Im Pamela Brown in washington. Welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the word. You are in the Cnn Newsroom on this holiday weekend. Its great to have you along. We want to start tonight with cyber, and what could be one of the most significant cyber attacks yet. A Ransom Ware Attack has paralyzed the networks of at least 200 u. S. Companies. Cyber security experts are again blaming russians, just weeks after President Biden told Vladimir Putin to back off. Tonight, biden is weighing in, telling reporters, were not certain who is behind the attacks, adding, the initial thinking is that it was not the russian government. Now, we do know for a fact that this was the same gang of Cyber Criminals believed to operate out of eastern Europe Or Russia that hit the Meat Supplier Jbs foods in the spring. My next guest is one of the countrys top Cyber Security experts. He says this is the most significant Ransomware Attack Weve ever seen. Joining me now is the cofounder and former
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that outside interference could be met by lightning retaliation. my guest is slovakia s prime minister, eduard heger. so, how much risk is slovakia prepared to take? prime minister eduard heger, welcome. . ~ prime minister eduard heger, welcome. ., ~ , ., , . welcome. thank you very much for the invitation. welcome. thank you very much for the invitation. here - welcome. thank you very much for the invitation. here we - welcome. thank you very much for the invitation. here we are l for the invitation. here we are in bratislava. for the invitation. here we are in bratislava. slovakia - for the invitation. here we are in bratislava. slovakia is- for the invitation. here we are in bratislava. slovakia is on i in bratislava. slovakia is on the front lines of this ukraine war. you share a land border. you have taken tens of thousands of refugees. you are funnelling arms into ukraine for the kyiv government. do you feel that, as this war continues week by week, month by month,
many believe that lukashenko wants to recreate stalin style grip on the country, so nobody dares to contest the next election. many belarussians came here to lithuania in an attempt to flee the repressions. there are currently around 19,000 of them living here. in retaliation, the belarussian regime has decided to target their relatives who stayed behind. and many fear that this isjust the beginning. anatoly was detained more times than he can remember, but he says that families of activists were not being targeted before. translation: this is the first time. it was always a war, but there were some rules. there were some lines they wouldn t cross. now we have gotten to the point where, before shooting their enemies, they put our children in front of us. in a country that claims to have no political prisoners, there are currently almost 1,500 people in prison for political reasons. one of them is ex presidential hopeful viktar babaryka. his son eduard was his campaign manager
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