Our goal is to bring stability and to allow for the peace process to succeed.
The UN has its own system of measuring its progress. It focuses on how the political process is moving forward. Right now, I don't think we would say that the process is making major gains at the moment. There's a bit of a stall, I would say, in that process, but it still exists. There still is work under way. It has not fallen apart, so in that sense, we need to keep supporting it. Ultimately, success is going to be measured at the political level, not the military level. We'll be working with the United Nations to improve its ability to do that.