Thank you for that question.
I mentioned the disinformation war. We are all, in our societies, subject to Russian disinformation—in Canada as much as in Germany. To have had the pretext of Russia being able to say that the fact we didn't return the turbine was the reason that no more gas was flowing would have been a pretty difficult argument in the disinformation war. The way we have it now, the turbine is there. They can have it. It's not the turbine that's the issue on the energy supply. It makes it absolutely crystal clear to anybody that Russia has been lying about it and that this was not a necessary thing.
In that sense we called its bluff. I think that is a good thing and a good outcome of this very, very difficult procedure. I do want to—