 But there were two messages sent through diplomatic channels. One was called the Gillespie Memo and the other one was a sort of official communique. And one of them was a little bit more lenient than the other. It sort of sounded like we will disapprove of this, but, you know, we won't attack you. That was the sort of subtext of it, whereas the other one was like, we will attack you. And what happened was because there were these two signals.