 And I remember, didn't they even like outlaw the word war at the time? Yes, exactly. One of the things was, of course, the Kremlin was calling it a special military operation, not a war. And it seemed like even that could be grounds for prosecution. So in those first weeks of the war, a lot of journalists, both Russian and foreign correspondents left. So did we at the New York Times. We also temporarily pulled our journalism staff from the country. But then in the ensuing months, it