the department of internal affairs of the city promised a large reward for any information about thesible location of the criminals instead. police i need to deliver a message to major volkov. my name is andrey gradov. a couple of hours ago , i and concluded katkov came running. a buddy let's go. hello hello police quietly don't do anything wrong. i'll take the phone, i'll borrow the car, it's still insured. i need him. why call the police what are you talking about. so, i was almost killed with a stun gun. i wanted to hand over to the cops. why should you believe for you announced a reward, and you owe me, i see you for the first time in my life money in a cell. i didn't rob and stole the phone. listen girl, don't touch me. thank you volkov personally, i wonder where the city itself is? one katkov is not my client. but wait, wait, wait. he might know something about the fence. i'm leaving. thank you . are you on speakerphone? what happened why did you open it? okay, okay, cyril, i'll come and figure it out . closed son, i'm on my way. repair we'll have to do this is still not enough

now they are interrogating the north-eastern department of internal affairs of moscow, our film crew daria mosolovykh is working there, they are directly communicating with us further. well , what was the deception, it is clear that no one can predict for a 100% guarantee. eh, something, especially in sports. yes, marat, but when to make a bet, offers a millionaire blogger, especially popular among young people, it’s far from everyone who can soberly assess their chances of making a profit, in addition, khiz on a khizri passport. zapira in parallel with this advertised illegal bookmakers, and there to place a bet. how do you understand? it is possible even if you are under eighteen years of age documents a passport, no one will require e from you. well, in general, the detainee and, probably, rightly called the master, and the pranks and the toughest pranks the content that he filmed has always been, what called on the edge. once, khiza, together with her friends, fired from machine guns in lyubertsy, which, of course, pretty much scared the locals , but later it turned out that ther

the eighty-fourth year, the detective of the criminal investigation department of the babushkinsky district department of internal affairsthe city of moscow judging by the handwriting , robbers acted, but what they were looking for is not here, neither a crystal chandelier, nor luxurious carpets and sets. it is unlikely that there could be serious values. there is no money, why did they deal with the whole? photograph of the same boy now it became clear. why is no one looking for him? almost all members of his family were killed, 37-year-old natalya her thirty-year-old husband, vladimir and the grandfather of the man , 76-year-old veteran of the disabled war arkady kireev , almost everyone was inflicted on live wounds, only the grandfather was killed with a hammer. inflicted several blows on the head, only alla kireeva accidentally survived on the eve of the tragic events, a woman left for a boarding house near moscow. who and why with such cruelty dealt with the whole family, the answer to this question could give little kolya without any doubt. the same criminal tried to kill him. vladimir did not feel a drop of parent

former ogaryova street, house 6, the famous building of the ministry of internal affairs of the ussr, today the investigative departmente ministry of internal affairs of russia is located here, which will turn 50 this year years old. and once it was in this building that the office of the minister of internal affairs was located, shchyolkovo is still a secure place. let's go in, comrade shchelokov, minister of the interior of the ussr, inspects police equipment. under the leadership of shchyolkovo, the soviet police became a powerful structure good salaries prestige respect nikolay anisovich was sometimes like a father to his subordinates, who deserved to be praised? well, who is at fault? to whom the sky will seem savchenko so happened and on that february day of the eighty-first year. cabinet the minister himself was summoned to the young lieutenant on an unprecedented occasion here, and the colonels entered with a tremble in the knee, and even the lieutenant here and there is nothing to say . this was the culmination of one of the most unusual cases of the early eighties, a case in which the interests of two departm

enforcement officers, two of the young people were previously in trouble with the law, both were registered. in the service for juvenile affairs of the territorial department of internalnection with involvement in thefts, following the results of the inspection that had begun and the results of the medical examination, representatives of the ministry of internal affairs will make a reasonable procedural decision for the victim , they appointed a comprehensive medical and psychological examination, largely from its results will be depend and legal consequences for the suspects. while criminal prosecution threatens. one of them, who has reached the age of majority, but the rest, given their not cloudless biography , will not get off with a simple warning or a fine to their parents dinar usmanov dmitry ermakov yulia facing tamara of a strong television company ntv sverdlovsk region today the court should arrest a mixed-style fighter maxim novoselov, nicknamed mad max athlete detained on suspicion of raping a female student met novoselov, who, by the way, served 14 years for murder in the ruki vverh nightclub, diana kando found out how the athletes were delayed. mixed mar

