people's deputy of ukraine. the secretary of the verkhovna rada committee on national security, defense and intelligence, a colonel of the security service of ukraine, he is currently defending ukraine at the front . he is not always at the front. days ago you defended mykolaiv and went to the united states. that is why he is engaged in his work on the front as a military and diplomatic political p. of defense and intelligence, if i say so, i am not asking now about any secret things, but in principle, for example , at least to the data committee, the question is how to act, or at least there, the ministry of defense should consult or tell. and what do we have to do in response is it all being resolved at the level of the military leadership and they are deciding how to act in view of the fact that the enemy has decided to multiply his army here in ukraine please , of course, we in the committee discuss these issues and understand that it is necessary to take some action there, and we are cooperating with the ministry of defense and our other defense security teams in this regard. but the main task is r

people's deputy of ukraine, faction, voice, member to the committee on national security and defense and intelligenceand my congratulations, if we start from this figure given by western intelligence, for example, 80,000 are both killed and wounded and captured. please tell me in the context of the total number of the russian army there, uh, it is not enough. is it a lot, and how easy or difficult will it be for them to compensate for these losses, just now because they planned for the war to continue, for it to continue until exhaustion? well, actually compensating for the losses of the russian army is already difficult, i will simply explain that the group of russian troops operating on the territory of ukraine is about 200,000 there, this figure is relatively sufficient because part of the battalions of the relevant groups are sent to restoration, part is replenished, part is in reserve, but it is approximately from 187-190,000, this is the number, and so far the russians manage to maintain this number, to maintain this number, but every time they do it is yours and it is more difficult, and in fa

and to this day, the apple hasn't fallen far from the tree, the department of defense and intelligence agencies in the united states. they're the primary contractors and they get up to 80 percent of their satellite image data from these private companies. the federal government has also subsidized a lot of the development and there they are hand in glove, in a sense, in the case of a situation like the russia, ukraine conflict. it's pretty common to see russian troop movements. but i have yet to seen a single image of ukrainian truth that is, that a conscious decision on the part of these companies to withhold that or is there a government requirement to withhold what could be damaging tactical information on u. s. allies? and it's probably a combination of both. we need to always be asking every time we see a satellite image and knows what is being shown. what does the caption say? who put the arrows and the circles into the graphic field of that image? and what is being argued on the basis of that image, who generated the satellite image? ah, the answer is, whoever has the money pers

people's deputy of ukraine, secretary of the verkhovna rada's committee on national security, defense and intelligence the security service of ukraine, now he defends ukraine at the front. he defended mykolaiv and went to the united states. that is why he is engaged in his work on the front as a military and diplomatic political p. roman. i congratulate you . about this mobilization by russia to the secretary of the committee on national security, defense and intelligence, if i say so, i am not asking now about any secret things, but in principle, for example , given at least to the committee, the question is presented as follows

. >> next a discussion on how intelligence is used to combat cyber warfare and inform cyber security measures with director of the defense intelligence agency lieutenant general scott berrier and cyber command director david frederick. their discussion took place at the billington cyber security conference in washington dc . this is 20 minutes. >> hello everyone. thank you again to rvp panelists. we will now transition to a fireside chat. this one titled transforming intelligence support, cyber war fighting, moderating the fireside chat is david frederick, executive director at usi bridge cyber command speaking alongside director frederick is lieutenant general scott berrier, director of the defense intelligence agency. everybody around of applause for our speakers. [applause] so general, so good to see you today and really an honor to be able to moderate this ironside chat. we go way back, i think we worked together first in 2005 so it's just a pleasure to see you again today. >> great to be here with you and results in interesting times back in. today we're seeing through times now in this area of strategic competition

times now and the era ofstrategic competition in your role and mine . >> i'll jump right in with questions for you about defense intelligencend your strategy and how you see the role related to a cyberspace and support for cyberspace operations. my first question general barrier, the defense intelligence agency is a key player in the intelligence community especially in your role in supporting combat and command and given the strategic shift toward strategic competition how is cia changing itsstrategy and mission capability ? >> thanks dave. there have been a number of changes in the defense intelligence agency the past couple of years but what hasn't changed is our commitment to foundational military intelligence. that is foreign militaries around the world, their capabilities, their doctrine, their training and to be able to bring that to the department of defense. i think in this era of strategic competition what we've tried to do in accordance with the national defense strategy is to realign dia to be able to better support that. last year we stood up an office, deputy director for global integration. think of that offi

