be visited by yakiv in the national council and in the president in the committee for the protection of journalistshasize the inadequacy the transparency of the adoption of the law and the introduction of the draft laws that preceded it, the ministry of culture and information policy, in turn, rejects the accusations, i believe that the work was very the working group was open and worked out the changes, but especially after the adoption in the first reading, in fact, separate meetings and discussions were held with all subjects, including the nsg, the media detector or the institute of mass information, which at the first stages also had fairly critical positions, but after approval, they said that this was a compromise version that was significantly improved after the first reading, although the head of the media detector public organization emphasized that the national council will most likely remain a presidential one stresses in the new law about the media that there are more positives than negatives, and most of the pressing questions to the law were removed in its final version, the latest v

remind you that we have a wonderful law, adopted at the initiative of the union of journalists of russia, on the protectionjournalists working in hot spots, but the fact is that in our new regions, up to one and a half thousand regional local journalists are not seconded, they work, there and under these. social guarantees do not fall under this protection. after all , they are not military commissars. they are not on the front line, but they risk their lives every day, because we know how they shell donetsk gorlovka enerhodar kherson then yes, berislav and many, many other settlements and they go to the front every day, they are their own information and they are afraid of them, the enemy hates them, because we have the most important thing there. the worst weapon for the enemy is true, that's why they tried to shoot the column kherson journalists under the antonov bridge and tried to blow up the building of the zaporizhzhya media holding in melitopol and these people continued to work these media did not cease to exist, so i am happy i am proud that the country, that fate gave me the opportunity to work

what do you make of these accusations that are journalists supposed to be protected by international law is all correspond to the said well yes, obviously. so i think that, well, obviously the details of the case is not quite clear yet. so this accusation of espionage can very easily be completed with any basic work a journalist would do. so it is a dangerous part to go down to the tourist journalist for ask and i would like to see the details of this. but that being said, i think that this appears to be another step in the decline of the freedom of speech. keep in mind that during the cold war, people here in the west, we knew moscow's positions. we use arguments because we were allowed to know about these days. we don't know, nobody knows the us media has been completely uncertain as shut down. and now of course, with the journal of journalists, the rest of this is quite extreme. but i thought the 1st instance we've had, the blogger is from the u. k to germany was the local or foreign either being deported. busy or stripped a very basic rights in poland. i think now someone arrested

regimes, which have long spit on their own international legal obligations in the field of protecting the rights of journalists what kind of protection is there? they just openly attack everything that is connected with freedom. at us everything that is connected with russia and journalists who truly, and not imaginary, stand for the truth, for the search for truth, for the stagnation of their professional. points of view and this time they have demonstrated exactly the same over the past years, journalists of the eu state, especially in the baltic countries, are being persecuted. they are detained, deported, sent to prison for honestly doing their job the union of journalists of russia intends to draw the attention of international organizations to the incident said that they hoped to comply with all legal procedures evgeny under olga lvukhina and alisa osipova to lead three hours out of them in the south of moscow on sevastopol prospekt porsche flew towards and collided with two more foreign cars as a result, the car was thrown into a pedestrian crossing, where there was a woman with a child alone from the c

long spit on all sorts of obligations of their own international legal in the field of protecting the rights of journalists. freedom of speech. what kind of protection is there? they simply openly attack everything that is connected with freedom, everything that is connected with russian journalists, who for real, and not imaginary, stands for the truth, for the search for truth, for stagnation of their own. the professional point of view and this time they have demonstrated exactly the same thing over the past years, journalists from the eu states, especially in the baltic countries, are being persecuted. they are detained, deported, sent to prison for honestly doing their job. the union of journalists of russia intends to draw the attention of international organizations to the incident in the office. he has so far only sparingly stated that he hopes to comply with all legal procedures evgeny under olga lvukhina. and alisa osipova lead orange the level of weather danger continues to operate in moscow and in the moscow region in the capital region, it has become sharply colder and, according to weather fo

