Two weeks ago, Russia began to invade Ukraine, and I'm sure that we have all seen the pictures of devastation and destruction. We've seen missiles bombing civilian residences. We've seen families being torn apart, fathers hugging their children as they go off to fight in a war that they never asked for; kilometres of tanks rolling into cities to cause destruction; and women giving birth in bunkers. But we have also seen a huge amount of resilience from the Ukrainian people. Civilians have taken up arms. People who have never fought or fired a weapon before are doing so so that they can protect their family and their country. We've seen farmers towing away tanks. We've seen grandmothers making makeshift bombs, but not only making weapons but using the weapons of words. And I wanted to share a quote that is going around the world, which was from a very brave grandmother, saying, "Take these seeds and put them in your pockets, so at least sunflowers will grow when you die here."