serhiyovych, you see, the head of the ukrainian center for security and cooperation .t give up the grain corridor and its, shall we say , patronage over it, despite the fact that russia allegedly withdrew from the agreement, yes. here it is very important to show who is in charge personally for the president of turkey, that is, he took on the role of guarantor of food supply for the whole region and not only the middle east but also africa and, by the way, european countries, that is, he undertook the obligation that these ships will be loaded and there will be a safe passage. so, despite all these trials and despite all these provocations of russia, we understand that its fleet is not strong enough to interfere with this process, an international process on which people's lives depend. that is, it is absolutely a humanitarian thing, and therefore, of course, erdoğan is entrusted with the main and key role in this very process, and of course, the un is under the auspices of the un the shipment of this grain will take place, therefore, if i understood correctly, russia

serhii kuzan, head of the ukrainian center for security and cooperation, joins our broadcast.congratulations to you mr. sergey, unfortunately, we currently have such a reality that we must be aware of the behavior of a-a when there is a kamikaze drone attack on the part of the russian federation, here is an important algorithm of actions. we want or you turned to our viewers and explained to them professionally what to do and how to protect yourself in the event of such an attack. well, of course, the most important thing to remember and this rule has not changed since february of this year is to hide in a shelter, that is, this drone is actually about 10 times less powerful, it carries less explosives than a rocket. that is, it was for us. if it did not sound possible . hide in a shelter if there is no way to get to the shelter, so you must use the rule of two walls to check and only hide behind these two walls and then, of course, it will be much safer, you absolutely need to check the presence of glass or other objects that can add shows life, they are small, but but very,

serhiy kuzan, the head of the ukrainian center for security and cooperation, and now we have news timeannel, our colleague anna will present them we congratulate and invite eva melnyk

sergey kuzan , the head of the ukrainian center for security and cooperation, and now we have news time on the espresso tv channel , will be presented by our colleague hanna eva melnyk, whom we congratulate and invite to speak, and thank you, judge, the nazis killed two people from this and i will start as a result of a rocket attack on a critical infrastructure object on the left bank of kyiv, two people were killed and one more person was injured these are the preliminary data of the proceedings of the kyiv city of the prosecutor's office, the mayor of kyiv, vitaliy klychko, said that as a result of rocket fire, two objects of critical infrastructure were damaged, liquidation of the emergency situation is ongoing, emergency and rescue services are working on the ground, specialists are doing everything possible to stabilize the situation as soon as possible and return vital services to the people of kyiv, and currently in many houses on the left on the shores of the capital partially limited provision of electricity and water supply services in some houses may decrease pressure in the

chairman of the board of the defense strategy center and serhiy kuzan, chairman of the ukrainian center for security and cooperation. congratulations, sir. so, i think what should be included in the question? in your opinion, since when was the image of the enemy of the ukrainian created for the russians? what do you think is better ? thank you. it seems to me that this image has always existed if we look at the system documents. which were produced stably there by the russians in any form, starting there from the tsarist times, ukraine as an independent state was always a threat to them, and modern russia is actually there. ukraine this is a threat to the existence of russia, and actually an image was created. let's say that he was perhaps less of an enemy, but more of an ignorant peasant, someone who is subordinate and someone who is weaker, more stupid. that is, it went like this disarmament of the dignity of self-perception, and this image was constantly imposed. yes, at the right moments, they really include this hostility, that is, they begin to form, and we can remember what , for example, in

in the near future, serhiy kuzan, head of the ukrainian center for security and cooperation, contactongratulate you. glory to ukraine. i congratulate you as a hero . glory. well, the key question, in your opinion, is what else can be expected from the enemy, so it goes. in particular about the attempts to repeat the so-called missile tsunami that they used this morning across the country yes, look, the enemy does not have such significant resources to repeat these are missile tsunamis because uh it has to do with their technical capabilities to deliver a missile to the launcher, especially if it is , for example, sea-based, especially if it is underwater-based, it takes time, and again, it is necessary to deliver and load and prepare the permit, that is, all this takes time of course, if, for example, some kind of aviation bomb is needed, it takes less time, but even here you need to carry out technological work , so the enemy will really be afraid that he can send tons of rockets to us literally from here every few hours, but in fact, we see that the russians do not have such capabi

