the kgb, in particular, writes about the chernobyl disaster. head of the ukrainian institute of national remembrance in 2014-2019, people's deputy of ukraine. mr. volodymyr, i congratulate you. good day. mr. volodymyr, ot even today, after so many years after this terrible catastrophe, is it important to talk about these things, is it important to talk about... the truth that was hidden from us even in the times of the soviet union, and even very often, in fact, before the revolution dignity we are aware that many archives, many things were tried to be hidden even during, during independent ukraine, after the restoration of the independence of our state. undoubtedly, it is necessary to talk about it, because it seems to me that the chernobyl story is a story about how to hide the truth. can in literally costing people their lives, and this is the story of how the desire to hide the scale of this disaster resulted in people simply not being given the right information, and people who trusted the authorities, who believed that it was necessary to

basis of zeal is the archives of the kgb.f the most common historical lies of russia and the soviet union have already been scientifically disproved by gaining access to the kgb archives and making them public? oh, it's actually so very, it's an extremely broad topic, from the very moment of the collapse of the soviet union, that one of these myths is about the so-called ukrainian independence. it somehow happened by itself, fell to us straight from the sky, no one from this, no one from it was not fought for, no one expected it, and in fact, if you look even at the documents of the kgb there from the stagnant 80s and 70s, then if you read communist newspapers, it looks like everything is stagnant, nothing is happening. on the other hand, if we look at the documents of the kgb, we see a completely different picture, we see a lot of such grassroots protest, which is actually protesting against. introduction to czechoslovakia and solidarizes with solidarity in poland, and generally talks about many important points, including t

in your works, you focused a lot on the question of what the kgb actually knew about a whole series of problems at the chernobyl nuclear power plant, about negligence, about the actual problems during construction, about what in principle. such a catastrophe can happen, it was all clearly hidden from the public, as well as any similar things during the soviet union, in your opinion, could it have been avoided at the time, or if this information had been more open, about her knew more, even the same soviet officials, but to what extent could it have been avoided, or this catastrophe? in fact , it was already established by the very existence of the soviet union. i absolutely agree with your thesis, because really this catastrophe was laid by this very soviet system, in which. it happened because to talk about if there was more open information in the soviet union is an oxymoron, because the entire soviet union was built on the secrecy of information, on the inaccessibility information, on lies, propaganda, on the fact that those people who wanted to know the truth were even persecuted a

then after the revolution of dignity, in fact, ukrainians began to gain access to the archives of the kgb, to those materials that were, unfortunately, inaccessible before, and which shed light on the chernobyl disaster. a lot appeared, including scientific works, your articles appeared, so to speak, which formed the basis of research later. chernobyl disaster, was under the auspices, under the auspices the ukrainian institute of national remembrance published these archives, one of the books was published, which contained a lot of information, which i read even in 2019, please tell me why until now , before 2004, and then and during yanukovych's time, they essentially tried to hide information about the chernobyl disaster? because, for example, khoroshkovsky, the then head of the security service of ukraine under yanukovych, he removed it from the website of the service, and under yushchenko we remember that for the first time archives were opened, for the first time people received access, scientists got access, why even yanukovych's government tried to hide this information, i think th

it was already more or less known, in particular from some foreign publications, they actually hid kgb documents, because they were documents that contained information about hidden. information about methods of hiding information, that is, it was more important for them, methods of discrediting some people who provide information, methods of trying to invent some fake news, how journalists were brought from abroad, first journalists from communist publications there from western europe, who wrote that nothing really bad happened, everything was fine, then even journalists from western publications who... by some nuclear plants in the west, who wanted less panic, and let's go anyway let's say that nothing terrible happened, that the panic was exaggerated, let's extinguish this panic, so it seems to me that just in the times of already independent ukraine, especially in the times of yanukovych, they were more embarrassed by this, more embarrassed that ukrainians did not see, did not understand these methods of these techniques, because these methods and techniques were very actively wan

