well, as potential and actual terroristic threat coming from that country. today. if you look, ah, is city duties of goodness done. you will still stop, ah, parsley, after the us and its allies invaded afghanistan, the territory of the stanley. the prevalent thinking of the international community has been that the americans had everything under control and was that? yeah. and they got some, she was, situation was getting better. e principles to us and nato military present had been viewed as a solid and barrier to the terrorist threat that didn't allow it to spread further into eurasia. each of the rosy navies, actually you transfer through, then you unfortunately knew that that wasn't true. mostly with a voice plus the next 20 guns of the americans withdrew. ease of use done and fled

from afghanistan was issued. and we now see the ruins they left behind. a devastated economy war as will terrorists roaming free, get all the roast deepening, conflicts between different ethnic grad. none of her extra was w, amanda increased drug and gun trafficking. what you could eat contrib monday at ocean. now what do you think? it will be harder for you to walk. there now was that you yet suit the good you get that was the picture commute. reassuring to save all of the regional powers in the area. they issue the door. nobody is concerned with normalizing situation in afghanistan, that sees when it's done, you know, should. so we should compete then see shift again that new rough in relation countries as you get china in india. but you get done about iran and of course,

russia, i, c e with in this respect. but she was very important for intelligence agencies to work together. and natalie was once, because she's, i can tell you right now we partner with practically all the countries that i named did our needs are in constant contact with colleagues within the intelligence community. but your sky look, smashing me, polygamy. so as you're doing just let me just a 2nd while i missed that, i love up amenable onto a half ago, i had an opportunity to talk to somebody on the motion with that. that's not just cost a lot of gas. so she can tell you ratio somewhere in the battle for influence and all the lenient on parameters. old notion is getting a new meaning. now, some countries like russian shy and had been able to balance their insurance,

it's very synchronized there after the fact finding the issue acceptable approach. and you know what the thing called the regional players will be able to do the same . got comcast, china and russia are strategic partner schools. yeah. what about india and pakistan on a very different story to figure iran turkey in j focused on dom section to get the machine. yeah. iran fuson when you mentions big new brzezinski genes? correct. yeah, well my thought of another thing, he said in one of his interviews with interview, i think it was back in the late 1991 because the store, he mentioned a memo, he wrote to president counter done on on that day that the soviet troops entered gunners done, finishing the slow, i mean, read what we now have the opportunity started to love giving to the ussr was movie its own, the vietnam war if you substitute. but he was glad and i

think americans have ended up in that trap with level school. he suggest, and now the future of the country sued by is in the hands of the gun, a people 1st and foremost and can use some you have guns. ah. but like i said, her well, yes, because of it in the best interests of all regional dial as to see the secure be peaceful and stable. development of afghan has done see it because we want to hear the voice of the gunny people as soon as possible. beulah justice taliban and at more than 3, it was that all the other ethnic groups as well. he got to tell you before it's time. usually, do you need just group you're active dialogue between the countries in this region, your know when you do it the or some. and i didn't that if you,

with the shanghai cooperation organization being the best platform for the talk to you few days ago, you know that to champagne hosted a joint s e o and c s t o summit attended by the leaders of all the member states and of course i've gone down was one of the issues the summit focused on thing and look at me. jello go can you know we naturally he will have to include western countries in that dialogue as well. what, which number do you think that that participation will make sense though they have to realize that it's because of their actions that x gun has done suffered significant losses. but judy, what is their responsibility to provide financial assistance so that the country can rebuild its normal life and stability security and she's new. a lot of pressure wash of czar sky part of west virginia. yes. of lucky

profession. failing to come up of that situation, my developer would into their report of some kindness on government was supposed to be in control for at least $69.00. and as a professional intelligence officer to say they're really miss maybe american colleagues such as scape, go back, no rush, committee cost you got there. yes. nation. i wouldn't want to be in the shoes of our colleagues from the central intelligence agency right now. and the dealer you, but it's not about them. or rather, it's not just about them control him because he had been traveling you, jill, if tom, everything that happened in africa studies are slow with denise tiny. 3 ether with mary rushed withdraw you and the fleeing of the hop. if government can you stand it that they don't? a consequence of what america is destructive policies by taking the new in their

stuff immunity, k e, are leaning with the crap because it tried to been saying it's own social development model on the country of afghanistan. what do you know about the there are many guilty parties in this situation. what you see, i have to make it simpler as we had no problem yet. can you see me just so about what aim should be sham. of defense, mandatory intelligence agencies, west apartment of state and the office of the national security advisor because a person is not. but again, some time there i, cia and he just is a part of the larger mechanism woman. therefore, shares the blame usually menu, not phantom. but i'm also convinced that the u. s. leadership had all the intelligence about the situation on the ground. and if you the hand about potential

developments, when you're done, you cut what, what does your submission? i mean, i didn't take into account one thing, actually, their own capabilities. and you didn't want to face the truth if you will. the smoking is if you had to to provide you glass. the truth is the u. s. is no longer capable of playing the role of global hagaman to get to the role which had had assigned to itself. since we took a white glove, belinda, give me 11 and let the child walk across the question of 5. i think it is for us discussing the current, international, polish subject defined but the american political leadership minute in recent week by the president biden has been saying that domestic security is a priority and it is more important than exploits. and my name's my clarity that there's only, i've done that yet because sometimes it feels like so. my staff members of the

