Well, it's both. I think you need to start off with Canada spearheading the dialogue, both at the United Nations and when it takes over the G7 presidency in January, to make this a key topic: how the G7 countries can come together and do something different. If we continue doing the same thing over and over again, we shouldn't expect different results. It's about time that we take something that is more strategic and will provide peace and security in that region.
At the end of the day, you have a chaotic situation, with very little rule of law in the occupied territories right now. That's why it's important, if you want to bring peace and stability to the region, that there be UN peacekeepers in the region and on the border of Russia and Ukraine, to prevent further troops and further military equipment infiltrating that region.