hands and tries to hand a summons to our journalist colleague yevhenii shulgat from the information investigation , all well... everyone is obliged, according to the constitution , to protect ukraine, and there was nothing strange here, if it were not for certain coincidences, just the day before, it was he, journalist yevhenii shulgat, who told urbiet orbi the truth about the humble sbu employee ilya vityuk, ilya serves, serves, and the property grows and grows, and in such quantities, so it looked. it's like a kind of revenge attempt, but now we will talk about it with the head of investigative journalism agency slidstvo info, anna babinets in connection with our studio, anna, congratulations, glory. glory as a hero. anna, you will join us in congratulating now, because today is a big holiday in ukraine, today is the tcc day , april 8. would it be better for you to tell us what kind of murky scum the tcc was aiming at your colleague? i didn't really know, but happy holidays to all tccs , if there are, i'm sure most are doing a good job, but those who are used as a tool against discomfort. these

information. we welcome this investigation _ that information. we welcome this investigation because it will - that information. we welcome this investigation because it will allow l investigation because it will allow aligned _ investigation because it will allow aligned to be drawn in relation to this matter. i am fully confident that angela rayner has not broken the rules — that angela rayner has not broken the rules. she will cooperate with the rules. she will cooperate with the investigation as you would e>

let's go, it looks like someone in the company is leaking information. investigatorsink that we will be able to turn things around so that the company’s reputation does not suffer. anyone from accounting or? finance department? no, you need a manager with banking signature rights. hello, dad, uh-huh, come in, sit down. is this your reasonable option? yes, of course, the decision will be yours. maybe i should come by later? no, no, no, no, yes, it’s not an easy choice you’re offering me, i’m sorry, i have to go, all the best, i’ll think about it, i’m very glad, that you are back. well, go to the security room, then what? calm down! you're not the only one looking for a way out. i thought it was impossible for three of us to escape. i have more reasons, so you're flying past forty. hey you. smart guy, he has more releases, you have a month left to sit, right here, 2 million to... and it takes 2 weeks to get them from me, how much? 2 weeks, how much money did you say? 2 million dollars, why only 2 weeks, the deadline for paying out the winnings is ending, then you can ju

information, that they can then use. step four is report most investigations. and in a published report that is used by congress and the american public to better understand what the information was that congress gathered during the investigation. the report can lay out what was discovered and usually also includes conclusions or recommendations about what congress should do next. after the investigation. and the last step is legislation and not every investigation ends in legislation, but most of them do. and the legislation is when congress acts on those recommendations or acts on the findings of the investigation and to solve a problem or to change the law to better address a situation. congress has first ever congressional investigation happened in the late 1700s, and it resulted from a military defeat. congress wanted to know why the military had been defeated so, so badly by a a group of native american and tribal nations. so it asked the secretary of war for papers about about the defeat. secretary of war knocks didn't know exactly how to respond to that

forces of ukraine itself will answer all questions, including those of my colleagues from the information investigation agency. among the things that have been discussed very actively during the last few months, it is responsibility for violations of mobilization and military registration. is parallel to the law on mobilization, there is a law that actually provides for increased liability for military offenses, and in the draft of this law, which is already under consideration by the verkhovna rada, there was the norm on the criminal liability of ukrainian citizens for avoiding mobilization, for violation of mobilization or military registration, so there was information that... that the verkhovna rada committee on law enforcement during this consideration of the draft law excluded criminal responsibility for those who violate mobilization and military registration, the chairman of the committee of the verkhovna rada of ukraine, serhiy ionushas, ​​stated this, he says that today we recommended to the parliament to adopt this draft law numbered 10379 on the basis of committee amendments, that this draf

today, where he will perform special tasks together with the alpha unit, the head of the information investigationncy, anna babinets, said. i remind you that vytyuk, writes anna, is a figure in our investigation about elite property in pechersk, as well as a person who wanted to take revenge on the slidstvo info journalist with a subpoena. now he himself went to the front, punishment by war, as it is, punishment by war in quotation marks, of course, and today... it became known that the head of the solomyansky tsk in kyiv, whose employees tried to hand the journalist a summons ordered by the sbu, was transferred to a lower position in one of the combat units of the armed forces of ukraine. obviously, obviously, these stories in one way or another will be repeated, and somewhere this story will gain publicity, somewhere this story will not gain publicity. how much mobilization, which, i repeat once again, will obviously affect 95% of all men in ukraine, how much it will affect... society, the temperature inside society, you have already said that zelensky can at some point veto this law and to say

