which from my perspective, we should call the arabian peoples, since their... comes from the arabian peninsulaand we have had towns there since ancient times, right? mean, the sacadians, the arameans and cananites. kanaan was also known in the area of palestine and later also the hebrews, because there is no connection between the ancient hebrews who were part of this complex movement of history, were also inhabiting the territory a certain period, and obviously later also the phinicians and other peoples who had formed. a complex whole were closely associated with arabism since ancient times. this is the fundamental characteristic of historical palestine. it is associated with multiculturalism, with set of human groups that used to interact in the territory, and this gave rise to an identity, and this identity is fundamentally in that territory and is obviously associated with cultural diversity, interculturality and possibility of the recognition of the legitimacy of the inhabitants of that territory, and secondly, we must also insist on the fundamentally arab stratum of the territory, which

of semitic or the arab whose fundamental population substratums in, as mentioned before, the arabian peninsulay separation system and ideology that is linked to colonial interests fundamentally in the area in the territory of palestine. theodore herzel, founder of the zinus movement in his book, the jewish state has pointed to an advance of europe against asia, an advance of civilization against barbarity. therefore, zionism has it built in both in its. and in its action, a colonial mode operandi that implies the imposition of ethnocentrism in the territory, that will gradually exclude and displace the original population of the territory with the objective of founding a state that serves the interests of great britain in the period between the end of the first world war until the nakba day and the expulsion of more than half of the territory's population and disappearance of palestine from the... in 1947-1948. therefore effectively there's a contrast between the palestine of today and what it was and the richness of its society, its interculturality, its development, its agriculture. palestin

year 2,500 to 100 bc, it was accompanied by series of waves of human groups that lived in the arabian peninsulapeoples. effectively, what european linguistics does there is to appeal to a terminology that goes back to the 10th chapter of genesis. by shem, one of the sons of noah, so it is important to realize that the substratum that will inhabit the area of palestine is fundamentally associated with the so-called semitic peoples, which from my perspective, we should call the arabian peoples, since their origin comes from the arabian peninsula, and we have had towns there since ancient times, right? i mean the sacadians, the arameans and canaanites. kanaan was also known in the area of... palestine and later also the hebrews, because there is no connection between the ancient hebrews who were part of this complex movement of history were also inhabiting the territory a certain period, and obviously later also the phinicians and other peoples who had formed a complex whole were closely associated with arabism since ancient times. this is the fundamental characteristic of historical palestine. it

trade turnover of our country with states of the arabian peninsula has grown significantly.nt, alexander laktionov, will talk about relations with the kingdom. farmers from all over the country are in moscow discussing industry problems with politicians. it drops significantly. profitability, and today the decision is in the state duma, what experts are betting on, yana dobrovolskaya found out, since 2000, the production of milk and meat in small farms has increased significantly, about this and more, see our program. vladimir putin addressed a message to the federal assembly. the president announced a plan of specific actions for the next 6 years. this program. development of a strong and sovereign country. the state duma will, as a matter of priority, formulate a legislative framework for resolving the issues raised. the head of state paid special attention to the topics of security and defense of russia, and spoke about large-scale investments in the social sphere and the economy. my colleague alexander shavirin will tell you more about the announced plans. 2 hours and 6

trade and economic policy from west to east, our country’s trade turnover with the states of the arabian peninsulaincluding with saudi arabia. the most important area of ​​cooperation is agriculture, the basis of russian cooperation. the kingdom's exports are the supply of our wheat. the kingdom today is one of the largest importers russian agricultural products. the state could even become a kind of transshipment base for our goods. we are talking primarily about russian grains, which are valued both in the gulf countries and other countries. saudi arabia could ensure the transit movement of our products. we can propose to make a good hub here; they can host people not only for their own country. but also through our country, other arab countries, which absolutely all have a need in this regard for our wheat, and not only wheat, now... corn and other crops have begun to be supplied here. russian metal, machinery, equipment, transport are also areas of interest for the saudi partners, as is scientific and technical cooperation. russian higher education traditionally enjoys great prestige in the ar

of muslims is a period in which ali muslims fly the persecution of the quraish tribe in the arabian peninsulaion impact on the spread of islamic culture in eastern africa? the facts that this was the first migration of muslims outside arabia, that becomes very significant because as far as zanzibar, the sahili coast, people like to claim that in fact the people, the muslims who came, they came to zanzibar rather than ethiopia, and i think this sometimes is sort of local beliefs, but there are claims here in zansbar itself. that that islam reached zanzibar before it reached medina, and there is even a mosque here which is said to have been built a very long time ago, which i think some of this might be over excitement about it, but but it shows really how how high islam is held. particularly by the people in zasb because zasb is 97% muslim. for over a thousand years, swahili people, who are known as the waswahili, have been living along the east african coastal land extending from the north coast of kenya to the southernmost part of tanzania. the swahili people are also the inhabitants of seve