close to the spent nuclear fuel storage, contact us now serhii kuzan, head of the ukrainian center for security cooperation p serhii, we congratulate you, glory to ukraine, what exactly is happening at the site of the station now does anyone really understand whether there will be any construction there, or maybe they are taking the so-called dirty stuffing from the storage of spent nuclear fuel from these containers for dirty bombs, look, i think that in this matter it is worth waiting for the official data of our intelligence, which soon, of course, will be much better to report what exactly is happening where and what processes are taking place. but the most important thing is that we need to know... this nuclear and man-made blackmail in general is ukraine's and the world's, and that's why, you see, they are conducting mining operations in the kakhovskaya district during at least the last two weeks . for weeks, they have been promoting the fact that ukraine is a terrorist state, now they are making a joke about the use of the dirty so-called dirty bomb. i am sure that they will take many mo

well, i am glad to introduce my guests today, this is serhii kuzan, the head of the ukrainian center for securityration, pavlo kovalev, a journalist who will witness the tragedies of the north-east, and dmytro snyiryov, a military expert, will join us a little later via video link. serhiy would like to start with the fact that 19 million dollars per week, on the one hand, and what we shoot down also costs money, yes , the missiles we use but uh, russia is running out of resources, it is clear that it switched to drones not because they are effective due to the fact that they are running out of others, there may be a next stage if we have already learned how to shoot down drones, which cannot yet be the next stage, because this is actually all the resources that russia possesses, that is, it has missiles, and against these missiles we have learned to build our actually , the anti-aircraft missile system, for example, the s300, are they the same buks? the russians realized that they could not penetrate our air defense shield in the future and began to use cheaper, more massive ones already. e produ

thank you serhiy kuzan, the head of the ukrainian center for security and cooperation was on skype communication thank you for including it is interesting and now we will watch an interesting material about ukrainian women in russian captivity disgusting food and 27 ideas in a cell for six returning from russian captivity women told about the conditions of detention they were in in the information vacuum, they were allowed to listen only to russian radio and also constantly lied that their state did not need them, let's watch the plot, then we will return to the discussion and the exchange between them. inga or kinda is a marine who defended mariupol. she is a native of lithuania and lives in mykolaiv from 2020 . she did not meet the first days of the full-scale war in donetsk region, but already on february 28 she found herself in mariupol at the ilyich metallurgical plant, she says that even there she could not believe what was happening when i realized that the war probably started, maybe it was closer to the moment when we probably had to surrender, or already somewhere in april , because i

serhiyko, deputy head of the ukrainian center for security and cooperation, and pavlo kovalev has returnedof the tragedy of the north-east was my guest today, the broadcast of the tv channel continues, so stay with us and bring our victory closer, tell me honestly how you are i am holding on, i am holding on honestly, but if you cover up, it covers up a lot, this is the last time this was the story with the dog crimea and me this story really touched me then, i just sit and cry, put my feet shoulder-width apart, smoothly raise my right hand up, reach up with the edge of the right palm, as if you are trying to press it to the sky, and with the edge of the left hand, reach down, i made this pose several smooth breaths and exhalations imagine that you are a tree that is slowly swayed by the gentle wind , sways a little on the inhale, smoothly come out of the pose and put your palms on your chest on the exhale, slowly lower them, rest for a few seconds and do the same, but already with the other hand, add this technique to your self-help kit more here in the morning before or to work. you smil

deputy head of the center 's board of defense strategies and serhiy kuzan, head of the ukrainian center for securityn i thank you very much i hope we will talk with you again good luck from the cossack times under the cossack cross we defend our native land we fight for the truth and will we believe in our victory glory to the defenders and protectors of ukraine unconquered cities of ukraine odesa, a picturesque city on the shores of the black sea since ancient times, the territory of modern odesa was a delicacy for the ottoman empire and the russian empire of nazi germany, and today for fascist russia, but don't rush your mother, she has a ukrainian heart odesa unconquered, maybe guns and a tank will rake wheat with me on a rope again, i will cry, i will have sons and go to war , someone will finally kiss my tear and someone will cry will sweep away the uninvited and maybe some will lose their faith and strength in saving their lives, but not me, i will not stand up, no matter how much it hurts. for our dear and beloved land, i am glad to take on all the lights, the rules of a warm country, a high-