russian president's office are, i'm on his speech slide to present that i got some ideas very similar to our security doctrine. interesting because of which that i see that's pretty new because up us go to the states, the security inside the country is the most important goal. strongly what we numbers. what do you think? i think now let's see if we can predict. did they really mean it? or is it just rhetorical excuse? what's the word? can we expect a less in conventional s g s policy in the near future? cities? unfortunately, perspective science means interview. santa scapes cousin. the other guy would say that they some statements by the president of the united states of america and others in his office. and that seems to be up in made an reaction to the disgraceful abandonment of afghanistan as an extra is of been done. however, i miss lottery knows what she do,

carry their own weight slower. if you talk about something fall long enough, that only tends to program everybody's thinking in a certain way or with her tomorrow. certain principals, well yes, the speak up programs himself and also to some extent, shapes the reality. and hopefully we'll themes. but we also know that what the leader of the united states says what he actually does. not always the same thing. yes. but already witnessing new aggressive plans being develop. thank you. patching blum's not reaching sharp to us is trying to retain control over the territory by dusting its presence in the central asian countries. restaurants to be so as you see from the central ne periods. so take the recent initiative to form another strategic alliance between the united states. like the u. k. a

young and australia. younger start. if you really complete, danny, need a strategy. what's that about it? so time will tell thing about, gosh, not that we have to be vigilant and you know, pay the when you have often said that the moscow considers the a boy a partner agency. what then to find the partnership? how do you personally set reasonable limits of trusts? michelle assistance for caution. one was she, eve pharaohs missed soon as he came, the developments in the modern day international relations generate a lot of new risks. easiest disks. the state risks that we've never seen before, nor the goals for cooperation between security agencies and intelligence services. but at the more me, which is why we maintain broad ties with new,

virtually every intelligence service in the world, including the ca, since been the mirror consciously use syndrome as the other. it's probably going to be highly upfront for after the, the nature and level of our relations with the cia and the f. b, i was very different vastly different from our co operation with the respective agencies of the c s t o. that's the collective security treaty organization. and for the sake of the commonwealth of independent states or china and india. again, a level and nature of relations are different. not water to dad can trust and talent and data from a state that ultimately used our country as an adverse area. i disrupt to flay our recent direct quotes from the latest annual strength assessment for the intelligence q for growth of either way or the same document was chair reason as

the less stress than russia born and he's gay. joan was cousin rosa yesterday and she said as many times, we know that again we genuinely value the cooperation. we have with partners from the central intelligence agency when it comes to fighting global terrorism. the future terrorists activities are a real and present threat and the work we do together to combat it is beneficial to both countries. you said no. i personally believe that the changing international situation is you don't count the recent developments enough canister. you should see media if don't you see a bustling news provide our american partners there you go to opportunity, but to reassess their current threat rankings. yes. mislead me. she said you reach him. ross, growth or phrases are priority is never denied. i should not do

monthly, they will one day realize that the terrorist threat and there was a monitor now a truly global problem. what was the lenient that me me and once they do get a new hampshire? well then, now we can all go back to having a construct. if a move we could then mutually beneficial interaction. you guys can, but you are me. we have to take a very short break now, but we'll be back in just a few moments, fetch and me i i i,

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the me ah, dares thing. we dare to ask me. ah, i welcome back to the forest again in the direction of russia, foreign intelligence service. we'll give it a bit over a month or so we addressed as a stress. i want to talk more question about ethics each,

give us the way of your interview. we often talk about things in moral or even while intelligence and counting. tell engineer professionals on know over listen to mental people. have some kind of an own of hold you or do it ends always justify the means she's when defending one homeland up around the world, shawn not just as revisions as he had give one and foreign intelligence of the maxim. the ends justify the means doesn't always apply, you know, don't a history for an example of where you spin yet what was done in the latter part of the 1930 is that was one that was a sense of massive conflict looming on the horizon vision that nazi germany was building up, its military could get a minute that a soviet political leadership were well,

it needed in tell about plans and intentions. one of those sort is, was a very marked general get. i'll get him in front of he had the information and he also had had because the particular weakness years now for the ladies proceedings of global finance rather than what the plan will develop. and blunt daniel, the assignment is entrusted to a very experienced by handle beautiful women of the agency. brett and chris, you mention that one of us christians, guy or him can. and i was not going. she studied the assignment and said, i will take on the mission and i'll get the intel. but afterwards done, i'll shoot myself in the head, pulling this up, listen to her and modified the assignment, smith, just minion. eventually the soviet leadership did receive the intel dub with the

tub in the little guy was just on the so you one the and we're gonna continue to serve the country. and wouldn't you today, she is recognized as one of russia's most legendary spies as each go down the work, you know, again, think of new technologies. i'm sure you know that. and i know western media, russia foreign intelligence service is often mentioned in connection with the hot bath. it's alice, you have denied in your connection multiple times today is level of cyber technology. so a lot to have a cyber warfare for your c o for defense and how much of a comcast do you think the international community will at some point, but they're willing to recognize the exist use of these for more than introduce certain restraint. you could keep that like like nuclear web design. you're putting the schedule. yeah. you know,

