Yes. As a matter of fact, we have real-time military activities to report the military activities in the Taiwan Strait. They only started in September 2020. Before that, we didn't see much activity from the Chinese military, including the air force, but after that, we decided we should make it public because China likes to have covert actions. They are more accustomed to not doing things under the attention of the world. When we decided to make it public, the pressure was on them.
Whenever there is a military exercise or incursions of warplanes or warships, we make it public in Taiwan. You can read that. There is a website for our Ministry of National Defense. You can see it every day.
Their intention for now, as I said, is to affect our presidential election, but there is also one intention that has a much longer-term effect. They want to change the status quo. They want to change the status quo of the median line in the Taiwan Strait. This is how we come to very much appreciate Canada as well. You send your naval ships and warships to transit the Taiwan Strait.
China does not see the Taiwan Strait as international water, but through your naval transit in the Taiwan Strait, you are defying what Beijing claims, which is that the Taiwan Strait is not international water, so that is very important to us.