estimate around half of russian central bank total international reserves of $630 billion are likely to be frozen by the sanctions. the rouble plunged as much is 30% against the dollar to an all—time low. that reduces the currencies buying fire outside of russia and russia's stock market remained close today. this was the picture in st. petersburg on sunday with queues of people trying to withdraw money from atms. russians are worried that the sanctions will trigger cash shortages, cause banks to limit cash withdrawals and disrupt payment systems. but some people speaking to the media also have sympathy for ukrainians.— media also have sympathy for ukrainians. ., ., ., ., ukrainians. our economic situation will aet a ukrainians. our economic situation will get a lot _ ukrainians. our economic situation will get a lot worse. _ ukrainians. our economic situation will get a lot worse. it's _ will get a lot worse. it's inevitable in these situations. but it's still not comparable with the people who are dying in their homes through the fault of our forces. we are in touch with our ukrainian friends and i have no words i can comfort them.— friends and i have no words i can comfort them. ~ ,, ~ ., �* comfort them. translation: i don't have any hard — comfort them. translation: i don't have any hard currency _ comfort them. translation: i don't have any hard currency savings. - have any hard currency savings. let's _ have any hard currency savings. let's see — have any hard currency savings. let's see what happens. it�*s