Indeed, the steady supply of the artillery shells, including the 155, is of crucial importance. For the first time this autumn there were days when Ukrainian usage of artillery shells was higher than the Russians', which was very unusual, because on the contrary, Ukraine, because of the heavy need for artillery shells, was using much less ammunition on the battlefield than the Russians were.
That's why it is crucially important to maintain the steady supply of ammunition. Of course we are grateful to Canada for supplying us with ammunition, but that's the level, and in terms of the need for ammunition we are counting in the hundreds of thousands and millions of rounds of ammunition. That's why you can understand the magnitude of the need.
The ramping up of production in both Ukraine and all of the NATO countries is crucially important to be able to sustain the supply of ammunition.