Regarding the main problems in terms of their armaments in Crimea, I would say that the main problems are nuclear arms. We have credible information that they have moved and are continuing to move nuclear arms of various types into Crimea. As has been mentioned before, Balaklava, the old Soviet base, has been reactivated. It was a base that was used for nuclear submarines—not nuclear-fuelled submarines, but submarines carrying nuclear weapons. As well, there is credible information that there are also nuclear-carrying rocket warheads in Crimea.
Now to your question regarding Europe, this is not just Europe. It is, generally speaking, but perhaps Europe is more surprising because it is happening right at the borders of Europe. To be honest, I personally can see that this war over the past four years hasn't really taught people everything it should have taught. Many politicians in Europe are still thinking that this is what happened to Ukraine, and while Ukraine is there, it's not happening to western Europe. Unfortunately, there is this stance that it's far away and it's stabilizing.