Thank you, Mr. Chair.
My question is for Mr. Oksanen.
Not long ago, Mr. Shekhovtsov, the previous witness, shared a post on Twitter. It showed an advertisement or billboard that can be found in several Italian cities. On these billboards, it says that Russia is not our enemy. The image depicts a handshake and contains the colours of both countries, Russia and Italy. On these billboards, people are also encouraged to stop giving money for weapons and to help Ukraine.
According to the testimony we heard today, in Canada, the propaganda or disinformation messages that come from Russia are much more subtle. For example, they say that Ukraine is corrupt, or other such messages.
Since you're in Sweden, I'm curious as to whether this is the kind of advertising you see in other European cities. We talked about France and Germany, which could be particularly targeted.
Is this the kind of advertising that can often be seen in your country? How do governments react to this, and how should they react?