i mean, develop information offensive information is true.arly and distinctly to those beams and fakes that come from the enemy. what do you think, how to build an effective strategy of information work with the peaceful ukrainian population? because a year ago it was clear that the corresponding work failed? has anything changed since then? well, look, if we are talking about the civilian population that is on the other side, and the lines of contact, then we produce quite a lot of content that is correct, it does not reach, because people are forbidden there, but to use any russian information channels, including russian telegrams and so there, uh, the fascist government in kiev is consistently tightening the screws. it’s simply forbidden there, it’s practically forbidden to think, but in russian , not to mention speaking russian and we see a huge number of different videos, and in which there he practically settles scores with people who are not talking on the sovereign move what is called therefore, we are doing everything right, but natu

that information to others. that's something that computers are still unable to do and flexibility as well as adaptive ness, something that we can do is, you know, we can come up with new solutions or do things that didn't exist before. we can adapt to new environments and we can adapt to unfamiliar, unfamiliar situations and we need to be able to make sure that we're training our students to be successful in the future job markets by providing them with these skills that are necessary as. i mentioned before, it's not about everybody just going to college and getting a master's degree, getting, you know, a really high level of education because those kinds of are necessary. those kinds of jobs are growing. but we also have other types of jobs in our economy as well it's i mentioned, those low skilled jobs and what's going to eventually happen in the labor market, hopefully because what's been happening recently is we've seen increases in inequalities with, you know, the middle class jobs being eliminated and a l

information is a question on the information warfare of studying methods.ts more actively from the second half of the twentieth. a century, these same americans return to these treatises. he studies them very seriously , they take a lot into their arsenal. and this active one is clearly visible. and the information itself, according to historians, began to play an even more significant role in modern times . this is connected with the development of bourgeois society. this is connected with the development of technology in general, because the source is very important for conducting information wars. from whom the content of the information comes, but the channel through which the information is transmitted and the speed of transmission of this information are very important. since this channel is secure the first newspapers appeared , printing appeared. people are becoming more literate. so they can read the information in the same newspapers. the second half of the 19th century is even more progress. this is the appearance of the telegraph, where informat

of this information.ow secure is this channel? the first newspapers appeared , printing appeared. people are becoming more literate. so they can read the necessary information in the same newspapers. the second half of the 19th century is even more progress. this is a manifestation of the telegraph, where information is accelerated even faster, as far as it takes several minutes to transmit information at the end of the end of the 19th and beginning of the 20th century. this is already the construction of a telegraph cable along the bottom of the ocean, which connected america with europe , the improvement of automatic information channels makes it possible to increase the amount of information and the intensity of this impact. and at that time , theoretical comprehension and practical implementation were already beginning in the governments of great britain in france, the corresponding structural the unit that is responsible for the informational or psychological impact after the first world war, again,

this information, that's what this information is going on by the reference. well, of course it's putting the pressure on the people to do one thing or the other. it's kind of like mainstream, either like radio or tv or any other medium you get, you need to control how information is being processed to the public itself. reading, we need to dictate what even if we can't necessarily control the entirely, we need to be at least crowded in certain areas to prevent it from going to places . we don't necessarily want people to find out. so somebody in the government can shut down information before it gets to me or even after it's out there. um, as they've done. yeah. and it's not free flow of information by definition, by definition. right. i mean, look at this point. so now i understand, by the way, if it's something that is, you know, uh, you know, state secrets, uh, you know, the code to the nuclear bomb, even that something like that, i would say, okay, you know, national security and stuff, real national security. it's definitely not about not information abo

inform. one of the first things, if you see you are a target from information influence campaign is that you inform your target audience that you are working -- working on it. you will get back with new information. that is the first statement that you can do. when you have more facts, describe the facts of the case. it is going on. you can correct if something is misunderstood. and you can also emphasize your values, you stand for. the third part is advocate. that is more forward leaning. you go into dialogue with your target audiences. you open up to discuss your values. you can help your target audience to argue and debate. you can show them that this information fits into a bigger narrative. you can choose to cooperate together with others and you can also package information and show that this actually tied into other events. it takes more time to advocate what is going on. defend. it is about defending the organization and target specific actions against the aggressor. the reporting, bl