and this is one of the seven mariupol departments of internal affairs, and here the queue, which, howeverg quickly , we register the local population living in this territory. here we reveal at this stage, looting, theft, illegal possession of vehicles, here we are currently detained, contain looters, and also participants in hostilities. yes, yes, it is interrogated on a subject. so the material evidence is removed. yes, everything is recorded, everything is recorded, it is kept in journals, military personnel captured today in mariupol, 41 military personnel from different units, mainly 36th marine brigade, 53rd azov brigade didn't name anything. azov for all the time we have captured two people and a saidar one person andriy kostyuk, we are already talking with him, knowing that the investigators have the contents of his personal phone, while the version of the classic for any ukrainian prisoner did not shoot, did not fight nazi ideology, was interested in curiosity. why exactly was the sector drawn? well, you're not talking about something. well, it was naturally drawn, as it were, we

at us in the department of the ministry of internal affairs to penetrate unnoticed.who could have imagined that the neighbors would return from the tour. and so the plan was good, you only had to do it here, but you will go to the unconscious at the banquet for zhenechka and seryozha, and you almost succeeded. oh, i'm already barely on my feet and seryozha has to work tomorrow, and he's drunk. and then drunk zhenya enter the apartment. remove the lace with the key to the safe from the murdered general's worker. you used to buy jewelry in it, so you knew where the general's wife kept the key. then take the jewelry collection and give it to general yegorov, but general's. she was alive, my god. here you had to act at your own risk. it was terrible. although probably much worse. that general yegorov does not give a delay for a long time and threatens with a long term. or even shooting.

institutions, already directly in kiev, i was finishing my master's degree at the academy of the department of internal affairsanguage was compulsory exams and so on. this was already beginning a certain planting, and then they simply categorically began to plant this ukrainian language and turn the entire territory into a single mono-ethnic state. the idea was simple, i also told you about it, let me remind you once again that why at all is why, what served as the basis for the unification of large businesses. although i will repeat it again. that's the caveat, wrong big business. these are oligarchic structures. they are tightly connected with crime with the street, which is also financed and also financed by these, uh, national formations, which develop into neo-fascist organizations. and when they entered all these uh groups, into the army. uh, the armed forces, more precisely, into the internal troops or the national guard, as they called it, into the internal affairs bodies and went through the so -called ata, where they are actually these nationalists. those who fell under the influence of these nationa

well, then the head of the department of internal affairs shat the minister of defense, when it just appeared on the network the first fragment of this hoax, and the departments and the press unanimously assured that ben wallace had heroically figured out the trick when it turned out that the conversation lasted as long as 20 minutes. because they reported that the conversation had only lasted 10 minutes and that the minister, allegedly due to some insane question, realized that he was being scammed, that this was not an example. the minister of ukraine hung up, but in fact the conversation itself went on at two times more times. and secondly, we had quite the usual ending with him. that is, we said goodbye to him and mutually hung up the phone, that is, even here the statement of the ministry of defense and great britain turned out that the ministry was trying to hide the failure of the leader. he said something like that, we would like to continue the nuclear program in order to protect against russia great, if you can help, we need to discuss, this is with our prime minister , the

channels of communication with the ministry of internal affairs , the information received by mukhin and ivin was developed by operatives of the anti-corruption department of the kaliningrad ministry of internal affairs captain leonov and major bykov . no. well, yes, compromising circumstances, a streamlined wording, the ministry of internal affairs does not give specifics in the order, but this operator at least something managed to dig up on the defendants. well, they should have remained, operational-search cases, if criminal operational-search cases were not initiated, they were lost, apparently this is due to the dismissal of leonov and bykov, but monitoring of social networks shows that even it was really dishonest . i am now tracking all the latest movements in his accounts. yes, his murders on the internet are nothing bad about him, and leonov and bykov were developing one of the former officials, local administrations, this is. yes, they dug under someone sergei mikhailovich silantyev worked on the health committee. now the head of the company for the supply of drugs in the hospital is his cousin, comrade major general. yesterday, a million dol

