that russia — couple of days. so, what we see is that russia showed no respect for the nato- that russia showed no respect for the nato— russia founding act, and of course _ the nato— russia founding act, and of course if— the nato— russia founding act, and of course, if you have a founding act between two partners, nato and russia. _ act between two partners, nato and russia. and — act between two partners, nato and russia, and one part doesn't respect that agreement, the agreement doesn't — that agreement, the agreement doesn't work. it doesn't function. it doesn't work. it doesn't function. it does _ doesn't work. it doesn't function. it does not — doesn't work. it doesn't function. it does not help us to improve our relationship with russia. because even _ relationship with russia. because even if— relationship with russia. because even if the — relationship with russia. because even if the founding act has good provisions— even if the founding act has good provisions and good intentions, if these _ provisions and good intentions, if these intentions and the provisions and the _ these intentions and the provisions and the founding act is not respected, it doesn't work. that's the reality — respected, it doesn't work. that's the reality. the nato— russia founding _ the reality. the nato— russia founding act doesn't work because one side — founding act doesn't work because one side, russia has violated it over— one side, russia has violated it over many— one side, russia has violated it over many years, but now we have an extremely _ over many years, but now we have an extremely blatant and flagrant violation of the founding act with the invasion of ukraine. we violation of the founding act with the invasion of ukraine.- the invasion of ukraine. we will take the next _ the invasion of ukraine. we will take the next question - the invasion of ukraine. we will