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couple of years ago we saw them shut the power down in ukraine once or twice. they inflicted an attack called the attack, horrible name, but essentially it was an attack and most government agencies in ukraine, but also the railway systems, the postal network. it didn t just hit every business in ukraine, it hit every business that had in ukraine. it hit mark, it hit it paralyzed merck s vaccine production. this was pre-covid. you can imagine how bad it would mean during covid. today they are very aggressive about acts of cyber sabotage. now, in ukraine, the cyberattacks did not compete with those horrific images we ve seen on the ground. yeah. but it s not something to ignore. we have seen them in plant and ukrainian substations. it was eradicated. but they tried to take out the power. just today there was a report in politico about a tool they