 Yes, sure. You know, Gershkovich was detained by security agents in March of last year, while on a reporting trip in Ekaterinburg, he was charged with espionage. But it took 15 months before prosecutors revealed the essence of the charges. They claimed Gershkovich was trying to acquire state secrets about a nearby Russian tank factory, supposedly at the instructions of the CIA. Now, Gershkovich and the Journal have vehemently disputed the spying charges from the very beginning. They insist he was on a reporting assignment, as I mentioned earlier.