Sure, I can jump in here.
First, I'll say that sending weapons to a country is not something simple, and it starts with what we have to offer. When we sent the last package, it was what we had to offer, what was on the shelf here. It's difficult to send.... There are many complexities here, but first of all, it's what's available. We did this, and I think we have to view this as a complementary effort. All allies provide what they can. There's an issue of interoperability. Is what we're going to provide here available for Ukrainians? Are they trained on it? If not, why send it? There are many nations at this time providing weapons that Ukrainians are familiar with.
I'll come back to what I've said since the beginning. What Canada has provided to Ukrainians over the years is training. That's what we're known for—providing good training—and we've been there all along, onside with them, for seven years.
Thank you.