we have asked repeatedly for this investigation-- information. again, this is not something specific to this investigation. we find this on other investigations, where we repeatedly ask and don't get information, but we continue to ask. is not for a lack of trying. or interviewing people who i do not understand how we could get the names at this .2 -- down the road. not for lack of trying. now we are interviewing people who were in the area. we asked for security camera footage. renton has security cameras all over. the facility. we have security camera footage so we can understand who did the work. >> what is the reason you have not received the information? i guess it is boeing? >> we are the be there not gotten an answer or they are saying they are trying to provide a but can't find it. on the security camera footage, all the security camera footage is raised within 30 days and overwritten. done? >> that is correct. three different entities for the three different people. >> information regarding that circumstance? >> we are not at this time. i

by version of the investigation, they collected information on the instructions of their curators.that he had been collaborating with the sbu for several years. it was established that he managed to transfer personal information to kiev. armored vehicles were dived by attack drones. how did you not get confused even when the connection was lost, and the unit was not functioning? our war correspondent anton stepanenko saw footage of the battle together with the lieutenant’s parents. they watch this video for the first time, watch it several times, the father immediately recognizes him in the video by their son, lieutenant alexander toropov. moment the landings of the assault group are rewinded again to watch, they pass glasses to each other, he, their sashka, comes second. lieutenant toropov now commands a platoon in the seventieth guards regiment of the dnepr group. his assault group is the first to... at the command post, emotions run high, each of the assault groups and bmp crews is known by sight as a magician, driver mechanic, first. there were pops, well, i don’t see the pops,

however hope to hear about the status of this investigation and preliminary information that's appropriate to share this time. relatedly, i plan to ask the chair about a recurring problem with congressional oversight of transportation incidents that are concurrently under investigation at the ntsb. in some cases, companies party to ntsb investigations have confidentiality agreement regulations as restricting what those companies can provide to members of congress and when. that is of course incorrect. administrative congress' constitutional power of inquiry. i look forward to hearing the chairs opinion on the matter in the former congressional staffer herself. this committee also needs to needs herebyntsb authorizing st. as well as the reauthorization proposal the ntsb submitted to congress. members of this committee must have the opportunity comprehensively examine ntsb as an agency. and to contemplate any changes to the ntsb authorizing statute. let me be clear. ntsb is a critical agency that does vital work. i support that work. and i'm having to engage in a thorough discussion about it

of vytsyuka and two representatives of the tsc decided to chase after a journalist of the investigative informationand i can say that this journalist didn't just walk there like that, he was just doing this material about vityuk, investigating where he bought apartments... it was already a time of full-scale war, that is, he was a man in execution his official duty, and look, if mr. shelgat had any problems there with the tsc, the representatives of the tsc could dial him and say: mr. yevgeny, please come to us there at 9 in the morning, tomorrow we want to check certain documents there, but no, they arranged a race in a grocery supermarket and it looks absolutely disgusting, first of all, the fact that i serve... the security of ukraine , such an important department has nothing to do in times of full-scale war, except to chase a journalist, and an independent publication, which is financed, by the way, not by the expense of ukrainian taxpayers, yes, as a single television marathon, and also to arrange this circus with two representatives of the tsk, i understand that these were people who serve i

maksim dikterev, head of the department for investigating crimes against information security and drugvestigative department. oska in the city of minsk monitored the progress of the criminal case regarding sportsmen. as correspondence on the phone showed, it was with the same user, the dictator, that the couple was attacked. they uploaded their photographs to show the employer that they were in good physical shape, since they were constantly involved in sports, had significant dimensions, in all cases the accused themselves looked for a place where it would be most convenient for them to cause bodily harm to the victims, they went in advance to... the right place in order to inspect the surrounding area, select a place where it would be most convenient for them to wait for the victims, often such places were in sparsely populated areas forested areas or forested areas. the first episode happened in the same may, a few days before the events, the man took a treasure with drugs in him, wrote it to the store, saying he didn’t find the stash. at the direction curator, the guilty pawnbroker

