There you go. That's better for you.
In your opening remarks, you clearly stated that the fight you're waging to defend your values, dignity and integrity is also a fight for democracy. It's worth noting that a large diaspora of people from your country, Ukrainians living across Quebec, have clearly let us know the urgency of your situation, and I believe they are having a profound impact.
Among your priorities you mentioned air defence components. To my knowledge, Canada is not a leading western military force with the capacity to play its role to the full. You had a good discussion about that with my colleagues.
I would rather talk with you about reconstruction, but I hope that doesn't give you the impression that I'm minimizing the challenges confronting you. I want to talk to you about reconstruction because your opening remarks suggest that a lot of work will need to be done, especially in the energy sector. You spoke at length about the destruction of electrical power infrastructure.
Quebec has gained special expertise in that field. I'd like to know how we can help you in that regard even before peace negotiations take place or a ceasefire has been reached. Looking ahead, I get a sense that rebuilding this infrastructure is going to play a vital role in restoring a semblance of normality.