Mr. Chair, if I might just add something, I had the privilege to be deployed to Wiesbaden in January and February of 2022 on the eve of the invasion and then for the next six months, and it was utterly inspiring to watch the Ukrainian population we've spoken to of all ages rallying together to present a unified front. Farmers were towing abandoned Russian vehicles, and families were throwing Molotov cocktails at invading Russians. It was inspiring for the alliance to watch this solidarity.
If I may just speak to the ambassador's comment, one of the most successful programs has been the program to train the trainers. You spoke about LID and the ability to train recruits. Working together, we have trained 173 trainers, who are now training their own recruits. To the ambassador's earlier point, we're learning as much as we are teaching. It is a very reciprocal relationship as we're learning from war-hardened soldiers of Ukraine.