The way the binational agreement is struck is that Canada and the U.S. jointly defend North America, so if for some reason Russia did try to attack the Canadian Arctic, then absolutely the U.S. would be there to assist, because that's always been the pledge. But I don't see that happening either. We haven't seen Arctic Council meetings being cancelled. We still have the Treaty on Open Skies, which is an agreement between Russia, Canada, and the U.S. In fact, two weeks ago in Winnipeg, we had a Russian military plane here at 17 Wing Winnipeg.
We may have concerns about Russian actions in Europe, but that's certainly not stopping the other bilateral or trilateral agreements that are going on among those three states.