First, we are certainly aware of that. We agree with all of the ambassador's statements. We know that the foreign soldiers who are fighting in Ukraine, if they survive, can then return to their country and share lessons learned and information, among other things. So that is really on our radar.
For example, more than 15,000 North Koreans went to Russia, to Kursk oblast. Many of them were killed but some returned to South Korea and will no doubt provide information to their government.
Canada has nonetheless already imposed fairly strong sanctions against North Korea given its nuclear program and its evasion of sanctions. So that is taken into account in that context.