ukraine secretary of the committee of the verkhovna rada on matters of national security, defense and intelligenceonel of the security service of ukraine, a person who is currently dealing with the ukrainian rooster well, we will probably take a short break , true, and continue. literally in a few minutes, the goal will be in 25 20 20 15 i want to drive this scumbag out of our land 5 3 2 fire wild creatures hunt washing machines and we are from ukraine and insure our machines online at hotline-finance hotline finance

ukraine was our guest and the sector of the parliamentary committee on national security defense and intelligence of the security service of ukraine about the service security of ukraine spoke 31 years ago, on september 20, she appeared and was replaced by the kdb. well, let's talk about volunteers, they, we, sometimes this service is also involved, in particular, not so long ago, at the beginning of september, there were searches, we remember they came defiantly about the search to the lviv volunteer programmer and the scientist svyatoslav lytinsky in particular. he reported about this on his facebook and he will be on our broadcast. and i will just remind you who litynsky is since the beginning of russia's war against ukraine since the 14th, every year he helps servicemen of the armed forces of ukraine on february 24, already when russia began a full-scale invasion of the territory of ukraine, he intensified his activities and began to bring cars for the soldiers of the armed forces of ukraine from abroad , well, we know that this is all done by the regime. transport forms

yes, we do it. issues of national security and defense and intelligence, the colonel of the security service of ukraine is in touch with us and we thank you for participating in this broadcast, we continue our discussion deputy director of the center for middle eastern studies serhiy danilov, we will be in touch now. well, let's try to go and watch the first results of the shanghai cooperation organization for myself. i will honestly tell you that it was very interesting to watch everything for this reason, after all. the same moment of russian-chinese contacts, the very fact that sidzelpin is going to samarkand, that he will meet with vladimir putin there, means that these meetings are possible at the level of the head of the people's republic of china , the prime minister of india, the prime minister of pakistan and of course there were it is clear that russian propaganda will use it as it is and use it to show that the majority of humanity will be isolated, it is generally for us. we all meet with them, but as a result, we analyze completely different things, what he said there in

defense hanna malyar wrote about this amendments to the law of ukraine on military duty and military service on the voluntary registration of women, the ministry and the verkhovna rada committee on national security, defense and intelligence are currently working on the draft law , so the answer and denied this information was denied by mrs. bezugula, a people's deputy of ukraine who is a member of the committee of the verkhovna rada i noted that the corresponding proposal in the form of a draft law was not received from the ministry of defense, to which the painter referred, the question was removed from on the agenda and the parliament of the 22nd year will not consider this issue , will not consider it, because the list of dates for departure abroad is all regulated at the level of the cabinet of ministers , you will not change it for this month in your orders , there will be a military record that you are there and they wrote ms. bezugla. well, we are moving on with we are in contact with the avdiivka city military administration, mr. vitaly, we are glad to see you. glory to ukraine, in particular, avdiivka and the sands. please detail what you can, at least, the situation has not changed, as it has already been there

she is there in the committee on issues of security, defense and intelligence , so she went there somewhereo join the military, she froze in the south of our country, she froze, well, it's cold now and it's clear that she didn't spend the night in a hotel. and then she raised the question. well, now the only question is that it's all , you know, somehow, so that you don't deal with those people who will deal with it, that we won't have winter clothes, god forbid, i believe that of course , the military, their families, volunteers, er, cartridges, they take care of it, you know, this is an old ukrainian tradition since the days of sich, when a man, a boy, went to sich , his mother bought him, his father bought a horse, harness , clothes, everything is not er, armor and weapons, everything necessary for that for the cossack to go to sich, so to speak showed that he was a cossack, he didn't come like that and there. give me the same thing. now in ukraine, cossacks are in our blood. sergey. so, let 's continue the conversation . i will not ask so as not to reveal secrets , but i understand that

