Thanks to all the decisions from last fall - the political decisions, the financial decisions, the technological choices we made a year ago - we were able to move to a much more technological defense this winter, we were able to move to a much more technological defense this spring. The plan of long-range sanctions is being implemented, and more and more of our mid-strikes. In fact, we worked to block the Russian south, and we are expanding this strategic operation – we are expanding it quite rightly – in response to Russian strikes on our ports, on our cities. And every level of pressure on Russia should bring this country - their society first of all - to the desire to end their war. Our sanctions against Russian refineries, their Russian oil facilities, our mid-strikes against Russian military logistics, our operation in the Black Sea and Sea of ​​Azov waters all work to limit Russian war potential. It is important to follow this up with more active political and legal action as well. Today, there is a Ukrainian sanctions package against companies and ships that export grain and other goods stolen from the temporarily occupied territory of Ukraine. We are preparing new packages of sanctions against the Russian military industry, against financial chains and intermediaries.