journalists were killed in latin america alone. nearly half of all journalists killed last year. joining us now to talk about this is jody ginsberg, president at the committee to protectts. jody, the first question is why? why do you think we're seeing this increase in journalists death and killings? jody: there is a couple of reasons. as you mentioned, the highest number of killings was in ukraine, as you would expect, any kind of international conflict. but increasingly we're seeing journalists killed outside of war zones. as you said, maybe half the deaths that we documented last year were in the latin america region, which is officially not in any conflict. and what that's indicative of is this global political instability. we're seeing increased lawlessness and a decline in democracy worldwide. there was one killing of a journalist here in the united states last year. lisa: can you talk more about that and more about this hemisphere, including mexico and haiti? jody: well, in latin america, for example, we saw 31 killings out of the 67 last year. the majority of those are in mexico where we've seen a real uptick in violence generally. we see journalists killed fo

of youtube, the ukrainian authorities react habitually and predictably, and i am a ukrainian journalist, turning to the world media , human rights organizations of the kbs and the committee on protection united nations conversion international to the organization of a reporter without borders today me and my like-minded people are persecuted and poisoned by all those who support ukraine but have not captured zelensky’s disgraced ukrainian journalistic press, the well-known french political scientist alexander deval agrees. why should she in europe aside, if possible, and you need to remain neutral. we europeans are becoming collateral victims of this war now victims of this war residents of ukraine soon, perhaps residents of other european countries at the moment leaders of european countries can be called debtors of nato, they are indebted to the americans and the americans, as if in payment of this eternal debt, are forcing europe to give ukraine their tanks. one of the points of the auction, obviously, was the abrams, who are americans. so the retired colonel and the military journalist did not want to give it away. victor litovkin tells, and the bronchi, of course, are a formidabl

more journalists were killed than any of the country bar ukraine. the committee to protect journalists says that 13 in total died. that's more than they ever recorded in mexico. what are the reasons for that? well, as you would expect, the call tells of the gangs that a very powerful impart to this country are attacking and threatening journalist, but also authorities. a federal government stop says that 40 percent of the threats and attacks against journalists actually came from officials. a lot of times those are local ones, it's local journalists here in the hinterlands of the country that are most affected by this journalists have been under attack over the last decade, we've seen press freedom regress in the philippines. we've, we, we've now shocked to at the press freedom index where 147 out of one ab countries around the world. last year radio, an online commentator percival, nevada, was gone down inside a gated village investigation, revealed that the former prisons, chief of the philippines, gerald montague was a mastermind. but it's not just the killings abs. cbs,

about and obligations to their own international legal drag on the rights of journalists freedom of speech. and what kind of protectione? they just openly attack anything to do with freedom. we have everything associated with the profession and journalists who truly, and not by, stand for the truth, yes, in search of a professional point of view, and this time they demonstrated exactly the same ukrainian nationalists during marat kasem himself repeatedly said that the special services of the baltic states constantly press him and persuaded to work for them because. he did not agree earlier, we banned entry to lithuania for 5 years. here is what marata said at the international economic forum in st. petersburg. why do you work for them? well let's talk, so on spiritual. you understand who they are it's the same, well, it's not exactly people. this is such a peculiar country, as it were, yes, for sure. i could get a good job. and in lithuania , or maybe in latvia, does he work for our local? the media know the latvian language perfectly. come on, just put your hand on your soul. well, why say, well, i say, listen, how a

of journalists. freedom of speech. what kind of protection is there? simply openly attack everything that is connected with freedom, everything that is connected with russian journalists, who truly, and not imaginary, stand for the truth , for the search and upholding of their professional point of view, and this time they demonstrated exactly the same thing, in principle, nationality sam maratka himself, has repeatedly said that the special services of the baltic states constantly press him and persuade him to work for them because. he did not agree earlier, we banned entry to lithuania for 5 years and that's what we told the walkie-talkie at the twenty-fifth international economic forum in st. petersburg latvia why do you work for them? well, let's talk, so sincerely. you understand who they are it's the same, well, it's not exactly people. it's such a peculiar, country orcs you would yes, for sure. i could get a good job. and we have e in lithuania or maybe in latvia to work for our local media. you know the latvian language perfectly. come on, just