the reaction of the world community and nato countries, and i would like to mention that the main intelligence department of the ministry of defenseukraine and vadym skibytsky, as one of the speakers of this institution , noted that the use by russia of tactical nuclear weapons maybe somewhere on the battlefield - it's a pretty high probability as of right now based on probably certain places actually has more extensive information but i uh i'm convinced that in- even in the entourage of the russian president, there are people who understand everything, the whole thing, if not all the horror of the consequences that will be caused by the use of nuclear weapons, because the nuclear weapons of the year 45 have never been used anywhere, if the use of even tactical nuclear weapons comes from the side of the russian federation, then i am convinced that russia will cease to exist in its current format one hundred percent well, piskov said, he was asked in which borders exactly today these regions were annexed well, maybe this one is not important for us because anyway this is a fake procedure and ceremony, but nevertheless, he gave comm

people's deputy of ukraine , secretary of the verkhovna rada committee on national security, defense and intelligence, colonel of the security service of ukraine, a person who is currently engaged in ukrainian cock well, we will probably take a short break, and continue literally in a few minutes the goal will be in 25 two 20 minutes 10 i want to drive this fool out of our earth five three two one fire some creatures hunt washing machines and we are from ukraine and insure our cars online on the hotline, the price of the hotline, finance, insurance, of course, online, families grow, love grows in the family, warmth lives, support and thousands of prayers , the family protects and when it does not leave, the family is sacred and without a family, there is no nation and people, the family is unbreakable , we are all relatives, the family is ukraine , as long as the whole country chooses the future, program your place in it. keep the chance that comes only once. it generation is a program of numbers and partners for absolutely free training in it professions, get the profession of the future and become

, the secretary of the committee of the supreme council of ukraine on national security, defense and intelligenceolonel roman kostenko of the security service of ukraine well, let 's talk about how the disposition changes on your opinion and what can happen in general on the southern trailing direction, but let's try to start with what we saw in the e-e information tapes yesterday regarding kherson when the e-e russians talked about a firefight with some unknown people in e-e in this occupied place and now it is said about the fact that allegedly these unknown people it is well known that it was a firefight between the kadyrivites and the wagnerites, you just know that this is such a latin term for batteries uh mafia so when the war of rats and frogs i will now, while you answer, i will see how i have to say it correctly, but the story itself is very interesting. yes, we have heard for a long time about the fact that there are always such uh, between them, let's say the solution to the question of who is better or who should perform which tasks, and to kadyrivtsik in general in all armed forces o

zaluzhnyi and the first deputy chairman of the parliamentary committee on national security , defense and intelligence mykhailo zabrodsky for ukrinform, in which they talked about a series of successful missile attacks on the enemy's crimean airbases, ukraine did not officially take responsibility for the explosions on the temporarily occupied peninsula, constant shelling and storming of positions in donetsk region, the ukrainian military continues to maintain a defense between them and the russians, sometimes a distance of 30 meters in such conditions. everyone has their own strategy for fighting while the occupiers are covering the positions of the armed forces of ukraine, the ukrainian defenders operate in smaller groups and use drones more details, the positions of the armed forces directly on the front line, the army says that the russians are constantly trying to storm them, first they cover them with artillery, then they throw them into battle on that sunday, and there was also complete trash, everything was scattered here, everything was uprooted , trees were asked to come here, part of the la

high-level position, i worked running research and development in programs with the department of defense and intelligence communities and, from my interactions with these people, these organizations, twitter would be a gold mine from my understanding from people in the community who focus on foreign intelligence organizations and assets. if you placed someone in twitter as i believe -- as we know has happened, it would be difficult to twitter to find them. they would probably be able to stay there for a long period of time and again significant amount of information to provide back on either targeting people or information as to twitter's decisions and discussions and to the direction of the company. sen. cotton: does that include in twitter's u.s. officers versus overseas or is that distinction immaterial given the way twitter functions? peiter: i believe that is immaterial and both. sen. cotton: thank you. peiter: my pleasure. sen. durbin: thank you, senator cotton. we will take a five-minute break and return to senator whitehouse.