information agency.u look at its charter, it says it coordinates academic and cultural exchanges, international broadcasting and other things, america's brand sells itself. we don't have to necessarily sell it or put so much effort into it. we should look back at what we did during the cold war in terms of getting our brand out there so people can take advantage of it, recognize it and then let them decide which message they buy more. and i'm telling you when we get out there or when we bring our allies and partners or friends here to the u.s. and then they compare that to what they've seen in their other trips, we win. we should look at the difference in environments. we look at the open information environment in the united states as a liability and the prc is running roughshod in that attachment. thank you for putting that out there. you can see that the prc has china radio national, putting china daily inserts into the new york times have full access to american people. truth has a ring to it that ev

he gets information to present some information. this is what your government is doing on so what, so for me to make you have intelligent services, working with social media behind the scenes in a way that you don't know anything about. and i'm exposing isn't that like how, how you expose this, derek? so they're taking sides of the government been so that's what sort of government pretty much a bad thing is you shouldn't expose this particular makes what seems ridiculous to me, which goes back to how we started the interview. what i said, i love leaks. yeah. and i can't believe a journalist or angry when people leak information that there's, that's what you were supposed to though. apparently they don't look it treatment broken, people's brains. honest. right? right. it's the most bizarre thing. what else i seymour hersh was with me here where you're sitting right now recently and he said the same thing. yeah. well he said, i mean it's just, they've been gone crazy. it's almost as if they looked at it as we need to protect buying in

yes, that is, this process of transferring information by storing information in such interactions.nomenon molecular switching, because there really is one switch, let's say, and many uliknucleotides interact with it simultaneously. this is who, that is, roughly speaking, now, if we look before, we have a dna chain, if you ask, what kind of debt suits him right away, and this is more than that, the prices creek clearly wrote that if the dna sequence of one is known the chain then the second one is automatically predefined. and i said that and if we consider not athens well , weak athens interactions, yes, then i can have an almost infinite number of olgas that will interact. still, yes, yes weak, not eternal, they will connect, but they will always be switches - this is who in this in this, who? ah interacts with many. that is, we have one goal and many interact with it at once. this is the difference, which, well, as it were before, well, biologists looked at mutations. yes, that is, there is the concept of single nucleotide polymorphism, when well, i do not know there is radiation

yes, they were not supposed to transmit to each other, but no information.hat i show in the article, for example, and this one is formed by this. some weak complexes, because of such connections , they interacted and fell apart. now this one went to communicate with this one, supported together, fell apart. and already this one finally transmits information to this one, uh, the last olinucleotitis, and it seems that these two should not have exchanged information with each other, but due to such a weakly affine interaction. they passed information to each other discovered by him the fundamental mechanism. maxim nikitin called molecular switching his discovery explain the author does not deny previous knowledge about complements them often i hear. what is there, everything has completely changed and so on. not everything that was previously known. it continues to work. everything is correct. everything is good wonderful. it's just that now we managed to open this mechanism expands our understanding, and give us new opportunities in genetics, there are still m

unfortunately, to date, many questions remain that they are not informed, so the national informationintains a defense register , entering this growth of any information about anyone, about the military, about civilians who missing persons who are being searched for in this register automatically has the opportunity to join to find out information at the coordination headquarters for the reconciliation of festive prisoners and the same headquarters that takes care of issues and implements exchanges or the return of our prisoners to their homeland, what exactly is there also, the information in this, er, in this national information bureau is stored, and how exactly if a family member or a loved one disappeared during the war, to whom should one contact for tracing issues, well, this is strictly related to the military , i understand correctly if they disappeared civilians on the line of fire, it's not them, it doesn't apply to civilians. i want to emphasize that the national information bureau, which was somehow created on march 6, 2022, under the terms of the geneva convention, it pr