well, another message from the latest minutes, investigative investigators received new information aboutreparations for the terrorist attack at crocus cityhole. experts studied the information on the mobile phones of the accused, in particular, it became known on february 24, on the anniversary of the start of the special operation, one of the terrorists, at the direction of his curators, sent him screenshots of images of the entrances to the building, as well as access roads. the accused himself confirmed this. photos of people were also found on the smartphone. camouflage with the ukrainian flag, they pose against the backdrop of destroyed houses, as noted by the investigative committee, this information may indicate a connection between the terrorist attack and the conduct of a military special operation. the results of an expert study of the mobile phones that the terrorists tried to destroy made it possible to obtain information that is significant for the investigation about the circumstances of the preparation for the crime. on the instructions of the curator who led the terrorist

information that f.a.a. collects that could support those investigations, but also the difficulty in receiving that informationm f.a.a. one of the date a points in particular relates to declarations of international operations. with the dio's, they helped expedite the registration for an aircraft so that the owner can take the aircraft out of the u.s. within three days. and you would imagine that when somebody registers an aircraft at the same time that they file a declaration or international operation, the dio presents a money laundering risk and investigators know this. so, these could be very valuable pieces of information to the investigators if they were to receive them timely. takes a lot of time to identify and trace funds to issue warrants and seizures. but f.a.a. provides them on an ad hoc basis and sometimes monthly. certainly after the point at which the aircraft has already left the u.s. so that was one of the areas where we recommended that f.a.a. do a better job of sharing daily information with, you know, with law enforcement. i don't think it would require much because there's no barriers that

investigation? in principle, all the information that is currently available, you have just voiced it, i might add that it is already an investigator. the investigators announced suspicions under article 348 of the criminal code - this is the murder or attempted murder of a law enforcement officer and according to the first part of article 263 illegal treatment with weapons, the vinnytsia specialized prosecutor's office in the field of defense of the southern region is in charge of the proceedings, investigative actions are ongoing, precautionary measures will be taken against them in the near future, preventive measures will be taken in vinnytsia on the territory where the crime was committed. also today will be a farewell to the dead 20-year-old police officer maksym zaretsky, who died in the line of duty, protecting his partner during an attack. and according to these articles that you voiced, what can be a precautionary measure? a precaution, of course. both the investigation and the prosecutor's office will request the selection of a preventive measure in the form of non-alternative detention. in

investigation. very important information was also received after investigators studied the terrorists’ phones, about the attack is crocus criminals reported almost a month before the attack on february 24, the anniversary of the start of the special operation. the curator, through his accomplices, sent the performers photographs of the concert hall and the route to it. contacts in mobile. another significant detail helped investigators expand the circle of suspects, which indicates where the traces may lead: photographic images of people in camouflage uniforms with a ukrainian flag against the background of destroyed houses of a ukrainian postage stamp with an obscene gesture were discovered. these data may indicate a connection between a terrorist act committed and a special military operation. the implementation of the complex continues. turned out to be the american congress, again disputes around the tranche for ukraine, which the democrats have been trying to approve since october. 60 billion dollars for kanu, now there has been a proposal not to adopt a bill on assistance to ukraine and israel

investigation. we wanted some of the information from the investigation because we thought that would be illuminating but that's still challenged in some ways. so we thought that the work of this panel, because it was so specific to the culture, needed to be illuminated because i think when we get to some of the discussions with the f.a.a., that they had a lot of responsibilities and one of them now they're executing on, we'll see what they come out in their order. it can't be a light -- s.m.s.-lite. it has to be real safety structure culture. what i heard today was just how -- i'd already read the report obviously and thought highly of it, but what you heard from their discussion with members is, like, this can be accomplished. this can be accomplished. it's not like overly bureaucratic or cumbersome. it's really about a culture and just like she said at the end, it's not -- it's not the function, it's how the mission -- it's not the mission, it's the success of the mission. and i think that that's what we're just trying to say. this isn't like overly bureaucratic. it's just getting it done and gett