of ukraine valentyn glydykh political scientist and serhiy kuzan the head of the ukrainian center for securitytion were all in this studio with us thank you to all of you who visited us so tv channel broadcast rada as part of the marathon only news continues stay together with us and support our victory unconquered cities of ukraine dnipro, the space capital of ukraine with the longest embankment in europe and the shortest subway, was born on the site of the cossack earthworks of zaymish and freedom in the years during the occupation, the hitlerites all shot from 17 to 21,000 jews in the dnipro after the expulsion of the nazis, it remained under the attack of enemy aircraft, but it did not stop working for victory, as it does not stop, and now it is the first to meet those who are fleeing from the war, and in spite of everything, it reliably holds the rear of the dnipro people, just space and the dnipro invincible, we will see their faces in the news, their names will not be found in the lists of those awarded, they are unknown but unusual, they report on enemy positions, they put up leaflets

well, this is essentially a full-fledged security center for the community and how it will change canuntry's security system in the future if each community has its own security center, its own small army, its own firefighters , its own policeman. so why should we receive huge ministries and states, then you know in each service has its own powers and functions , e.e. volunteer fire brigades, they in no way replace the functions of e.e. emergency services of those professional firefighters who can localize large fires and emergency situations, volunteers who, no matter how we teach them, still give it to people, ordinary people who have uh, others who have certain jobs and who do not have the opportunity to be 100% here and now and 100% react to any situation on the spot, that's why state functions remain and remain extremely important today, but it is important here if we are talking about a favorite formation that they should cooperate closely work closely with the local self-government body with the leadership of the direct communities and with the relevant services. well, then the

thank you to the teams here at georgetown and the center for new american security for bringing us all together today. megan, thank you for hosting our conversation although maybe i should wait until after the grilling to say thank you. we have here for us some of the sharpest foreign policy strategists in the room many of whom i am privileged to call friends. we also have the next generation of leaders, the students and in some ways, this is a job interview because i and my colleagues will likely be working for you all one of these days. i want to take a moment to recognize the team without whom we would not be here today starting with the senior director for strategic planning at the nfc, our former senior director who is now at the dod and one who is doing to the vice president. they were instrumental in putting together this national security strategy and we should give them a round of applause. [applause] i would like to thank the leadership team at the nfc. a team that has seen us through an incredibly turbulent and challenging time but also a time when we have been able to seize

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same the same organization that i represent, this is the center of strategic e-e communications of information security, there is the center for countering disinformation about the nsdc. actually there for e-e informing and for prompt refutation of russian disinformation of such e-fakes kyiv e-e these organizations conduct their resources on various platforms in various monstrosities starting with websites and ending there with social networks e-e their speakers comment e-e promptly on this in the media as we are actually doing this right now, they are speaking at some separate platforms in briefings, that is, such targeted information work is being conducted , and with the cooperation of both the state and the civil society of maksym, how are you? a representative of the center for strategic communications. yes, please, but ukrainians are now able to distinguish enemy propaganda and outright manipulation from real informational messages. well, in fact, the situation has improved, both in view of the fact that ukrainians have actually come face to face with reality , that is, from some words from some e after trying to deceive

andrii karakuts about this trend - he is the head of the ngo , the center for applied research of the ngo, the center for international security candidate of historical sciences, good morning to you, in fact, to you as well as to a person who, even internationally, understands both economics and history, because here it all somehow got mixed up, where is this ilona maska’s wife, she is not the only representative of that western capital-capitalist of the world that admires the ideas of marxism, leninism, communism, and lives as if it were good and warm, where did it come from, this is in those people who live so well there, really, in america, there are very powerful trends, just the support of various socialist people, yes they don't think that there must be some kind of communism there, as in general, if you look at the right-wing democratic party, and there is a very powerful left wing , okazia cortes is one of the representatives of this curve, and in general, these are the ideas of justice that allegedly rich people seized a lot of different resources control the economy yes and accordingly the poor cannot er get any er o

and a recent paper center for advanced security strategic integration studies, needs to adopt key strategies, including oversight mechanisms in your contributions and extra military assistance as among other things, of course. and as you and g 7 plus the pledge, huge summons for the so called new marshal plan. europe continues to be gripped by an energy crisis and falling industrial outputs. the fertilizer states has been heads with 70 percent of capacity offline. european thing smelters have had the courts or even completely holds their operations, or some 27 percent of silicon and federal outputs has also been most bold just for some context. now the original marshal plan with the global economic aid initiative by the u. s. to help europe rebuild at the end of world war 2 and aside from helping, helping hand from washington, it was also a pragmatic deal designed to stop the communist parties coming to power. as well as to secure american political and military influence in the region. a fate to be preventing european allies for making on wanted foreign policy decisions as well. don't take