kgb, you are under arrest.here was no point in denying it; the security officers already knew about all his spy tricks, codes and hiding places, including in the apartment. there, in the presence of the investigator, he decided to write a confession, but there was a nuance. the gardener decided to write exclusively with his own pen. at some point, he brought his hand to his mouth and fell out of his chair, foaming at the mouth. it turned out that in the cap of the pen there was a capsule with cyanide, which the americans advocated... the gardener died at the sklifosovsky institute, where doctors tried to resuscitate him for another two hours. later , 1.0 rubles were found in the glove compartment of the black volga trianon. this three months' salary of a diplomat. before his death, he himself managed to admit that he had $315,500 in an american bank account. it turns out that the price of his own life is the amount for which the gardener sold his homeland. in our studio today is the legendary counterintelligenc

in 1987, various activists failed, and in 1988, the kgb failed. in 1988, the first rally, unauthorized by the soviet authorities, was held for the anniversary, the second anniversary of the second anniversary of the chernobyl accident, and it is very symbolic that this event became one of the first such manifestations of democracy already in ukraine. why did this happen, why did this environmental topic, the topic of the disaster, become such a sweat... a stream for many people to reject the soviet identity, because it became clear that the government lies, it became clear that these lies can simply kill, and it became clear that this is such a conditional social contract that was in the soviet union that, well we give you our freedom, you take away our freedom, but in return you give us some sense of security, that he is... the government, that people who put up with the fact that they don't have freedom of access to information, but trusted the government and did what what the authorities said, they suffered the most, they were what they were su

when setkin, the owner of these apartments in the russia hotel, suggested that i do a story with a kgbourse, i happily grabbed onto this, we made a story, he was on the air of the program, and after that he lined up with kolugin... he was such a hero, but as it turned out much later, many years later, he was actually a traitor, i when this movement began, many, many years later, one of my friends... from the fsb asked why you immediately, well, i don’t know, well, not they told me that the man was generally a spy, or suspected of it, and they explained to me that since he was in very good close relations with alexander nikolaevich yakovlev, in 1959 they were together in america, perhaps they were recruited together, it was impossible to disclose this information , because alexander nikolaevich yakovlev was the second person in the state there after. who hasn't seen it, do you have a favorite movie ? no, no, no, you know what - what's your favorite movie? well i have a very old film, well, i already mentioned the musical part, i really love old american musicals, locked up, like rosemar

and the actual book you are talking about is the book chornobyl dossier, a two-volume collection of kgb documents, which was published with the cooperation of the archives of the security service of ukraine and the ukrainian institute of national remembrance, these are wonderful documents, of which, for me personally, the most interesting documents are precisely those documents, not those that tell about what happened before... the accident, what happened during the accident, and what happened after the accident, that is, how purposefully the communist special services tried to restrain the spread of information and, on the contrary, launch some fakes that nothing terrible actually happened. very often, by the way, the methods that mr. volodymyr talks about, the actual concealment of information, are paralleled with similar methods during the implementation. to the soviet sea regime, for example, in one of your articles, more precisely one of your articles about chernobyl , it is called first information radiation, and then, yes, you actually analyzed in detail the extent to which this

the newly appointed head of the national security council of ukraine, an inglorious path, from the kgbdemy to betrayal of the oath, then the oath of allegiance. this is russia, which will consider this an order with belly. a few years ago, litvinenko justified the need for ukraine to focus on the west and prepare for a military confrontation with russia. during the first meeting of the national security and defense council of ukraine, the new secretary said that he would continue the work of his teacher, predecessor in the same post, vladimir gorbulin. after the collapse of the ussr, it was gorbulin who had a critical influence on the reversals of the then kuchma policy on the west, for decades, has been engaged in adjusting the theoretical basis of ukrainian russophobia to suit it. the confrontation with russia is not the past or the present, it is our future, for which we must prepare with all responsibility. through gorbulin, who was an assistant to several ukrainian presidents and secretary of the security council, letvinenko fell into the orbit of us interests as a promising caree