with the main energy organization of the region for more than 13 years, according to information from investigatorsed by the company rosseti northern caucasus, from which kaitov was previously fired with a scandal. while the police are looking for some, they are conducting investigative actions with other, no less important persons involved in the criminal case, those who installed these same meters, the former head of the contracting organization in the conversation, did not go unnoticed. with us did not scold either his work or products, worn out transformer, worn out - cable, well, substations, it was necessary to put this in order first, and then probably, have you often seen such situations when populated areas were left without electricity? yes, to this day it’s the same program, the problem is in dagestan, a very big problem, the network is worn out, it happens that it cuts down a village, for example, well, recently , it seems that these people only really experienced embarrassment in front of the camera, state duma deputy sultan khamzaev has been closely monitoring the energy situation in

i had to be here, i had to inform the investigative authorities, this is a relative sergeevich, everything ’s really going on, can you put your hands on the platform. can explain what's going on here, fuck you, what's wrong? well, well, doctor, what's wrong with her? well, i beg you, tell me, now i’ll write out a prescription, but okay, give me, give me, let him drink a calcium solution, yeah. five times a day, two tablespoons, uh-huh, uh-huh, there seem to be no complications, thank god, when will they transplant these repeat offender midwives, what did you say, if it weren’t for your relative, honestly, i would have reported where it should be with great pleasure. in the 20th century, clandestine abortions, game, like a ghoul, a walker, but what next, what, what will happen to my girl? your girl punished herself, she will no longer have children. sorry, i'll bow down too. i 'll accompany you. lord, how is this! yes, what do you understand about men in your russia? stephen. take the carbine, drag them back there, quickly , quickly, guys, look to the side, well, levchenko hammer, get ready

been collected, indeed we have it. and the prosecutor general's office is collecting information and the investigativeommittee, there is a lot of information in the archives, but the idea is to unite everything today to create a portal that will serve people for a really long time, a lot still needs to be digitized, a lot more needs to be interviewed, more than 400 prisoners are still alive, i believe that memory is not only this is an ambassador from the past to the future, of course, human memory is... eternal in any case, it is through memory that we pass on this difficult childhood of ours, simply put, because the germans took away our childhood, but they did not take away our love for life, project prisoners memory 1941-1945, joint work of the belarusian peace fund, the orthodox church of the national archive. belarusian students are taking part in the development of the internet portal prisoners of bai. historical events are captured not only in books, but on the canvases of belarusian masters. patriotic premiere at the national art museum of belarus, an exhibition with the telling title “we ser

alexander lyakin on how the investigation is progressing. the terrorists were informedus cityhall was a target for attack almost a month before the attack on february 24, the anniversary of the start of the special military operation. the curator, through the helpers , sent them photographs of the concert hall. the pictures were on the phone of one of the terrorists. the results of an expert study of mobile phones that terrorists tried to destroy, allowed us to obtain information about the circumstances that is significant for the investigation. preparation for the crime, on the instructions of the curator who led the actions of the terrorists, the crocus city hall concert hall was chosen as the location for the attack, one of the accomplices, on the instructions of the curator, found on internet resources and sent him screenshots of images of the entrances to the crocus city hall building and access roads to him. the accused confirmed all this in his testimony. the day before, three more accomplices of this crime were detained. operation took place in moscow, yekaterin

at the same time , the information collected by investigators and journalists makes it possible to establishhip of the crime. representative of russia. the russian representative refused to work on the text of the statement on the issue of the attack on nord streams, while he noted that the perpetrators, no matter how hard they try, will not escape the answer. let us recall that the terrorist attack in the baltic was committed on september 26, 2022, it is already known for certain that the ukrainian and polish special services were involved in it, there is no doubt about the complicity in the crime, also of the americans and others. another monument to soviet soldiers has been demolished in ukraine. this time, the city of romno was marked by an act of vandalism. on slavoje hill there was a sculptural composition of three figures: a soldier, partisans and girls they saved. the authorities considered dismantling too labor-intensive, so they ordered to simply throw the monument off its pedestal. over the past two years, the ukrainian authorities have been waging the most fierce struggle against