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for this great reporting out of the west coast of florida. joining me now is marcus coleman, the director of the department of homeland security center for faith-based and community partnerships. director coleman, thank you for being with us tonight. let me start with saying, president biden has issued a federal disaster declaration, declarations, i would say, in plural, in florida and off of both carolinas. for devastation of the kind we've seen in florida. where do federal recovery efforts stand now and in the carolinas? i would imagine you are still trying to assess the damage done in the last day. >> reverend sharpton, thank you for having me on this program and you are right, there's a substantial amount of damage and multiple states. i just want to start by giving my sincere prayers and condolences to those who have lost loved ones, lost homes, and lost families. president biden has enacted fema and the entire federal family to be in full support of the people of florida, and we continue to coordinate and support closely those that are impacted by hurricane ian, from south carolina, north carolina, and, of course, georgia as well. we are worki

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think we 'll come back to this topic for sure, at least until the next prime minister comes in, oleksandr hara, an expert on issues of foreign security policy of the centeror defense strategies was on radio liberty, well, one more topic briefly norway plans to limit the use of drones for security purposes today the ministry of transport of ukraine began relevant consultations with the department of civil aviation a day earlier literally the day before the airport of the country's second largest city, bergen, closed for a short time after that as local residents noticed a drone nearby, well, it seemed to me, why are norwegians here, norway and the drones that fly there are just drones especially since it is in ukraine. the drone is already mostly associated with weapons, but norway is a peaceful country. well , the point is that in recent weeks , several russian citizens have been detained in norway, who were taking suspicious photos, including from drones, just three days ago, on october 17, for two week, a 47-year-old man with russian and british passports was arrested on charges of operating a drone on the island of svalbard and possibly in other place

matthew craney joins us now, the acting director of the atlantic councils scowcroft center for atlantic security he has also served as an intelligence defense official for republican and democratic administrations. matthew, is this different than the usual temper tantrums we have seen him throw in the past? what is kim jong-un after this time? >> i think it is similar to some of the crises we have seen in the past. and i think kim jong-un is doing two things here. one, sometimes a test is just a test. kim jong-un has ambitious goals for his strategic forces, he wants longer-range and more accurate icbms, summary launch elastic missiles, multiple warhead missiles, and he needs to conduct more tests to know that he has those capabilities. but, the second thing here is, we have gotten into a bit of this -for-tat with the united states engaging in shares of force to deter north korea and assure allies in japan and south korea and that kim jong- un in north korea retaliating. so, it is a little bit like two guys in a bar getting into a fight. it is one thing to make verbal threats and the show of for

amesh adalja, johns hopkins center for public -- health security at the bloomberg school of public healthior scholar. dr. adalja, welcome to the program. guest: thank you for having me. host: the new york times is talking about a triple-demic. flu, rsv and covid. they may collide this winter. flu cases are respected to be higher than normal. another virus, rsv, is filling of pediatric hospitals. what is going on? guest: we could not expect to have a respite for every virus except covid for forever. the viruses were going to come back when people started socially interacting. they were blunted because of the stay-at-home orders, because of people wearing masks. now people -- most people are back to their normal lives. these viruses have come back. they never really went anywhere but were at lower levels. what happened is that there may be individuals who have not been exposed to these viruses as much. that is the case with rsv. a little off-season. that is sort of what is happening as we transition back to normalcy with these respiratory viruses. the key thing in a situation where we are n

then he went to study at the international center for peacekeeping and security, then met his wife annathe lviv region. since then, the girl's life has changed, there are constant worries and expectations, he did not contact me for four days. i must have raised my brigade of all his friends, then he contacted me and wrote that everything is fine and then everything has calmed down for me i am waiting when plus does not write or everything is fine or when he calls well i am constantly waiting for a connection to appear when the full-scale invasion of russia into ukraine began the man again without hesitation went to defend ukraine could not return to zhytomyr paratroopers ago joined the ranks of the 103rd brigade of the territorial defense forces, now defends the positions in donetsk region prevailed, but the war of the 14th year to the 22nd year for us was, as it were , training, we have a lot of people and learned holding weapons in the hands of a lot of people, that's why we did this war, we were all ready for it, so now they are fighting with the russians, and they are also destroyin

