No, what I was referring to was that in the current situation, for this year, we have a problem with food access because of increasing prices, but our major concern is what will happen in 2023. That has to be resolved very quickly because of the crop calendar and because of the importance of fertilization right now. Fertilizer needs to be delivered. Despite the fact that we have truly increased efficiencies in the use of fertilizers, as I referred to, there is an urgency for countries that have a gap in the fertilizers they need to be able to resolve that as soon as possible.
As you are aware, the U.S. has clearly stated that they don't include fertilizers and food in sanctions, and they also have proposed the issue of letters to try to accelerate that process so that you derisk the problem of moving the fertilizer out of the Russian Federation.