It's about arms control, and with arms control, yes, there is very little left of all of the agreements. I myself was part of the conventional arms control discussions in Vienna back in the 1990 period. That's all gone.
START has been suspended. START is for the strategic level nuclear forces. The Russians have not abrogated it, but they have suspended it, which means no inspections—none of that stuff. It's just barely hanging on. With the arms control comes confidence building. You go visit the other side, inspect and so on, and that builds confidence. That's all gone.
As our guest Mr. Jenkins said, we are in a perilous situation. This is one of the most difficult times since the bad days of the Cold War. I would argue that yes, we need to rebuild arms control and need to rebuild confidence and security-building measures, but we need to establish a peace first, or at least a ceasefire, and that's a way—