of the republic of belarus, and worked on the central council of the dss.ved in the far east, in kamchatka, and was also a correspondent, organizer, and head of a department. after that, he also worked on military television, was first deputy general director, and then editor-in-chief. you may be a little surprised, but for some reason i always believed in childhood, in adolescence, that journalism is, in principle, a prerogative. something not very serious in terms of not such a job for a man, but it’s just the concept of military journalism interested me , it is generally connected with work in various military teams, if you take it, here i am at a military school, my direction was airborne troops, i interned in the kaunnovsky airborne division in 1985, very successfully in journalism i was supposed to be published in the newspapers of the airborne troops, but that’s how it turned out. in general, fate is a villain, so to speak, that already in the fourth year of graduation, only two airborne people were given for distribution, instead of four people troo

way of protecting me for those 4 years to, to show psychologically and possibly physically, all the dss a and in order to get me to this place where i can be of service to other people in similar situations, you had a positive experience when dealing with liberty group, the big insurance company did it occurred to you at the time that you were having your case process that, that there were a lot of other people out there who were not having a positive experience. what made you get involved with insurance companies? was it when that 1st client approached you june the entire process from, from the 1st i was booked of and hospitalized till last july, when the insurance company. and it's one of the largest, if not the best in south africa, another to quit. and the day completed it, this payment is and it's now been approved happens over time. and so we'll de whichever is the area and no ones do that every in us that other people were going through. obviously i was going through my format. i was being treated with the utmost dignity and respect and compassion. and during my time in my disabi

reserve in his time, then here is the living peaceful life of a civilian for 8 years now, the head of the dssary of the minsk metro. well, i had a long-standing hobby, in general , photography, so to speak, for work, it’s more like a divorce, there are several photo albums, somehow i participated in some - let’s say, competitions, uh, photojournalists, well, one thing one of the hobbies that was acquired, maybe about 10 years ago, is billiards, here we are with friends, with colleagues from work at dsa in central council, we had our own table and we played both at lunch and gathered somewhere in the evening, so he developed such a hobby, well, he began to periodically go to billiard halls with friends, and then his wife and son suddenly made such a surprise, unexpected, we bought this cue, it’s handmade , by the way, and it’s nice that our belarusian master, my fellow countryman, here he is, let’s just say, it was unexpected, pleasant, he says, well, if you play, then play well, play comfortable instrument, well, i’m a belarusian myself, and my parents were born in belarus and i have... an ol

civilian population. members of the recess and allied militias have also committed ethnic cleansing dss and the our staff must in this brutal conflict, bosnian serb lita miller, i don't, each has condemned what he called colonial behavior at the start of his trial. the judge is accused of defying the representative responsible for overseeing bosnia herzegovina is peace accords. he signed 2 laws in defiance on to international peace and boy christian smith struck them down. if convicted, dotage faces 5 years in prison and a band from participating in politics or not. so it means that we're asking to return to the constitution of bosnia herzegovina, that this constitution be respected. if it's respected, will respect it to you, then you won't find this kind of behavior anywhere in the world where in the and elected foreigner challenge is a little by decision which then leads to a cold case. so those are, that's the news for now on. ouch is era do stay with us? the weather is next and then inside story, we'll have more on the israel guy. some want to stay with this on out. you see the, the

civilian population, members of the recess and allied militias have also committed ethnic cleansing dss and the our staff must in this brutal conflict. britain, this conservative government is proposing bypassing human rights laws to send asylum seekers to wander as follows. the u. k. supreme court ruling that the governments planned to send thousands of asylum seekers to the east african countries was unlawful. immigration minutes to robert general because resigned over the new draft. he wants to take britain out of the european convention on human vice, which has been rejected by prime minister wishy so next from a british 5 minutes to boys. johnston has faced a day of questioning at the u. k. 's inquiry into the cold with 19 pandemic and his government's response. this was the 1st of 2 days of testimony. johnson began by offering an apology, but as feeling marks reports, many relatives of those who died were not satisfied with his statements. as persons prime minister during the pen, demik, johnson was se several advises, sometimes slow to make life or death decisions. mister johnson

increasing is naples presence here behind me in the port of cuba to let me sign the guide, the destroyer dss mason is re fluid. and before i'm barking on his next commission, it was attacked in directly in november and december. yes. accuses with ease of trying to block the maritime route. but what would you say they're only targeting the ships linked to israel? this was added as obviously right videos of the palestinian men and boys stripped to that underway and held at gunpoint by these really all the the video shows dozens of palestinians being rounded up, biased by the full size of the stadium in northern garza, some of the hands tides behind the backs, several children, an elderly men can be seen in the footage, is right, the army has responded so detainees are treated in accordance with international. well that's what allows arrested mold in 2600 palestinians from garza, including doctors in gen list since the will began. was there a spoke to some palestinians who were released and they gave accounts of torture. the abuse that they enjoyed. we do warn you that you may find some of the

