kgb by uploading their photos.to show that in the digital world it is impossible to hide information, and the truth about political repression will emerge, and those who carried it out will be punished. also cyber guerrillas said they had previously hacked into the computers of the country's largest fertilizer plant to force the government to release political prisoners. and over the past four years, belarusian hackers have carried out several large-scale attacks on belarusian state communications, and in 2022... they hacked the belarusian railway three times, seizing control over traffic lights and the control system and paralyzing the transit of russian military equipment to ukraine through belarus, - writes appnews. we tell the belarusian authorities that if they do not stop political repression, there will be more worse - shemytovets said. we will continue our attacks to inflict maximum damage on the lukashenko regime. the very fact of publicizing the huge dossier of the belarusian state security committee is a

disappeared into the network of the main security department of the kgb and received personal file data on more than 8,600 employees of the organization and 40,000 denunciations from poland, lithuania, berlin, ukraine and other countries. the corresponding information was published in the telegram channel of cyber ​​​​partisans. the list of admins and the site database were published there. if you suddenly did not notice, together with the database of the kgb website, we also put on the network the denunciations that were sent to the check officers through the portal. from september 2014 to august 2023. during the occupation of kyiv region, when the world saw the atrocities of the occupiers in buch and other cities of the region, ukrainians also monitored and anonymously sent information to hackers. cyber-partisans received one such message from a ukrainian citizen on march 12, where the woman denounced an opposition blogger in belarus who participated in anti-government protests after the presidential elections. in the message of the hackers on april 26. it is said that thanks to their

kgb chairman viktor mikhailovich chebrikov , head of border troops vadim aleksandrovich matrosov. on whose initiative the retaliation operation was carried out. as a result of the operation, the latif gang was destroyed. in april 1988 , the geneva agreements on a political settlement around afghanistan were signed and a date was set. five outposts, 10 motorized and air assault maneuver groups, a division of patrol ships and two air regiments. soviet troops left afghanistan with unfurled banners, like winners. i... i want to say that there is not a single soviet soldier, officer or ensign behind me, this is where my nine-year stay ended, the border guards covering the fortieth army left we were the last to leave afghanistan, although the withdrawal had already passed, there gromov accepted these congratulations, everything, everything, everything, as if all the correspondents had left, we seemed to be left on this territory directly next to the bridge. “zhilkin sergey mikhailovich” began in afghanistan in 1986 with the rank of major as head of a mutomaneuverable group. well then, a

what was it like working in the kgb in the late 1980s i worked in the kgb intelligence service and it was the most boring job i have ever had in my life. >> because, you know, the real espionage starts when an operative ahead is working with a source, with an agent who has access to top secret information but 90% of operators in any intelligence service or not having it so there are not so like yeah. so it's actually in the work under the cover over a diplomat, they work as diplomats a. if they work under recover as a journalist, their work, they work as a journalist. and i i spent two years training that was actually exciting, but then i spent two-and-a-half years working in the center in moscow in yes, she never and that was extremely boring. and in february 1990, i resigned for vertical and moral reasons and became a civilian journalist again talk a little bit more about that, that you resigned for moral reasons that deciding to leave, what was it sometimes few, sometimes maybe a fun job, but kinda boring as you said why moved to journalism? >> well i was i worked as a journalist s

the participation of the border troops of the kgb and the ussr in the afghan war was first officially announced only on may 28, 2018. about those who fulfilled their duty in afghanistan and fought international terrorism. these high examples of military valor, honor, and unparalleled courage will never fade. will serve as a moral guide for those who stand and will stand guard over the borders of their homeland. well, so far there is only one comrade, before the start of the second world war, the situation on the southern border of the ussr worsened sharply, okay, i 'm off. "stand still, hands, weapons on the ground." in 1939 , vadim matrosov began his military service in the transcaucasian border district. after germany attacked the soviet union in august 1941, to reduce german influence in the region and protect the southern border, the ussr leadership introduced a limited contingent into... vadim matrosov will go through the entire war, will become an army general and head of the border troops of the kgb of the ussr. the experience he gained while preparing for the entry of soviet t

