Thank you for your service, Mr. Ruff, as well, especially with Operation Unifier.
I think those scenarios should be taken seriously. I would say the best predictor of future behaviour is past behaviour, and we've seen Russia wage a war in eastern Ukraine, pretend to have a hybrid kind of invasion of Crimea—which ended up being a real invasion of Crimea—carry out an illegal annexation of Georgia and Moldova, and the list can go on.
People have been asking me about the percentages. I think 100% we need to take seriously the 130,000 troops they have in Belarus and on all three borders of Ukraine. We 100% need to take seriously the threats that Putin is making in the media to NATO, to Canada and to the United States.
What we can do, as per our recommendation, is to raise the level of risk that the Russians have, raise their calculation and change their calculation of what the risk of invading Ukraine would be. The risk is low if Ukraine has nobody supporting it, but if it is part of an alliance, the risk is now being raised by the United Kingdom, the United States and other allies, as I've noted. I think that's the most important thing we can do in this situation.