What does Trump want to do here with Iran? This is this is very different than what we saw from Trump 1.0 just a few years ago. That’s correct. There is a difference in the way he approaches it. But I think the US tactic or strategy to exert so-called maximum pressure on Iran has been revolving around what he promised, and that is to offer Iran economic relief in return for curbs on its nuclear activities. That, I think, remains unchanged at this particular point. And what is important to note, I think, at this point in history is that there is also another competing priority for President Trump, and that is to be able to create a market situation, a global market situation, whereby he can deliver on his own domestic election pledge to lower oil prices globally. So what we are seeing is that President Trump is is laying out the options for Iran. On the one hand, he showed with his articles the other day that he can he has the ability to impose new sanctions on Iran and B, he can impose or he can reinforce existing sanctions on Iran then than what was the case under by Biden. On the other hand, he is often detached, which is basically, you know, a situation whereby Iran can live with maybe more relaxed tensions, can generate more revenues from its oil exports in return for curbs on its nuclear activity, because that’s being at the heart of the global powers concerns vis a vis the government in Tehran. Does that mean we see Iran then playing ball? Is that enough incentive for them to step in and come to the table? It might be based on various calculations, based on various assumptions. There’s a possibility that the US would new sanctions or the reinforcement of the existing ones can, so to speak, blow a $30 billion hole in annual revenues that Iran generates from oil exports, mainly to China? They have been able to almost double their oil exports under the Biden administration. There is a way that Trump can reverse that, and that would be a big concern for Iran. That is due to the fact that a oil accounts for almost a 10th of the Iranian economy. And B, the country is already suffering from lack of investment that are showing themselves in terms of massive blackouts hitting companies in key industries. So it is critical for Iran, as has been signal by this new president, to come to terms with the West, the global powers to reach an equilibrium where it can generate more revenues from oil revenues and provide more prosperity for the population.