sorts of obligations of their own international legal drag on the rights of journalists freedom of speech. and what kind of protectioneverything connected with freedom, everything connected with the profession and journalists who truly, and not imaginary, stands for the truth , for the search for truth, for upholding one's professional. from the point of view, and this time they have demonstrated exactly the same thing over the past years, journalists in the eu states, especially in the baltic countries, are being persecuted. they are detained, deported, sent to prison for honestly doing their job. the union of journalists of russia intends to draw the attention of international organizations to the incident in the office. he has so far only sparingly stated that he hopes to comply with all legal procedures eugene under olga lvuhina. and alisa osipova to lead. now let's talk about sports. alexander of the russian national handball team played for the first time in almost a year. tell us the details tatyana good morning. our team beat the team of belarus in a friendly match. washington forward alexandra ovechkin score

of these same totalitarian regimes, which have long spit on their own obligations in every possible way, their own international legal drag rights journalists. freedom of speech. what kind of protectionthere? they just openly attack everything that is connected with freedom, everything that is connected with the profession of journalists who really, and not imaginary, stand up for the truth for the search for upholding their professional point of view. and this time. they demonstrated exactly the same thing, in principle, the nationalists during sam marat obliquely repeatedly said that the special services of the baltic states constantly press him and persuade him to work for them because. he did not agree earlier, we banned entry for 5 years to lithuania, here is what marata said at the international economic forum in st. petersburg. latvia why are you working for them? well, let's talk, so sincerely. you understand who they are it's the same, well, it's not exactly people. this is such a peculiar country orcs you would yes, for sure. i could get a good job. and here in lithuania or maybe in latvia to work for our local media. you know the latvian language perfectly. come on, just p

the seat of those same totalitarian regimes that have long since given up on their own international legal obligations to drag journalists' freedom of speech rights. yes, what kind of protectiony just openly attacking everything connected with freedom, everything connected with russia and journalists who really, and not imaginary, stand for the truth, for the search for truth, for the stagnation of their professional. from the point of view, this time they demonstrated exactly the same thing throughout in recent years, journalists from eu states, especially in the baltic countries, have been subjected to persecution. they are detained, deported , sent to prison for honestly doing their job. the union of journalists of russia intends to draw the attention of international organizations in the office to what happened. he has so far only sparingly stated that he hopes to comply with all legal procedures evgeny under olga lvukhina. and alisa osipova lead from them for three hours, and engaged in each other, because they are all traitors and bloody criminals each of them. education on the blood, the brutalization of savagery , is easier than the cultivation of the russian. i lost

of a journalist involves carrying out various investigations and now that merit tasm has been detained on these alleged espionage charges. what do you make of these accusations? a non journalist supposed to be protected, like mine says by international law. well, the answering thing about espionage cases is there, the definition of what constitutes espionage is very broad generally. and so it allows for governments to assert and alleged those, those charges without a lot of scrutiny, because they're, they're able to make these charges really under political, for political purposes. and so that's what's problematic about assessing what is happened here because it appears to be consistent with the anti russians area that's that's been in the baltic states since 2015 at least. and so for them to make allegations and charges the best been ours. that is to me is, is a very suspicious type charge because it's easily level. what's the difference in a journalist, or what's the difference in, let's say a sports trainer who's, who's investigating how the rigor that the, the lap in national hockey team place. it's information about the company or the country. it, it happens involves sport. what's the difference

