative sources and avoid triggering any kind of jolt to global oil markets. I feel that India's challenge is bigger and greater than other nations. It is apparently under dual pressure from the US, one being to cut oil purchases from Venezuela and second now Iran. Iran is one of India's main oil suppliers. And Sam, India has been paying substantially for its oil imports through a rupee mechanism that is deposited in an escrow account in an Indian bank. Iran then purchases essential items like food, stuff, medicines, etc. from India through Indian money lying in this Indian bank's escrow corpus. After May 2nd the US may not allow India to add to the escrow corpus. So let's see what happens then. Hey man, thank you so much for linking with us. Thank you, thank you Sam. Thank you.