and also an international network of whistleblowers, which secrets the website of the belarusian kgbe commander-in-chief of the armed forces of ukraine , general oleksandr syrskyi, explained that the situation at the front has really worsened. he announced this in his telegram channel. but according to the american institute of studies war, the stabilization of russian positions to the north-west of avdiivka presents the russian command with a choice. or continue to advance west to the stated operational goal of pokrovsk. or try to advance north to conduct possible additional offensive operations around the temporal chasm. more on this situation in our next story. despite the fact that the ukrainian wars destroy about a thousand occupiers every day, the situation at the front remains difficult. commander-in-chief of the armed forces of ukraine oleksandr syrskyi stated that the situation at the front has worsened. russia. is operating along the entire front line, the hottest now in the pokrovsky and kurakhiv directions, where the defense forces have retreated to other positions, he wr

at this moment, kgb officers arrived. thomas was caught red-handed.s, missile and retribution, another operation with a participant from a graduate of the intelligence school in kau in boyron ended in failure. late on a september evening , people quietly entered the house of one of the residents of the village of yarmalichi. knocked on the window. pulling back the curtain, the owner peered at the unexpected guest for a long time and finally recognized him as a former classmate. before he had time to open the door, a yankee literally burst into the house, his face drawn, his clothes dirty, a machine gun slung over his shoulder. it was clear from everything that the former friend had to hide in the forests for a long time. finally, he sat down by the stove and with nervous movements began to take documents out of his inner pockets and throw them into the fire. the flames swallowed the mandate of the bpr, a photo of its president abramczyk and franz kuschel with inscriptions of dedication. they were given out by yankee before being transferred to territo

i would have killed you if, if it had not put an end to your brilliant career in the kgb, no, if notation, once again, i will see you next to katya, not my career, not the upcoming operation, they will not save you. i’ll just kill you, my god, it’s so scary, we’re not doing what we’re doing, petro, there’s no point in putting up with it anymore, they won’t let you go to the front, you i fought for them, i also put on tsar’s medals, by the way. each of these yeorgievs, not in the royal cathedrals, at the front in the trenches, with their own blood, heard, because for the homeland, why don’t you, comrade, value such personnel, tell the restless comrade to collect a hundred cossacks, without fear, set up a combat the task is for the german to come in, the outcome of the entire war will depend on this comrade. dear german friend, enchanted because for the faith for the fatherland, premieres on may 10 at 19:30 on ntv. how do i know, it was inserted into the dictaphone. when they tortured me, there are a lot of tapes here, can a true believer listen to satanic music, he is not a believer,

general who can tell something about the kgb, it may sound somewhat banal now, but at that time, ingin himself was already known to me, because this man organized the st. petersburg rock club, or rather the leningrad rock club, he... at one time headed some kind of administration there in leningrad, where he was exiled, and as he told me, well... it means that the security officers are running around all these communal apartments in st. petersburg, in the gateways, almost every single rock group or some kind of community, that a decision was made in the state security committee, just to gather them in one place everything, that is, to organize a leningrad rock club, where they would all make music; in general , they could be looked after compactly, so this legendary organization actually appeared, which gave us... the best people of the rock movement, naturally, they, no one of the musicians, i just think it’s necessary to say this, i had no idea how this idea was born, in fact, like us working in the vzglya program, i didn’t work for the vzglya program, i was never invited, but i w

this is your consent to cooperate with the kgb. does the pseudonym kazak tell you anything?nothing is lost in the kgb, i need a project agreement. “girl, i don’t like it when people meddle in my affairs, i didn’t meddle in your affairs, i’m alexander gavrilovich’s assistant, i get paid for the fact that i gave you my word, i don’t hear, no, and if not, then you’re in trouble, goat, listen, where are you taking me, we’ve got a place for you. quietly, there’s something, you don’t mind if we make a copy, you might think that if i say no, you ’ll get up, apologize, and leave. you understand that it is not in your interests to spread our meetings. i understand everything. what are you doing? fine. do you hear? can fuck her one last time, why not, she doesn’t care, it’s nice for us. seryozha, come to me, yes, right now, openly. yaroslav nikolaevich, what’s wrong with you, that you’re not feeling well, it’s okay, okay, okay, did you meet with your georgian colleague? yes, yes, we met, we sat down, he was a good guy, he turned out to be, did i call you, seryozha? “here is a suitcase

