 both with this new training and assistance that NATO will provide to Ukraine, but also with their long-term pledge. And I also expect that by the summit that starts next week, Allies will make a new announcement of more air defense and more ammunition. So, yes, Hungary have, as well as Prime Minister Orban, has been in Moscow, but that doesn't change the common decisions you have made as NATO. Does it affect NATO in any way to have Orban doing his own thing? No.