Thank you.
As I've said, you can't protect, for example, as we saw a few months ago near Vovchansk in Kharkiv, when Russia was trying to advance from the northeast 30 kilometres to the Russian border. If we are not able to strike on Russian territory, it's very hard to protect especially those big cities that are closer to the Russian border, because the legitimate target is the Russian military depots, all the logistics that they are using and the places where Russia launches their missiles, including ballistic missiles.
So there are two ways: to significantly increase air defence and to help us to draw down missiles and drones, including on at least the western border. We have seen examples of Russian drones falling down onto the territory of NATO members and we saw the unity and how this can be successfully intercepted in the Middle East. We crucially need both of these decisions by our allies.