constantly tried to fight the party, grebenshchikov spoke about this when he and the kgb organized always succeed, moreover, of course, androvav balanced, maintained a certain balance, that’s what concerns zakharov, he himself said that they always helped, that is , the kgb always helped them, because that was the main thing for them, it was a change in consciousness in favor of the mesosocialist in favor of the detached, ironic, jewish, paradoxical, completely different. zakharov worked specifically on changing consciousness, and this one provided an outlet, a platform, and the anti-council, under the state prize, what these days is conventionally called the fight of the towers, this is just my theory, well, excuse me for such pathos, there was a terrible censorship that did not allow people to realize themselves in any way, i always ask, so... today it makes me think about it when she said that there were queues then, now they stand in line only for the big nutcracker before the new year, and this applies not only to theaters, cinema, why is it that in soviet times, when this terri

his fortieth anniversary, an example of one of the most famous fiction and serious films about the kgbhe script, the film takes place somewhere in africa. well, let me take a walk, let me take a walk through these little trees. i’ll look on the spot to see what and how, maybe i need help? no, no, thanks, same door, same lantern, well, let's see what there on these streets and how? yuri solomin’s hero has wandered around a lot, but now the capri hotel will appear in the frame, but this , of course, is not africa, but latin america, cuba. from this façade it is clear, tas is authorized to state, that all of south africa was filmed here in havana. solomin's hero walked past this. on the way there , we’ll explain that the friendly spanish-speaking and latin american country was a platform for the cube not only for the cinematic kgb. i understand that this was a great opportunity for them. in my case i had to become puerto rican, but could not visit puerto rica. and cuba is the key to the entire caribbean . we have every possible mixture of different bloods and accents. i think it was a gre

’t want this wedding, i hate it, and i hate him, so you... wrote a denunciation against ivan to the kgbthing, only you could have done it to divert suspicion from yourself, because you stole the bible, it’s not true, it’s true, i saw him leaving the office that night, why did you tell me i didn’t pawn it, bogdanov, but your conscience doesn’t bother you, bree, you won’t give it to me, will you? grandmother kept it as a souvenir, what is written here? skandremen, well , therefore, strive upward along the ray of sun falling down, well, to perfection, therefore, it’s beautiful, yes, but everything is already in the past, you can’t return to the past. but if you try, love, the destiny of youth, i’m already old, there ’s a bedroom upstairs, i still won’t sleep, i’ll go look for gas for your scooter, and get in the morning, okay. hello, inga there is news, i'll be right there. inga, i contacted... the university foundation, uh-huh, i asked for brigita, bogdanov and ivan's diploma coursework, hello, hello, hello, the examination showed that ivan’s thesis was printed on the same erik brand type

the fortieth anniversary, an example of one of the most famous fiction and serious films about the kgb film takes place somewhere in africa. well, i’ll take a walk, i’ll walk along these streets, i’ll take a look at the place, what and how. maybe you need help? no, no, thanks. the same door the same lantern. well, let's see what's on these streets and how? yuri solomin's hero has wandered many places, but now the capri hotel will appear in the frame. this is certainly not africa. and latin america - cuba. it's clear from this façade. ftas is authorized to state that all of southern africa was filmed here in havana. solomina's hero walked past this street sign. this is the intersection of twenty-first street and eni street. it looks like the next scene was filmed only a few meters away. we'll explain on the way there. friendly spanish speaking and the latin american country cuba was not only a platform for the cinematic kgb. and i told you the amount. i understand that this was a great opportunity for them. in my case, i had to become puerto rican, but i could not visit puerto rico. and

the kgb was trying to plant through him and. that's very delicate. and very small print that that was that hard to maintain over the years. when you look at this artifact, you realize a you know, the passion and commitment pop up had to doing whatever he could to bring down the soviet regime. and so even there, while he was in his jail cell with only a pen and toilet paper around him, he made sure to figure out a way to get a message out to us. and so luckily that toilet paper from the soviet union is very sturdy stuff and we've been able to make sure it's preserved all these years. but as can see, it's kept in this drawer to keep it. the light levels low on it and to make sure it's well preserved generations to come is popoff considered a cia hero pop up and all these assets on the wall are all considered heroes. a lot of them gave their lives for this cause. some of them refused to be exfiltrated out of the soviet union because they were so committed to getting as much information they could. another one that's on this wall, oleg pincus, caskey. he

