represent a target of an aggression. on the other hand, it is very clear that this russian action, this war started against ukraine definite creates it has produced a visible, firm, a clear result and it is represented by the unity of nato and their determination of nato alies to stand together and to defend itself. each other. thank you, madam vice president the humanitarian crisis and violence only seems to be getting worse. the white house and british government have offered dire warnings about the possibility of chemical weapons being deployed by russia and diplomatic efforts seem to have
identify in u.s. critical structures several times since the war has begun from government to i.t. to energy, manufacturing, tell us about the danger of ransomeware attacks? we ve been seeing russian ransomeware attacks for quite some time. the colonial pipeline attack that shut down fuel to the east coast. we see an attack on hospitals and software companies and food supplies. it has been unabated even prior to the war and continued since then. we have not yet seen a major escalation. the levels of activity we re seeing are the same as they were before the war. i think we re still in for some tough times ahead as the russians really start focusing on us as soon as they get the situation in ukraine more under control. gillian: i guess the question is you sort of touched on it there at the end how russia looks at the cyber war,
from leading institutions such as the international monetary fund and the world bank. putin is an aggressor. he is the aggressor and putin must pay the price. he cannot pursue a war that threat espn the very foundations of international peace and stability and then ask for financial help from the international community. the g-7 is also stepping up pressure on corrupt russian billionaires. adding new names to the list of oligarchs and their families that we are targeting and increasing coordination among the g-7 countries to target and capture their gains. they support putin. they steal from the russian people. and they seek to hide their money in our countries. they are part of that government that exists in moscow and must share in the pain of these sanctions. and while we re going after these super yachts and vacation
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so far. these are some of the many, many donations that they have received and i want to chat with elina and her, this is amazing, you don t think of how difficult it is, but to manage these people, this is her staff for this shift. eight people now helping her out right now. elina, we were speaking earlier about the situation. you re doing this out of love and because you can do it. how long is it sustainable? we hope it will be as long as it needs, we don t know what s going to happen with the war in ukraine but we did open, and have been doing this for only two weeks and we ve been helping, up until now, 61 refugees, 30 of them already left for other countries and now it s 31 people. reporter: it s incredibly complicated as well. one of the people you re caring for is nigerian, who was studying in ukraine. one woman has cancer.