No. Foreign affairs ministers also have their discussions, and our own ambassador does work. We as defence ministers do have discussions on this, as well, as we look at how to get NATO...making sure that we can keep tensions low and de-escalate situations. The work that we're doing, especially the message that we're trying to send to Russia, in addition to sending a very clear and strong deterrence message, is a message of unity, that the strength of NATO collectively is not one to be challenged.
At the same time, we want to have constructive dialogue so nations like Russia can get back into rules-based order. However, we also need to take a look at other nations that are directly or indirectly supporting the Russian military intelligence structure. We will always work with our allies in trying to reduce tensions.