even in the ussr, with its powerful kgb, terrorist attacks were not so rare.viet union, planes were hijacked more than once; terrorists hijacked passenger airliners in 1977, 78, eighty-two, eighty- third, eighty-five, eighty-six and eighty-eight, and the first hijacking took place on october 16, 1970, when... this attack, not even intimidating, stirs up public opinion, shows the instability of the internal structure of the russian federation. who benefits from this? isis, a terrorist organization banned in russia, the detained terrorists were not religious fanatics and did not have relevant literature. secondly, their motivation was to obtain monetary revival in rubles, and not religious beliefs. the terrorists did not shout to allah akbar, but silently did their own thing. some people really claim that they could go to belarus, but my friends, there is a terrorist attack in moscow, our fsb is on their ears, as is the belarusian kgb, is it really that easy for four of us to go to belarus? but who benefits from this more than the ukrainians in the west. an impo

but my friends, there is a terrorist attack in moscow, our fsb is on the ears, like the belarusian kgbtajiks to travel to belarus, bypassing a thorough check, taking into account the possibility of exploiting ethnic tensions within russia. we can assume the involvement of western intelligence services in this matter, but with the direct participation of ukrainians. it was assumed that the resulting turmoil would lead to disorder in russia, which would help in the war, and then there would be military defeat and disintegration. they are deliberately provoking national ethnic conflicts in the russian federation. this is their main priority. so the version of sigil itself may be half-stupid. the perpetrators may indeed be associated with the islamic state of iraq and levanda. but these individuals clearly acted in the interests of the collective west. there is a constant cold war between the west and russia. everything is used. i declare: we announced publicly that a terrorist attack in russia is possible and even inevitable ; the proposed location was concert halls. the question arises:

somewhere at the same time, so to speak, yes, this is their church, the church that came out of the kgb and the party structure, in this case but we just have one more minute, because i listen to you and remember that this is the very creation of the russian church. this term is dark, but it was present in all enthusiastic laurels and temples, i even felt it physically when i visited, just to see how it looks from the inside, as far as ukrainian citizens are concerned, that is, this war will tear them away from this false church that took pictures, the boyan choir and our friends, the fascists , pichorskaya lavra and we together with germany are taking a picture here, she. to say, firstly, gondyaev recently announced at a meeting of their cathedral that we are fascists, secondly, the entire russian nomenclature of vladych blesses the war, thirdly, their priests fire weapons to kill civilians people, fourthly, they violate the commandments, including the apostolic commandments that... that one's own church is in one's country, fifthly, this church is located in legal, actual existence, a

of them at home , because dad is a colonel, mom is a lieutenant colonel, that means one and a half kgb and then my daughter... said: thank you for never deceiving us, but they understood that for us, our life was there, we had a legend, but it was a legend according to which we lived, but we never lived theirs. it is important to hear you, to see your destiny, to see this example of incredible service in your country, and of course, this here, tamara ivanna, this soldier, a man who, even if he falls, falls while standing, thank you, dear, this life and fate of tamara, not tyksa. “aperetto does not die,” he said, only those who do not know how to handle it die, lovers of stamps and pigeons, my goal is to ennoble the aperetto, the viewer must worry, and not watch and listen to outright nonsense. on this day, april 30, 1870, franz ligar, hungarian composer and conductor, creator of the operetta the merry widow, giudita, count of luxembourg, was born. as librettist paol knepler noted, there are three types of musical drama: opera, operetta, or gar. today marks the 95th anniversary of the b

they openly talked about the real geopolitical situation. around belarus with examples given by the kgb, the security council and the ministry of defense. it was not the easiest discussion, but in the end the delegates accepted both documents. all-belarusian people's assembly - it's one. front for strategic planning of the future of our country, new powers and broad opportunities, which is why the delegates of the supreme council are responsible to the entire society, and therefore must convey the results of the congress to every belarusian. the president placed special emphasis on this. moreover, we can only cope with modern challenges by acting together. alexander lukashenko called for vigilance and assistance to belarusian law enforcement officers. the whole thing is growing. we got to these kolenovites, and they’re already there a break has occurred, they can no longer agree there, especially in matters of politics, they don’t know who to nominate, they nominate one this evening, tomorrow morning, remove him from office, expel the so-called regiment, choose a new one, well, of cours