, fagot semyonovich, kgb?here he is this is the same thing, a fool jumped out of a window in vilnius, okay? less people, more oxygen, but what is it, i don’t understand, but he died and to hell with him, but yes, i wrote this down, so what is it i, i don’t see, everything is double, that it’s in my head , what kind of paper is this, this is a record that they were appointed to negotiate on the black sea fleet, comrades, who are you, how did you end up in the office, should i call the security, okay, to hell with it, daddy, please sleep, yes , yes, tomorrow at 12 i will already be at the dacha, where, lord, where can i be if you call home, and i picked up the phone, daddy, that’s it, good night, he’s on it again when... strange, no, i didn’t notice nikolai vasilievch, it’s all after they take the puccia. it seems to him that they are keeping him out of pity, you can imagine that his bosses are specially inventing a job for him so as not to force him to retire, no, this is nonsense, no, he is an excellent profes

, like the kgb, well, to a certain extent we were proud of the fact that we are being watched, that weat means, the system is us, then be afraid, we are ukrainians, try us. well, at the turn of the 60s and 70s, it was not yet, well , it was the end of the era of this thaw of khrushchev, some liberals, all these were still uplifted, it felt like a movie, and we also watched parajanov, and at the end, i watched shadows of forgotten ancestors. such was the cultural aesthetic shock there and so on... poets were also read by vasyl symonenko, and drachi, lina kostenko and so on and so on, that is, we really existed in bulbashka, and then already towards the end of my studies, it was the 73rd year, and then we had already started and we, let’s say, vasyl ovsienko, whom i i knew very well who was a year older, with whom i lived in the same room in the dormitory, he was arrested. that is, we felt that we were being pushed out into this open space, and at the same time shcherbytskyi led ukraine and overt russification had already begun, ukrainian cinema as such is ukrainian-speaking, ukrainian-c

sailors comes to a meeting with the chairman of the ussr kgb, yuri androp.general staff nikolai okarkov. here are the telegrams from the first secretaries. union republics, residents of border settlements are afraid that fighting between afghan groups can spread to soviet territory, it is necessary to send in border troops to create a buffer zone, as you suggest? we have already prepared the commissioning plan. it was signed by marshal agarkov and me, yuri vladimirovich. vladimir alexandrovich, i am ready to provide you with two motorized rifle divisions to strengthen the security of the state border, and act with them. we have our own motorized maneuver groups, we have air assault units that have proven themselves well, in addition, people, of course. motorized maneuver groups are not enough for us, we will also form airborne assault maneuver groups, prepare them, land from the air, and then we will go, ensure control to a depth of 100 km, i am not against it, let it kill its border guards, but not to 100 km, what kind of figure is this, let comrade marshal

according to the kgb , the attacks were planned by combat drones from lithuanian territory. nato hostility in the belarusian direction is growing. another information attack has begun, so the italian press, citing sources in the leadership of the alliance, writes that nato may intervene in the war in ukraine if belarus is involved in the conflict on the side of russia, or russia attacks the baltic countries, poland or moldova. brussels indicated its readiness to enter into a conflict, but made sure in advance that both so -called red lines would not be crossed, however, mercenaries from different nato member countries have long been in harm’s way. apu. aziia times reports that french military units from the foreign legion have already arrived in ukraine in the slavyansk region. the publication refers to former assistant deputy secretary of defense of the united states stephen bryan. he claims the advance group numbers almost 100 people. in the future there will be 1,500 of them. let me remind you that about a month ago macron did not rule out sending his military to the nort

close ties between the iron ore industry and the moscow party. la and the kgb, no one directly connectsim with the death of kutnik, but the fact that a major foreign policy event was disrupted because of iron ore sounds one way or another, well, okay, here is the panki gorge, here islamic radicals are setting up a network of training camps, we... counted about ten, money, weapons, fighters, everything is serious, and this event is being supervised by your friend mustafa sallah, how reliable is the information, absolutely, gaprindashvili has been hanging around there for about 2 months, now he spotted him, we are sending a special forces group there, well , illegally, of course , you’ll fly with them, the target, they’ll take him, and you’ll interrogate him, we need to... finally find out where he got information about our guys in beirut, maybe bring him here, why drag him back and forth, if mustafa is still supervised by the americans, then his disappearance will arouse suspicion, and so the zaveedists attacked the camp at night, a battle ensued, and mustafa sallah died as a warrior of