civilian population, members of the recess and allied militias have also committed ethnic cleansing dss and the our staff must in this brutal conflict. the 1st of all as being pulled out alive off the last friday's land slide. in zambia, the flooded a couple of mine that at least 25 people are still trapped. what types of reports? they are, what is about the missing quite a much slide as an open cost compromise in zambia and buried. mine is last week, zebra, i believe, to be trapped underground. one of those who escaped show how they squeezed through narrow tunnels to get in and out of the mind. this one was the one inside fully money except run out of this i've, i've never been to the accident happened necessarily my being single, about 400 kilometers from the capital. the 2nd, the mind belongs to a local company that's waiting for safety and environmental approvals just on former operations. taking a big step, we don't make it out by the end of the owners. of these mining companies should stop enticing our children to work for only $200.00. the government should punish people who empl

and then finally he was brought in by the diplomatic security service, dss, to interview him and afterlied to them, he was then arrested for these espionage charges. i say espionage. he was actually charged with being an agent for the foreign government, conspiracy to be an agent for the foreign government and also false use of a passport. >> what kind of damage would he have been able to do from the positions that held as someone who clearly was as some point -- or allegedly at some point was an agent for cuba? >> he was in one of the highest levels of the state department. he acted as a member of the national security council. and he was also an area expert for the southern command. so he had access to political. he had access to kdip loi matt tick and military information. this guy did a lot of damage or could potentially do a lot of damage to the u.s. government. so remarkable use of a spy against the u.s. government and a person ideologically aligned against the united states government and who knows for how long. 40 years at this game, but he may have started everyone earlier tha

civilian population. members of the recess and allied militias have also committed ethnic cleansing dss and the, our staff must in this brutal conflict. for a british prime minister boris johnson has faced the day of questioning it to you. kay's inquiry into the cobra 19 pandemic, and he's government's response to it. this was the 1st of 2 days of testimony. johnson began by offering an apology, but as bill in march reports, many relatives of those who died were not satisfied with his statements. as persons prime minister during a pandemic, johnson was se several advises, sometimes slow to make life or death decisions. but his entry to the inquiry of the wednesday morning was rapid. i swear by whom i should go, swollen. questioned then interrupted right to the very start of his testimony for done for the police to complete system. i'm sorry if you guys sit down either the last you're supposed to get to to leave. finally came, the former lead is apology. the understand the feelings of, of these victims and the problem is that i am deeply sorry for the pain and the loss and suffering of t

is increasing is naval presence here, behind me, in the port of cuba to me sign of guided destroyer dss mason is re fluid in before i'm barking on his next commission. it was attack interested in november and december. yes. accuses with ease of trying to block the maritime route. but who would you say that when they try to get in the ships linked to israel? business out of that. i'll just be around a said ahead on just, you know, the, we hear from the as about johnny folks, musicians who say they wants to go back to kind of bucks in peace. the business latest is sponsored by intellect, global, your real estate destination in due by the business lasers to sponsored by him to like global your real estate destination in due by the south korean active v soon q and known for his role in the oscar winning soon power side has died at the age of 48. lee was found dead boss ortiz's. so off the he was reported missing. he'd been on the asked of the investigation for alleged drug abuse units. kim has moved from sol, messages of grief, poor again after police confirmed the death of after ease on ju

increasing is naples presence here behind me in the port of jubilant to me sign a guide to destroy your dss mason is we fluid. and before them botkin on his next mission, it was attacked in directly in november and december. yes. accuse us with ease of trying to block the maritime route, but who the say their own, they try to get him to shift the link to israel. business and that's obviously right. is there any government spokesman, a little lazy announced on choose day that the country would no longer grant. also, magic visa is to united nations employees. the relationship between the 2 is already tens. israel has all the cues, the un of targeting it with disproportionate criticism. for too long, international officials have been deflecting blame on to israel to cover up for the fact that they are covering up for homos in failing to condemn us for hijacking aid . and failing to condemn it for waging war out of hospitals. they have been complacent partners and hamas as human shields strategy. they have let the world down. we all demanding global accountability. and now we are leading by exa

you mentioned dss program for the future. as we think about the threats of 2045 and just how bad everything seems to be getting, just on the s nt t side of the house to begin looking at those things. future oriented whether it be policy, what have you. >> sure. as i started off, and you mentioned space sensor, hypersonic ballistic tracking sensor, proliferated architecture, the ground radars people put in, they are not going away. architecture is a different balance and mix of what you are looking at and recognizing different parts of the architecture have different vulnerabilities so you are spreading your risk at different points and reducing the advantage in adversary gets by attacking any individual node. your network is able to reroute in multiple ways. that is what you have to at the grand scheme level try to put out there. we want to do that first and foremost, you want to be tracking where your threat is before your threat gets launched so that is another part of the problem. it is a sensor-based mission area in part.