Mr. Oliphant, I'm going to take all kinds of umbrage with what you just said. First of all, I don't consider this to be part of Azerbaijan, so these are not other parts of Azerbaijan to which it connects. You've sort of already decided the final status of the area and then asked me to reply to it, so that's a loaded question. That's the first point.
The second point is that if I were to say to you, Mr. Oliphant, that you could get deliveries of food only once a week and I would decide what they would be, you would say that's not any way to be living in your house and that you'd prefer to be able to get deliveries whenever you want and that you have the right to.... You may not have a legal right to it, but you certainly have a moral right to that.
If we're saying that the entire population of 120,000 in this area is dependent upon humanitarian relief from the International Committee of the Red Cross and that has to be negotiated with both these blockaders and the Russian peacekeepers, and it will be only from time to time, and the amount of humanitarian supplies coming through will be barely sufficient to maintain a minimum number of calories amongst the people who live here, including 30,000 children, I think you can say this is a blockade.