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No, we’ve had a change in management since the last time.
Remember when Russia attacked the Ukraine? Within a few days visa and MasterCard had to withdraw from Russia, even though it cost these companies revenue.
Now imagine there is a new threat coming from the US. No matter whether it’s tariffs or Greenland. The threat alone that by disconnecting Europe from Microsoft 365 or AWS, effectively rendering the while European administration, both government and economy, inoperative would be sufficient for them to back down.