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Morning where russian forces started advancing in several different directions and explosions in major cities. as we have been reporting, they haven't stopped. this is all part of what president putin has described as a "special military operation". well, the world is watching, most of all of course ukrainians and their immediate neighbours. earlier, ispoke ukrainians and their immediate neighbours. earlier, i spoke to the estonian prime minister and she gave us her reaction to these latest developments. tote us her reaction to these latest developments.— developments. we had the intelligenc...

Is right to expose the intelligence information that they have because every plan of the adversary that is public is, to a certain degree, disrupted. of course, there was a problem with pinpointing the exact date of the invasion. i think we are here in the mid—term of quite heightened escalations, that russia will squeeze ukraine from both sides, from the black sea, from the east, from the north in belarus, and we will see the situation evolving throughout the period of time of february and april. what are russia's aims around ukraine? because we heard the president earlier talking about app...

Picture on how to make policy. ultimately, you know, when they go, whether it's tomorrow, three days from now, five days from now, i think the intelligence community really has performed quite admirably because our policymakers are ready. >> do you worry at all when the white house releases this type of intelligence information that it can burn or jeopardize sources or methods? >> you know, alex, of course. that's the biggest concern, whether it's a human source, whether it's signals, collection capabilities, or, you know, imagery capabilities. ultimately you have smart people making decisions...

Assessment of the military right now. low morale, refusing orders and sabotaging their own equipment. joining me for more on this, cnn military analyst, retired air force colonel, cedric layton. thank you for being here. let's start with britain's spy chief on this. there are two things interesting about this. a quote of what he's saying, short on weapons of morale and even sabotaging their own equipment, but also, what is striking is the fact that he is speaking publicly about it at all. what do you think of this? >> yeah, that's very interesting, kate, because back in the day, nobody would t...

Everyone else about the plans for russia to invade ukraine. how do you assess how the biden administration, overall, has communicated around this war? and more importantly, its policy, overall, what do you make of this administration's handling of this crisis so far, from start to where we are today? >> well, there are different aspects that. and the aspect that we're talking about right now, which is the information space. taking intelligence information, downgrading it, making it public, communicating about russia's intentions, i think that part has gone exceptionally well. they have really ...