. has been fighting al-qaed groups which of course back by the emiratis and the us on on the arabian peninsulato fight on behalf of their brothers and sisters in gaza, and that's really made a big impression on the world and apparently also recently on russia and china. okay, we're going to have to wrap up this segment, as we fresh out of time, thanks to abdullah, corresponder joining us from the capitals. and also thanks to director of center for counter hejamonic studies mr. tim anderson joining us from sydney, with that it brings us to an end here on this edition of the news review, but stick around, there's plenty more to come here on press tv, see you in a bit. why the atomic bomb? why all the power? you scientists are blamed for the weapons to be used. killing innocent people to get what? we're ready to marsh, let's just start slowly, but strongly and solid with the palestine and israel is one of the worst things that has happened, or zionism is one of the worst things that has happened to the jewish people. the my experience it really really wasn't until the 80s that was able to open my

al-qaeda groups, which are of course back by the emiratis and the saudis and the us on the on the arabian peninsula, so there's this, the international community has certainly failed them betrayed them really in terms of the security council, i think um, i hope there's a turn around coming with all of the appreciation of course for the actions that despite this starvation, despite this terrible siege on the yemini people, they still have the will to fight on behalf of their brothers and sisters in gaza, and that's really made a big impression on the world and apparently also... recently on russia and china i think that um the the the the saudis have realized that they failed so they don't want to pursue as an agent of the us any further this war, they're looking to avoid further misadventures in that area. okay, we're going to have to wrap up this segment um as we fresh out of time. thanks to abdultif joining us from the capital sonna and also thanks to director of center for counter hejamonic studies mr. tim anderson joining. us from sydney, with that it brings us to an end here on this edition of

this confrontation to maybe an all out explosion, not only in the red sea, but in the entire arabian peninsula. the yemen armed forces have link the operations in the red sea to what the israeli occupation entity is doing in gaza. they have stated that their operations are in support of the palestinian people and resistance. therefore, the cessation of operations is directly linked to holting aggression on gaza and lifting the siege on the palestinian people. another condition was later added, which is when the americans, along with the british, launched aggression on yemen to try to alleviate pressure on the israeli occupation entity and attempt to impose us hegimony and control over the world. through the red sea, another condition was added, which is the cessation of american aggression on yemen, and linking the level of yemeni escalation to the level of american aggression on yemen. as we saw last week, the yemani attack with ballistic missiles and drones in a manner that the americans are not used to an area where washington has long considered itself the decision maker and dominant force

think sleep is some places are kind of close. southern parts of the arabian peninsula will be picking up the coast and lots of showers as we go through into the we can fraud. i say some big a showers just developing rep, eastern parts of a mom pushing across into the you. are you able to assess, today we go to worry about that is what is the cause? why spread flooding is that system just push these was way back across the strength of the moods. we'll see some showers that just pushing into that east. the side of it around just running up to was i've kind of done a police just a couple of warming up the last on celsius here. meanwhile, we got some when he weather up to what was that is the side of ducky a running to was a cool cuz he's could see a shower or 2 just a rolling across the itchy and some heavy rain into that. the eastern side of the magistrate is cypress, could cease and lobby shells. sat, was pushing into the western side of syria, down towards lebanon. maybe just easing down towards the occupied comes to new territories as we go $13.00, fast ice i. so the some on several

crude oil from the persian gulf, the largest global oil. abu by the traditional route around the arabian peninsula through the babel-mandeb strait, the red sea of ​​suez to the european mediterranean market and further there via gibraltar to the north american market. and now the tankers are going around africa, that is, it is a longer route, accordingly it is more expensive, since the houthis resorted to... arrows commercial ships that were headed by the traditional short route through the red sea. and the second powerful factor, which affects no less than the first, is the inability of the western coalition, strictly speaking, to put an end to the activities of the houthis. the houthis promised china and the russian federation not to attack their vessels in the red sea and the gulf of aden. where does such loyalty come from, mykhailo gonchar explains. china, on the one hand, is probably trying to influence tehran to curb the houthis there, but on the other hand, it is also interested in this activity in the red sea continued, but did not lead to a sharp increase in the price of oil. hence this,