people's deputy of ukraine deputy head of the council committee on matters of national security and defense intelligencen our airwaves. well, the general assembly session of the united nations general assembly is going on. there will be a speech by the president of the united states, joseph biden. he was a little late, now the president of bosnia and herzegovina is speaking, we can see it live. a picture of a video from new york, because joseph biden 's speech you can watch it on the espresso youtube channel. please follow right now. come and watch it so you don't miss the ukrainian translation. it will be targeted on the 18th. joe biden should be there for us. it's also important. please watch and spread the broadcast . then borkovsky recorded powerful explosions in advance at the artillery warehouse, the head of the luhansk military administration, serhiy gaidai , and his program, the list of collaborators, right now this week in the program, the collaborators are a list of scumbags, the leaders and traitors of kharkiv oblast, who helped capture the raisin of balaklia and kupyansk, the first time i ra

to a teenager's bedroom than a safe and secure place to keep our nation's most sensitive defense and intelligencenickknacks, things like newspaper clippings and gifts. all told, the fbi took 33 boxes, seven of them from trump's office, simultaneously raising more doubt about how much trump knew about what he had and turning up the pressure on some of those on his own legal team who assured the fbi that no records were stored there in his office. they said they were all down in the storage facility. perhaps the most alarming new tidbit that we learned today, they found 43 folders marked classified with nothing, nada, zilch, inside. something to keep in mind that just because this is news to all of us does not mean it's new information to those federal investigators. in all likelihood, the department of justice is several steps ahead of us, somewhere in the process of a sprawling effort to track down the chain of custody of those folders to figure out where whatever was once in inside went. while we process this trove of details, the wheels are turning at the department of justice as trump's legal

allied forces, with the support of the tanks, was supposed to break through the defenses and capture the settlement, intelligenceorted they were met in heavy fire. multiple launch rocket system support for the snipers of the unit of our southern military district, the courage of each and the overall success thanks to uh, competent tactical actions, commanders, companies, the enemy was pulled into his bag part of the enemy. despite this, it was able to approach the defenders. the frontiers of the enemy were inflicted a decisive fire defeat. e you were captured weapons samples t-72 tanks were captured. uh, there is an m113 transporter in the area. here it is the same american armored personnel carrier. m-13. it began to be produced in the sixties, the russian military had already captured similar equipment by nationalists. they just dropped her and ran away. this fight was six enemy armored personnel carriers and four tanks were destroyed the t-72 tank was produced in 76 in the soviet union then. such vehicles were delivered to poland now, as captured tankers reported, 30 of these vehicles were sent to ukraine and

high-level position, i worked running research and development in programs with the department of defense and intelligence communities and, from my interactions with these people, these organizations, twitter would be a gold mine from my understanding from people in the community who focus on foreign intelligence organizations and assets. if you placed someone in twitter as i believe -- as we know has happened, it would be difficult to twitter to find them. they would probably be able to stay there for a long period of time and again significant amount of information to provide back on either targeting people or information as to twitter's decisions and discussions and to the direction of the company. sen. cotton: does that include in twitter's u.s. officers versus overseas or is that distinction immaterial given the way twitter functions? peiter: i believe that is immaterial and both. sen. cotton: thank you. peiter: my pleasure. sen. durbin: thank you, senator cotton. we will take a five-minute break and return to senator whitehouse. >> the senate judiciary committee taking a break from this hearing with

the ukrainian defense forces and release the enemy's capture of the territory, it is primarily about systems air defense tanks and bmps of german production announced in our intelligence. by the way, on september 13, the minister of foreign affairs of ukraine dmytro kuleba criticized the refusal of the german ministry of defense to hand over the leopard-2 and bmp-marder tanks to ukraine, and this somewhat contrasts with the statement of the chancellor of germany, olaf schultz, who stated recently , just yesterday, to the spiegel publication that the weapons that germany handed over to ukrainian soldiers play a decisive role in the current events on the scholsa front reminded that the military aid for ukraine from germany includes anti-aircraft installations, cheetah howitzers , panzer howitzers - rocket salvo systems, and the latest anti-aircraft systems, arist. but in this, in fact, true, but not all. because when the same bundeswehr has 642 leopard tanks and more than 700 marder bmps in stock, the questions that arise in kyiv are quite understandable, as well as regarding scholz’s reluctance to agree to contracts for the manufacture of new weapons . it is precisely

