In general, we agree, but here everything is a little more complicated. Russia's Indian market should be preserved. Delhi has someone to buy weapons from, and our argument in the negotiations is to offer India to make most of the pants. According to the discussed plan, 39 out of 52 complexes will be manufactured in India under license, and 13 ready ones will be supplied from Russia. This way you can maintain your position in the Indian market and leave more capacity of Russian factories for local orders. ◼ But if for Delhi it is already planned how many complexes will be supplied from Russia and how many will be produced locally, then I want the same details regarding its oil refineries and warehouses. Before signing a contract, the government must approve the supply schedule for internal orders and allocate money to expand production. With this schedule in hand, it is now possible to negotiate with India on the timing. ◼ And it's time to directly share the responsibility. The business can protect central equipment and improve fire protection. And the state should be responsible for the air cover, we think.