france wants to take from this country. the gulf , in my opinion, we were talking about, and the arabian peninsulatalking about, in my opinion , saudi arabia, and the weapons of the qatari emirates and saudi arabia, yes, the weapons that it handed over to them, obviously it was also about the fact that in the future, not to sell anything to them, but to sell everything to ukraine , well, then, if we remember this history, france has really changed the situation even in terms of ammunition, because first of all, it supported the decision that this peace fund , which was created by european countries for procurement of ammunition, these funds can be used to purchase ammunition outside the european union, because france was against such a decision until a certain time, and now macron is showing many changes in his approaches, and when we talk about ammunition, it was said that france, germany and italy are now really negotiating with qatar, saudi arabia and the emirates to return the ammunition that was delivered to them there, so that this ammunition is handed over to ukraine, and the minister of de

hello, there is storms across the arabian peninsula. i have now been replaced by wind. in fact, i think we're looking at wind storms for the eastern province of saudi arabia. so we go in here for a closer look. this will also impact weights and buffer rain, but for saturdays eastern providence could see those winds with up to about 75 kilometers per hour on where we go to central asia. outbreaks of showers to be found here. but whether that was in baku has crossed over the caspian sea and is now running across 30 minutes. starting winds have shifted so nice boost and those temperatures for stumble. you're coming in at 15 degrees on monday and that disturbed weather we had in the northwest slice of africa, still a few showers along the northern coast of algeria, and to easier to be expected windy conditions to central africa, we goes up showers and storms just rumbling around this part of democratic republic of congo. but i got to take the south of here because this disturbance in the moves and b channel is going to crash into central and southern mos in big. this is loo

so not much to report across the arabian peninsula. still dealing with breezy conditions through the golf. but these wins are also wrapping around the empty corner. and we've got this strong easterly winds, it's pumping in quite a bit of heat though. for jetta, you're up to 35 degrees on friday through central asia. quite the storm system. we've got here the very real risk of seeing some flooding and northern focused on quite the snow storm in afghanistan. so for kabul, some forecast models are hinting 3040, maybe even 50 centimeters of snow. let's go 20 plus on saturday. so we'll taper off on sunday, and the temperature is well below where they should be. now, that were in the month of march on friday. com for turkey at, but look at this. what weather moving in to greece. some torrential downpours here . so whether alerts out for severe thunderstorms or has been some flooding in ne spelled jerry a could see some more. and that weather is now beginning to slide into 10 easy as we head toward friday. central africa usual pulses of showe

hopefully the next few days, waterview shows us not much else going on across the arabian peninsula. it's quiet . i did talk about that storm system in focused on and afghanistan. so cobble looking at about $10.00 to $20.00 centimeters of snow and northern buckets. time looking to pick up a months worth of rain in 24 hours. what weather, dancing in. so that western side of circa, let's go to africa right now where it's dried up across cell. jerry and it's an easy i, we did have some pretty violent weather there. and excessive heat alerts had been issued through the central african republic and showed that includes bunky at $37.00 degrees and some of the temperatures in nigeria is fault. boucher could hit 40 to the south. we go. it's been hot and dry and windy through the cape provinces in south africa. wildfires have a wrapped in near a cape town and that hot weather will carry on through the weekend. the a wild animal tone from its habitat to satisfy the illegal was life trade loses its survival skills that re discovering them is possible with the little house. a park ranger facing

not too bad at the moment, allows you try crusty arabian peninsula beautiful when she makes by the no, it's up to was the cool position that's going to run his way to both the caspian, but you say one or 2 shot was there. and so i'm on the other side of the peninsula . one of 2 showers. see, i'm not going to be feature for some what the weather, something positive sally say some lavish out as we go through friday, i take, i look a satch day that looks like really nice. the one for the you a that will cause flash flooding. somebody to keep an eye on that went to weather, coming in across that eastern side of oman. elsewhere temperatures rising at last couple. we getting up to around 8 celsius 2. so when she showers in the mix, the still some wintry showers just across the cool. cuz is the eastern side of the met, it's right, it is allows you dry for now to one or 2 showers. me to say they will extend that way down towards casa, for a time retreating through with this day. and then pushing in once again as we go on into friday, but the weather, the weather and some wintry weather will b