in the office of the insurance company, as if in the duty department of the internal affairs directorateter how you are a police officer, you understand, you will receive the same answer, but these are local, and in the moscow office, the clientele is from the camera. welcome you can see officially your police do not scare. i need money to fix my car. the police are definitely not ours. but they say the most there are a lot of smart people, old damages are given out as an insured event, actually. this is part of a scam. and this is the main body of eugene still at large is a story about him. i went out in the first transfer a year ago, it turns out from their letter that i am an auto supplier. and what kind of letter does the insurance company say that this damage does not correspond to the accident declared by the traffic police protocol? no, there are no reasons not to trust the inspector simply by saying that the damage does not correspond to the circumstances of the accident is not enough detailed and detailed technical expertise is needed and the victim should be familiar with it, i

livoberezhny district has already begun delivering humanitarian aid there to work department of the ministry of internal affairs mobile communications appeared, the remaining group of militants, knock out their positions, trying to prevent civilians from being hurt today , 301 people were evacuated to the donetsk republic. among them are 54 children. and over 7,000 citizens were saved in 3 weeks. and those who escaped from there are telling militants. azov, they not only covered themselves with them, like a human shield, not allowing them to leave, but also fired at the residents of mariupol. here they are look here they are all without anything like this they just wrapped them up they buried the slave there, who bombarded with dill, we call them, and they are on us all the time. they say the old fellow, they were told on the drum, we will poison you all here and we have a lot of such cemeteries along the alley there, somehow through the arm and everything and under the knee, there the leg is back. in general, a lot of things before that we were in the apartment, because we went to the basement from the basemen

the department of justice established after watergate a special internal affairs unit whose only job is to investigate and report on allegations of misconduct by department of justice attorneys. they have incredible power. but this is an internal affairs unit whose job is to make sure they didn't overstep their bounds. on october 3rd, which is two months ago, i filed a formal complaint of attorney misconduct about what the watergate special prosecution force attorneys did 50 years ago. and i filed it electronically, the same day i discovered this group existed. and then the next day i sent them my books, which detail the documents and the wrongdoing. and then about a week later i sent a registered letter and i said, now, don't think you're going to be getting out of this because this is 50 years ago, because the same attorneys who did wrong, who cut too many corners, are the ones who took their documents with them and prevented discovery of their wrongdoing. so this is right. now, all i've heard back is official notice that they've received the complaint and they will launch an invest

our department for the service, there was no order from the personnel department of the main forces of the ministry of internal affairsyushin bullets to me how housing? if there is a problem in our dorm? no, don't worry, my father still has an apartment in the center. he started here in st. petersburg. well , yes, well, yes, all the big bosses started once in st. petersburg yes, yes. they called comrade colonel. i told you. yes, what are you, well, how could you even think such a thing is to blame. so you yourself just said on the phone, the bullets are for you. what stupid questions are you asking? meet pavel ilyin sent personnel to our department evgeny pavel and where is rubtsov, i can’t get through to him. let accepted by the younger generation. so he is sick. he is comrade colonel for the third day. if my memory serves me right. so he's officially on leave. trunk, i hope for sure, so recovered. okay , i'm looking forward to it. all right, go meet your boss now. he agreed to come to work. free to eat? how do you know the investigation is going on? i cannot reveal all the details of this case. i can only say one th

sison, the assistant secretary of state for the bureau of international organization affairs with the u.s. department of state. ms. sison was recently confirmed by the senate in december to lead this critical bureau and previously served as united states ambassador to haiti, sri lanka and the maldives, lebanon, and the uae. ms. sison, you have five minutes. welcome. >> good afternoon, and thank you, chairman castro, ranking member malliotakis, and members of the subcommittee, for having me here today. president biden has made clear that we will put our core u.s. values at the center of our foreign policy. this means we must actively outcompete efforts by nations that stand in opposition to u.s. values on human rights, democracy, labor rights, and transparent economic practices. to achieve this, we must work in partnership with other nations. and in my short time as the new assistant secretary for international organization affairs, i can state with real confidence that the multilateral world becomes more complex and more important with each passing year. i've seen across my state department career th