, yes, the belarusian kgb, they have all been wiretapped, they are destroying human rights, i think then the usa; in the usa, espionage is justified by security. durov said that telegram is under the greatest pressure. don’t send the usa from apple and google, well, apple and google, durov may not know, not agreed, this is the government of the united states of america, well, he said again that it turns out that people in belarus did not come out on their own, outraged by the violence in the twentieth year, all this was coordinated using the same telegram, durov himself hung out a white-red white flag , because it was necessary, well, look, this is about the issue of freedom, freedom of speech. about all these beautiful stories, yes, the most important thing is that we have also discussed many times, they can block any freedom of speech if they have access to the platforms on which this expression of the word is carried out, and therefore in this case, we see china, for example, as the only opportunity today to resist the pernicious influence of the west, not only to simply close its in

curious is that i defended this church 40 years ago in one of our first cases, where we opposed the kgbtrying to seize one of the churches in canada, so i studied orthodoxy for several years, so there is no reason that christians of any denomination should not stand up for... i think it’s time for us to understand that we need to invest in our institutions, because our government has forgotten the concept of the rule of law, we imposed sanctions on everyone who looked or even smelled like a russian, even if they were opponents of vladimir putin, we lost the rule of law, by the way, ukrainians impose sanctions on people in order to steal their assets. this is why they silenced all their political opponents, because otherwise they would lose all their support. and, by the way, some of them are even under investigation. a guy named sheel, he's under investigation in ukraine for large-scale corruption, but no one talks about his relationship with the presidential administration. and all this theft, raiding of companies, raiding of churches, because ukrainians became the pioneers of this ill

they openly talked about the real geopolitical situation around belarus with examples given by the kgbsecurity council and the ministry of defense. it was not the easiest discussion, but in the end the delegates accepted both documents. the all-belarusian people's assembly is a united front for strategic planning of our future, the future of our country. new powers and broad opportunities. that is why the delegates of the supreme council are responsible to the whole society. which means they must convey the results of the congress to every belarusian. the president placed special emphasis on this, especially since modern challenges can only be overcome by acting together. alexander lukashenko called for vigilance and assistance to belarusian law enforcement officers. it's all about the growing hybrid threat. the recruitment of radical belarusian citizens continues, the corresponding units, and also their training in poland, countries. baltic states in other european countries, we know the location down to the millimeter and the quantity, they practice the acquired skills , including by

the head of the belarusian kgb, ivan tertel, during the session of the so-called all-belarusian people's assembly, threatened to attack kyiv hospitals, where they are allegedly hiding. terrorists, let's listen to what the henchmen say lukashenka. in the fight against terrorism, we act decisively and without hesitation according to the laws of wartime. there are killed and wounded among the terrorists and their accomplices. undoubtedly, all of them, as evidenced by the well-deserved punishment, even despite the fact that they chose kyiv hospitals at 30 and 32 bogatyrska as their den, where they actually hid. behind the backs of sick children, well, this is absolutely delusion of the highest kind, a lie that is circulated in belarus, and it is clear that the head of the kgb, well, what can he say, he says that ukraine and kyiv pose a threat to everyone around states, all the surrounding people, well , delusion, just delusion, which, unfortunately,... in this situation they direct at the domestic consumer, at the belarusians, at the russians, in this story, of course, the most important thi

know very well, and we have dozens, hundreds, thousands of facts, as in ideological campaigns abroad, kgbes and representatives of diplomatic the representatives of not only the soviet union, but now... and the russian federation are manipulating, manipulating historical facts, historical names, the smallest, the smallest possibility of somehow asking. well, one or another stereotype that is beneficial to the political at the moment to the leadership of the russian federation, mr. roman, one more question, if we were to talk about the russian history of mr. midinskyi in the sense that they are lying, maybe you have some information, and how do belarusian historians feel now, and is there any historical academic science, are they allowed to do any historical research. is everything already written there under the name of putin and lukashenko, that there is a great national war, we are good, not bad, we are for the reds, not for the whites, and everything, everything that was good, we did, everything that was bad, we did not us who are the americans, the germans, it doesn’t matter, the pole

