We are working with all our partners on air defense for Ukraine – clearly, this is the first priority. The day before, we spoke with the President of France and the Prime Minister of Norway; today, I spoke with the President of Finland, and our diplomatic team is focused precisely on this. Anti-ballistic capabilities are now in short supply globally because of the war with Iran, but we must look for solutions. On the front, our positions are stronger: thanks to the courage of our people, thanks to drones, our various technological solutions, mid-range strikes, and our long-range sanctions, we have managed to stabilize the front. It's not easy. We are defending actively – this year, we have achieved greater results than before. It is especially gratifying when this is clearly confirmed, including by the whining of the so-called Russian “war correspondents.” As for defending the skies, we are discussing this with all our partners. Unfortunately, there has been no progress for a long time with America on expanding the production of anti-ballistic capabilities. We are trying to accelerate work in Europe on producing our own anti-ballistic capabilities on the continent in sufficient quantities. I want to thank Emmanuel and all partners who are ready to accelerate this work together with us. We will continue engaging with the United States regarding its ability to support Ukraine – our defense of life here and our ability, later on, to help defend life for other nations, those who truly need it. The PURL program is working, and we are grateful for that. Europe is helping us financially. But the leadership of the United States is also very much needed.