gradually stopped to will my but still i brought across iran by the state and also across the arabian peninsula. i bruce queens across the eastern side of the go have you said that they used to sort of limit it's right in the brisk when coming for here as well over the next diode side more in the way of showers. and so you have a shell has come down a coast west of syria 11 on you might even see a shadow to all the way down towards gaza before that grassy makes its way through . so charles, have one or 2 shouts, go see inside of the med inside. it's still a chance of the central parts of the mediterranean. but notice where does it has been recently, and then we could see a few showers coming to the fall in north america by son by show us continue across the west advocate towards the gulf of guinea coastal fringes here where to whether the torch transmit tools, mozambique i'm very what the medic ask uh the, the latest news as it breaks for save only those deliveries to sort out a typically needed because of the acute let them of hunger and medical supplies need to r. rawlings to with details cov

things have certainly quieted down through the arabian peninsula. what weather moves out a saturday ravia blankets, young men in showers for and along the border with armand as while the winds continues to be the big story up and down the gulf. so a breezy day, once again on wednesday for us here in del hi. think we'll see those wind gusts about 45 kilometers. power some not all day. while the wind speed that speed, just certain points, we'll see those gusts of wind. we've got whether moving out of afghanistan into a northern buck, a start and temperatures have dropped across central asia. a band of rain boots off the caspian seats in northern iraq and the western slice of turkmenistan on wednesday, 13 looking good, a few showers here and there, but no real breeze. so the temperature is stumble. 17 degrees, we will see some peaks of sun there, but really still active in that northwest face of africa signed a death storm. seemed likely right across libya. and we have seen some flooding in kenya, so not roby streets flooded out here after sun. torrent

east, as we go through the next couple of days, not too bad at the moment, logic, dry, crusty arabian peninsula. but when he makes by the no, it's up to, we'll see a coke assess, and that's going to run his way to both the cask. and what you say one to 2 shot was the answer. why mon and the other side of the peninsula wanted to shout, see, i'm not going to be free to for some went to whether something positive sally saves some live use out. as we go through friday, i take, i look a satch day that looks like really nice. the one for the you a that will cause flash flooding. somebody to keep an eye on that went to weather, coming in across that eastern side of oman. elsewhere, tempe just rising at last couple we getting up to around 8 sales. just as a winfrey shower was in the mix, the sales and went to the showers just across the cool cuz is the eastern side of them? it is right. it is allows you try for an apple one or 2 showers, and you can say they will extend the way down towards casa, for a time retreating through with us today. and then pushing in once again as we go on into friday. but th

got left over as of rain right across the rock, but certainly a much pressure fuel through the arabian peninsula. temperatures have come down re, uh that $24.00 degrees up. it still looks like we've got some cloud cover draped over us here in doha, on wednesday with a height of $28.00 degrees. now that energy has shifted across the ron, pushing into afghanistan and eventually into northern buckets. done. but then we've got this system swirling around to minutes done and was biggest on. so that's with the rain around. pretty much a huge swats of central asia on wednesday. unsettled both for the west and the east, the turkey all day and assemble at 9 degrees. and there was more of that rain around the live that they roots been hard hit as of late. we've got that sea breeze giving us relief for banjo and the gang via but no seabreeze for the walk shot in more attain you could hit 40 degrees on wednesday and we see that rain slide down right across the congo on wednesday. really that western side of the congo as well . and the heat wave conditions should start to let off a bit in south africa, espec

there is storms across the arabian peninsula. i have now been replaced by wind. in fact, i think we're looking at wind storms for the eastern province of saudi arabia. so we go in here for a closer look. this will also impact weights and buffer rain, but for saturdays, eastern providence could see those winds with up to about 75 kilometers per hour on where we go to central asia. outbreaks of showers to be found here, but whether that was in box, who has crossed over the caspian sea and is now running across 30 minutes, starting winds have shifted so nice boost and those temperatures for stumble. you're coming in at 15 degrees on monday and that disturbed weather we had in the northwest slice of africa, still a few showers along the northern coast of algeria, and to easier to be expected windy conditions to central africa, we goes up showers and storms just rumbling around this part of democratic republic of congo. but i got to take this south of here because this disturbance in the moves and b channel is going to crash into central and southern both and big. thi