regime, led by lukashenka, decided to threaten kyiv hospitals with strikes. head of the belarusian kgb during the session of the so-called belarusian people's assembly, ivan tertel threatened to attack kyiv hospitals, where terrorists are allegedly hiding. let's listen to what lukashenka's henchmen say. in the fight against terrorism, we act according to the laws of wartime, decisively and without hesitation. there are killed and wounded among the terrorists and their accomplices. without a doubt, they all deserve a well-deserved punishment, even despite the fact that they chose kyiv hospitals at bogatyrska 30 and 32 as their lair, where they actually hid behind the backs of sick children. well, that's completely delusional lies of the highest kind, which are being circulated in belarus, it is clear that the head of the kgb, well, what can he say, he is talking about the fact that... ukraine and kyiv pose a threat to all the surrounding states, all the surrounding peoples, well, delusional, simply delusional , which, unfortunately, in this situation, they direct to the internal consume

vitaly grigoryvych pavlov, a resident of soviet intelligence in poland and a representative of the kgbssr at the ministry of internal affairs of the pns. after returning to the embassy of the soviet union in poland in the 1990s , he worked as a deputy resident of the russian, and before that, soviet intelligence. polish wop - uzhon. security of the estate is a polish special service, based on the information received operationally in those years , there was no doubt that alganov used a company registered in poland to cover his intelligence activities, although it was faster for all the usual czech business. the polish stage of alganov's activity was replaced by the stage of work in atomic energy. in march 2001 , putin, on the recommendation of the fsb, appointed oleksandr yuriyovich rumyantsev as the minister of atomic energy of russia instead of yeltsin's family member yevgeny olegovich adamov. from this moment, the rapid stage of the career of chekist engineer yadershchyk alganov begins. through his contacts in the special services, he lobbies for the arrival of serhii mykolayevovich

that interestingly, i defended this church 40 years ago in one of my first cases, where we opposed the kgbwas trying to seize one of the churches in canada, so i studied orthodoxy for several years, so there is no reason for christians of any denomination didn't get up on...

at the same time, in chats, kgb officers worked with people who were waiting for help were clarifying for transfers across the border. they supported those who were losing their composure and faith in the happy ending of this story. and then the day came when all the belarusians and their relatives were brought to the border with egypt. they were passed through the checkpoint and handed over to employees of our state security committee. a short but warm greeting, tears, food packages to give people strength to get back on the road. to deliver belarusian families from the rafah checkpoint to cairo, five minibuses similar to to our minibuses. they had to travel 319 km, part of this route through the desert. at this time , the belavia special flight was already being prepared for departure in minsk. they decided to send a large plane, in a boeing that flew to cairo, with 189 seats, so that passengers had the opportunity to rest and receive first aid. two doctors and two psychologists were waiting for people on board. detachment of the ministry of emergency situations zubr. while exhauste

a kgb agent, dressed as a medic, replaced the medicine with poison at night and to cover his tracks, you know that i here? the acquittal is already in your pocket, what does that mean? but because anyone could enter soveleva’s office and stir up anything, and if you believe eyewitnesses, then do away with it. and volunteer, a whirlwind romance began, at the beginning of the novel, in fact, no one kills anyone, we have an ampoule and fingerprints of your soveleva, we work with motiev, you work poorly, comrade investigator, and you know what will happen, you will have to change your qualifications to premeditated directly in court, when everyone understands that the investigation was screwed up, do you want advice, you have the qualifications, here, so what, the verdict is guilty, the term is minimal, suspended, but at the same time you save face and i’m happy, so can my client’s mother make dough for pies? next question, serge makarov, french 24, my question concerns the circumstances of the death of mr. dobrovolsky under ... fortunately passed by the authorities, we always knew and h

ivan stanislavich to report. what you came to this meeting with, then we will continue our debate, kgby to external factors. according to our estimates, further aggravation of the extremely tense situation in the world, including directly in the european region, is fraught. unpredictable consequences, up to the outbreak of a global conflict . under these conditions, the republic of belarus,

