security service , who was caught and the sbu filmed it when he took a bribe from a wounded soldier amputation, well, at that time it was one and a half dollars , 1500 dollars . 18th year. conducts constantly postpones court sessions , can you imagine, that is, it happened in the 18th year, it was opened in the 19th year, the pechersk court began this implementation, the military doctor of the central military commission also appears there, because it was he who took these bribes both from they were taken with sticks, that is, the sbu, it was the special operation was developed with the participation of our wounded, and so far not a single person has been arrested, and that is why the officials react the way they do, that is, an official when he is not afraid, when he does not feel the repressive machine, and knows that any court will buy, because why the pechersk court did not convict these scoundrels who took money from the wounded, because they were paid money, and that is why bsek workers in ukraine are still demanding money, and in this situation they are not on the side of ser

cyber command and director of the national security agency and chief of central security services in may of 2018. he previously commanded u.s. army cyber command from 2016 to 2018. his distinguished career has featured command staff positions across all levels of the army and several joint assignments around the globe. including serving as director of intelligence for the international security systems force in afghanistan. everyone please join me in welcoming the general today. [applause] >> thank you for that kind introduction. let me add my good morning to everyone. it is good to see everyone this morning. especially good to see you, paul. you are such a friend, we are always delighted to welcome you back. good to see you. not surprisingly, c-span is recording this morning. they will be playing our conversation later today. let's make it interesting. we will start with a warm-up question. talking about your priorities for the coming year. nsa, cyber command, talk about them both. >> thanks to the sponsors being able to hold this, and to insa, which i have been watching and been pa

cyber command and director the national security agency and chief of central security service in may of 2018 pretty he previously commanded army cyber commandou from 2016 - 2018 pretty and distinguished career has featured command staff positions acrossfe all of the whole as wel as several assignments of the vote, including serving as director of intelligence, for the international security systems force in afghanistan pretty general suite as you insert everybody please join me in welcoming him here today. [applause] [applause] >> thank you tom very much for theor kind introduction. the meat out of my good morning and welcome is good tos see everyone here this morning and especially good to see you tom always any work such of friend and w we are always delighted to welcome you back and so is good to see you pretty and not surprisingly, c-span is recording here this morning and they be playing our conversation later today. so let's make this an interesting one and will start with a warm-up question pretty talet's talk about your priorits for the coming year and it is a cyber command t

do you think it can secure alternative to funding and ensure that the central services continue to reach palestinian refugees as well? that's a very good question because only clearly needs to broaden it starting the base. although generally has been incredibly just giving maybe 200000000 a year as last year. clearly the gulf states base of increase oil prices to europe in a moment and make up a huge amount of money, which it could then give to dispatch and pools in them at least the same region. so yes, i think the gulf states who are frankly very wealthy science, 2 boys need to step up like that. take on the release of courses that's it was the europeans. so it was, you came to close the holocaust as well as be diplomatic about this to jen origins is forcing juice into palestine, displacing the palestinians, and therefore your parents who should pay for all of this. but of course, the counter argument is the, this is going on in the middle east, it's d, stabilizing the middle east, as we've seen before. this made it quite clear it will stay going. dawson is one of the reasons why they

service national security is to be the issue. i have three words for this president.e understands. let's go back to those borders. and. we're going to brinit on. and tonight tonight, the president will give his state of the union address. get ready. he will start to talk tonight about things he's been listening to democrats talk about out the country. tonight, he will begin to talk about the things he should have begun talking about when he raised his hand and became president. so we'll talk tonight about how he wants to help americans find jobs. but for three years, he stood by while he lost more jobs than at any time since the great depression. he's going to talk tonight about health care but where was he? while more than a million americans a year were losing their coverage? he's going to talk about going to the moon. well, not just. one. we're going to send him back to texas instead. ladies and gentlemen. well, you know. i know what it's like. i know what it's like to stand up to a president who's leading our nation in a radically wrong direction. and as i look ou