department homicide unit is underway. the case also being monitored by the san jose police department internal affairs unit, the city attorney's office and the office of the independent police auditor. the determination of whether the shooting was lawful and justified will come from the district attorney at a later date. as with all officer involved shootings, we will release community briefing video of body-worn camera footage in the coming week as dictated by ab 748. in addition to body-worn camera video, much of the incident captured by surveillance footage from the restaurant as well as cell phone video from people on the street. the handgun recovered at the scene is unserialized private firearm, again, ghost gun. the fistfight unnecessarily escalated into a situation where many lives were put in danger and one individual seriously injured. this is an unfortunate but also too common set of circumstances where a confrontation and fight could have turned deadly due to the presence of a firearm. this is our second officer involved shooting of 2022. because a firearm was present, all four incidents escalated into potentially deadly encounters and one

departments. in the near future, similar bodies will be formed throughout the zaporozhye region. let's listen to the chief of police, energodar in the territories liberated from the ukrainian nazi regime, internal affairsrmed, their goal is to protect civilians from illegal encroachments, police departments and departments have been created in the city of melitopol and the city of energodar they are completed by employees of internal affairs bodies who have retained their conscience. i assure you that militia bodies will be created in the very near future throughout the territory of the zaporozhye region, including its regional center. meanwhile, in mariupol, russian marines continue to clear the city of the nazis, and how does this happen? let's take a look at a short report by military commander andrey filatov . now there is a residential building around the corner, it turns out that it rises at the crossroads where the militants have settled down. azov aimed fire. and we have now there is an opportunity to talk with the head of the administration of the head of the donetsk people's republic, alexei yuryevich. nikonor alexey hello , i have a question for you today from 10:00 in the morning, our minis

going to hear comments from vicki mario who is a professor of department of clinical science and the school of international and public affairs at columbia and is currently director of the institute for latin american studies biggie gre. g philippine daytona now, i understand keith comment about coming after stephen and i got myself. um, so i am not smart enough, especially because of all to them my prior the prior to panelists. i know very little about russia, so program are multiple facebook and a comparative. is that worked on latin america? i think this is a pretty extraordinary book is very well written is strong. it's have a very, you know, it does a lot in weaving many different empirical information of russia in a way that it turns all together and allows those of us that are interested in russia that study other parts of the world to understand russia, but to understanding a comparative perspective our programming makes four comments on in with a question. and so the most is i think we have comparative is learn a lot about contemporary worker. there was interesting. is that these authoritarian competitive authoritari

of their day. a joint criminal investigation by the santa clara county district attorney's office. the san jose police department's homicide unit is underway. the case is also being monitored by the san jose police department's internal affairs unit. the city attorney's office and the office of the independent police auditor. the determination of whether the shooting was lawful and justified. will come from the district attorney at a later date. as with all officer-involved shootings, we will be releasing community briefing video. a body-worn camera footage in the coming weeks as dictated by ab 7.48. in addition to body-worn camera video, much of this incident was captured by surveillance. footage from the restaurant as well as cell phone videos from people on the street. the handgun recovered at the scene is an unserialized privately made fire again. you've been listening live to the san jose police chief giving an update on violence involving some of officers fight in a talker ria. you saw video of that that this is i came before shooting police conference justin campbell, he is at that news conference. he will have a full report coming up on kron. 4 news at 5. and at 6 o'clock. >> new at 3 president biden has signed a bil

victoria knew that who is now the political director at this state department is engaging in and many open intervention in internal affairs of another country. and she said that obviously, you know, does not support wars was generally end up in 70. and that's, that's not something that you don't support, but you don't realize is who is that as a default? and it's the united states that this started this, this problem. what are your thoughts on the supply of weapons to ukraine coming from the west? do you think this is going to shift the conflict? you know, generally the americans engaging this type of activities in the past in different countries. the want to fight the enemies using other people's soldiers. and this is actually one of the things that you don't need to talk about today that is relying on the west and sort of accepting less than many promises is a big mistake. and i think the ukraine realizes the fact that they encourage the united states encouraged ukraine to join nato, starting in 2008. and now they are just sending some weapons and relying on promises that's coming from the rest is a mistake. and that, that