however, relatives were informed that the investigation was still ongoing. in august , an international group of experts will present their report on the devastation, it is expected that the final results will be announced only next year. in 2011, the russian side cited the cause of the tragedy as the crew’s erroneous decision not to leave for an alternate airfield in foggy conditions. because of this, 96 people died, including the leader of the republic, lech kaczynski. these conclusions were confirmed by the polish commission based on the results of its own inspection, but in... in destroyed buildings after the israeli army left the territory. idf fighters have been in the south for the past four months. it is reported that traces of torture are visible on the bodies of the dead; many of the victims elderly, women, and medical staff. the people 's hands were tied, their remains were buried and covered with garbage. palestine and the un are calling for an international investigation, but israel's main ally is the us, which has previously said it sees no sig

information. all investigation materials will be transferred to the international criminal court in the hague.ally, four more children were returned home from the occupied kherson region. this was announced by the head of the region oleksandr prokudin. russians forced children to attend a russian school, teenage boys were put on the military register, so that in the future. to the ranks of the occupation army, a 14-year-old girl with a disability and two boys aged 12 to 15 are now safe, psychologists are working with the children. meanwhile, polish farmers continue to block three checkpoints, namely ravoruska, jagodyn and ughryny. currently, there are 1,400 trucks in the queue. this was stated by the spokesman of the state proborder. services andriy demchenko. according to him, the yagody checkpoint is the largest infrastructural one direction on the border with poland. it can pass up to 1,400 trucks per day. for now , that's all the news for me as of this hour, or to learn more, stay tuned on our website espresso.tv, as well as on our social networks, join, like, because your reaction is very

investigators also opened a criminal case under the provision of services that do not meet safety requirements. according to some informationeration has already been interrogated. the clinic is still stingy with comments. an investigation is currently underway, and we unfortunately do not have the authority to provide any information about the patient or the progress of his treatment, since this information makes up. the investigation is in full swing, law enforcement officers are working on the spot, by the way, according to the capital’s prosecutor’s office 2 years ago, there was already a similar case here, the investigation is still underway. a woman born in 1966 underwent laparoscopic gastric bypass surgery; the next day the patient’s condition worsened, she underwent another operation, but the woman died. it is known that julia’s deceased family included a husband and two children, but the private clinic continues to accept patients and perform operations. into the hands of themis, he was hiding from justice for 21 years and 2 months, it was not without special forces, the fugitive official’s apartment had to be storm

. >>> we're learning new information into the investigation of that tragic car crash in pleasanton that killed a family of four, including two children. police say the car could have been speeding and it appears the driver lost control when it crashed into a large oak tree. this happened on foothill road. first responders say they tried to save the life of one of the two children at the scene but were unable to do so. we'll have more details on the investigation as police release them. >>> i'm anne makovec with more on the final good-bye for an oakland police officer critically injured on duty more than five years ago. he died last week. officer jordan wingate was 29 when he passed away last saturday from injuries sustained in that terrible car crash in august of 2018. he was responding to a call about a suspicious person at the port of oakland when he collided with the car and a big rig. he had to be cut from his vehicle before being taken away in critical condition. today's memorial was held at the three crosses church in castro valley. among the speakers, oakland interim police chief

possible, who were going to be blown up in berizhfiski , investigators obtained data from the mobile phones of the detained bandits. according to informationrom the investigative committee, photographs and pictures may indicate a connection between the terrorist attack and the conduct of a special military operations, that traces of the terrorist attack in crocus lead to ukrainian and and such work should be constant in close cooperation between the security forces and the authorities. the president spoke about this at the annual meeting of the ministry of internal affairs on tuesday. a prominent ex-official was led along the corridor, accompanied by a convoy. pavel danilov recently worked as deputy prime minister of chuvashia, but now he is accused of receiving a bribe totaling 50 million rubles. danilov appeared in front of the television camera with a dissatisfied face. either he didn’t get enough sleep in the isolation cell, or he wasn’t glad to meet our film crew, the once eloquent official dryly answered questions from journalists, we were curious why the former deputy prime minister needed so much money, judging by the footage of th