service national security is to be the issue. i have three words for this president. i know he understands. bring. let's go back to those borders. and. we're going to bring it on. and tonight tonight, the president will give his state of the union address. get ready. he will start to talk tonight about the things he's been listening to democrats talk about out the country. tonight, he will begin to talk about the things he should have begun talking about when he raised his hand and became president. so we'll talk tonight about how he wants to help americans find jobs. but for three years, he stood by while he lost more jobs than at any time since the great depression. he's going to talk tonight about health care coverage. but where was he? while more than a million americans a year were losing their coverage? he's going to talk about going to the moon. well, not just. one. we're going to send him back to texas instead. ladies and gentlemen. well, you know. i know what it's like. i know what it's like to stand up to a president who's leading our nation in a radically w

service national security is to be the issue. i have three words for this president.ands. bring. let's go back to those borders. and. we're going to bring it on. and tonight tonight, the president will give his state of the union address. get ready. he will he's been listening to democrats talk about out the country. tonight, he will bbegun talkinge raised his hand and became president. so we'll talk tonight about how he wants to help americans find. but for three years, he stood by while he lost more jobs than at any time since the great depression. he's going to talk tonight about health care but where was he? while more than a million americans a year were losing their coverage? he's going to talk about going to the moon. well, not just. one. we're going to send him back to texas instead. ladies and gentlemen. well, you know. i know what it's like. i knowha stand up to a president who's leading our nation in a radically wrong direction. and as i look out here and as i look behind me here, there are veterans here who joined us. there are veterans here who have fough

do you think it can secure alternative funding and ensure that the central services continue to reach palestinian refugees as well? that's a very good question because only clearly needs to broaden it's starting to base. although generally has been incredibly just giving maybe 200000000 a year as last year savings, the gulf states. they could increase oil prices to europe in a moment and make up a huge amount of money, which you could then give to dispatch and clothes in them at least the same region . so yes, i think the gulf states you are frankly very wealthy science to boil, need to step up like that. take on all this, of course is that it was the europeans. so it was, you came to close the holocaust as well as be diplomatic about this. the gen logins is forcing juice into palestine, displacing the pot of savings and therefore your parents who should pay for all of this. but of course, the counter argument is, this is going on in the middle east, it's d, stabilizing the middle east, as we're seeing these, made it quite clear to what's going on in johnson, is one of the reasons why

bank, this is, well, from our counterpart, the state security service, and this guilt was recognized in the court of the second instance, and well , it is not here, and it is no longer subject to appeal, this is a final decision, which is not subject to appeal, and i think that both all political forces must understand this, or there is a court that makes a decision, and its decision is… legal and final, and then there will be the rule of law, or we will then try to transfer these cases to other institutions favorable to us, including those within the framework, within the limits, of the polish judiciary, and then each of them will already have a political color, i think , that then we will not find an understanding, we must strictly adhere to the decisions that were made. at the level of the courts, and please tell me, mr. andriy, to what extent these words, which were said by the president of the united states, joseph biden, that this is very good, this is a victory, are in principle coalitions in poland, the emergence of donald tusk's government, how important are they for poles?

of interaction between law enforcement agencies and intelligence services of the two countries.on was paid to the information and economic security of the two countries under the conditions. sanctions, as well as countering the so-called color revolutions and interference in the internal affairs of sovereign states. the un security council should call for a ceasefire in the gas sector, sergei lavrov said. according to the head of the russian foreign ministry, all efforts of the international community to stop the bloodshed are blocked washington, and this is aggravating the situation in the middle east as a whole. from new york, reporting by valentin bogdanov. with urgent efforts, world diplomacy on the palestinian issue has failed, since october the situation in the gas sector has become catastrophic, now they are trying collective efforts, it is not often that the security council hall is so crowded , there are almost 70 people on the list of speakers, at the round table of the minister of foreign affairs, in the center to the secretary general. stands in the position of the u

