But how realistic is that commercially while the country essentially remains exposed to Russian attacks and is itself importing substantial amounts of gas and electricity?

Let me split that question.

On the storage, of course, the infrastructure is vulnerable.

And we've seen in recent years that Ukraine's energy infrastructure, whether it was electricity or gas, has been targeted.

However, it's important to point out that these facilities are deep underground.

So if anything, it's the overground infrastructure that is at risk, not the gas itself underground.

Ukraine also has, as I said at the start of this conversation, Ukraine also has a vast infrastructure which allows for redundancy.

If the war ends and Russia offers cheap gas again, will European governments and companies really refuse it?