influential department of the country in the 80s at the top, a secret struggle for future power began in these conditions, any scandal that undermines the authority of the ministry of internal affairsd all-powerful kgb committee members acted cunningly and cautiously using their enormous capabilities. they collected evidence in record time, found inconsistencies, got to the bottom of innocently imprisoned janitor gena coma. a quiet scandal at the turn of the eighties, a day later, viktor kuznetsov was taken away, put in a service volga and taken to the ussr ministry of internal affairs minister nikolai anisimovich shchelkov himself wanted to talk to him. overcoming the trembling in his knees, the lieutenant stepped into the office and stretched himself to attention. and then i heard it freely, look at me in the eyes, as i ran over, went three-story. are you allowing yourself to write on us up to your nose that you are tired of serving in the organs? well i'm in control now i say so and so. look, what facts he described in detail his anger overtook everyone who was involved in concealing crimes and criminals. who covered his nephew pavel smirnov as a result managed to get to the bot

if there's neglected duty associated with those issued, will that be an internal issue with the department of policing affairs or will it be a department issue? part of this process was revamping our discipline system and our penalty guide and all of that, so we have transparency with officers. one of the findings was that officers didn't understand and believed that the discipline system was unfair and biased to certain people. and reform, if it's done the way it's designed to do, it's appropriate, and it's part of this process. the training and how we adjustment to whatever the issue of the day is, is really what reform is geared to do, and in my professional opinion because you always -- there's always some issue that comes up. how do we adjust to it, disparities. how are we going to deal with disparities? what policies are we putting in place to try to deal with that? and if we're not, we have to adjust and put in place new policies that work. part of the thing with the d.o.j. was it was taking us way too long to make the changes. we were going around the system and weren't the best way to do business, an

graduated from the school of the ministry of internal affairs, served in tambov correctional labor colony, but six months ago he was sent to moscow to the department such merits that ryukhin was transferred from tambov to moscow, and even to the hippodrome, but nothing is said about merits anywhere, so it was. no, she doesn't have those options. bubbles is just a link between ryohin and the cooperative house. it is from there that someone controls the process. it is he who, this unknown person, is holding in his hands in the city. listen, some comrade in reutovschik. vasin immediately leave. on the face of a micro particle of gauze looks so scuffed and when it was raining before the body was found, but then it was cloudy well, where the corpse lay here are the traces. and here is a furrow, as if they were dragging something. or someone in general, it looks like a murder, and i immediately thought so. and the truck driver was detained just in case. i swear under the wheels. i was driving and suddenly a man fell in the light of the farpats . i touched because of the brakes, but only too late it turned out, he fell on the road right in front of my ey

of international affairs at georgia institute of technology. she was a senior advisor to the chief of staff of the us army and led many different working groups within the us departmentl, biological to nanotechnology warfare. she's in atlanta. thank you for coming on the programme. let's start with this threat of chemical warfare. how worried are you about it? 50 warfare. how worried are you about it?— about it? so in the grand scheme _ about it? so in the grand scheme of _ about it? so in the grand scheme of things, - about it? so in the grand scheme of things, i - about it? so in the grandj scheme of things, i think about it? so in the grand l scheme of things, i think it about it? so in the grand - scheme of things, i think it is plausible, both technically and geopolitically, that putin might choose to use chemical weapons such in a way that it may be used in a dense urban environment. in sort of the grand scheme, still less than 50%, that is still a really high level of concern that i have, that others have... i have, that others have... i see. and given that relatively high risk, why is he prepared to take that risk, given the international condemnation if it d

think the problem iswithin the department and city attorney doesn't know and i'm reading the order now , that's as a matter of practice those records are internal affairsnvestigations . so even though the unit order is outlined in the budget, i guess how we address the practice of it? >> looking forward, here'swhat we all agree should happen . the department can't just broadly and categorically say we don't turn over our own criminal investigations. it has to be in those investigations the information has to be turned over . that claim is made then that has to be documented. moving forward that's the process.do your question commissioner about whether or not this type of thing happens to commissioner partners questionthis is normally not an issue . >> i think what he raises is the factthat is not something we know until you know . we can say it's not an issue because this is the first time it happened or you're aware of it and that's what it makes it look like it's an isolated incident but the truth is we don'tknow because that could have been happening in every case, you just didn't find out . >> i don't agree with that because in this case it was dis