investigation. they will release more information as soon as it becomes available. >> thank you for that preview. we will stream the full story later on in ernie in our evening forecast. >>> we will stain san jose police are investigating this afternoon after a car hit a person at around noon today near first street in hollywood avenue police say a man was seriously hurt. he was rushed to the hospital. no word on his condition or whether the driver will face charges. >>> a case we have been tracking for a year starting with the security guard killed while trying to stop shoplifters at a home depot. today we are hearing there is a plea deal for the man and woman accused of killing that guard. jones joins us now. i know you got a chance to speak with the victim's mother today. what are you learning? this is the second plea deal that was brought to these two defendants today. here is when they expected that and they expect a guilty plea. they have a suspected shooter in all of this. receiving 19 years to life the suspected getaway driver in this incident will now faith seven years and four months for

well, now the uk's information watchdog is investigating over claims that the museum has failed to disclosenformation on cultural restitution. it submitted the information request. welcome to the programme. we will get to the information watchdog and that investigation in a moment, but first tell our audience a little more about this collection, these artefacts. ., ~ more about this collection, these artefacts. ., ,, , ., artefacts. thank you. let me start b sa in: artefacts. thank you. let me start by saying that _ artefacts. thank you. let me start by saying that this _ artefacts. thank you. let me start by saying that this is _ artefacts. thank you. let me start by saying that this is not - artefacts. thank you. let me start by saying that this is not a - artefacts. thank you. let me start by saying that this is not a typical| by saying that this is not a typical collection of looted artefacts. i know everybody has very strong views for or against the return of artefacts, but these particular objects can and should be returned. why? first of all, they have never, ever been exhibited. you

investigators obtained data from the mobile phones of the detained bandits according to information fromaphs and pictures. may indicate a connection between the terrorist attack and the conduct of a special military operation, that the traces of the crocus terrorist attacks lead to the ukrainian and western intelligence services, on this week, said russian security council secretary nikolai patrushev. it has already been established that the direct perpetrators of the mass murder were financed by ukraine, but it is known that the kiev regime is not independent. and is ruled by the anglo-saxons. according to patrushev, immediately after the terrorist attack, russia was overwhelmed by a wave of false reports about the mining of various objects. all calls came from the territory of ukraine, from where the dangerous cargo was sent to moscow. icons stuffed with explosives. they were intercepted by security forces this week. scary to imagine, how many more victims could there have been if not for the prompt response?

well as a deputy, i watched, i saw employees of the prosecutor's office, they collected information from investigatorse interviews, tell that crimes are recorded there, if there are dead, injured, there are criminal cases opened here in our house in the 22nd year, where aerial bombs have been falling here since the summer. and rockets flew over the damaged house, yes, a criminal case was opened, it is in the register, our house, the neighbors who were affected are described there, well, this is all done for the future so that compensation is possible, it is possible to rely on, you know, on the information that is available, because the years pass, and then you have it there, well, something was repaired, well, there was nothing terrible, but in the criminal case , all those, er... everything that the russian did the federation on the territory of kharkiv and all of ukraine, it must be recorded clearly, even if it is after the war, or people are sorting it out, but it must be recorded. thank you, mr. bohdan, for your answers and for participating in our broadcast. bohdan tk kachuk, deputy of the khark

investigation into mr. biden's handling of classified information. and of the classified documents, the fdic's. your investigation, you conducted 173 interviews of 147 witnesses, correct? >> that is correct. >> president biden, himself, was one of those witnesses, correct? >> for at least five hours or more. >> correct. >> president biden engaged in this interview voluntarily. >> correct. >> the interview with president biden lasted more than five hours? that is correct? >> correct. >> in the interview, it occurred the day, which all should know after the horrific attack, hamas attacking israel, according to a letter from the white house counsel. is that correct? >> the interview spans two days. with the president having to be in and out to deal with an international crisis, and after the interview, he provided answers to additional questions, correct? >> congresswoman, i do not recall the president being in and out during our interview to handle the internet. >> let me go on. president biden allowed investigators to search his private houses. is that correct? >> he did consent to the search of