we're still thinking about the solar wind cyber attacks has been attributed to our intelligence service companion, solar install. it is the lenient you know, i so i was like ations a groundless in my interview with like a medicine of not id, excited me publicly available information from the hearings that took place early this year into special committees of the u. s. congress. that if i mean for me to part as the committee on television and the homeland security committee, gantski companion city, and these leading us companies in the area of cyber security and cyber offensives, like microsoft crowd striking for ira. all stated, after investigation that took months, getting young, there was a b plus option sufficient. unions could give missed the future. atlanta when you're doing syngenta, a new gallery and you're still, you still have no evidence pointing to any state being responsible for you. but

with dusty on the board by don't agree to it's kimberly, you know, this strategic reinforcement of security on your mattress. you have to monitor all developments in this domain to mean you love that we can't let ourselves fall behind was more and we must be able to insure the national security than the and that includes cybersecurity with native store. as you probably know that russia has been active across multiple international platforms. we're trying to establish a global system of information security. deposit is narrowed me from suddenly because our past and different tech understand i've said you can see our partners building up their own offensive. cyber capabilities, we need to punch in the get them so got new in the us and nato

member state. so i can assure the viewers and listeners of this program, vintage russia, can i see and will guarantee information security gamble hotel issues. presage was, i would also like to ask you about the hope to hear that from media often present, connected to the rational halogens. i'm talking about the so called havana syndrome, but she had to symptoms can include headache, hearing and balance. union was role as long term brain damage to cause that us servicemen until home have allegedly been diagnosed with war can abroad to leave a rep and that could cause that might exist from a technical perspective wash. so have any of your staff experienced and similar or health issues you you dog him, you know, well, you know, yeah, i need to know when i 1st started working and this failed, who it was with soviet scientific and technical intelligence as yet. so i took an

interest in those kinds of things and probably knew me notion if you're doing news . now, i know that even back then last year with me in the west was actively researching how different electromagnetic waves and oscillations might affect the human brain and binding to luggage. a ski mosque some concluding whether or not they might attentively help control a human mind. and take your leg influence behavior, or which feel question about whether or not any russian foreign intelligence office isn't really when you have experienced anything like that in any country. as you get kid i smoke the way really answer is definitely no need. how curious about the subject of technological advance? i want to ask you about your position on the origin of ours call. he school. you said on the number of occasions you believe that the virus could naturally,

he's just an empty tray, but more and more of your counterparts, you would just call a western counterparts. and lots of this up skeptical isn't fighting over the general sales, which is why i just think that is how do you change just songs in the last few months machine you. but if you don't get us as a possibly you can, you know, snowing our service virus behavior in a very, a typical way leisure mind. if she has never encountered anything like it before. she can look at how many people have died, how badly there can was. some damage been more devastating than the actual world. so many people have been affected by the families, which i'm going to just know. well, 1st of all, i really must say that it's only up to the scientists and the you could the all micro biologists cyro ologist would, who will be able to give us up the final answer to that question. but though it's

an a t i can show and working on it, we're trying to determine the truth on the phone with that, you know, just recently fashion to really mean that the last year. so the u. s. intelligence published the report on it was the lot and it contained gives very vague ref uneven st. politicized assessment here in the i think it's still in your sna. this is unusual for intelligence agencies. not also logs right on professionals. and yet she has an i think that's the reason behind the crisis that us intelligence and finds itself myatt and you know, which date and because of the attempts to politicize its activities was the bathing . we expect the theory that it's of natural origin room. he or she, and that is one corresponds with you what most research as a thinking oceans or at the store at the nearest spiritual

scenario. well, i have a him in a flash. yeah, you're welcome. hi jill. and i would like to ask you about a fairly unusual type of your offices i involved in, namely for historical intelligence stuff. i know you have specialist search for and study document with can with the gene him to me in the, in the sense that you get information with and make conclusions that ends up in the hands of the head so that the leadership can make decisions based on that suggest bring you to showing well, just that can then, which is the opinion. i think what you're talking about is mainly all of those documents that we have in abundance in our archives you. if you think we do study those archive, i thoroughly hope in the pavement. you know, we try to find and declassify any documents that my chad tom validus event or on that you need is submit your process. you know, i mean,

we have on field and gone on to publish pay that the police see a very great many documents of p thinking from the period way in the, of the pre world war period. mostly, well, the and post world war 2 time to the video as time passed, a the 1900 thirty's. so 19 forties and even the 1950s maybe left the most controversial shirts for debate over the causes at world war 2 of the war itself. and the aftermath and we, of course, up now helping historians prove the truth that we believe in because their documents are a big help in that problem. that are interesting because he is the community adult . she gave dance when the best seller. if you thank you for time or best of luck, this is no matter where you're professional. i thank you for taking an interest in the russian foreign intelligence service. and thank you for watching hope hope to see you again next week on worlds apart from

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