My final question is this. Mr. Ottolenghi referred to the Cold War and the price that is paid, as he mentioned, by people in East Germany and, of course, some of the Soviet Bloc states. The relationships with Russia and many of the Soviet Bloc states is far from what I would say is warm--they're functional but not warm--so the added concern is that any kind of strike will proliferate into a much larger conflict. Of course, we had witnesses the last time who said they believed the missiles that will carry these warheads that Iran is looking at don't have any more accuracy than the Scud missiles that were used in the last conflict.
Would you want to elaborate on how serious this could get if any kind of strike were launched?