the kgb did not exist then. the ministry was renamed fifty third year.at physicist worked quite seriously and quite consciously for our foreign intelligence service. the person most directly involved in the most secret state secrets said this most directly at one time in his memoirs. he directly said that all the leaders of the atomic project worked for our intelligence service for our nuclear industry, not only the exposed fuchs, but also oppenheimer, and szillar and bohr and fermi, he said that informants on nuclear issues in the manhattan project in there were about 200 people on our side, and many today say it’s about a memoir. sudoplatov should be treated with some skepticism, but nevertheless, everyone who doubts the accuracy of his memoirs has never in their life had the same level of clearance as general sudoplatov himself had. what was the reason for such readiness of american physicists to work for us? it seems that einstein was the first to say that the possession of weapons would make america such destructive forces. theft of diagrams, docume

as agreed, we are discussing two problems: chairman of the kgb, general tertel, please, dear comradent, delegates of the seventh all-belarusian people's assembly, in the concept of national security and military doctrine of the republic of belarus submitted for your approval, an objective assessment is given of the emerging domestic and international, including including the military-political situation, structured... key threats to the foundations of belarusian statehood. according to our it is estimated that further aggravation of the extremely tense situation in the world, including directly in the european region, is fraught with unpredictable consequences, up to the outbreak of a conflict on a global scale. in these conditions, the republic of belarus, with its strategic geopolitical position on the east-west axis of confrontation, is peace-loving. good neighborly and truly independent foreign policy is the object of the destructive aspirations of the collective west. documentary materials received by foreign intelligence clearly indicate that the main goal in relation to the re

we must understand, so our readiness for... the leaders of the armed forces, state security and the kgbto say with their speech: “know that we know.” that is why the speech of the kgb chairman, which i recommend to everyone interested to watch carefully, was so detailed, right down to, yes, right down to the identifying information of the leaders of the gangs, their location, and time. and locations for combat training , it was detailed exactly therefore: you know what we know, we are ready, our documents, these ones, which are open in nature, the concept of national security will be adopted in its development , closed legal acts, but the military doctrine and the concept of national security are political documents in including, they are open, they are now being analyzed by our counterparts, and there are very specific instructions that in order to ensure the security of the belarusian state... it is always afraid of any military action or something else, because we are perfectly we understand, they are also afraid, well, we understand perfectly well, we are mothers, we are wives, and

firstly, he was the youngest general. system of the kgb, he became a general when he was 40 years olde fsb and about the current times, here’s at that time he was the youngest general, the most promising, he saw himself, as he told me, in the future as the head of the state... security committee, because in general everything turned out more than successfully in his biography, he went to america and recruited a man there named cook, that is, that was his call sign, who obtained some useful information, by the way, to america, again he told me, he went completely by accident, because he was an arabist, that is , he studied arabic, planned to work in the middle east, but then when it came to distribution, senior comrade looked at me, said: well, what kind of arab are you, you are such a typical american, you will go to america, and he went to america, undercover as a journalist, he went as a journalist who accompanied nikita sergeevich khrushchev, the then leader of the country, on his visit overseas, and witnessed the famous demarche of khrushchevsky, about which songs are written, whe

the operation, even in the ussr, with its powerful kgb, terrorist attacks were not so rare, in the soviety hijacked an airplane more than once, terrorists hijacked passenger airliners in 1977, 78, eighty- two, eighty-third, eighty- five, six and eighty-eight years, and the first hijacking took place on october 16, 1970 , when the brazinskas father and son. verification, taking into account the calculation of the possible use of interethnic tensions within russia, it can be assumed that western intelligence services are involved in this matter, but direct participation of khakhlov. it was assumed that the resulting turmoil would lead to disorder in russia, which would help in the war, and where there was military defeat and the collapse of the federation, but who are you? visible more than to ukrainians in the west. an important motive is the national factor within russia. the west is deliberately provoking national and ethnic conflicts in the russian federation. this is their main priority. so the isis version itself may be a half-truth. the perpetrators may indeed be associated with the

