Yes. During her visit here in Armenia last week, Minister Joly repeated directly, in response to the specific question about the possibility of sanctions, that all options were indeed still under consideration.
That is still a measure we use, if warranted. We prefer not to resort to it and resolve the problem through diplomacy instead. It is, however, an important mechanism at our disposal and one that we have used in a number of cases, perhaps starker ones, for example in response to Russia's invasion of Ukraine. So it is certainly one of the options.
In addition, we have made arrangements for Canada to be the first country outside the European Union to participate in the observation mission to ensure that we have information coming directly from the border. We are also working with all our allies and partners to ensure that messages stressing the importance of respecting sovereignty and territorial integrity and not resorting to the use of military forces reach Baku directly, as well as Ankara, which, of course, has a great deal of influence over Azerbaijan.