and now he can never again threaten the american people. 20 years after afghanistan is over. our intelligence, defenseorism professionals, and the building behind me and across the government, continue their vigilance against terrorist threats that have evolved and spread to new regions of the world. we will continue to monitor and disrupt terrorist activities wherever we find them, wherever they exist, and we will never hesitate to do what is necessary to defend the american people. what was destroyed, we have repaired. what was threatened, we fortified. what was attacked, the indomitable spirit has never wavered. we raised monuments and memorials to the citizens whose blood sacrificed on these grounds and in shanksville and ground zero to keep touch of the memory, to keep it bright throughout the decades that come. when future generations come here to sit in the shade of the maple trees that shelter the memorial grown tall and strong with passing years, they will find the names of patriots. they will feel the connection that will come to pass september 11, 2001, and how our country was forever chang

people i have gathered the best and brightest in the field of defense and security and we let's find out what is happening there the main intelligence directorate of the ministry of defense of ukraine called on the international community, international organizations and governments to promote the effective and objective work of the mini-megawatt at the zaporizhzhia npp . objects in the statement of the intelligence it is said that the employees of the station are subject to repression, some have disappeared, some of them have agreed to cooperate with the occupiers for various reasons, so the gur believes that the nuclear plant needs a permanent the presence of the mgt mission, the territory of the nuclear power plant must be immediately demilitarized and a 10-kilometer safety zone and a protected transport corridor must be created to deliver equipment and specialists to the plant to ensure the operation of the zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant, the pentagon calls on ukraine and russia to do so, the newly appointed press secretary of the us department of defense, petrider, during the first pres. - the conference said they support the

and counties east of the city. he is on the house intelligence committee where he serves as the ranking member of the defense intelligence subcommittee. and he's a doctor and serves in the army reserves and his service included a tour in iraq as as a combat surgeon. i now welcome representative turner to get his remarks. >> thank you jason. take you for having us here today and want to thank the rand corporation for hosting us. this is an effort on the part of the members of the intelligence committee to engage with the think tank and academic communities for purposes of gaining information and understanding about the topics within our jurisdiction make sure we focus on national security. it's been one of our main goals to refocus the intelligence committee back to national security actual threats that are posed to our nation by adversaries. this session today which your hosting fits greatly into our ability to get information from those individuals who are experts and have expertise to be able to take it back to congress which we can translate into actual policies. want to thank doctor brad wenstrup for coordinating thi

up, and now zawahiri can never again threaten the american people in 20 years after afghanistan is over. but our commitment to protecting the united states is without end. our intelligence and defenseounterterrorism professionals in the building behind me and across the government continue their vigilance against terrorist threats that has evolved and spread to new regions of the world. we'll continue to monitor and disrupt the terror activities where we find them or wherever they exist and will never hesitate to do what's necessary to defend the american people. what was destroyed we have repaired. what was threatened, we fortified. what was attacked, the innominable spirit has never, ever wavered. we raised monuments and memorials to the citizens whose blood was sacrificed on these grounds and shanksville to keep touch about the memories, keep it bright for all the decades to come. when future generations come here to sit in the shade of the shapele trees that cover the memorial and grown strong in passing years, they'll find the names of patriots and they'll feel the connection. it will come to pass on september 11 u2 001 and how our country was forever changed. and i hope that

and support for cyberspace operations. my first question general barrier, the defense intelligence agency is a key player in the intelligenceombat and command and given the strategic shift toward strategic competition how is cia changing itsstrategy and mission capability ? >> thanks dave. there have been a number of changes in the defense intelligence agency the past couple of years but what hasn't changed is our commitment to foundational military intelligence. that is foreign militaries around the world, their capabilities, their doctrine, their training and to be able to bring that to the department of defense. i think in this era of strategic competition what we've tried to do in accordance with the national defense strategy is to realign dia to be able to better support that. last year we stood up an office, deputy director for global integration. think of that office as the ga three or operations function for the agency where that individual is leading the charge can really direct activities, realign resources and move to the sound that we need tomove to . as it relates to china and russia. >> speaking of china and r