in large volumes, because humanity has produced a huge amount of information.sider it important to us it is interesting and important and that it should be kept. well, at least there are five generations, at least, and it’s better there for 1,000 years, so that it is kept often fundamental discoveries find application at long intervals applied research faster over the course of several years. well , no matter how desirable the latter are, it is believed that it is the former in the end. for a country's economic breakthroughs usually, of course, this is a gradual process. yes, that is, people go along a long road to some result, they move in a certain direction , especially if it is experimental work that builds some installations, and then i collect a beautiful picture, which means they present it to the public and already draw it up, as a result, despite partial isolation of russian science, ties with countries that are not sharing a position. west huge potential resources and competencies allow russian scientists to work for results, even in the face of limit

i want to get you as much information as i can. so robert byer how would you and i identify each if were on the streets of moscow and we wanted to know whether or not it was safe to talk. one of our legendary caves officers who both the handler for pop up in, ben koski, was george caves walter and key spotter wanted a system so that an asset would know his handler in they might not have ever met before and so one way he came up with an idea was to have both of them have the identical cufflinks and so you can see on display over here those cuff links that were used in one of these operations so that popoff could know that the cia handler was who they said they were. now, before we move on, i want to reference the ceiling and where we are when it comes to coded messages. right. so if you look our ceiling at the very beginning, we start off with morse code. but during the cold war, we have a message hidden in cyrillic. eventually we're going to get all these hidden messages up online so people can try their hand at decoding these mess

the scale of the information, the depth of information we have. the access to credit that consumers have. there is still so much more that we can do. adding alternative data to really help those consumers that are not in the formal environment. move them into it -- >> absolutely. yes? >> senator, if i could add one last point. adding rental payments to the credit files, at scale, would materially drive home ownership in this country. if a consumer can make their rent payments consistently, they can make their mortgage payments. if they qualify for a mortgage than they can start to build generational wealth, as you pointed out. >> absolutely. in conclusion, if there are potential cfpb announcements coming down the pipe i hope that those will be done in accordance with the notice and comment process that is required by law. i hope that you will all consider reliable risk based data, including all types of debt. as you are no, they are important to the work that you do. but more data that we have, the more people have access to credit. thank you for

well, it is called an information lens or an information cocoon. what does it mean? of information for yourself, most often it is a telegram channel and is located in captivity. eh, this kind of informational lens on them, such propaganda affects them later , because they are young people. since the critical algorithm for understanding this or that information is the rejection of its filtering of fake information, it is very difficult for them and only with such a direct dialogue. and thank god that our journalists, experts in political science work with this audience, they manage to deduce them, because they have read these clichés. they pronounce them about them, including this phenomenon in their student audiences. it's actually not that new. yes. these people have some beliefs on the internet. they are just looking for confirmation of the correctness of their beliefs, all of them are nothing more, because this is no more than five eight resources of people who cannot learn from their mistakes, but i want to say that it seems to me whether you agree or not. we hav

and the appeal is a clarification guide just for most of the information.not from open sources there at the beginning when we did not have a separate team there in march 2022 the information was mostly from open sources. right now, we have a lot of our own information, but we have limited resources and so the database is completely incomplete. first of all, we work on the forms that are actually sent to us , because if people fill out this form, they want to share this information, and this is our goal. don't take someone else's information somewhere, but first work on those appeals, but in general, we want to gather absolutely everyone over time. when there will be an opportunity, when there will be more resources. well , andrii, you can. by the way, can you fill out the application? a person who is not native, but there is, it was an acquaintance , a friend can fill out, can fill out the application and enter the name and surname of yevhen olevych, also in this base, among the civilians, there is also the surname of a person we knew, is it our neighbor zb

