Thanks, Mr. Chair.
General, I've listened to a lot of what General Eyre has said over the last number of months just in terms of where we're at from a global perspective with our own military and some of the challenges that Canadians face, as well as those across the world, with threats that come our way.
He talked about how the biggest threat to our nation right now is disinformation. I know that a big part of the war effort from Russia is trying to convince other nations and their citizenry not to support Ukrainian efforts. We see that in the U.S. with J.D. Vance kind of leading the charge and former president Trump talking about pulling support for this effort and having it wrapped up by the time he's sworn in, if he's successful.
There's a lot of misinformation out there. Russia's actually paying people to spread that information. The U.S. Department of Justice recently released a report that found that some social media influencers in the States had received $10 million from Russia.
All that is to say that there's a lot going on behind the scenes that we're not aware of.
How are you combatting disinformation that's coming from Russia and some of its supporters—China and others—as it relates to targeting our military personnel, as well as trying to erode the faith that people have in our institutions here in Canada, whether it's our military or otherwise?