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The country with the longest border with ukraine. you also clearly have a major interest in moldova, where, again, we have seen russian interference. to what extent do you fear that, in security terms, romania could get dragged into conflict? romania is a nato ally, as you very well know, together with uk, and we've been discussing these days about the support of uk for air policing in romania, for instance. but not only for that, because we have an excellent cooperation in the security dimension in the military field. but at the same time, paradoxically, the aggression of russia against ukrai...

Airspace to defend. you are, as you said, the country with the longest border with ukraine. you also clearly have a major interest in moldova, where, again, we have seen russian interference. to what extent do you fear that, in security terms, romania could get dragged into conflict? romania is a nato ally, as you very well know, together with uk, and we've been discussing these days about the support of uk for air policing in romania, for instance. but not only for that, because we have an excellent cooperation in the security dimension in the military field. but at the same time, paradoxical...

And they are continuing to support the ukrainian citizens who are coming as refugees in romania. there is no question about that. let's talk about the security situation as well, cos, again, it's a challenge. you have the black sea security situation. you also have your airspace to defend. you are, as you said, the country with the longest border with ukraine. you also clearly have a major interest in moldova, where, again, we have seen russian interference. to what extent do you fear that, in security terms, romania could get dragged into conflict? romania is a nato ally, as you very well kno...

In other words, most religious institutions are. they want people of their own faith to feel welcome, but they also want people of other faiths to be welcome and understand them. so the more you are forcing synagogues or any religious entity to become hard targets, right, you're also denying them their ability to practice their faith. and i think that's what you're hearing much more eloquently than me from members of the jewish community. but certainly from a security perspective there is a loss of going from being a soft target to a hard target that you can't measure in security terms, right?...

And the challenge or the horror of this for the community and those i speak to, and i and my children are jewish, is synagogues are meant to be open, right? most religious institutions are. they want people of their own faith to feel welcome, but they also want people of other fates to be welcome and to understand them. so the more you are forcing synagogues or any religious entity to become hard targets, right? so there are soft targets. you're also denying them their ability to practice their faith. and i think that's what you're hearing much more eloquently than me, from members of the jewi...