yes, an officer with the kgb will cut you into pieces, you hear, orbi, you’re screwed, if you don’t stopyou shout louder, louder, he doesn’t hear you. "you better tell me i’ll tell him later that you wanted to cut me off, what do you want, i want you to die and suffer longer before you die?” , i’m here, come on, come on, now, now, turn it off, quickly, where to turn it off, where is this switch, what are you turning off, switch, where, switch, where, where is it, cut it, damn it, don’t even think about it ? dear, stand still, i ’m standing, standing, yes, your division, where are you, mustafa? well, who runs all this shop, mustafa, where? he disappeared, where is he? i don’t know, but buckle him up, damn it, quickly go outside. you tried it at night in the forest, it worked out well for you, dmitry sergeevich, the arms dealers seemed to be caught, well, the main person involved left, and you didn’t even organize a prosecution, the current situation, it was pointless, and i made a decision, i’ll let the criminal leave, so as i understand it from snegur’s report, now mustafa’s appearance w

i first learned about it in 1989 from a general of the kgb of the ussr.merica and recruited a man there named cook, that is, this 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, a senior comrade looked at me and said: well, what kind of arab are you, you are such a typical completely american, you will go to america, 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 composed, when i say songs are composed, i don’t mean figuratively, but there really in fact, songs are written about this, that how on the podium the united nations organization, the leader of the soviet union, knocked on the podium with his boots and said that he will show you kuzkin’s mo

this is more than a strange thing for me for a former kgb general, he gave excursions in washington toces, well , as far as i understand, it was some kind of bus, where he was just there with a megaphone, to people who bought a ticket for this excursion, he said that this person was detained here, this person’s safe house was here, that is, he simply worked as a tour guide. i don’t know if everyone understands what a kgb general was like in the soviet union, i don’t even mean in a material sense, i don’t mean an apartment there, some kind of there is a car, a collection of records, all this, of course, all our academicians, generals, it was all in terms of property, but this is such a middle class, the american middle class, that is, there was nothing there - stunningly outstanding, but the status this man was very, very tall, he... was simply, well, the man was counting on the long term, i will repeat once again, as he himself said, he expected to become the head of the state security committee, that is, to become one of the key players in the soviet system nomenclature, of course i w

what tasks do kgb appointees face? the saints are carried to the embassy of the islamic republic in minsk. a five-day mourning period for the deceased president ibrahim raisi has been declared in iran. he served a five-year sentence under the close supervision of the west. today at zelensky's. minsk does not divide russian subjects into remote and non-remote; it is possible and necessary to work with everyone. it is in this case that the president sees good reserves in trade. now belarusian goods are imported into the magadan region, mainly through the central regions of russia. there are direct growth points across a wide range of areas from industrial products to food and cosmetics. the first is products. western brands have left russia and i think that you will find replacements for them with our products, if your support. in addition to supplying heavy-duty equipment, we are ready to participate in updating the passenger transport fleet, we can offer various modern buses in both gas and diesel versions and will pro

that's the founder of the kgb?

study, he graduates from a military institute, it was called a military institute, in fact, then a kgbrmed on his basis, he remains to teach. at this military institute, in the year fifty-nine, for due to the fact that he met a very interesting person on his life’s path, nikolai grigorevich starinov, such a saboteur of the century, and he is also called, he influenced him in a certain sense in terms of the need to write a dissertation, taking into account the experience of grigory ivanovich himself and grigory ivanovich worked for 4 years in-depth work on the dissertation, which... there was a dense period of training, that is, people were actually immersed in a combat situation , loaded with a variety of tasks, and the goal was not only to activate some physical capabilities, but also moral, psychological, intellectual capabilities, there are examples, for example, when people there are sent on a day march. they actually move for 24 hours at night with a lay out around the territory, the task is so that no one can notice them, then they build a cache where they stay there for 24 hours

