I have a final comment I'd like to leave you with and have you provide feedback on. You mentioned sequestration and reductions in defence spending in North America. Comparing it to the Russian increase of 18%, which brought them back up to about 4% of GDP—and President Putin made his comments earlier today in his address to the nation. However, he's saying they're going into difficult economic times. There were forecasts, even before that speech, showing that they'd fall back down to about 3.7% of GDP spending by 2016. I know that neither of you is a great expert on the Russia front, but with the weaker ruble and the falling oil prices, in your opinion, will that take some of the heat out of their aspirations for increased aggression, not only in Ukraine but in the Arctic as well?
On December 4th, 2014. See this statement in context.