and the russians understand the power of information and the power of being able to dominate the information's fear and general drama. for instance, stress that information is more powerful than am kinetic means or can be more powerful than kinetic means, because the fact is much more nuanced. you can deploy it anywhere anytime using um internet but also using different from the organizations and so on. and so you are influencing popular perception of events. this is a warm, long term effect. but essentially when this works out, there is no way to fix it. it's not like a cyber attack where you can pack a release, a patch in or the to repair is a system here we're talking about the influence upon popular consciousness and, and so this is a very dominance trend in russian military thinking. and given that there is a nother sides to the story, go tell us about what this information coming from ukraine looks like, who is a targeted ads and, and how effective has it been as well? the premium side has been very effective from the beginning of the so called special military operation because of russi

very important information. are preparing large-scale provocations to create a cell. of radiation danger, in the next few hours, the rashists are preparing a large-scale provocation with the simulation of an accident at a gas station , for this, a strike will be carried out directly on the territory of the air force base, after which it will be announced about the emergency leak of radioactive substances in the incident , ukraine will traditionally be blamed in order to hide its actions as much as possible. investigation , during which all hostilities will be stopped . thus, they hope to get the desired pause, which will be used to regroup the occupying of the continent and the stoppage of the ukrainian counter-offensive informs vertma that we are in touch again viktora dudukalov, deputy chairman of the berdyansk district council viktora will please continue with i'm sorry that this happened to us means that it detonated and burned practically all night and that there were explosions in, well, there were planes

such information about how it goes.erhaps this counter-terrorist operation was conceived in a different way, because there was no such person even during the day. this is my personal opinion during the day, to a large extent, an information field of coverage of what is happening. i spoke about this yesterday and again today and at night, and in the morning i was convinced of this , the glade was largely given over to op- to people who, voluntarily or involuntarily, but worked according to patterns , ottsepso ukrainian, but, because it was not possible to check the information that was not given, at least compare it with the official one due to the lack, but social information, and someone then it was done for reasons of pure hype by someone from the sincere. e from sincere. eh, let's say experiences that really? well, well, well, how is it? what's more, again? we will hide the fact that such a variant of the reaction, including the attack of bakhmut, which was a question time. the ukrainian side also had it, namely, to

fully informed about the case.nd you do that job, didn't you? >> yes sir. >> you followed your oaths? >> yes sir. >> and you do the same thing, didn't you mr. friend? >> yes sir. >> yet you felt the full weight of the federal government come down on you guys. they timed it perfect the, they sent a letter to us yesterday, we knew they would, we knew it was going to happen that way. mr. o'boyle is getting his hearing tomorrow. >> that is when they are trying to schedule it, we have not heard back. >> thank you, think you for your service to the country. the poise, the way you have handled yourself, the way you have served our country, it does not go unnoticed. the american people appreciate what you have done for our country and what you are doing for our country. god bless you. i keeled back. i recognize the ranking member. >> at least you got a document from the fbi. we hear your colleagues in congress don't get documents from you, do not get materials from you. this is my five minutes. i did not yield to you. i am

society, we are an information society , that is, we have preserved the information space in ukraine , we have problems there, we can discuss but in fact , we have preserved information, we have the internet , a mobile phone, i have television, we have telegrams, we have websites, we have editorial offices, we have our local media there we have certain rehearsals at the national level but in essence we remained an information society , we introduced ours well we have a limited kobylyansk hour we have self-censorship that we do not show the ukrainian military a lot of things, we regulated a lot of things in the laws, but we did not clamp down on the ukrainians, that is, in fact, to a large extent on us. there are even certain media that exploded even in ukraine, the world media, we launched all of them. i do not know of a single case where some world media having a normal status was refused accreditation , it was overcrowded with that mother. and what happened is now. they still live, i understand, well, now i live. they show that crimes are going on in kherson right now, the russians

