[Witness spoke in Ukrainian, interpreted as follows:]
Yes. I can see that you know this particular area of Ukraine, and yes, agricultural production is very widespread there. This area is under occupation now, and because of that, we feel the lack of early vegetables and fruits. We can see that farmers in that region of Ukraine, this season and next season, don't want to deal with vegetables and fruits because this requires bigger investments as opposed to investments in soy or corn, so, temporarily, I think they will not be concentrating on the fruits and vegetables.
Second, these areas require irrigation, watering, and they have special water channels from the Dnieper River. From what we understand, part of these water channels, waterways, are used by Russians as defence lines, defence structures, so it is very difficult and of course hampers agricultural work. There is occupation, not enough water and constant war.