Review the static route configuration for IPsec shown in the exhibit; then answer the question below. Which statements are correct regarding this configuration? (Choose two.)

In FortiGate static route configuration, specifying a tunnel name like 'remote' (as implied by the exhibit) in the 'Device' field indicates that the traffic will be sent over an IPsec VPN tunnel, meaning 'remote' is an IPsec interface.

When the outgoing interface for a static route is an IPsec tunnel interface, which is a point-to-point logical connection, the gateway address is typically omitted as the traffic is encapsulated and forwarded directly through the tunnel.

The absence of a gateway address on a specific route does not imply that the default route is used; it indicates the specified interface acts as the direct next hop for that route.

While FortiGate supports zones, an IPsec interface is a distinct type of virtual interface representing a VPN tunnel, not a zone itself, although an IPsec interface can be part of a zone.