shells that france wants to take to the countries of this persian gulf, i think it was about the arabian peninsula about saudi arabia, and the weapons, the emirates and saudi arabia yes, the weapons that it handed over to them, well, obviously , it was about not selling anything to them in the future, but selling everything to ukraine, well then, if we remember this story, france has really changed the situation now. even for ammunition, because first of all, she supported the decision that this one the peace fund, which was created by european countries for the purchase of ammunition, these funds can be used to purchase ammunition outside the european union, because france was against such a decision until a certain time, and now macron is showing many changes in his approaches, and when we talk about ammunition, it was said that france, germany and italy are now really leading. negotiations with qatar, saudi arabia and the emirates to return the ammunition that was delivered to them there, so that these ammunition were transferred to ukraine, and the minister france's defense minister announced

france wants to take to the countries of this persian gulf, i think it went there, well , the arabian peninsula was about, according to me , saudi arabia, and the weapons, saudi arabia, so the weapons that it handed over to them, well , it was about and with the fact that, in the long term, not to sell anything to them, but to sell everything to ukraine, well, then, if we remember this story, france has really changed the situation even in terms of ammunition, because firstly, she supported the decision that this peace fund, which was created by european countries for the purchase of ammunition , ammunition can be purchased from these funds outside the european union, because france was against such a decision until a certain time , and now macron is showing a lot of changes in his approaches, and when we talk about ammunition, it was said that france, germany and italy are now actually negotiating with qatar, saudi arabia and the emirates to return the ammunition, which there... were delivered to them so that these ammunitions would be transferred to ukraine, and the minister of defense of fra

like this does is completely motivate the recruiting efforts of a bulk of around outside in the arabian peninsula, isis, legit, dean and the taliban. how do they refer to americans? the crusaders? this, this doesn't help the, the players been, the state ran russian, trying the mirror. everything is actually looking for the final battle for canadian supremacy will be the mother of the there are 2 arm and getting the world. there are the extreme is nomic armageddon lobby. the believe in a final conflict between is long and everyone else. and then there is the armageddon. lobby of american evangelicals, evangelical american voters, and the republican party won a final conflict with all other religions, all other political points of view. they see it as us versus that true christians versus everyone else. nations shall rise up against the nation. and as we see these things increase in intensity and frequency, we can know that the warranty is going to return. we don't want peace, we being evangelicals. we want arm again, bring it on. their view of zionism is not going to either help israel or any indi

like this does is completely motivate the recruiting efforts, the bulk of around outside in the arabian peninsula, isis, legit, dean and the taliban. how do they refer to americans? the crusaders? this, this doesn't help the . the players been the state ran russian, trying the mirror. everything is actually looking for the final battle for canadian supremacy will be the mother of the . there are 2 armageddon lobby's in the world. there are the extreme is nomic armageddon lobby. the believe in a final conflict between islam and everyone else. and then there is the armageddon . lobby of american evangelicals, evangelical american voters, and the republican party won a final conflict with all other religions, all other political points of view. they see it as us for us, is that true christians versus everyone else. nation shown rise up against the nation. and as we see these things increase in intensity and frequency, we can know that the warren is going to return. we don't want peace. we being evangelicals, we want arm again, bring it on. fair view of zionism is not going to either help israel for

the radical banned organization of the islamic state, but its branches in iraq in... on the arabian peninsulaferently, they resort to suicide bombing, explosions, leaving the scene, but the main thing we talked about is that... any specialist who deals with this topic knows that any cell can be hired , not even, not even they know who is talking to them, this is now. someone else may be sitting, maybe it’s not a preacher at all, but an agent from some special services, that is, anyone who deals with this topic knows that there is one layer, a second layer, sometimes a third layer, but what we see - this is only the external part, when we... because behind this is not kiev or zelensky’s team, because this needs to be dealt with, because the americans also know that this can be like several layers, well then this is still one. they say it so quickly, what they so actively want to remove zelensky and his team from the blow of retaliation, on the contrary, gives rise to additional suspicions. and radicalism is actually a network organized criminal group that, by and large, provides its services u

what you see with these terror groups, whether it was al qaeda in the arabian peninsula -- that was yement local, they expand to regional, and the question is will they make the move to more global attacks. they are in an isolated landlocked area in afghanistan and pakistan, but you see them moving out through the periphery states, essentially expanding o it to other targets. they've got access. the question is the counterterrorism presence, is it the same as it was two years ago? there is good news the u.s. had intelligence on this attack. they did provide that. the question is what is the impact? if so, we could be seeing more regional and global attacks in the near future. >> clint, we heard from putin over the weeknd about the attack, pointing a finger at ukraine. what is your concern he will try to use this attack, which, again, no evidence ukraine was involved, to escalate his war in ukraine? we should note, reports just now of missile strikes in kyiv and other ukrainian cities. >> yeah, it was remarkable. before the suspects were even apprehended or fires had stopped burning, russi