and military-technical component. if we take these three points as the basis of our further conversation, that is, reconnaissance, anti-missile or anti-aircraft defense in nuances and mobile defense, we will certainly start with intelligencevyacheslav, you take part in hostilities, you understand the peculiarities of the enemy's tactics on the battlefield, what is important from the point of view of ensuring the needs of ukrainian intelligence capabilities army what is lacking and what does the enemy have in terms of what he can overcome us in order to know his strengths and methods of countermeasures maybe in my opinion , that is, my experience. rather, let's say it like this now , the dominant forms of intelligence are aerial reconnaissance and space , it is supplemented by radio intelligence, that is, in communication with the fact that aerial reconnaissance is especially now when the weather conditions, let's say, are not very favorable, it has become less effective, and it is not only cheap commercial drones, and this more powerful system is already of military purpose because it is raining and fog clouds and so on. and so on, it also affects the same clouds on space development. and now, er , the same radio intellig

that is simultaneously the criminal investigation and the defense intelligence assessment. so, if she refuses to disentangle that not, then they have a basis for an emergency appeal, on that-limited issue. and i think, even a very right-wing court might recognize that the national defense is a bit beyond political party. she said herself, in a footnote, that she would want to go ahead and appoint this special master to find the attorney client privilege material, even if her restraining order -- which, by the way, the former president didn't even ask for. he only asked for an injunction until a special master is appointed. but you went for, that she gave him more than what he asked for. she has made it clear that, if that parties spend id, she is almost -- them to spend it. then she would go there with her special master, which is crazy, and which makes no sense, but which at -- then the investigation could go on. so, i think the justice department can craft a solution that doesn't involve just tossing their fate into the pit of lines, in which six of the 11 judges of the 11

foreign countries that will provide us with support well, two and 8 billion dollars for the continuation of military intelligence and other defense support, unfortunately, there is also such an item as 35 million dollars that will go to finance the preparation for potential nuclear and radiological incidents in ukraine, as well as to prevent theft of materials nuclear or radiological hungary opposes new eu energy sanctions against russia this was announced by the head of the prime minister's office, hergel gulyash, according to him, hungary is currently waiting for the full list restrictions and only when he will announce his decision. however, the country does not support energy sanctions. i would like to remind you that this week hungarian prime minister viktor orban said that the sanctions had the opposite effect, in particular, they increased the prices of energy carriers and dealt a blow to the european economy. ukraine sufficiently prepared for winter in underground storage facilities with accumulated more than 14 billion cubic meters of gas to pass the heating season with a target of 14.5-15 billion cubic meters. mini-regi

and. our intelligence, defense, counterterrorism and professionals, in the building behind me and across to the government, they continue the against terrorist threats, that has evolved and spread to new regions of the world. we will continue to monitor and disrupt those terrorist activities wherever we find them, whatever they exist and we will never hesitate to do what is necessary to defend the american people. what was destroyed we have prepared. what was threatened, we fortified. what was attacked, the indomitable spirit has never, ever wavered. we raise monuments and memorials to the citizens whose blood, sacrifice on these grounds, and shanksville, at ground zero, to keep touch of the memory, to keep it bright for all of the decades that come. when future generations come here to sit in the shade of the maple trees, that shelter a memorial, grown stall -- growing tall and strong with passengers, they will find the names of patriots. they will feel the connection that will come to pass on september 11th, 2021, and how our country was forever changed. and i hope that they will think ab

by the way, such a meeting with the minister of defense and the head of the main directorate of intelligencectually took place in the verkhovna rada the day before invasion on february 24, deputies gathered and listened to the truth about what would happen on the borders if there was an invasion. well, that's the truth they will tell. well, in principle, they tell the truth, but not the whole truth, so people are always given some dosed information. well, the members of the senate of the united states of america will be told what is happening in ukraine, because this secret briefing will be dedicated to the situation in ukraine , as cnn reports. invaders, of course, we are talking about the territory of the south of our country. well, mainly about the liberation of kharkiv oblast and now the liberation of luhansk oblast , i will only remind you that president biden said that the support of ukraine from the us will continue as long as there is a need for it. to fezer, the world about ukraine, yuriy good evening please good evening to you vasyl good evening to everyone who joined our broadcast

