Now, your question about what's happening with Russia and Ukraine—yes, this is a very dangerous war.
It's an extremely dangerous war because, frankly, right now, it seems to be at a stalemate. And stalemates are very dangerous, because stalemates only end one of two ways. Number one, you have a negotiated settlement—one in which each side has to give up something in order to get peace.
And we have tried, and we will continue to try and do what we can to facilitate a negotiated settlement to the end of that war. The other way that stalemates end is through escalation. One side or the other, or both, escalate what they are doing in order to try to break the other side and break the stalemate. And that's very dangerous.
That's very dangerous in the context of the Russia-Ukraine war, because that escalation could wind up being a sabotage campaign in neighboring countries that are members of NATO.
It could be the strikes that you're pointing to. It could be a number of other things that could happen that could quickly turn what is a war between two countries into a much broader and far more dangerous regional conflict.
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