alarm and immediately spread it on their telegram channel, so they tried to protect the residents of the python region, journalists help us with social standards , yes, on february 24, local telegram channels distributed a photo of the empty office of the head of the military administration, but uh, the head of the regional council and the mayor of kharkiv already removed themselves from their duties then. my colleagues, unfortunately , we are having problems with the connection. this was our correspondent oleksandra novosau. she was talking about the dismissal about the defense kharkiv and kharkiv oblasts have not recognized nagorno-karabakh for 48 days and 120,000 of its residents were effectively blocked at the end of last year. azerbaijanis who call themselves eco-activists protested because of what they say is uncontrolled and unecological mining of minerals . nepobabah because of the protest there is not enough food in the region, there are problems with light, gas and even the internet. nikita halka will tell you more no, i will not stand no Вы не имеешь меня ты тоже in this video on december 7, 2022, russi

at the moment, forcing to 6 and journalists faced the same charges, and a lot of those should be protected by international law not targeted by those who are either pushing propaganda or trying to silence the investigative efforts of journalists. but this is something that we've seen consistently throughout this ukraine conflict where president zalinski has silenced his political opposition, silenced the media in kiev and ukraine, and even the attack the a russian orthodox church in ukraine as well. so this is just the next in a long line of pattern of what we're seeing from the ukranian allies. unfortunately, the pro ukrainian media in europe and in the u. s. c's, anything as misinformation or dis, information that doesn't promote their propaganda efforts. i think it's a shame that we don't see more journalists on the front lines reporting what's actually going on both in eastern ukraine as well as in chia, we only get with the media wants to let get out. rather than having journalists do the traditional job of journalism, being embedded with the troops and actually reporting what's reall

journalist syndicate. and 2023. doesn't look any better. let's begin, jody ginsburg, who's president of the committee to protect janice jones is now from new york and judy, another grim year. indeed, 67 journalist killed. what conclusions do you draw from the data gathered? what we can say is essentially the tip of the iceberg killing of a journalist is the worst thing that you could possibly imagine. and it's indicative i think of the sharpie to terry deteriorating environment for dennis. and more generally, we saw a 50 percent increase in done is killed. also saying a shot record number of dennis imprisoned. done this, threatened everywhere around the world. not just mexico ukraine, places where we so high levels of killings, janice, and the threat. and it's the trend, would you say overall, is it up over past years? yes, the trend is in terms of press freedom declining, and the trend in the threats against unless it's growing, we're seeing growing numbers of less intimidated or 9 particularly women's or less . and that often leads those threats online from the to physical violence offline and then attention the imprisonment and the very

character and gave him the task of protecting the main moon of the cossacks well, how did they create the animation that has already conquered the world dmytro didora, our journalistwill tell, let's watch the plot, the moon is the sun, the cossack harrows protect it from dark forces, the cartoon, the stolen moon, the best man, shows us the traditional

character and given the task of protecting the main strategy of the cossacks moon well, how did they create an animation that has already conquered the world? dmytro didora - our journalist will tell us about the plot of the harrow. the stolen moon cartoon shows us a traditional ukrainian village that lives a quiet and peaceful life on the eve of christmas. even in 2018 , the production had a lot of difficulties, however , already this year the audience will see the animated picture. which is understandable, which feels the same way about the result, then there were certain difficulties when covid started, we couldn’t work in the office, and hmm, they added to the work, they don’t contribute to the quality , there was a lot of shortages, the idea of ​​creating a fairy tale appeared 15 years ago, at first the script of the cartoon had many moves and was then oversaturated, olga zakharova took over the structure of the film. and after a month and a half, the author presented the literary script. boris denisevich, the main artist and author of the idea, made sketches of the characters. from then on, the painstaking work on the first began frames when but the scenarios, i us

of speech. and they do it under increasingly ambiguous and irrational grounds. right, but aren't journalists supposed to be protected by international law and not silent? so are now journalists that show the russian perspective and exception considering the perceived acceptance of banning anything that's russian. it absolutely you of violation of international law, just one of the pillars of what the u. s. claims is this inter national rules based order is the self proclaimed leader off and yet it has done the most it and it's all like the done the most to demolish these pillars. one by one, freedom of the press being one of the news news organizations like r t, r raced off of youtube. and this is all i think is fine of desperation and weakness on the west part. they cannot afford. busy alternative narratives and alternative points of view entering into the conversation because they have no way to defend their own points that you will taking into consideration where we are at this stage in the conflict. what do you make of the timing of morale customs arrest? i think it's inevitable, i think, especially in the balti

