>> canada is interesting, because of the canadian operator has their own plans for lightspeed. probably only get there in 2027, 2028, 2029, so we can provide them in the short term. there is conversations we will have with telesat, while they launch their own consolation what we do in the short term. tom: you talked about the need for additional funding to it comes to supporting ukraine and the rollout of 1 web. how much additional funding would you need to ramp up capacity to replace starlink? >> this is mainly a question of terminal because, because the capacity has already provided. this is in the multiple tens of millions rather than the hundreds of millions, but terminals because typically between 5000 and 10,000. very secure military terminals are a multiple of that, but again, when you talk defense that is a reasonable amount for the needs that are served with having a stable and sovereign communication forum. tom: appreciate your time. what a consequential moment for the defense space. eva, the next ceo of eutelsat. to the earnings story around the airlines right now, a