I think the answer is both. We certainly have noticed that some of the troop-contributing countries deploy people and battalions in the field that aren't ready to take on these kinds of challenges because they're not properly trained to do so. That's why our strategy includes adopting one or two of these major troop-contributing countries and giving them the kind of professional training and equipment that they need in order to go into those operations, so they do not sit in the barracks, but actually get out there and take on the challenges in a way that will ensure their safety but also address the mission objectives.
On April 19th, 2018. See this statement in context.