of protecting the main sfetiny of the cossacks, the moon. well, how did they create the animation, which has already conquered the world dmytro didora, our journalisttell us, let's watch the story, the moon is the sun, the cossack harrow protects it from dark forces, the cartoon the stolen moon, kum shows us a traditional ukrainian village that lives quietly and calm life on the eve of christmas, it is filled with songs, music, the aroma of pastries and holy work on the cartoon began in 2018, the production had many difficulties, however, already this year the audience will see the animated picture. there were certain difficulties when the covid started, we couldn't work in the office, and we were hired, they don't contribute to quality, there was a lot of shortage, the idea of ​​creating a fairy tale appeared 15 years ago at first the script of the cartoon had many moves and was oversaturated, then olha zakharova took over the structure of the film. after a month and a half, the author presented the literary script. borys denisevich , the main artist and author of the idea, made sketches of the characters. from then on, the painstaking work on the

a report by the committee to protect journalists shows 2022 was the deadliest g f media workers since 2018. $67.00 journalists were killed, including out 0 stream of work late. it was shot dead by running fools. will haiti is listed among the main day, the most dangerous countries for journalists since the assassination of president giovanna moyes 2 years ago. the country spiraled into political uncertainty and chaos. the u. s. chief has called for special forces to be sent in, and the un security council has been discussing the situation the employment of an international specialist force as requested by the government last october. this has yet to materialize. the reality is that without this international deployment, operating in an integrated way with the agent p, the very positive effects of the political process and the sanctions so far will remain fragile and vulnerable to being reversed. a kristen salumi has more now from the united nations. well, not a lot of good news coming out of haiti these days. we've been getting a briefing from the u. n. special representative to haiti, helen leim, and she paints a, an increasingly dire picture of

year, a reports by the committee to protect journalists shows 2022 was the deadliest year for media workers since 2018. 67 journalists were killed, including out 0 syrian of worker who was shot dead by ready force. while haiti is listed among the most dangerous countries for journalists, and since the assassination of president juvenile moiz. 2 years ago, the country has spiraled into political uncertainty and chaos. the un chief was to call for special forces to be sent in, and the un security council has been discussing the situation. kristen silly me, has been listening in his live at the united nation. so chris was happening well, not a lot of good news coming out of haiti these days. we've been getting a briefing from the un special representative to haiti, helen leim, and she paints a, an increasingly dire picture of the situation. their violence has been increasing with a gang related violence reaching unprecedented levels. 35 percent increase in murderers. last year, sexual violence is up half the population is food insecure, and gangs are often preventing people from getting food, water, even medical assistance in a country where cholera is now r

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romanenko, a journalist, was in touch with us, the city of mariupol is a journalist, and we are moving on, the national marathon is the only news that continues , they are not for us, but protectr enemies like a ray under the palm of a child, the light in ukraine does not disappear, it hides in small and large boxes, they are endless cobwebs in hiding places with a characteristic sound because the light chooses places from where it does not want to go then those who miss in the dark come to it light knows how to be friends with the best only from them it does not run away only to them let yourself be shared and let the light still hide from us we already know how to find it and therefore the darkness will surely retreat forever broken unstoppable incredible we see your strength and resilience we are proud of your bravery we bow to your courage we rejoice in your success we measure up to your patience you stand you stand we are the bakhmut fortress, salty as blood, iron as will , i protect ukraine, my blue sky, the morning silence of the forest, fields, i protect the culture, tradition , the cossack land, i protect the borders of my country , i protect what is important, life,