you when you say that he himself this is condoned, this is the first point. and also on the arabian peninsulaey catch us on this, because the same british who in armenia, in addition to the embassy, ​​there are all sorts of organizations and corps, there is a peacekeeping corps, they already have combat detachments, anti-russian. it was created by the british, like the hamas people, these ones in israel, who came out on the seventh, more they have nothing there, all their interests are in azerbaijan in kazakhstan, in armenia they simply have nothing economically, and pashinyan’s goal is to push russia and azerbaijan together, just to push, oh, azerbaijan, iran, pashinyan’s goal is to push russia, azerbaijan and turkey , i'm sorry. the situation with iran is also there, it is precisely this function that he performs, i disagree with karine with all due respect that he does not understand what he is doing, he understands what he is doing, he has gathered people in order to do it. i told you he does not understand what is happening at the macropolitical level, in the world in general, he believe

but still i brought across iran by the state and also across the arabian peninsula. bruce queens across the eastern side of the go have you said that they used to sort of the minutes, right. and a brisk wind coming through here as well over the next dial site, more in the way of showers. you can see how the show has come down across western syria 11 on you might even see a shadow to all the way down towards gaza before that grassy makes its way through . so it's also $1.00 to $2.00 shouts. go see inside of the med inside is still a challenge of the central parts of the mediterranean, but notice what is it has been recently and then we could see a few showers coming to the fall in north america by sunday shells continue across the west africa towards the gulf of guinea, the postal scientist say what to whether the force times near to us, mozambique. i'm very, what the madagascar, the applicant narrative from african perspectives in the, in the company to do show documentaries, by african filmmakers from rwanda and democratic republic of congo. andrew c r e z on, if i

hardest hit were india, pakistan, east africa and arabian peninsula.d have been damaged by a broken ship anchor, for example, the cargo ship rubimar, which it received on february 18. didn't hide it. we are determined to attack ships associated with israel, and we will not back down. our faith fuels our determination. the hunt for merchant ships sailing through the bapalimandep strait in the south of the red sea, the ansar allah group, the companions of allah, as they prefer to call themselves, the houthis announced it back in november. support for palestinians in the gaza strip. the first was the bulk carrier galaxy leader. the yemeni rebels themselves shared footage of his capture with the whole world. in response to this, in december western countries, primarily the united states and great britain, announced the launch of an operation under the loud name guardian of prosperity. it is critical to maintain freedom of navigation along this route. the key task of the united states is to ensure free trade. for this purpose. the sea in full force, led by

you it's my pleasure to introduce tim lenderking who is familiar to many of us of state for arabian peninsulat the department of state and health and other key officials. daniel shapiro is currently assistant secretary of defense ambassador shapiro is known to us as former us ambassador to israel, previously served a number of important roles in the united states. >> chairman murphy, ranking member young, distant wish to members of the subcommittee, thank you for the invitation to speak about yemen and the administration's response to ongoing houthi attacks in the aden. yemen moment, they are jeopardizing the compliments of multilateral diplomacy of three years. when president biden appointed special envoy for yemen in 2021, he made clear that achieving a different durham -- is a top administration prioriot changed and there's tangible progress to point to. in 2020-21, yemen was a hot war with 400 cross-border attacks per year and tremendous disruption of infrastructure, countless deaths inside the country. now, both are cross-border attacks and that destruction have ceased. after more than 5

. >> another exales ave seen evidence that al qaeda in the arabian peninsula has used ai to generatentext of their efforts in ukraine. march 2022, there was a deepfake of the ukrai■7nian president asking ukrainians to lay down their arms and ultimately had to be actually countered by president zelenskyy. >> did we give them the ability to do that quickly? >> the ukrainians? that. >> general?>> in termof nsa established a security center to generate and communicate to anyone who is building a model from naia ai perspective what are those thres ■b security mechanisms to ensure -- to avoid misuse of those models? we are also using the center for how we apply all of the ethical and safety standards of how the department will leverage ai but really the last component wouldo those companies the threats they will have of their technology and how will we employ it?■d >> go ahead. >> you are right to raise this as a threat and i think our view generative ai will essentially lower the barrier for actors with fewer resources to engage in election interference. >> general? >> i don't think i wou