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No, but the implication is that they may be able to do a lot of it, and we can never know.
What came just a few pages later in the presentation you referenced is "Goal: expand number of nodes we have access to".
That has been their goal for practically decades at this point.
Is it really some conspiracy-nut level stretch to think they might be operating thousands of nodes today and have much deeper penetration than we think?