Thank you very much, Mr. Chair.
Thank you, witnesses, for being here. I know how valuable your time is, and our committee sincerely appreciates your being here today.
General Eyre, I'd like to start with you.
One thing we have been witnessing with Ukraine is what is possible when you have a determined fighting force combined with western training and western equipment. I think we've all been quite astonished at the capabilities of the Ukrainian military.
At the same time, I think we've also had the opportunity to learn more about Russian military capabilities, their fighting doctrine, the morale of their troops, etc. We know from public news sources that they have suffered some serious setbacks in the last month.
I know Canada and all of its NATO allies are paying attention to this conflict. In general terms, what have we learned about Russian military capability from this conflict, and how is NATO doctrine evolving from that assessment?