[Witness spoke in Ukrainian, interpreted as follows:]
Last year the total harvest in Ukraine was approximately 115 million tonnes. This year we're expecting—if the weather co-operates, in addition to the war—about 60 million tonnes of harvest. About 35-plus million tonnes will need to be exported. Even if we are decreasing the harvest, the export volumes are still quite large.
As for fertilizer, some farmholds had stocks of fertilizer. The war started on February 24, just before the sowing season started in Ukraine. They had a certain stock of nitrate fertilizer and other fertilizers that were used by the farmers. For next year it's difficult to forecast. Fertilizer prices are quite high, but we think fertilizer will arrive in Ukraine from other markets through western Europe.