protecting whistleblowers and journalists jesselyn radack. she disclosed the fbi committed ethics violations in their interrogation of john walker lynn.ause] >> and jesselyn radack and i represent whistleblowers and sources for a living, basically. i have defended the most number of media sources in the u.s. who have been investigated and charged under the espionage act. most recently, i represented and still represent daniel hill. [applause] a huge shout out to daniel. i know he is paying attention to this. but basically, daniel had to navigate an espionage act prosecution in the most conservative federal court in the country, the exact same court where assange is indicted in front of the same judge. daniel is a veteran of the u.s. air force who participated in the u.s. drone assassination program. after leaving the air force, he became an outspoken opponent of the u.s.'s targeted killing program. he basically called out and informed the public about targeting ineffectiveness and casualties and consistently exaggerating the accuracy of drone strikes and underreporting civilian deaths. daniel's house was searched in 2014. julianjulian

want to thank all the volunteers of public actions, especially the journalists who help investigation and of course i thank all our soldiers, each and every one who protects state as part of all our defense and security forces does everything to expel the russian army from ukraine first of all i thank the soldiers who are now at the front who are fighting for our freedom who are real heroes when we expel the occupier from our land it will be a matter of time when justice will return when the sentences for the russian killers will be pronounced glory to all our heroes eternal memory to everyone is life taken by russian aggression glory to ukraine is working to increase the number of calibers in the sea this is reported by the naval forces of ukraine in the black sea there are 17 russian ships on combat duty, including six caliber cruise missile carriers with a total salvo of approximately 44 missiles, the same ships are also missile carriers in the mediterranean sea with a total salvo of 72 missiles serhii bratchuk, spokesman for the odesa military administration with us on the air, greetings to you glory to ukraine glory to the armed forces congratulation

of the journalists managed to escape. however, now he does not feel safe. political asylum is given to protect against political persecutionthe territory of former residence under russian law. it is provided by decree of the president of the ukrainian troops admit that they are suffering heavy losses in the artyomovsk region , they write about this in the wall street journal with reference to one of the commanders leading the ukrainian troops in the city, a critical situation is developing for all now and in solidarity, while the kiev authorities trying to pretend that the situation is under control with details natalya solovyova kiev does not call this a retreat. although for the ukrainian soldiers in solidarity it is already obvious that the city will be surrendered, the death toll is so high that they are no longer counted, everyone understands that the city will be abandoned by everyone. i just want to understand what's the point of fighting from home. why die, if we are going to leave anyway today or tomorrow, here, for any reason, he takes out the wounded ukrainian actor dmitry or nartovich, the official voice of cap

the police enable reporting and guarantee the protection of media workers in critical situations overall saying the police officers were letting journalistso their jobs. this is not the first time that a thunberg has been a victim of misinformation on line. spirits see theorists on the france 24 observers website and have at least three examples of a time she has been the target of conspiracy theorists. >> goes to show how good a thunberg is getting under the skin of many people. a message that is a clear one. act now to save our planet or else. catalina with truth or fake. thanks to brian quinn. most of all, thanks to you for watching wherever you are. more to come live from paris. ♪ >> special event. >> the snow is back in davos and so is the world economic forum. this year's theme, cooperation in fragmented world. i will be here reporting a week talking about the global economy and inflation with friends's fragments minister -- finance minister. challenges for the business world with buses from intel, volvo and valentina to join me all week on france 24. >> watch events unfold on france 24 and france 24.com. ♪ ♪ ♪ amy: from new york, t

of journalists the son of the couple, 20-year-old rostyslav, who, by the way, is a deputy of the kramatorsk city council in dubai, ukrainian vips, former and current deputies and officials feel protected because there is financial monitoring in the eu, and under the arab palm trees no one asks where the money comes from yulia tymoshenko and her husband also caught the attention of journalists in dubai, and it is worth reminding here that yulia tymoshenko is not an ordinary deputy , she is the head of the political party motherland and the faction of the same name in the parliament twice, prime minister, three times a candidate for the presidency despite the fact that she twice reached the second round and by all parameters, yuliya volodymyrivna is a political heavyweight and what the journalists saw was not a business trip well, it does not look like it at all on january 5 in 2023, the private beach of the kempii hotel, mr. jumera, nine in the morning, we notice a man here who looks like oleksandr tymoshenko, the husband of yulia tymoshenko , we come closer and make sure that it is oleksandr tymoshenko with his grandchildren later tymoshenko's husband leaves the beach and goes through

