Thank you. It's a very timely question, because even pre-war, Ukraine faced significant cyber-attacks. It included attacks on our critical infrastructure, electricity grid, banking sector, government institutions and so on.
We managed to strengthen our digital infrastructure. When the invasion started, there was not one single day when our banking system was not working or when our government was not able to work. This is including the fact that Ukraine has very well-developed digital governance so that people, including over six million people who left Ukraine and another seven million IDPs, were getting many of their government services online with the special government application. It's working, because we are able to protect all this critical infrastructure.
Of course, we appreciate the support we are getting from our NATO partners. We have very close co-operation on cybersecurity with both NATO country members and NATO itself, but Russia is becoming more sophisticated. The significant cyber-attack we are facing today on our mobile operator will also stimulate us to invest more in cybersecurity, learn the lessons and improve it.