Biden 'convinced' Russia will invade Ukraine, but still hopes ...

And they will pay a steep price for doing so."He said Russia was working from a familiar playbook that includes disinformation directed toward its citizens, likely to set up a false justification to attack Ukraine.Biden's remarks came shortly after a call with trans-Atlantic allies and after the White House announced that it believed the Russian government to be responsible for recent denial-of-service attacks on the Ukrainian defense ministry and state-owned banks.Anne Neuberger, the head of cyber-issues at the White House National Security Council, said the Biden administration has been concerned that Russia is "pre-positioning" for a cyberattack on Ukraine, alongside its military preparations on the Russia-Ukraine border, and has seen "troubling signs," including the denial-of-service attacks.She told reporters that the attacks had limited impact but were consistent with laying the groundwork for further cyberattacks.