terrorist, it was a great idea with emerson, we kidnapped you, forced you to sit on the bus, like a former kgbwe need you, offer yourself to the negotiators, you will persuade the police to let us through, they will believe you, let’s assume what’s next, then we’ll let you go with part of the hostages. exchange for a plane, you will take your money in the storage room. wherever this guy appears there is always some ass, we can overtake, i i’ll wait for the stop, i’ll go in as a passenger, i’ll look further at the situation, but there’s already a stop, we won’t make it at the next one, let’s go to the next one, i don’t like all this, that i didn’t brake at the stop, yes, let’s overtake, stop soon, press to him. what's his name? barsik, dog? yes, i wanted a kitten, but my mother doesn’t buy it, i called him a leopard. “should i stop, stop, yeah, yeah, now you calmly go to the driver and check his documents, just don’t get on the bus, come on, inspector, now listen, nod, then you take out a gun, point it at me, as if you’re holding me back and taking me to the post, i understand, i don’t understa

very smart, he runs russia very effectively, since he came out of the kgb, he understands how the usarates, we have become a state where the cia has absolutely exclusive influence, and putin understands this, he does not like it, but he understands it, and his experience, especially because he... comes from the kgb, he has no illusions about the united states. i wish we could prove him wrong, but we don't. how influential the cia is in the activities of the us government is definitely very influential. it is a regime change tool. and the united states is the only country in the world that relies on regime change. governments, this is not the best calling for us, it almost always ends in disaster, bloodshed, ongoing instability, you know what i tell you? i kept thinking how, for example, putin differs from scholz, macron, the polish ones, what does putin have in common with, say, orban, with vucic and even with trump, but not with biden, and putin does not think of his life in isolation from his homeland, here he is absolutely national oriented politician, for him the value of the home

things that they are quite well known, we lived under guard, here... you say how this happened, the kgbnternal counterintelligence, we desperately fought against ukrainian nationalism, because almost all bandera’s supporters, they disappeared, became agents of the american and english intelligence, bandera’s and our baltic ones, you say almost all of bandera’s followers were agents of the british western intelligence services, of course, but where should they go? it was they who separated there in the west, here they are, their children have now occupied key positions and the banderas, and don’t forget the baltic forest brothers, by the way, who are also the most furious now, this is all theirs, they are brought up, moreover, we had it strong agents, they, you say, how this happened, they abandoned it all the time. and but since we have philby and several other forest brothers on a parachute to russia, man, philby was practically the deputy chief of british intelligence, the head of the russian department and responsible for communications with eru, so all these saboteurs were met by ou

the kgb archives record exactly the same approaches, only adapted to modern realities. one of the key reasons is the clear continuity of the power of ideology. in the photo, the president of latvia, edgars renkiewicz. it was a matter of back in 2013, rinkevich himself was the head of mit at that time. but we are interested in the second character, with whom edgar takes photographs without a twinge of conscience, probably even feeling a sense of pride. developed, were any technologies used, were they trying to recruit those people so that they would go over to the side of the enemy, how did this situation develop? years of the great patriotic war, as i understand it, yes, that means, regarding that period, it should be noted that naturally, the intelligence services of the german reich had previously carried out work before the start of the war with the soviet union, on the possible recruitment, especially in emigrant circles, of people who were potentially ready to cooperate with the nazi reich, who wanted, therefore, to cause maximum harm to the soviet union, but... sp

i said further, i did n’t just work at the embassy, ​​i worked for the kgb, a familiar organization,’m used to it, i’m wrong, we forgot, something else , briefly speaking. you're right for me, let's not be offended, i just got confused, go and get registered, right? oh damn, how do you like him and him? what can i say, it seems to me this toy is not suitable for our operatives, for me it’s too light, but the fvr has already signed a contract for the supply of twenty-eight zigzaurs, yes sir, but we carefully studied the messages from your source, why does he work for us, money, he believed that he was underestimated, yes, but now he has no problems with it, post, another title, sir, something is confusing you, yeah. it’s embarrassing, man, take the change, keep it, next time you’ll pour a normal beer, and don’t wet this shit, commander, come to us, we have chacha, you’ve never tried chacha like this in your life. like a mountain tear. hey, you're offended, aunt's grapes, arcacitelli, did you hear? come on, in good health. fenced. i’m not an expert on egypt, sir, i was just passing on