is required it does not provide any information to the enemy, but informs about immediate threats toeople's lives, shows the global scale of russian air terrorism , i note the adequacy of the coverage of airstrikes in ukraine , yes. meanwhile, the verkhovna rada supported the reduction of the maximum age of citizens on the military registration of conscripts from 27, as it was until then up to the age of 25 this was reported by nardap yaroslav zheleznyak and this means that now men aged 25 and over who have not passed can be called to the war conscription or some military department, at the same time the rada increased the rewards for military cadets of insurers and temporarily unsuitable military models , we will talk about this and another piece of news for the military from the verkhovna rada is that the verkhovna rada adopted as the basis of a bill which allows servicemen a 30-day vacation and plus another 10 days due to family circumstances and circumstances, and before that two days for getting to one and the other side within the borders of ukraine, i.e. vacation without takin

and for your information, how many people were they able to take away?trying, but people do not really agree, because they already know what the so-called evacuation of the right bank was such an experience and a lesson is already historical , but nevertheless, they still collect people , often violently pack buses and take them to the exact place where they plan to place their units, we already said they they use the recreation area of ​​the left bank, that is along the coast and deeper closer to the crimea, including they try to use this method to blackmail the children, that is, they take away the children by forcefully taking them away . they then provoke their parents to leave for them it is known about the situation in crimea, the season does not continue and it is so alarming that all the routes are congested, those who arrived continue to pack up and leave , the price of real estate there has fallen significantly . they are trying at a very accelerated pace to get rid of that one of ours, they allegedly had property. although it is illegal, the i

they also found campus employees were hired as fbi informers, and to inform on students and faculty.black student on at least one campus in the philadelphia area was under fbi surveillance. they also found that hoover operated a massive stasi like program throughout the country against black americans. every agent in the country was forced to participate and had to hire an informer to create files on black people. to be black, in hoover's mind, was to be dangerous, and therefore subject to surveillance by the fbi. they also discovered that hoover maintained a security index, an ever expanding list of people believed by hoover to be subversive and who were to be secretly detained by the fbi during a national emergency. calls for congressional investigation of hoover and fbi died less than two months after the burglary. congress had no appetite for this. but thanks to nbc reporter carl stern, a congressional investigation later became imperative. without carl's determined effort to find out what cointelpro was those bure operations regarded eventually, as the worst might never have bee

this is optimistic information. i hear all the time that i scare people. do you scare people if you tell them that and you just want to hang yourself and do nothing, but i always say something else if we don't tell people the truth sooner or later the day will come when they will learn about this truth, but we are not in front of our eyes all the time speech the prime minister of armenia was never respected on the day when he signed an agreement with president aliyev, president putin , on the end of the second karabakh war, and the shocked armenian people, who were waiting for victory , saw it on television screens in the reports of journalists and the speeches of politicians , and instead of this victory was a shameful defeat . i am not saying that it will be like this for us, but even if some of our expectations do not come true, it can be compared to the effect experienced by the armenians, that is why i always urge and politicians and journalists and this is much more important than fighting russian propaganda believe me to tell the truth to my compatr

, you come across people who are the recipients of this single source of information, the marathon and the news data, the impression is that there are two bubbles, well, not even bubbles, because reality collides with this, hooray, we are winning, and to me it actually just reminds me a little of such soviet rhetoric they say well, there was such a cheer for the victory, what we call the russians now the victory, but it is sometimes read in our people, who are constantly repeated there victory victory we will be victorious and so on and so on so that to answer your question, i will divide it into several pieces if they are against ukraine's communication with the world, explain what is happening to a large extent, the success story, we have lost what is called the global south, we are not very good at it, we are working with africa, with south america, with southeast asia, with that for example , we can see this now in the behavior of pope francis, who, although he lives in the vatican, but comes from latin america. communicated very well and won a great victory and the fact that at fi

all the information is further in the news release. repulse of a large-scale alarm at night , according to radio interception, seven missile carriers here 95 from the territory of russia carried out missile launches , after which the command was given to relaunch the regions of ukraine. alarm spread around 5 o'clock residents of kyiv oblast , dnipropetrovsk oblast, kharkiv oblast, khmelnytsky oblast heard explosions, according to official data , the anti-aircraft defense worked perfectly there is no information about the arrivals at the moment, there are no victims of the destruction either, but we are monitoring the information due to the air alert. thousands of kyivans sought shelter in the subway , some came with sleeping bags and brought their pets. in addition, even at night , the capital 's underground turns into bomb shelters. this time it reached pavlograd in the evening, there were explosions, they were heard already in the morning, the mayor anatoliy informed the top of the details, later a 48-year-old resident died in the le