have told me or show me where appropriate we have been authorised to no information, including cooperating a congressional investigation has privately.— it has privately. let's talk about the _ it has privately. let's talk about the information. i i it has privately. let's talk- about the information. i want to go through some of the points that have been made. a national institutes of health study published last month said mri scans had failed to detect evidence of brain injuries in dozens of us personnel who reported anomalous health incidents. us officials previously said it was unlikely a foreign power was to blame. and they also acknowledged there were varying levels of confidence in the assessment between the different intelligence agencies involved. if there's no smoking gun — how do we know for sure that these incidents are all related and point to a foreign adversary? the problem with a a lot of what you have described of what the us position it is that they know they are being disingenuous with what they are providing information on. for example, the national institutes of health knows that the effect of the

how to deal, for example, with the fact that a journalist, an investigator of the investigative service of information investigation. about the abuse of power, then i received a subpoena, and the subpoena looked like a reprisal for the fact that the journalist was doing his job, well, i guess we should start from the base, we are a democratic republic, in a democratic republic, first of all, the government, that 's how it was elected, the majority is like that, so i'm sorry, i didn't vote for them, don't do it, it's all your power now, next time do everything to ensure that there is the power that to you, well, which one you think would be better, do everything for it to be, sorry, you are in a democracy, there is no other way here, this is the first basic story, the second basic story is freedom of speech, well, freedom of thought, journalists are about freedom of speech, freedom of thought, and... the third story is the expediency of certain actions, and there is always, well, the world is arranged here, there is a conflict, on the one hand, well, the conflict is purely not in the plan between journ

investigation, because thanks to the video with surveillance cameras, the journalists, the investigative information found out that... two soldiers are leading these a man in civilian clothes, and it is this man who should point out to them the author of the investigation, journalist yevhen shulgat, and it looks as if, well, that is, they this time the journalist was in the supermarket and it looks like this is like revenge, that is, hand a subpoena so that the journalist should shut his mouth, after that such a discussion began... whether they should, or should, whether journalists can receive subpoenas, whether journalists should be served with subpoenas, but dear friends, no one disputes that journalists also receive subpoenas, more too, very many of our colleagues defend the country with weapons in their hands, but serving a subpoena and serving a subpoena as a way of fighting against a journalist who wants to tell people the truth are two different ways, and remember the times of yanukovych, remember where it all started, always be - what kind of dictatorship begins with the persecution of jour

investigators. also opened a criminal case under the provision of services not meeting safety requirements. according to some informationrformed yulia’s operation has already been interrogated. the clinic is still stingy with comments. an investigation is currently underway, and we, unfortunately, do not have the power or authority to provide any information about the patient or the progress of his treatment, since this information is a medical secret. are you cooperating with the investigation? of course. investigations are in full swing and law enforcement is on the scene. it is known that the deceased julia had a family. husband and two children, the private clinic continues to accept patients and perform operations. daniil sukharuchk, ​​anton fedotov, alexander shestopalov, lead. duty department. ukrainian trace in the assassination attempt on a former employee of the ukrainian special services. fsb officers detained vasily prozurovov, a suspect in the suv bombing, who has been cooperating with russian structures for several years. during interrogation, the detainee admitted that he attached the bomb to the bottom o

during the preliminary investigation , legal information will be given. orenburg region.their supervisory activities, the prosecutor's office primarily carries out work aimed at restoring the rights and freedoms of citizens affected by the flood. for now, the main task is to cope with the floods, help the victims and calculate the damage. well, soon it will become known who? for the consequences. andrey ivlev, dmitry arkhangelsky, alexander sanzhiev, margarita semenyuk and khalimata kuchmezova, conduct the duty unit, orenburg region. blogger business coach dmitry portnyagin was taken from rostov-on-don to moscow for interrogation. he is facing a criminal case for money laundering and failure to pay taxes anymore than by 124 million rubles. judging by these shots, the founder of the international business club proceeded to the building of the investigative committee in a good mood, as if he was not at all worried about the upcoming conversation with the investigator. let me remind you about the possible financial fraud of dmitry portnyagin and his wife ekaterina, the famil

