Chair, I'll start.
You have the disadvantage of having a bunch of army guys up here, and we'll do our best.
That's a military operation, and Ukraine is a big country. It's over 600,000 square kilometres. To protect that, you would need to position forces right inside Ukraine. It's not just having a fighter. Now you have an airbase, and you have to protect the airbase. You have to supply the airbase, and it's not just simply setting up a fighter, but how do you defeat enemy air defences? This is a full-up operation. NATO would become engaged in that conflict.
We are supporting Ukraine the best we can. I'd like to go back to the amount of air defence, including Canada's, that is trying to supply Ukraine to have them do the job. Then more recently, there's the $389 million announced for fighter lead-in training and further training to enable the Ukrainians to win the war themselves.