Yes, happily.
Certainly there's a suite of fibre projects. We see a lot of fibre already existent in the European high north and Arctic. In the Baltic region you see many of those strands already strung across. We've seen proposals on the Canadian side or running through and connecting Europe to Asia. These have been on the books for quite some time. We see on the Russian side—I think you mentioned this one in the last panel—the Polar Express project, for example, proposing to connect Murmansk to Vladivostok.
What I think is interesting is that in these different scenarios, single strands of fibre are things that can be disrupted by a deliberate anchor dragging or an inadvertent anchor dragging, or other kinds of disruption.