what is certain information, really? without our military , i would not like to announce it today, but if , well, let's say this, the algorithm of these actions of the aviation harvest is known to us, of course, somewhere after two o'clock there, closer to three in the morning it is possible that activation is certain. but again, this is only if the information that you have just voiced is officially confirmed by our military . here, in general, the question should be about something else, that people must comply with all the rules of behavior during air alarm signals and informational silence, too, of course, first of all, do not record the operation of the means of air defense well, i think that it is not important for people to know what and where it is flying from, because the so-called monitoring and channels are actually, well , let's say frankly, they are borrowing, i will do so diplomatically, they mark the information alone one thing and very often it does not correspond to the reality here we have manifested. c

and personal information, people can apply to the system of this law if they need information. the statistics of the dissemination system and free access to information show that even though more than 2,600 devices are connected to this system to respond to people's requests , since 2016, more than 500 devices have not been connected at all, which is evidenced by this criminal law of the dissemination system . and free access to information we spoke to the gentlemen who said that last year 230 new devices were connected to this system, but it is education or the social security investment company group has different companies. it has not been received to connect to this system, if i am the most saffron, the lack of knowledge about the implementation of the law on the duty of religious groups is telling , like these two correspondences of sedav and sima news agency with the forensic medicine organization of the tehran municipality pension organization, we asked why it is not connected to the system in order to the request of the people to answer, of course, the law was not suppo

we are still clarifying information about the night strike, but the previous information about the victims nevertheless, the enemy continues and artillery shelling works from active systems of salvo fire, mortars and tanks are used in those areas, you can reach and during such shelling of settlements of coastal settlements, one was injured, one was definitely wounded, but medical assistance was provided and its state is stable. now we can talk about the results of our counter-battery work. of aviation tried to collect maximum information and for the past day in our area of ​​responsibility all such scouts were destroyed, this is quite a high level of control from the point of view of people, before that they tried to collect information, 9 units of self-propelled guns and a large-caliber gun were also destroyed, and this indicates that we continue to push the position away from those e-e distances from where they can spread across the room settlement of mrs. nataliya and did the lines of contact on your operational and operational zones revive directly? i have on attention, are the russian

is today is unknown information a few days ago that such actions were taken.re taken there near the police station. in some cities, the head of the energy atom, petro kotin, talked about the fact that they even trained the russians to prepare for evacuation and even conducted training for such quick packing, collection and evacuation , tell me a little more about how it looked like and in which directions they are going to move in case of what well, according to the available information , the evacuation was carried out with a potential evacuation to the crimea, but it carried exclusively the nature of training, training, preparation, etc., that is, they take these measures that they may need, and so the day before may 9, there was a large amount of information that the enemy there was taking measures to curtail their actions, was taking people and documents there , the authorities were closed there, even a chain of stores there on mines at the base of ukraine squeezed into stores, but from may 9 in the afternoon, everything started working again. from may 10,

well, we will clarify this information at the moment, it is not official.ell, we will now include kharkiv oblast. bohdan tkachuk, a deputy of the kharkiv district council, is in touch with us . glory to ukraine, mr. bohdan, glory to the heroes . good day and my greetings, mrs. antina. birthday thank you, mr. bohdan, it is very nice well, but all the holidays and celebrations will be only after our victory, now the situation is extremely tense, in particular, there are battles in the kharkiv direction, in particular, it is about masyukivka, please tell me what is there well, i have no information about what exactly is happening, masyukivka, i have information about the shelling, as shariy and other russian bloggers inform us about the shelling of russian territory from our side, there is an easel gun, they raised a big potion there what, how is it that the next red line has been crossed, a tank is shooting at the populated areas of the belgorod region, but i want to remind mr. sharia and all his followers that in the fall their tanks shot at strilche from th

