military base injury that was finally these people into chad. former reagan administration, official micheal spring and so documents proving the ca north any saved paperless form, associates from trial, but also use them to combat operations against the soviet union. the united states worked with reinhardt, galen, who had been out all day doors chief from eastern front intelligence. and he was named after the war as the 1st president of the german for an intelligence service which is last week. and he used his ties with the ukrainians and with the nazis uh to conceal and make use of uh, the ukrainian extremis. uh for the uh, the good of the american and british programs uh try to stabilize ukraine. and so the operations objective was to destabilize survey ukraine's western regions to high profile notice sabotage and terrorism. money weapons and communications was sent to the ukrainian nationalist on the ground cells by a crowd from us military bases in europe. which is may be why the c, i a code named the operations project, aerodynamic. the end of the 2nd world war, the us army counter inte

a former pentagon senior security policy analyst micheal move says a cold, cold offensive is designed to stretch out and we can keeps forces the russian offensive is just beginning it. ready it's going to be a slow moving effort. this is a probing effort to, to throw the ukrainian limited very limited ukrainian forces off balance. and it's meant to do it on multiple fronts. we're not just talking about the northern region, what are the aims up in the north is to set up a buffer in the other, however, is that you'll see that there are not only multiple for rays, if you will, going on at the same time in the north, but all alone, the area of skirting a don't ask you have at least 10 other front set the russians are, are undertaking simultaneously. this is to throw the ukrainian forces off balance. it is meant, it is design, and a very slow, tedious process to, to break out here, they're everywhere. dest, by a 1000 cuts, if you will, in order to put the ukrainians on the, on the defensive. and that's because they have limited forces and there. yeah. and, and also the, the in do this in a

president abraham, that i you see in a helicopter crash, the wreckage was found early on monday. micheal awful, those back of how events unfolded before and after the crash. these were rainy and president e brian, right, you see the final allow is attending the annual duration of to dance on sunday, near the board of, of those advisors on, along with that countries, presidents yolanda alias, it's all here. let's see on this damn, can provide very safe transit for goods for passengers and taurus, given how seriously the work is being carried out. i think it will take less time than originally estimated, which was almost 3 years been reports began to emerge that the president's helicopter had to make what was referred to as a hard landing. that they had been an incident. finally, it was confirmed via craft had crashed in bad weather on board president wry. you see foreign minister who's saying a made up to lucky on a provincial governor and the security details. the helicopter went down in a forest in a remote mountainous region. near the village of ozi in the east as a buyer's on province

the other issue that mr. micheal with which i'm picking up from the submission is that is not guided by bankruptcies, not scientific goodness approaches, ignoring post on ignoring the posts that's come out about corruption in the country mismanagement. if i can cite economy indicators, i have to go to actually do that onto the problems, comments. com, which point precisely to the mismanagement of the. so i'm going to call them in the fact that there's no intention to fight corruption. in fact, the one to fuel it because it helps them with their lifestyle. the issues. yeah. as the gym is that we've made it can even as we're talking about accommodations, pre inaction, gladish and the discussions that we're open to working with soft topic and political parties. that's what actually embrace our program and made sure that we can develop a program of action that is going to have lift ok our people and make sure that we make a difference of that much conditions in the country. so well guided by programs and places of that you jim kind of on by saying we don't like signs on so. okay. we don'

and the deputy irish pm micheal martin actually conceded to reporters this week that this was not a data—basedy by airport or sea ports, they must have come over the land border. but as some migration experts have pointed out, these migrants might still have arrived by those other routes and yet not applied for asylum immediately. now it is possible the uk's rwanda policy will act as a deterrent policy and also create spill over effects in ireland and perhaps other countries too, but the statistical evidence we have so far doesn't seem to support claims we are definitely seeing that. and it's vitally important to put both the irish and the uk asylum flows in a bigger context, namely a major number of asylum claims hitting the whole continent of europe. ben, thank you. i'm joined now byjames lawless irish fianna foil politician who is chair of the justice committee of the parliament. good evening. our correspondent demonstrates a spike now in asylum seekers is being ramped up, it doesn't exist at the moment? well, there has been _ doesn't exist at the moment? well, there has been i _ doesn't ex

we're hearing from the irish premier michelle micheal martin.is a direct attack on democracy. democracy itself. the estonian prime minister khasakhala saying that it's an assault on the very idea of democracy. and that is what this is, is it is an assault on an elected leader of a european country. you've heard there from the slovakian president elect, peter pellegrini . he goes a peter pellegrini. he goes a threat to democracy. and in an election year around the world, as elections across the world, america, we know about the uk election coming up probably in the autumn. a lot all, security services across the world. we're watching this. how did this happen? it will may cool down walkabouts. mark white talk there about the risk. also always always on the election trail when you go there. if this man was called over by somebody in the crowd, then you're going to have politicians going up there shaking hands, greeting voters, trying to win a tight election. you can see it happening in the uk and the threat to people will be alarming. people who c

rishi sunak can point to the deputy prime minister of ireland, micheal martin, who has effectively saidan is already working with migrants bypassing the uk and heading straight for the republic . straight for the republic. meanwhile, today's papers report that the belfast to dublin coach route has now been nicknamed the brexit express due to the increased number of asylum seekers in northern ireland. using this bus service to travel down south to seek refuge in ireland . oh look, it hasn't been ireland. oh look, it hasn't been a glorious reign. but since he came to power less than two years ago, rishi sunak has steadied the ship, presiding over modest economic growth and largely avoiding recession. unlike the eurozone, he has ended the brexit deadlock in northern ireland with the windsor framework, which has seen the restoration of power sharing in northern ireland. he has recalibrated our approach to net zero, making it more sensible, more affordable and more realistic . and he has begun more realistic. and he has begun the woke fightback against bonkers trans ideology and word on the

back to france, so therefore you can't say, well, you know, i was i, i met the foreign minister, micheal at a function in dubun martin, there at a function in dublin last week and he said we need to park the noise on this one. >> in other words, we need to stop, you know, megaphone diplomacy at each other. we need to sort of sit down and sort things out. i don't think anybody believes that we're going to be able to send thousands of people back to britain, but there has been an agreement in place in 2020, by the way, only about a handful of people have ever been transferred in either direction , transferred in either direction, the irish courts recently decided that britain was no longer a safe country . the irish longer a safe country. the irish government is now correcting that. which means that if there are people that fall into a category that are covered by this agreement, then you know both sides will take them back. in fact, over the last number of years, apparently ireland is taking more from britain than britain is taking from ireland. but nonetheless, this needs to be calmed do