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former senior intelligence official who focused on russia and eurasia and is now at the center for eurasian securitypartisan national security and policy think tank, and a writer of six russian books on history and politics. thank you very much. welcome, both of you, to the newshour. how much pressure do you believe putin was under domestically to escalate after battlefield losses in eastern ukraine and this weekend's attack on the bridge linking russia to occupied crimea? >> my sense is he is under increasing pressure from the hardline faction inside russia, and i say that for a couple of reasons. first and foremost are the strikes we s yesterday and today. my sense is that this is something that the hardline factions have been calling on for some time. their view of this war is to terrorize ukrainians in order to compel them to concede. i think they misread the ukrainian public, but i do think that these attacks are growing ascendancy inside the kremlin. again, this is someone that these hardline factions have been calling on for some time. once again, i do think that putin's decisions are increas

konstantin bogdanov senior research fellow at the primakov center for international security and imodoctrines of nuclear countries everywhere there are certain conditions under which they are ready to use nuclear weapons, but they all hmm let's say they give room for interpretation. today, the so -called nuclear club includes the united states russia great britain france china the official nuclear powers, as well as india pakistan and the dprk, it is believed that it possesses nuclear weapons and israel does not deny, but does not refute the presence of the arsenal the united states considers the possibility of using nuclear forces only in exceptional circumstances to protect the vital interests of the country of its allies and partners. the main task is to convince the enemy that any nuclear escalation will turn out for him unacceptable consequences. russia reserves the right to use nuclear weapons in retaliation. in the event of its use against her or her allies, as well as under the condition of aggression using conventional weapons, if the very existence of the state of great bri

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i am the vice chair of the center for strategy and security and an atlantic council board of directors member. i am pleased to welcome you to this event exploring how the united states can succeed against russia and china to secure supply chains and win the race for advanced technologies. convening such -- are integral to the mission for developing sustainable, nonpartisan strategies to address the most important security challenges facing the united states and the world. this event is the first in a series of bipartisan hearings which aims to engage policymakers related to secured supply chains, technology, competition and related challenges posed by china and russia. today we are delighted to be joined by michael mccaul, lead republican of the house foreign affairs committee and united states representative from the great state of texas, author of the recently passed chips for america act that has been a leading voice on national sick ready issues involving china. he is also chair of the china task force. congress and mccall, thank you for being here. the world is in a new era of gre

security information centers. a pilot project is already running. and what will they be these centers for, what are they needed for at all. and where will they work? an information security center will be created in each regional department of the security department, and in the very apparatus of the security department, the information security center will introduce all our centralized monitoring consoles. where do alarms go with systems security information center. we can recognize any person who has committed a theft at our guarded facility and all our patrol vehicles and employees have disappeared. uh, they have personal and car dvrs. from here we have the opportunity to watch in real time all the actions of our e employees in cases where we see that the employees are resisting, we automatically social security e, we send an additional detachment to call for help to carry out detention, for example, in the past year. we have 36 employees who were injured while not serving today in 2022, only 12, speaking specifically about our country. right now, what is your focus on? the vector of a

president and we are pleased to have you here today joining us this event, cohosted with the center for new american security. to mark the release of michael gordon excellent new book "degrade & destroy." because michael has had exceptional access to top u.s. officials and military commanders and because of his extraordinary firsthand reporting from battlefields he's produced a must read book on this historic conflict. we were very proud to have michael with us in-house at fdd while he was working on the book and we understand you also spent time at cns during the same. are all happy to see it on the shelves today. it's available for purchase all major booksellers, , online info that you here in person in the back of the room at the conclusion of today'sen events. michael gordon currently serves as as a national security correspondent for the "wall street journal." in addition to his latest book he is the co-author with the late general bernard trainor, i wonder foment a three definitive histories of the united states wars in iraq. full disclosure, i have known michael for a rather long time. i won't tell yo