up, and now zawahiri can never again threaten the american people in 20 years after afghanistan is over. but our commitment to protecting the united states is without end. our intelligence and defenseinue their vigilance against terrorist threats that has evolved and spread to new regions of the world. we'll continue to monitor and disrupt the terror activities where we find them or wherever they exist and will never hesitate to do what's necessary to defend the american people. what was destroyed we have repaired. what was threatened, we fortified. what was attacked, the innominable spirit has never, ever wavered. we raised monuments and memorials to the citizens whose blood was sacrificed on these grounds and shanksville to keep touch about the memories, keep it bright for all the decades to come. when future generations come here to sit in the shade of the shapele trees that cover the memorial and grown strong in passing years, they'll find the names of patriots and they'll feel the connection. it will come to pass on september 11 u2 001 and how our country was forever changed. and i hope that they'll think about all those heroes that were more in the hours and days and years th

intelligence community looks at that and says what's classified and what's not is an executive branch function. it's done by classification officers in agencies like the cia and the nsa and the defense intelligence agency that know what it took to get that information and what the sources and methods are and whether it should be secret or top secret or higher than top secret. essentially handing that responsibility off to the judiciary is a real breach. now, from what kara scannell tells us, judge dearie, who i've known for a long time, back when he was u.s. attorney, he seems to get that. he's saying, if it says classified or top secret, we're going on the assumption it's classified. it seems like they're going to have an uphill struggle with that argument over the hundred documents in that courtroom. >> tom duprey, trump's lawyers are resisting the special master's request that they disclose in court, which means under oath, specifics about whether or not trump actually declassified these documents as trump himself has claimed publicly. special master judge raymond dearie questioned this request and said he's going to determine if the documents were classified if trump's lawyers d

by the way, such a meeting with the minister of defense and the head of the main directorate of intelligencee in the verkhovna rada on the eve of the invasion. on february 24, deputies gathered and listened the truth about what's going on at the borders and whether there will be an invasion. well, that's the truth. well, in principle, they tell the truth, but not the whole truth. they always give people some outside information. well , the members of the senate of the united states of america will be told what's going on. in ukraine, because this secret briefing will be dedicated to the situation in ukraine, as reported by cnn, therefore

and used brutal torture. this was reported by the head of the main directorate of intelligence of the ministry of defense, kyrylo budanov. according to him, most of the released people need treatment and all of them need psychological rehabilitation. officers, as well as 89 private defenders from the non-commissioned ranks, two civilians, the majority of prisoners are heroes from azovstal who defended mariupol five ukrainian commanders are in turkey under the personal guarantees of the president of turkey for the return of 215 ukrainians and ten foreigners ukraine handed over 55 prisoners of war and one traitor to putin's godfather viktor medvedchuk to russia there are queues at the borders where they are still allowed in russia after the announcement of mobilization, people are afraid to join the army decided to flee the country, those who managed to leave do not hide for the war, do not want vladislav-doletskyi to expand after the announcement of mobilization, some russians went to a rally in in the country's largest cities, the security forces traditionally beat and detained protesters, even those who support

national defenses, and presumably here a country that has nuclear weapons or is developing nuclear weapons as part of that defense. this is some of the most sensitive information that the u.s. intelligenceommunity collects on and, therefore, the fact that it is out there and was for 18 months being stored at an unsecured country club, means that countries with those defenses can start taking countermeasures against intelligence collection and the united states government will know less about the military situation out there in the world, including nuclear secrets, which inherently then makes us less secure because we have less information about these very important weapons. >> there's usually, david, a point person on special access information where they know what's gone out and they're making sure that it's come back in. so how did this information get out and not come back in and would you expect that some sort of point person would have realized, hey, we're missing some information here? >> you would expect that, and that's the kind of thing that a robust department of justice investigation would be getting at if we did not have a judge who has stalled it. and it is absolutely shock

