As we said, I think that there are two areas. One is the increased supply of weapons and the other is increased training.
As Ambassador Buck mentioned, Ukraine is moving to a NATO-standard army, and Canada is very well suited to train Ukrainians. It has been doing so since 2015. Over 30,000 Ukrainian troops have been trained, and frankly, that has made an enormous difference for Ukraine's army, so anything we can do to increase that would be helpful. However, right now, in the next weeks and months, the supply of weapons is crucial. We stress the urgency of that. There are millions of Ukrainian citizens suffering under Russian occupation who need to be liberated, and the Ukrainians can do it, but they need the weapons from us.