makes it the only one of its kind on the planet and allows you to disable even a huge aircraft carrier, protected by all conceivable means. basing. zircon. very impressed journalistsy in the headline informing readers that the rockets reach speeds of 7,000 miles per hour, and the ship itself will soon will be near the british coast for the deutsche was gorshkov became. almost the main topic of the evening, in addition to a report about the ceremony of sending the ship on a campaign, the frigate was dedicated to a live broadcast from riga and to pass it off as moscow, and they also made an interview with a military expert, where they summed up this or the marathon. this is a direct signal to the western ally that russia is able to get them and they have absolutely no protection. fox news also put special emphasis on the speed of zircons, reporting, citing intelligence data, that the missile travels nine times faster than sound, although the same information at the ship's departure ceremony was in the report of the minister of defense shoigu for russia, which once again confirmed its leadership in hypersound, sending admiral gorshkov on a long voyage was another dem

the uk which causes fears cnn quotes the words of vladimir putin that zircons will reliably protect russia from potential external threats , and journalistspoint to this. reuters believe the frigate’s long-distance campaign is recognized that russia retains its military power and is not going to retreat in ukraine the russian army repulsed the formation of zelensky, the loss of the apu, about 400 soldiers, officers and foreign mercenaries, 26 tanks and armored vehicles were also destroyed, three self-propelled guns were blown up six artillery depots downed attack aircraft su-25 and the mig-29 fighter. enemy losses per day amounted to more than 150 ukrainian servicemen, killed, wounded , armored personnel carrier, seven armored combat vehicles and three pickup trucks. in the donetsk direction, russian troops continue offensive operations in a day in this direction , the losses of the armed forces of ukraine amounted to more than a hundred military personnel, one tank, four armored combat vehicles and five vehicles ; vehicles, infantry, three armored combat vehicles and 10 vehicles, artillery rocket troops, groups of troops of the armed for

of cyber security and countering propaganda, answering journalists' questions about the expansion of military aid to ukraine, ursula fundalyan said kyiv should receive everything necessary for protection, also according to her, there is increasing pressure not only on russia, but also on belarus and iran snooshi ford we want to bring the partnership between nato and its standing level to meet the growing geostrategic confrontation on the sustainability and security of critical infrastructure with the accession of finland and sweden to nato the alliance will protect 96% of eu citizens and a greater share of its territory than ever before we we will continue to put pressure on the kremlin as long as necessary with the help of a biting sanctions regime and expand sanctions on those who militarily support the russian war, such as belarus or iran, we are you with new sanctions against belarus in response to the role it plays in the russian war in ukraine. the czech republic will transfer modernized t-72 tanks to ukraine. this became known after the visit of the czech prime minister petr fiala, and several of the country's defense enterprises inspected the refueled vehicles on one of them.

of state sovereignty. true, posthumously, you could not protect such a valuable personnel from reprisals by the ssu, the military intelligence officers of ukraine could not it is noteworthy that journalistswas the general who asked kireev to join the negotiating group. at the same time , realizing that they will put their agent under attack in ukraine, yes, high-ranking officials are dying, how does it happen that there is a mandate in the state. well, here is such a shooting of the first flights, in fact the state, despite the fact that he was awarded after his death. hmm, he was buried in a prestigious cemetery. there with the first too. deceased statesmen , however. it's just a ritual part. yes, that doesn't change that just passed. he is dear to someone after the first two rounds of negotiations. with moscow , kireev was shot dead near the pechersky court in the center of kiev, the man went there, having received a call from the office of the head of counterintelligence of the sbu alexander poklad with a request for a meeting, the group drove to the center of kiev and stopped near st. sophia cathedral, several minibuses with sbu agents drove up and ordered military intelligence to be

