Thanks.
Perhaps, if I've understood your question correctly, I'll say that it's a combination of agriculture and military equipment and how we are actually getting items in given the logistical challenges. On one side, there is a lot of coordination with our NATO allies on the military equipment specifically and how it's coming in. You will have seen in the news that we're seeing a lot of targeting as well. Russia is actually targeting rail lines, and that is specifically to try to undermine any delivery of military assistance as well as any provisions of additional equipment, be it for agriculture or otherwise. In terms of detailing that across the G7 and NATO allies, we're asking countries not to disclose when deliveries are taking place so we can increase the likelihood of provisions arriving where they need to arrive in Ukraine, but it is quite a logistical challenge and it requires a level of coordination not only with Ukraine and Ukrainian armed forces but also with allies.