on january 20, 1942, the leadership of the kgb commissariat hastily convened a meeting of the heads ofcial institutions in minsk. it was dedicated to the fight against belarusian partisans. the head of the sd and ss security forces, state councilor govfman, gave a lengthy, very emotional speech. partisan activities. it cannot be underestimated that the civilian population seriously supports the partisans. the state councilor kept silent about the damage that the partisans caused to regular to the troops. this gap was filled by the command of the third tank army, which was forced to recognize the wide scope of the partisan movement. order number... 415/42 dated march 19, 1942. it said: the partisan movement was developing on a large scale in the region of vitebsk, rudnya, velezh. the combat strength of the units has increased significantly. interacting with the regular troops, the partisans received from them heavy weapons, anti-tank guns and tp. it means. the emergence of a serious threat to supply front. the command of the third tank army had every reason to be concerned. only one ord

in the archive, after 30 years, if the kgb documents were not state secrets, then they should be declassifiedhts? hope. after all, i am a member of the russian union of journalists. they absorb knowledge with an enviable appetite, is it true that in developed countries... which population prevails there, because men have a higher mortality rate in childhood. how are you what do you think caused this? various factors. is the population predominantly female? feminine , my dad threw me into the river when i was a child, and then they brilliantly answer the host’s questions. does anyone know why september is called september? not because it is the seventh month, no. nikita, great, this is the seventh month, september is simply named. serial number, relatively speaking, even adults are delighted with the erudition of these guys, and why does the population seem to me not be among the top ten countries in the world? sonya answered correctly, she’s smart, she has very well developed logical thinking, and even if she doesn’t know something, she can reach the correct answer, a precedent, and a precede

materials from the kgb archives indicate that the methods used are old, modified to take into accountrealities. i will indicate individual details: in in vilnius, warsaw, kiev, and other capitals and regions of western countries, following the example of hitler’s germany, puppet structures are being formed that are involved in projects to overthrow the current government. if the plans are successfully implemented, they are expected to be used as an occupation administration to manage the territory by the population of our country. they are financed by the american. in total there are more than 65 of them, acting as pads for foreign intelligence services, over 60 million us dollars are being allocated this year alone. funds are used for maintaining subversive centers, planning and implementing information and psychological operations against the leadership of the population of the republic of belarus, organizing cyber attacks on a critical facility. the commission of terrorist attacks, sabotage, extremist actions, and armed invasion are considered. on the territory of poland, in belost

noryshkin stated this after a meeting of the board of the svr and the kgb of belarus.e for 3 months when opening a business account. bank ural sip. nothing extra. the flood situation immediately worsened in more than twenty regions of russia. according to the ministry of emergency situations, only in sibirsky. in the volga, central and northwestern federal districts, over 400 residential buildings were sunk, rescuers are providing targeted assistance to residents, with details from maria valieva. the peak of the floods is approaching, the situation is getting worse voltage. in the orenburg microdistrict of the aviation town, the work of the boiler room was paralyzed. people were without heating for several hours, and 26 areas were under water. the basement was just renovated 2 years ago, the walls were there. completely covered with parquet boards, billiards stood, sports equipment, skis, snowboards, salinity, tools, well, a lot of things, gas boiler, exhaust boiler, gas, everything was also flooded, in the microdistrict in the spring the electrical substation was floo

savenkov, familiar to tv viewers from the series. operation trust, even in the ussr, with its powerful kgborist attacks were not so rare, in the soviet union planes were hijacked more than once, terrorists hijacked passenger airliners in 1977, seventy-eight, eighty-two, eighty-third, eighty-five, eight six and eighty-eight years, and the first hijacking took place on october 16, 1970, when father and son brazinskas captured an an-24, terrorists landed 46 hostages in turkish, killed stewardess nadezhda kurchenko, the plane with terrorists was arrested, the war on terrorism continued in the russian federation and here is the attack on the gruku site. what i will say next is only my thoughts, but it may not coincide with yours, the purpose of this attack. so the isis version itself may be a half-truth, the performers may indeed be associated with the islamic state of iraq and levand, but these individuals clearly acted in the interests of... the collective west, there is a constant cold war between the west and russia, everything is used, the war in ukraine, and sanctions, and isis, everythin