the director of legal services of the central depository company said that since the beginning of thisr , more than 2 billion sheets. assets belonging to 117,980 deceased persons worth more than 1,700 billion tomans have been divided among the legal heirs. according to mr. torabi , the approval of bonds and bonds this fall has tripled compared to the same period last year, and 1,468 applications for the approval of securities have been submitted to the depository company. the centralization has been done. financing and guaranteeing the preservation of capital without the need to sell. bonds are one of the benefits of bond endorsement. last week, the iran energy exchange hosted the sale of more than 911 types of hydrocarbon products. the value of these transactions reached more than 2004 billion 923 million tomans. during this period, more than 345 tons of products were sold in the international hall and 56,537 in the internal hall of the energy exchange. also, during this period, more than 23 million kilowatt hours worth 8 billion and 856 million tomans were contracted. more than 5 mil

plane, but before the flight the federal security service of the russian federation forbade it. them to get on board, the ukrainian intelligence learned about it later plane crash, only five bodies were taken from the crash site to the nearest morgue, propagandists also distributed the list of ukraine. military personnel who were supposedly on board. at the coordination headquarters for the treatment of prisoners of war, they met with relatives of the ukrainian military and confirmed that on january 24 they planned to return to ukraine 65 servicemen from the list published by the russian public. at the same time , head gurbudanov said that there is currently no reliable and comprehensive information about who could actually be on board il-70 aircraft. it is important that russia did not inform about the routes of transportation of the ukrainian military and did not request safe airspace in this area. to imagine that the moscow zagardniki put only three bodyguards on board, where there are 65 ukrainian male defenders, well, that would be very, very naive on our part. therefore, all th

i am at your service. security deputy of the governorate in a meeting with the ambassadors of norway and denmark, khorasan razavi said: the islamic republic of iran has provided valuable services to afghan immigrants. mr. zahdi added that 76 thousand afghan students were accepted in schools and more than 4 thousand afghan students of this province and:

including doing a central work in the west bank. the palestinian authority, security forces were playing a very important role in trying to keep peace, security stability in the west bank, something that's profoundly and israel's interest. so we believe that those revenues should be should be released to them again, their revenues and of being used to do something that's important to us real and when it comes to the future, governance of the guys when the conflict is over, of course, people need to be paid, they need to be able to to do the work necessary to administer garza to do the other things that will be critical once the once the conflict ends in terms of um, tossed indians and moving back and forth in, in gaza. as i spoke to earlier, we have an agreement that the u. n. will now conduct an assessment to determine the conditions necessary for people to be able to move back home. there are a lot of really challenging and important issues to deal with, including things like unexploded ordnance and booby traps and other explosive

the strike on an ambulance in service in the central gauze is route charged with genocide, palestinians, coal for justice. the head of a landmark case at the international court of justice. the un security council of tops a resolution demanding an immediate hold to who the attacks and the red sea. the is ro is intensifying its bombardment of central and southern guns and ambulance and area sheltering displaced. families were among those hit. more than 40 people were killed in a strike on a residential building near the locks. the hospital. a correspondent hinden hold that he has more now from dallas better just off the one to attack and a warning some view as may find the images in her report. the study that up so hospitalized has been targeted with at least 3 is right. the air strikes in the past hour. here is the residential building that has been targeted by the is there any, were planes today? this is a building in front of the entrance of ox, off hospitals. as you see, this is one of the main gate for up to the hospice and, and a lot of people are seeking refuge here. and here, as

public order security at the brest-central railway station was given information about a suspicious young to drug control officers. a twenty-three-year-old resident of stolin was caught red-handed. it was established that he was working at a drug market that day and was carrying out the next task of a curator. more than 2 kg of a particularly dangerous psychotropic substance was found and seized on him 4 sms, which the person involved planned spread throughout the brest region. my colleague victoria radevich will also continue publishing a review of criminal and emergency incidents. he remained silent about what happened for a long time, fearing punishment, but he would have to answer even years later. in the near future, the court will begin to examine the case against a fifty- one-year-old resident of the rason district, accused of murdering his cohabitant. the prosecutor's office reported this. let us remind you that the remains of a missing fifty-five-year-old woman were found by law enforcement officers in august 2022. then contacted the police. a citizen of another state with a requ