valery the king are the founders and heads of the analytical organization, the center for communication of specific securityspresso channel and all the viewers, mr. hryhoriyu, were you thinking about where to start our who understood what, what would be an example ours, let's say yes, our enemy, our aggressor, we did not accept everything equally. putin on valdai, was there something new there that needed our attention, or did the rhetoric not change, or on the contrary, are there any nuances that need certain accents? i understand that you know how to read between the lines like that, so i ask you to evaluate this yesterday's speech of our main aggressor, the innovation is precisely that that we are still watching putin and his speech, valdai, this is a communication weapon of a content nature, we need to move away from their theses because they are imposing their dominance on us . know how and are not able, unfortunately, still at the level of production, generation, or rather content, they are world leaders at the world level why because they are ruled by fear and we, unfortunately, help them in this ins

thank you , oleksandr, for conversation this was oleksandr khara, an expert on foreign and security policy of the centerse strategies, friends, if you are watching us now on youtube, please like it, you can become our sponsor we will be very grateful to you on the youtube channel. i will say goodbye to you until tomorrow. tomorrow we will be visiting major general of the armed forces of ukraine serhiy kryvonos. we will talk about the situation on the front line of the threat, the reaction of the liver to putin's threats, and in a word it will be interesting not to sleep at 5 p.m. :00 i wish you good health bye bye guest of explosions overnight russia struck bila tserkva in kyiv region using iranian kamikaze drones where else can iranian drones fly and how will kyiv respond the price ceiling for russian oil and there is a blow to the defense sphere of the ambassador

pavla, for the conversation, pavla kyachuk, head of security programs, the center for global studies,ategy 21, was with us, we talked with him about what lies ahead , when they say that then we can lose our temper. i think that any normal person who came to ukraine just now would have already started to lose his temper. but nevertheless, we have already, as you can see , managed to find some kind of balance. all gone yes, you know that, i always say that i remember that ukrainians are like that, i don’t know who is the author of this winged phrase and i often repeat it too, i really like that ukrainians are champions of survival somehow, well, this is a nation that survived the holodomor, survived the dru the world war that took place here like this well, let's say it's not so bad that few people suffered more among the civilian population well, maybe belarusians and poles well, but the ukrainians also suffered the most, it was the civilian population during the second world war that stalinist those repressions, purges, deportations to siberia, western ukraine, executions, my god, eve

definitely see it, but it should be noted that this is rather a matter for the national security and defense council, because this is the centerisinformation, which i head, it deals with purely problematic issues of combating disinformation and countermeasures, and the issue of sanctions is uh, another level and this the audit level itself of national security and defense of ukraine, well, the question is that the less information, the more disinformation, if there is no specific published list, we can now fantasize about how much information there is, and then you, your center, will use this to fight against the disinformation that we will spread as a result of the lack of information positive information from the national security council of the list of people under sanctions, am i right-handed or not? yes, you are right , but still, the question has been raised, not for the first time, and it is much worse here than in medicine. it is necessary to do no harm. and this is the most important thing, because the information is either distorted or insufficient in volume. it can cause a greater resonance and more negativity than

and we are pleased to have you here today joining us for this event cohosted with the center for new american security to mark the release of michael gordon's excellent book the inside story of the war against the islamic state from barack obama to donald trump. because michael had exceptional access to officials and military commanders and extraordinary first-hand reporting from battlefields he has written a book on this conflict while he was working on the book and also spent theai time doing the same and we are happy to see it it's available for purchase and for those of you in person in the back of the room at the conclusion of today's events currently serving as the national security correspondent for "the wall street journal" in addition to the latest book the co-author with the late general bernard trainor three histories from the united states for in iraq full disclosure i have known michael for a long time i want to you how long because he look so young you may not want to admit age believe in the same bullpen in your times in the previous country. and astonishingly good reporter for the stor