this is the first time i’ve heard about this, have you never heard of the kgb?emphasize, if it were, do you really assume that anyone would change a diplomat for a simple security guard, but no ordinary security guard, but if this security guard is your son. if in an hour we do not get our employees back, then in 2 hours you will receive his severed head, wrapped in pork skin, then within a week you will receive your son in parts. stop, don't go there, sir, it could be dangerous. katya, katya. do we muscovites not have enough strength to push back the enemy? raskin igor yakolyevich, i 'm going to commit suicide, i wanted to achieve feats, not for the sake of feats, i'll come back, soldier's play i’ll build a life somewhere, not for the sake of fame, how can i explain to my son why i washed my pants at home when all my children are at the front, not for the sake of awards, these stiflings, they won’t make it, whoever needs it will get there, you’ll all lie down there. and to the call of the heart, my division will fight to the last, they will not be afraid, the c

contribute to the strengthening of our special service, the head of state noted, the requirement for the kgb is to resolutely suppress the activities of foreign intelligence services on the territory of the country, as well as to identify promptly respond to facts of corruption and possible attempts at protection. iran is preparing for the funeral of the president and others. mourning marches take place in cities. as a sign of solidarity with iran, pakistan, india, turkey, iraq, syria and lebanon declared mourning. ibrahim reise will be buried tomorrow in his hometown of meshhet. the pain of the iranian people is shared by belarusians; today a book of condolences will be opened at the iranian embassy in minsk. you can leave words of sorrow from 2 to 5 p.m. responsibility lies with the united states, since washington has imposed an embargo on the sale of tehran aircraft and aviation spare parts. air emergency in india, during takeoff , one of the engines caught fire on a plane en route to bangalor kachi. returned to the airport, except for the crew members, there were 179 passengers on board,

we worked these people specifically against the kgb in moscow, although we used some of their ideas, of their tools elsewhere. we started out trying to make something called a jack in the box, a jib for surveillance purposes it was to be a pop up dummy. it'd be in the passenger. they trail you in cars. they're usually not next to you. they're never in front of you. so we knew we needed to. to build something where our passenger could exit the car and the dummy would pop up. it doesn't sound too hard well. here's how we went about it. we went to al's magic shop down on 16th street in washington, dc, and we bought a sex doll. it's plastic. i didn't know or party doll. you do have other names. we bought one. we two of our young engineers to buy it. they were so embarrassed we sent them back. buy six more later and they said they said later they said we will not go back to that store but what we only wanted the top half and we tied that off and we got a briefcase and we put the doll the briefcase and we got two canisters of compressed gas kind of small on each side. and we closed it all

agencies, this helps to strengthen our special service - the president noted, the requirement for the kgb to decisively suppress activities. this is the main reason that i invited you here in connection with the appointment, these are issues of preventing corruption and mischief in our country on the part of the bodies under your control, you provide intelligence and control bodies and law enforcement agencies, you must take appropriate measures and inform me if suddenly we have a desire from someone... to expand their , so to speak, corruption activities on the territory of belarus and this is such a hidden hidden kind of money-grubbing like protection racket, as is customary in other countries, we often see films on this topic on television and so on, this shouldn’t happen here, this is cremation, if it exists, it will hit our people very seriously, so this is a wild little thing, i’ll help you, you give me something there. in memory of the deceased president ibrahim roisi, mass processions are planned throughout the country in the evening; according to a statement by the iranian govern

there's a kgb museum. um, where what they call foreign finds when they, when they get our, whether it's disguise or electronics or whatever, they put american spy stuff in the kgb museum, just like in the museum in d.c., we have a lot of russian stuff. we have that we captured. then we start copying each other we look at their cameras and we go, oh, that's nice. but we would change it. we would, we would do that. and then we'll make one of those and then they'll capture that it goes back and forth. it's fun. please help me. thank john mendez.

