I totally and generally agree with the first speaker, and I need to highlight that we don't have much time, but we can start, because we already have case studies from those who have gone back to Ukraine but who stayed in Russia for a very short period.
At the same time, there is nothing new about awareness, psychological support and mental recovery, which have to be developed as a big program for Ukrainians, because we have to understand that those children who were kidnapped or relocated to Russia will return when they are more or less adults. We need to develop this program for everyone in Ukraine, but focus on those who are already back in Ukraine, because we have access to those who were, practically speaking, victims, and were part of this case at this stage of the history.
From my perspective, we need to focus on the program that will be developed for all Ukrainians, because the reintegration process will be very difficult. I already mentioned those who were children in 2014. They were reintegrated into a Russian cultural and educational landscape, and we need to understand that it's already about generations and not just about children who spent half a year in Russia or Russia-controlled territories.