I just have one final question.
A lot of western scholars and analysts have said that the nuclear strategy of Russia is one of “escalating to de-escalate” and that there is an attempt to lower the nuclear threshold.
I know that you have differing views on this, but I'm just wondering what you think, in the context of the higher defence spending in the United States right now. Even in the national nuclear strategy that Russia produced in 2015, its policy toward a nuclear strategy was, you had written, stronger than it had been in the past. I'm just wondering, with the highlights of what the western analysts are saying and against the background of higher U.S. defence spending, what do you feel the future of the Russian nuclear strategy is?