 I looked it up for you. I knew this was going to be an issue. Yekaterinburg. Yeah, I took a U-turn on that pronunciation. That's okay. It's okay. So I think it's called Yekaterinburg, the Ural Mountain capital in Russia, the same city where the American reporter was detained by Russian security agents 15 months ago. All right. Now joining us to talk about this case is NPR's Charles Maines on the line now from Moscow. Charles, obviously a very tough situation that we're dealing with here. What do we know about the circumstances of the trial itself?