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The people who are going to be leaving, who are going to have to leave in the coming days, weeks, and months. >> yes, so a good way to think about that is 1.3 million people, as you said, have left since the war began. half of them just in the second week. so the numbers doubling every week. the un estimates there will be something like 12 million people. that's a little less than one in every three ukrainians who are going to want to leave or try to leave. right now, people in most of ukraine's cities in the east are under siege, and they haven't left their hiding in basements, subways, and b...

Compliment the military operation that is happening on the ground. but we shouldn't see some sort of major warfare happening in the cyberspace, because they haven't been effective yet. they haven't been effective for the past eight years. so the military force would remain the major tool that the russian government has to lose to achieve some significant strategic effect in ukraine. >> nadia, he said something that resonated with me, and that is that the fear of cyberattacks could be just as damaging as the attacks themselves. i have about a minute left, but talk me through that. >> absolutely...

Operations. and my research and research by other experts in this field demonstrate that they have been impacted. they haven't been effective to support, to compliment military operations, because it's a new form of warfare. it still takes a lot of time to coordinate what is happening on the ground and what is happening in the digital space. and so, as a result, russia hasn't figured that out yet. and also, cyberattacks haven't been as effective in stand-alone operations, to put some pressure on ukraine. we can see this from the past operation against the oligarchs in 2015 2016, an electoral c...