We are now in the beginning of the next stage of the process. According to The Washington Times, North Korea fired a new cruise missile recently. No special comment. I think that report that you're referring to was allegedly based on alleged intelligence information. So as you know, as a matter of policy, we don't comment on alleged intelligence.
Missiles are important.
Missiles have routinely been a part of our discussions with North Korea and that topic, in general, we expect to discuss tomorrow. As you know, we have not usually given details of our talks, particularly the missile talks. I don't have any further comment. Obviously, the United States believes fundamentally in freedom of the press. That's one of the reasons why we do this briefing for you everyday.