This is a question for both the generals and the ambassador.
I think in 2022, when the issue of a no-fly zone came up, the response from the West was that this would be very problematic. It would possibly result in global warfare in case Western NATO forces were to shoot down Russian planes flying over Ukraine.
Right now, given the advances in the Ukrainian army with surface-to-air missiles with Patriot missile systems, are there any Russian planes flying over Ukrainian airspace? If there are no longer Russian airplanes or helicopters flying over presently occupied Ukrainian airspace, has the situation not changed materially?
Perhaps there would be more of an argument for NATO enforcing a no-fly zone, which would be shooting down drones and missiles, so Russians wouldn't be getting killed in their planes over Ukraine. Is it a concept that we ought to be reconsidering? Is NATO taking an active role in supporting a no-fly zone over Ukraine?