Thank you for the question, and I wish myself luck.
It's a great question. I'm not sure I can speak to a lot of that.
At the moment, we're concentrating our efforts in the space division on working closely with our allies to understand the near and present threats from a military perspective. The obvious answer to that would be China. Russia would be another one, and we haven't talked a lot about Russia.
Russia is really a space power in decline. It continues to launch, but not nearly at the rate it did in the past, and I think certainly not at a rate it will continue to enjoy. I think the sanctions and the activities and the illegal conflict in Ukraine are having adverse effects on Russia's abilities to do all of that. Certainly it's losing commercial customers in terms of launch because of its activities in that regard. We are watching it carefully. It continues to field significant capabilities to deny us use of the domain, but we don't see it using the domain in nearly the same way or being nearly as reliant as we have been seeing.