When it comes to France and Canada, the impact on the two countries will be very different, obviously.
France has been very active, particularly on the military side, in the war against jihadism. As I said, diplomatic relations with Mali and Niger broke down and the French army left those countries.
With regard to Canada, I don't know what kind of relations it has had with those particular countries, but I think they have rejected France, the UN and the European Union. So we are seeing a rejection of western countries in general, including the United States.
I think that Canada obviously has to stand with its American and European allies in this situation. Therefore, they have to work together to define their position on the three military juntas we are talking about.