>> so with regards to training failures quarter three 2021, neither the internal affairs division nor department of police accountability had any cases that resulted in a finding of training failure. next slide so as a result of the case that i just mentioned, one of the recommendations that came out of d.r.b. is that the sfpd draft the department notice to notify officers of their responsibility, to notify their supervisors and the report writing officer of the involved incident when they become aware that their body-worn camera was not functioning properly during an incident. in the instance that we just discussed, the officer knew he was having problems with a body-worn camera, but there was a question of who to tell, when to tell, and how to tell it. there's no personal knowledge that the officers have of whether or not it was done completely and whether or not there were any malfunctions. next slide, please, stacey. the next investigation that came up is that we asked specifically the department, and the department agreed, to draft a reminder to officers that all officers follow department gen

department in order to complete the testimony well? i just need to change clothes. well, i was going to clean the garage, but i can't. i'm like this, obviously. well then, drive up, ministry of internal affairshchukino , and we’ll meet you there, and then we’ll close the garage ourselves, right? it's good that the lock breaks no trace, either a duplicate and they closed it. and the key is goosebumps, and she doesn’t know anything about duplicates, and she herself, as she claims, was in the store, kesha with prints on the lock and this key prints only goosebumps. the question is, is this the only key? clearly found a fly well done smart guy. describe it. well, remember that in a black twist was. well, i rarely look at faces. you sit beautifully, that is, they only remember the black jacket, they only and this is the passenger, as we drove off, he quarreled with another passenger. uh, he asked the dirty bag to remove the seat, but the big bag did not see this, but he who you are looking for the bag removed, and they spoke with someone on the phone that he figured it out and tomorrow he will bring everything. and he did not say what he would bring. then his voice was very nasty creaked. let's j

department is now looking into more well-structured items for the police patrol. cars are also reviewing the actions of the officer who is taking that suspect. internal affairsnow looking into that. >> next on kron, 4 news at 6 governor newsome detailing his plan to send hundreds of dollars to california drivers. when you could get that money. plus, a lookaat the ongoing drought conditions across the state. we're going to show you the change in the bay area and senate hearings for supreme court nominee judge jackson wrapping up today who defended her and who says they will vote against her. we'll be right back. oh, wow barbara corcoran! good morning. sorry, but we don't need any business help now. we're gigillionaires. what? we're gigillionaires now. i don't get it we have at&t business fiber with hyper-gig speeds. -but i just... -so thanks, we're doing great. i'm so happy for you! but i'm just here for my order. oh. entre-pin-eurs? yeah, my bowling team. i like it. there's money in puns. do business like a gigillionaire at&t business fiber, now with speeds up to 5-gigs. limited availability. at&t business fiber, now with speeds up to 5-gigs. after my car ac

international organizations will also signal renewed engagement with the department and congress on this issue. this is the first hearing in the house foreign affairs committee with the senate confirmed assisted secretary of state, -- since 2003. it's an opportunity to speak to the role multilateralism and international organizations. like u.s. foreign policy. both my colleagues in the larger public would benefit from the opportunity to understand and engage in -- regularly. particularly since your word is just as important as those of many other bureaus as the department of state who have frequent opportunities to testify in front of congress. the system of international organization established in the wake of world war ii is an incredible achievement but we cannot take for granted. the united nations kept the peace between major powers for decades, and plays a critical role in peacekeeping around the world. the un system and other institutions have also helped to advance technical and humanitarian cooperation in many areas. at the same time, more than 75 -- of the signing of the united nations charter we see more and more signs that the edifice of international borders are in need of renewal. we face ne