not only through the transfer of personnel and armored vehicles, an enhanced air defense system of electronic warfare, electronic intelligencehe hands of our group. there, the troops continue to attack and destroy the enemy’s defensive line in the orlovskaya area and solidarity yevgeny alexander pushin mirobov dmitry maslennikov and stanislav elovsky news of the week from the zone of a special military operation. an interesting sociology came from germany about how much the emotional background of the germans has changed recently . so, if back in may only 15% of germans described their condition with a feeling of anger. that is, now the number of angry people is already more than 40%. i would say that the anger of the germans is going through the roof, but in parallel with the anger, but the people of germany 42% complain about uncertainty, 33% about loss of control or powerlessness, a third and even about hopelessness, 26% anxiety , the german government does not offer any clear decisions under these conditions, so the results for the germans are not yet the limit about europe more widely from berlin mikhail antonov partial

allied forces, with the support of tanks, was supposed to break through the defenses and capture the settlement, intelligenceet with heavy fire. city-barreled artillery tankers motorized riflemen went into battle , support for snipers of the unit of our southern military district, the courage of each and the overall success thanks to the competent tactical actions of the commander, the enemy company was pulled into a fire bag, the forces and firepower of the artillery battalion of the regiment scattered the enemy part the enemy, despite this, was able to approach the defenders. a decisive fire defeat was inflicted on the enemy’s lines; weapons samples were captured; t-72 tanks ; here it is the same american armored personnel carrier m113, it began to be produced in the sixties, similar equipment of the russian military was already captured by nationalists. they just dropped her and ran away. in this battle, six enemy armored personnel carriers and four tanks were destroyed , the t-72 tank was produced in the seventy-sixth year in in the soviet union then, such vehicles were delivered to poland now, as the ca

line of contact, the osce mission was actually engaged in adjusting fire and transmitting intelligence data e for ukrainian defensell data leaked to the united states, and should it should be noted that all offices in luhansk and stakhanov where the first person involved in the case directly worked stopped their work as soon as the spy scandal flared up and the persons involved in today's case were detained natalia yes egor thanks, and the judge is the osce observer in the luhansk people's republic egor grigoriev today latvia lithuania poland and estonia restrict entry for russians with schengen visas, we are talking about citizens of our country who come there for tourist, cultural, sports and business purposes. and never mind. which party previously issued the schengen visa to the baltic countries, however, retained exceptions for dissidents of humanitarian cases, family members and holders of residence permits, representatives of diplomatic missions will also be able to enter. and also those who use countries as a transit for traveling to and from kaliningrad. well, let me remind you that, in addition to poland

and again. i think putin at times can be a smart tactician is a terrible strategist. eric: putin on the losing end. rebecca joins us, former u.s. defense intelligence playbook russia's secret plan to defeat america and if anyone knows about putin's brain and thinking and strategy, it is rebecca. good to see you. what is he trying to do and what you expect out of the meeting next week when he sits down with xi jinping? >> putin is definitely trying to deepen russians relations with china. the war is not going well for putin when russia is looking for artillery shells from north korea and iran. that means the russian industrial complex is not able to produce what is required. this is part of a bigger plan, the russia china so-called no limit strategic ownership putin his trying to establish. eric: as president xi jinping putting limits on the no limits? >> absolutely. xi jinping is realizing putin miscalculated by choosing connecticut option in order to reestablish control over ukraine. since the war is not going well for putin the united states and the west having ukraine's back, xi jinping is thinking twice whether he actually should invade taiwan

why is washington delaying and how can such a weapon to change the course of the war, multi-year investments in the defense-industrial base, transfer of weapons and intelligence , joint exercises under the auspices of the eu and nato, the head of the president's office andriy yarmak and the former secretary general of nato, anders von rasmussen, presented the security guarantee project for ukraine, what this document provides for, and whether the leaders of the countries are ready allies , sign it, watch it in svoboda life. congratulations, this is freedom. my name is vlasta lazur. i am live in languages ​​on the pages of radio svoboda on facebook and on youtube, as well as on the air of the espresso tv channel in more than 300 settlements were liberated in the kharkiv region , this was announced by deputy minister of defense hanna malyar. according to her, more than 150,000 ukrainians were freed from the occupation, where they were actually held hostage. kharkiv oblast president volodymyr zelenskyi announced in his evening address that at the beginning of september, the ukrainian military liberated more than 6,000 m² of the territory of ukraine zelenskyi's d