and why was the investigation into this case suspended several times, and on what basis was krasny’s ​​son detained? i came from the department. this is the answer. we informuest was carried out investigative bodies of the investigative committee of the russian federation with the further referral of criminal cases to the judicial authorities. in this connection, we believe it would be advisable to contact the above-mentioned department for comments. there's really nothing to add. could the law enforcement officers have even prevented the attack on red’s house? after all, initially a crowd of migrants. stopped by a police patrol, we also showed this footage in our program, had a conversation with them and left, that is, they did not detain anyone, did not disperse them, and after that the attackers moved towards the krasnovs' house, based on this fact, the local committee opened a criminal case for negligence against unidentified persons, it was investigated, but this criminal case was discontinued due to the lack of crime in the actions of the police officers. capital lawyer ivan mironov does not rule out that a new criminal case may be opened against the

orderly but glorious but the matter does not end only with the publication of this information, but the investigation of the economic corruption cases of the people named in the food system and bringing them to the trial table is another effect of revealing the names of the high school students who were sentenced to 20 years in prison, suspended and paid the fine is about 7251. the next item is the information of the related parties of the banks, that is, the loans that the banks gave to the related parties, from the parents of the people who have a relationship with the bank managers to the companies in which the bank is a shareholder. this information is the same as the information of higher education in 2014, it was published quarterly in tanmai of central bank. transparency that year 10. it continued in 4002 and will continue this year. the next item is the education information paid by banks to their own companies. in last year's budget law, the parliamentarians of the islamic council obliged the central bank to publish the information of the loans given by the banks to their own companies. the

whoever wrote these letters had inside information on the investigation.writer specifically named what the toxin was, colchicine, which, at that point, very few people knew that. narrator: the letter-writer was in no doubt about who killed mary yoder. phelps: it points specifically to adam yoder, the son. and it also claims that adam yoder had motive to kill his mother -- that he was going to get some money out of this. narrator: the letter said the bottle of colchicine, the murder weapon, was under the front seat of adam's jeep. adam was called in for an interview with police and was stunned when told he was a person of interest in his mother's murder. we tell him that we would like to look in his jeep, under the seat, right where this letter directs us. you could have probably tipped him over with a father. narrator: a shaken adam yoder asked for an attorney, who promptly told him to consent to the search of his jeep. and, sure enough, just as the letter indicated, a bottle of colchicine was found under the front seat. vannamee: i wanted to see his react

this information is still being verified by investigators.cuers also worked at the scene to help, where blocking of the injured passengers was not necessary; they prevented a fire on the road. fire, and as already noted, 20 victims were taken from the scene of the accident in the hospital, some of them were in serious condition, they had fractures, fuel, they filled it with foam so that there is no further information will be checked and we will tell the details in our next broadcasts. we are monitoring the situation and will provide details in future releases. and in california , a car took off and crashed into a residential building, according to media reports. as a result of the incident , four cars were damaged. the stuntman himself was able to get out on his own before rescuers arrived and was hospitalized with injuries. according to eyewitnesses, the driver tried to turn left, but lost control and crashed into a house. by prior appointment version, during the maneuver, he became ill while driving. kiev does not need peace either... "the

example, am not ready in this regard, since this should still be confirmed information, substantiated by the results of the investigationvided information, because to talk about to the extent that it creates a threat or will create a threat, this can be done by specialists who work directly in this direction, who know about the presence. the forces, the means in this direction, the enemy, what reserves are involved, moreover, again now according to the supply of weapons, or how much do you currently expect to bring there, let's say additional forces in terms of artillery or aviation, i would not like to just discuss for the sake of discussion or discuss the issue information about which i do not have this volume of data is to guess, well... let many who want to draw attention to themselves, can tell on this plan, draw some different schemes, and about the events, about the actual it has been said, no one hides anything anymore, because it has been discussed for a very long time, it attracts a lot of attention, as far as it is said that it can collapse the defense line, the defense lines collapse, if, say, the enemy pene