among this sort of, you know, upper crust of group of group of journalists, there was a kind of code, you know where they would sort of protect one another. and it was very it was a very small group of people. i mean, alsop was very you know, i don't want to give you the impression that he was typical i mean, alsop was kind of he was privileged enough that he could get away with this, you know, thousands of gay people, you know, lower than him in the in the totem pole lost their jobs, their careers, ruins, people committed suicide. i mean, that was what usually happen to a person in washington. alsop was sort of an exception catherine i'm going to i'm going to do my very impression and say what is the deal with the gridiron club? because i have been hearing that phrase for most of my adult life. and i had some vague notion of what it was. but i realized i was reading your book. i didn't actually know what was. also, just for the record and sure, somebody more skilled at google could could beat me at this. i tried to figure out it was by looking online. and it's not that there's not, but it actually like it's weirdly like sort

of the bakhmut fortress defend the brave ukrainian soldiers protect the city from the russian occupation, there remain almost 8,000 people of the history of the residents of one yard in bakhmuti was collected by journalisterhii vendin , who himself comes from this unconquered city. i would never have thought that i would come home in a fairy tale and body armor and my hometown would be greeted by artillery volleys . my real girl near the entrance of the compartment is a branch with new year's tinsel draped over it, it resembles a distant christmas tree. it's cold outside -12 in the entrance, it's warmer + 6, but it 's warm . already they are used to it every day when they leave the house to get water or humanitarian aid, they put their lives in danger. people heat their homes with gas stoves, and they created a heating point in the entrance, and we are struggling to keep up in such conditions. nadiya helps, natalya says loudly, and we pray that at least explain, in legal terms, they have already caught up with the full program, the residents of the city do not want any so-called russian peace. who are you there? they found me. i don’t understand how many of us are already close to putin. my house has a

would offer his home protection from storm trooper raids o dog and his wife didn't entertain much, but their adult children enjoyed hosting gatherings of friends and foreign journalists. martha dawn was fascinated by the germans, including the nazis among them with the youth are bright faced and hopeful. they sing with shining eyes and unerring tongues. wholesome and beautiful lads, these germans, good, sincere, healthy, mystic, brutal, fine, hopeful, capable of death and love. deep, rich, wondrous and strange beings. these units of modern swastika, germany, ah, at one of her parties, martha dod fell in love with one of these fiery men, rudolph deals, the newly appointed head of the gestapo. the 2 became a couple. she had the most sinister scar, torn face, i have ever seen, a cruel, broken beauty. she was often round visiting our house for he was trying to appease the united states. ah, while the diplomatic social world continued undisturbed for the moment, germany was secretly rearming itself. but this did not go unnoticed by embassy informants. sir eric phipps, british ambassador, took berlin since october 1933 and an opponent of the nazis raised the subject with h

of stealing syrian oil in 2021. the pentagon said that american troops weren't there to protect syrian oil fields except on rare occasions when civilians were involved. while syrian american journalist and political commentator steven sony st. washington's actions are stripping damascus of the resources of the country needs for it to recover. they are forbidding the city people from having added that. the fuel or for a warming to house is in the winter for tourney on the factory is for the rebuilding of syria. and that is particularly what a washington dc wants to a country like steel. yeah, that is a huge amount of money that is ah, that could have rebuilt year 2 or 3 times. ed doctor, we could have got a medication medicine. we could have got dead stop our hospitals in syria. it could have got fuel for the cars. our schools and everything. we have a shortage exceeded as getting one out of electricity 24 hours, the ceiling people. i'm talking about the seating average people. they cannot and they don't have fuel. it don't have electricity to warm their houses. there are some areas in syria, like allah po, damascus, homeless, almira huh. in the central of syria, the temperature are