Thank you very much for your question, Madam Hepfner.
I have to say that Twitter recently is becoming more and more worrying for us. Mr. Musk is somebody who plays with rules and who has an agenda. Our problem is not that Mr. Musk has an agenda, but that we should take care that this agenda doesn't conflict with our national security and the decency of our public debates.
To your question, this is a typical error made by European leadership for so long. There is a huge difference between your public radio and our public radio, and Russia Today. Not seeing that and finding the same characterization for all of these as state-sponsored media or whatever is actually erasing the truth about Russia Today. Russia Today is a propaganda tool. It's not the media. NPR, for instance, or BBC are media. You can disagree with their news, but they have a deontology. They have a board. They have independence. They are not on the same level.