developers of this machine learning as parents cause algorithms through which this information that you give out is taught and after processing this array of information is true or false, the user sends him a photo of a dog and asks if it is a cat , the neural network answers no, because he is not like the million images of cats embedded in his memory, however there is a question that artificial intelligence cannot answer so unambiguously, there is a lot of information about the war in ukraine, but some are cautiously called a conflict, and therefore, after receiving this information at the entrance, it may be that one user has it here he answers that it is a war in ukraine, and another user is answered that it is a conflict or civil war as a basis chad gpt also takes russian propaganda sites and articles if there are people who talk to them and they promote it, then he also learns from it and in fact, the fact that russian propaganda in the last 15 years is so accurate. it has generated simply colossal masses of content , including with the help of artificial intelligence, this is

, no one hid anything, they gave clear, verified , reliable information.in the moscow region in fact, and their attack. it can be said that it failed. i think they expected something completely different. uh, it's clear that this does not go unnoticed by either the armed forces of the russian federation and law enforcement agencies. and here's the real answer to them very soon. here is a good example of stuffing a photo of a drone allegedly shot down near moscow, yes, also with markings from anya lorak and signature thank you for the drones. there 's even a watermark supposedly. this is the shot channel and here is a rebuttal from this telegram channel. they didn't write that, they say the author turned out to be a ukrainian deputy. the extremist goncharenko is a wind, that's all, it blows from there, and such rebuttals can be found for every fake today. the moscow prosecutor's office here recalls that for the dissemination of false socially significant information and administrative and criminal liability. all those internet, including in social networks,

i quote: ukraine won on the information front, which is no less important than the battlefield.th mr. danilov's statement that ukraine won on the information front, at least as of september 1 of last year? well , let me start. that ukraine , especially in the first months of the war, made enormous progress in countering the enemy on the information front, well , this is an obvious fact, the russians are known for using propaganda and their narratives, not one year or two, and this the machine appeared not in the 14th since the offensive on ukraine, nor in the 91st, and uh, the thing is that they are masters of this matter, that they use a wide variety of tools, including uh, nlp, including other spheres of influence on public consciousness, this the fact is that ukraine was able to control its information space at least and not allow russian narratives to enter there so actively, this is already a huge achievement . worldwide, globally, as of last year, world institutions, for example, general ones, especially representatives of all the countries of the world, gather there, they

this is a typical information technology aimed at demoralizing our troops .ation is easy to verify, and its effect is expected in the case of an apt moment of dissemination and massiveness , the moment of dissemination is an understandable peak of voltage in the bahmut when even a few demoralized the military from our side will make the situation easier for them precisely because of this and a bunch of premature messages about taking bahmut hanna painter deputy minister of defense of ukraine alyona romanyuk the fact is how the mountain joins our broadcast good night good night to you well, let's definitely try to evaluate the effect, whether it was at least some of launches of the launch of such a fake, it is clear that it was immediately refuted, but what do we have in the dry balance, and in fact, such fakes are very weak and absurd, and they are launched not for the first time, this is happening periodically e-e starting from e-e the commander-in-chief of the armed forces e-e actually mr. zulzhny and ending with a-a m-m influential generals or commanders w

so , we are monitoring the information.should also not look at the windows , it’s better to go to the shelter, let’s continue the conversation, uh , regarding joseph biden’s presentation of the candidacy of the successor to the chair of the chief of the general staff of the united states of america, i ’m interested in your opinion, and who are charles brown and whether he can or does he have a real chance to pass through the congress and get a positive decision about his appointment is a probable question . i think that if he is nominated, he deserves a dream. has not passed through the congress at the moment, but again, i would like to emphasize that this is the chief of the general staff. yes , that is, he is subordinate to the minister of defense, and the minister of defense. how would the conversations there shuffle some new people, someone leaves, someone is added to the administration, in the end, they all work for the president, in the end, all the decisions that are made, that is, the president’s decisions are made,