>> so with regards to training failures quarter three 2021, neither the internal affairs division nor department ofe accountability had any cases that resulted in a finding of training failure. next slide so as a result of the case that i just mentioned, one of the recommendations that came out of d.r.b. is that the sfpd draft the department notice to notify officers of their responsibility, to notify their supervisors and the report writing officer of the involved incident when they become aware that their body-worn camera was not functioning properly during an incident. in the instance that we just discussed, the officer knew he was having problems with a body-worn camera, but there was a question of who to tell, when to tell, and how to tell it. there's no personal knowledge that the officers have of whether or not it was done completely and whether or not there were any malfunctions. next slide, please, stacey. the next investigation that came up is that we asked specifically the department, and the department agreed, to draft a reminder to officers that all officers follow department general o

think the problem iswithin the department and city attorney doesn't know and i'm reading the order now , that's as a matter of practice those records are internal affairs the budget, i guess how we address the practice of it? >> looking forward, here'swhat we all agree should happen . the department can't just broadly and categorically say we don't turn over our own criminal investigations. it has to be in those investigations the information has to be turned over . that claim is made then that has to be documented. moving forward that's the process.do your question commissioner about whether or not this type of thing happens to commissioner partners questionthis is normally not an issue . >> i think what he raises is the factthat is not something we know until you know . we can say it's not an issue because this is the first time it happened or you're aware of it and that's what it makes it look like it's an isolated incident but the truth is we don'tknow because that could have been happening in every case, you just didn't find out . >> i don't agree with that because in this case it was disclosed to the city attorney therewas an investigation . so t

of defense for international affairs. i would like to express appreciation for the continued support from congress and this committee and resourcing departmentf defense efforts in this region. it is another to appear alongside general wolters, an outstanding partner. this time last year, the focus was strategic competition and how that was shaping our world. today, we see that no longer a new theory of strategic petition. we see russia engaging in an illegal use of force against ukraine in the most violent act of aggression in europe since world war ii. the u.s. condemns russia's unprovoked attack against ukraine and deplores the tragic loss of life, human suffering and indiscriminate destruction caused by russia. the russian invasion threatens not only ukraine, but a threat to euro atlantic security. we must assess our posture in europe to assess the strategic landscape while maintaining our alliance and shared interests in the region, and avoiding escalation with a nuclear power. the department has three priorities regarding the invasion. first, we aim to bolster ukraine's ability to defend its sovereignty and territorial integrity, for wh

department. laura kennedy is a former u.s. ambassador and served as deputy assistant secretary for european affairs. and democratic congresswoman christy houlihan, an air force veteran. a power panel of women on this international women's day. i'm glad to have all of you here. hagar, can this oil ban help? >> it will help. the united states imports 3% of russian oil. it will have a financial impact, but ultimately, multilateral implementation of sanctions, of oil sanctions are what are going to make a big impact. it's not a problem that the united states has started, gone along first. but they can't do it overnight. it's going to take time. with syria, it was five months after the violence started. it had an effect. the iran oil sanctions, such an impact and those were impacted five years after -- >> i'm just going to interrupt you because we're having a little problem with your audio. i'm going to give some time for that to get fixed. i want to go to you, congresswoman, get your reaction to the oil ban, and also what we heard from president zelenskyy overnight again pleading with the u.s. to do even more. again, we're having audio difficulties there. let me go to you, ambassador, and ask you what your reaction

of the rules-based international order. the day-to-day the bureau's political military affairs oversees approximately $7 billion iny security sector assistance programs annually which accounts for roughly 20% of the department ofic state and total annual assistance. this includes foreign military financing and appropriated grant assistance programs through which partners are able to procure u.s. origin defense capabilities almost entirely through the procurement process and international military and education and training that enables the foreign c military personnel setting aside their u.s. counterparts. in addition the bureau concurs on behalf of the secretary of state with multiple defense security cooperation authorities totaling approximately $9 billion annually as requiredu by law. and we share the burden of the security challenge with our allies and partners and we work together to address the anchallenges around the world. these tools, mr. chair man, apply not only in times of crisis, but help us shape the world that is less susceptible to such threats. as we turn as well to the threats from the prc and its model of hypocrisy posed to the rules-based order we can look to the security cooperation if