I think it's critical for Ukraine to maintain and have sustained market demand across the world, including in Canada, for the products that it grows.
Ukraine is suffering because the Black Sea initiative has been halted by the Russian Federation as of July. It's suffering because its supply chains were always built to export through the Black Sea to the rest of the world.
Right now, the EU's Solidarity Lanes into the European Union have an increased price for everything that departs this country. What can be shipped through the Black Sea is more competitive, and they desperately need the market because without a market—and, frankly, the market has suffered through this war and continues to suffer—there are poorer incentives for Ukrainian farmers to continue to farm. That might not be this year's problem, but it will be a problem in years to come, and it will reduce the availability of crops in the global market. As we heard earlier, if there are shocks or issues, without Ukrainian grain or Ukrainian oilseed getting into the global market, you lose a potential level of resilience that the world always needs and needs today.