the fiasco was expected and welcomed by the bnr.lai abramchik was officially informed by representatives of the us government that it could not agree to its recognition as recognition of independence belarusian state as long as there are normal diplomatic relations between the united states and the soviet union. from the active use of collaborators. refused to serve as cia agents. american intelligence was moving to new methods of espionage. diplomatic missions came under the radar of the soviet intelligence services . the confrontation between the intelligence services of the leading world powers entered a new period of the cold war. by 1953, the bssr state security and internal affairs bodies had practically eliminated the main forces of the anti-soviet underground. the actions of individual groups and lone terrorists no longer posed a threat to the security of the republic. and new alarming messages were received from overseas agents in the kgb of the ussr. the cia strengthened military-technical intelligence. the target of espio

let's talk first about the bnr, so-called.you remember, that night the good drones attacked the bnr, the russians write that 30, more than 30 were wounded, six were killed. and that it was a gazelle that was transporting workers, yes, two gazelles, which she was transporting, workers of the pig farm, 35 russians write, so who are the workers of the pig farm in reality, there are iranians, there are iranians who teach the russians to use shaheds, because obviously they don’t like it there, i think that the iranians the village is eating, mr. volodymyr. we want to ask you about all these super-complicated legends of theirs, and this morning we spoke with oleksandr skoryk from kharkiv oblast, he told us that in fact, ukrainians in kharkiv oblast have cut off all contacts, this is his circle of acquaintances with their relatives, and there children and parents, parents and children do not communicate, they are not just divided by the border, they are divided by prima, it is some kind of russian policy to lie, to lie to everyone. a

because the then leadership was happy with the bnr, abramchik and ragulya, they thought that the youngchanges, this is under a white-and-red white rag, their history simply amazingly repeats itself like a charm, so look, it turns out that we see, but why- then we don’t talk about it, we need to talk and speak loudly, those who were then fled. collaborators who were taken out, who were used, who were sent here, those who appeared with us in the late eighties, in in the early nineties, who got this bcb and dragged it through the supreme council, and those who are today are the same people in a new reincarnation, many of their, excuse me, ancestors were those collaborators who were taken out by the germans in the forties, and the rest - this is their ideological... i remember, then, in one of the classes in history, i’m just listening to you now, at the american university in washington, what’s the manual, it means they sculpted, information security type is actually an attack, that means they were sorting out some kind of situation, related to... a hypothetical cyber attack there, so the

are being visited, well , certain military actions are being carried out and... in what we call the bnrlgorod people's republic, these are non-unilateral actions, so i simply call on the people of kharkiv, others, as well as those who it listens, well, look at the information as a whole, and not only at the terrible footage that you are showing now, we have been seeing such footage for more than two years, it is almost a daily story, and the weapons are changing, for example, what you are showing now is seems to be an impression. or guided air bombs, this is in a way a new weapon for kharkiv, she has only been here for a month and a half, but we will learn to live with it, i have no doubts about it either. natalya, thank you very much, i wish you stability and kharkiv as well. natalia zubar, head of the board of the maidan monitoring information center, we talked about the situation in kharkiv, against the background of the offensive that began today in the direction of vovchansk. thank you very much. c's european tour ends. chinese leader sidzipi, prime minister of hungary viktor orban

the australian activist has been indicted on 17 as bnr's charges over the publication of classified documentsalled for u.s. authorities to drop the charges. >> as a family we are relieved. but how long can this go on? the united states should drop this case now. now is the moment. amna: he has spent the last five years and a british prison after seeking refuge at the ecuadorian embassy in london in 2012. and in the u.k. a public inquiry has concluded that a blood transfusion scandal was not an accident. it finds that britain's national health service knowingly exposed tens of thousands of patients to tainted blood from -- trying to cover it out. an estimated 3000 people are known to have died. the british prime minister apologized to the victims and their families today. >> this is a day to of fate for the british stage. at every level the people and institutions in which we place our trust failed in the most harrowing and devastating way. amna: he also said the details of the $12 billion compensation package for victims will be announced on tuesday. the chairman of the federal deposit insura