Thanks, Mr. Chair. I'll be sharing a portion of my time with my friend and colleague, Mr. Powlowski.
Welcome, Generals.
I'm going to take us to where the member opposite left off, and that is the logistics and how the support that we're providing is landing in the hands of those who need it the most, the Ukrainian military. There has been a lot of discussion at our past meetings, when you've provided updates on this same subject matter, about its not being there when the Ukrainians need it, and that they haven't received what we promised. There are many promises, and we continue to hear the nonsensical political narrative.
From the testimony you just provided, you made it very clear that it is landing in the appropriate hands. It's getting there in a timely manner. In your opening statement, you said that it's essential that the support we provide is timely and dependable.
Can you share with the committee what Canadian equipment has been the most valuable to the Ukrainians? As well, can you talk about the supply lines that make their way from the supplier, or from our stockpiles that we have here in Canada, through to Europe and into Ukraine for the Ukrainian military to use that support to the best of its ability?