There's always been a challenge. We went through years of challenge with the brewing conflict between Turkey and Greece. There have always been challenges within the alliance, so this isn't necessarily something new. There is enormous propensity for any nation that starts to go down a different path to disrupt NATO's ability to make decisions in certain areas because it's a consensus-built organization. You're absolutely right. It does present challenges, but I go back to the point that I made previously. You can't start to say that it's making the alliance weaker and ask what we are going to do about it. The alliance is better with it, even if it is creating some of those problems within the alliance. It's something that you just have to work through, in my view. It's a diplomatic challenge, but I don't know how you go down the path of saying that it is now a weakest link and, therefore, what...?