joining me now is marcus coleman, the director for the department of homeland security center for faithip, which is part of the federal emergency management agency. thank you for joining me today, mr. coleman. let me ask you, while fema has been helping bring relief to thousands of people, some floridians have reportedly expressed frustration over the lack of assistance. residents particularly in south was florida cold inner times that they were having trouble navigating the process of applying for federal disaster leave and have not seen much evidence of boots on the ground. what is your response? >> reverend sharpton, thank you for having me this afternoon. again, my prayers and continued thoughts are with those impacted by hurricane ian. my response is that it will simply take a whole community effort and a national coalition effort to make sure that we are getting better every day, and that we are meeting the needs of disaster survivors. we still want people to dial one 800, 6 to 1 through 62 -- for those that are able. they may find it more effective and efficient they go to disast

potentially be designated so that a fire department, a fire brigade and so-called security centers are located there, for example , the ruskopolyan community near cherkasy region, which borders absolutely cherkaschyna, they literally did a lot there on their own to make this security center where they united the community police officer and the voluntary formation of the territorial community in one building , and their fire department is also definitely based there which consists partly of volunteers." eh, but you know, each service has its own powers and its own functions, eh, volunteer fire brigades, they in no way replace the functions of eh dsems, those professional firefighters who can localize large eh fires and emergency situations, volunteers who, as i was taught, gave them these are still people, ordinary people who have uh others who have certain jobs who do not have the opportunity to be 100% here and now and 100% react to any situation on the spot, that's why state functions remain and remain extremely important today, but it is important here if we are talking about a favorite formation tha

program. of politics and international security of the razumkov center , we will continue this international topic now with oleksandr khary - an expert of the center fortegies on foreign and security policy, diplomats and former advisers to the minister of defense of ukraine greetings mr. oleksandr good evening tell me mr. oleksandr what do you think is possible with the format of the meeting? united states great britain ? this is a bluff, because the first and most important thing is after the crimes that were committed, and the actual legalization, let’s say it’s difficult to say in russian in the legal space of ukrainian territories, and ukraine refused, and president zelenskyi is absolutely clear that the process is not he only said, but even signed in the decree, what he stated that he cannot dilute with putin. i think it is absolutely clear that there is nothing to talk about, at least mr. biden from this campaign , and i think that ms. lize tras also agrees with this, that's what exactly it is about you can talk to him, he is essentially a war criminal, of course there are difficulties in bringing him to justice. but this is already the second

matthew kroenig is with us now he's the acting director of the atlantic scowcroft center for strategy and security. he also served as intelligence official in republican and democratic administrations matthew, is this different than the usual temper tantrums that we've seen him throw in the past what's kim jong-un after this time >> i think it's similar to some of the crises we've seen in the past i think kim jong-un is doing two things here. one, sometimes a test is just a test kim jong-un has laid out ambitious goals for his strategic forces he wants longer range more accurate icbms submarine launch ballistic missiles so-called mrv missiles with multiple warheads and he needs to conduct more tests to know he has those capabilities but the second thing here is we've gotten into a little bit of a tit-for-tat with the united states engaging in shows of force to deter north korea and assure its allies in japan and south korea and kim jong-un in north korea retaliating. it is a bit like two guys in a bar getting into a fight it's one thing to make verbal threats and show of force is something else so

really pleased to have you here today joining us for this event co-hosted with the center for a new american security to mark the release of michael gordon's. excellent new book degrade and destroy the inside story of the war against the islamic state. from barack obama to donald trump. because michael has had exceptional access to top u.s. officials and military commanders. and because of his extraordinary firsthand reporting from the battlefields, he's produced a must read book on this historic >> w we were very proud to have michael with us in that period while he was working on the book and he also spent time we are all happy to see it on the shelves it's available for purchase and for those of you here in person att the back of the room at the conclusion of today's events. currently serving as the national security correspondentur from "the wall street journal" and is the co-author with the late general bernard the writer of three definitive histories. full disclosure i have known michael for a long time i will tell you how long because he looks so young that we were in the same bolton at "the n

maksym majorov, an expert at the center for strategic communications and information security, joinsome you ah let's talk about the refutation of fakes and how, at the state level, fakes are actually refuted by the russian mass media and russian high-ranking officials eh good evening well, in fact, she didn’t raise the problem with russian fakes yesterday and it didn’t appear at the beginning of the great invasion. really, this is such an immanent sign. it’s a sign of russian information policy and russian foreign policy, in particular . involved in such lies and propaganda