evidence: Q Thank you so much, Karine. Two questions. The first is about the Iranian warships in Brazil. Is the White House communicating with the Brazilian government about these? And did the administration raise concerns with the Brazilian government? Because we know there was pressure for Brazil not to let the warships to dock there. There are some calls also here for sanctions on Brazil. [...] But, again, as you know, Brazil is a sovereign country and they are allowed to engage — you know, make their decision on how they’re going to engage with another country. [...] And I kind of answered this question — well, I was asked this question about our approach and our relationship with China yesterday. And I would say that it hasn’t changed. It is one of competition, not conflict, and — and that’s how we’re going to continue to move forward with China.