this was the territory of their maximum repression, maximum infiltration of kgb representatives intoabor collectives, and the regime that existed there did not foresee great, great opportunities for the manifestation of one's identity, but nevertheless, we know that in fact during the times of dissidents, during the times in the 1960s and 1970s, it was from donetsk that there were two of the biggest... field of the city with the soviet occupation regime, these are ivan dzyuba and oleksa tykhiy, who actually wrote their political, programmatic works, in which they were questioned, precisely in including on the basis of what they saw in donetsk region, in luhansk region, when millions of ukrainians were forcibly deprived of their ukrainian culture, deprived of ukrainian education, and for many it is not clear what happened to those ukrainians who remained in donetsk region. struggle for ukrainian revival in the late 1980s and 1990s, it was a difficult process, there were not millions of rallies like in lviv, there were not so many political agents who could protect the rights of ukrain

arrested jafar, it turned out that mustafa knew about all the movements of soviet diplomats, and the kgbs now trying to figure out the source of the leak, and first of all they will want to find mustafa, you know where he is ? after the death of the sheikh, how harley fell into the ground , you recruited the bedouin, he is your agent, only you and i know who he is. and if we lose such an agent because of the idiot mustafa, who has already ruined the operation for 5 million dollars. , you can't get enough. so, look for it. it wherever you want. they won’t let us anyway, viktorich, or maybe it’s your own insurance risk, you’re pushing us into a crime of office, but weren’t you forbidden to smoke, they were forbidden, not everything was forbidden, thank you, they’re still allowed to breathe, what about the money for kipling? izmailov promised to talk, but so far it hasn’t worked out. gorbachev is on vacation in foros. and without him, no one decides anything. will arrive after august 20th. well, it lasts 3-4 days. dima, were you there? he has urgent matters, he will come tomorrow. he'll com

the answer came from the kgb just like from the delphic pythia.n that they want to launch a satellite on this day, but we have no information that they do not want to launch a satellite on this day. brilliant answer. well, like the greek pythia, who gave answers that could be interpreted in any way, and korolev took the risk. he postponed the launch of our rocket with a satellite, and the satellite was specially lightweight, there was only a radio transmitter there, scientific korolev decided that we would not load scientific equipment there, there was no time for this, we had to be the first, moved it from october 6 to the fourth and the launch was a success, when werner von braunan was asked why, under the conditions that you had, with huge funding, more than in the soviet union, it is important to understand, many times more, given that you... accordingly, there was also a military man and so on, why didn’t you manage to be the first? he replied, they quote: i did not have such a number of highly qualified specialists. the next step was sending

from the kgb came an answer just like from the delphic pythia: we have no information that they wantwant to launch on this the day was a brilliant answer, well, like the greek pytha, which gave answers that could be interpreted in any way, and korolev took a risk, he postponed the launch of our rocket with a satellite, and the satellite was specially lightweight, there was only a radio transmitter, the scientific korolev decided, that we will not load scientific equipment there, there is no time for this, we need... why, under the conditions that you had, with enormous funding, more than in the soviet union, it is important to understand this, many times more, despite what do you have experience, respectively, was still in the military and so on, why didn’t you manage to be the first, he replied, i quote, i didn’t have that many highly qualified specialists. the next stage was sending into space. in the spring of 1960 , 20 people were enrolled in the first cosmonaut corps, then six of them were selected, including gagarin, german titov, andriin nikolaev, pavel popovich, grigory nelyu

he is very smart, extremely effective in leading russia, as a native of the kgb, he understands how the exclusive influence, and putin understands this. he doesn't like it, but he knows very well how we operate, based on his experience, especially in the kgb, when his main enemy was the cia, he doesn't care illusions about the united states. i wish we could prove him wrong, but alas. instrument of regime change, and the us is certainly very influential, it is the only country in the world that relies on regime change as a leading diplomatic role. i would even put it a little differently: this is the leading instrument of our foreign policy. in other words, most small or medium -sized countries, when they don't like another country, either have to deal with it or come begging the us to remove that country. we the country that makes a living overthrows. states, because they think absolutely rationally and see the world as it is, because in america now everything is upside down, but the main thing, of course, is the presidential election campaign, which is going on in interesting condition

as a hemo graduate, he ended up on his first trip abroad to finland and how he began to work in the kgb? i was a non-party member of the lower-nation, this is bad, of course it’s bad, non-party is bad, and unmarried people are twice as bad, because being unmarried is, as the british say, a security risk, there’s a vacancy here, i got pregnant in finland. well , they put me there, i mostly stamped visas, but then i took a closer look at the intelligence work there and there they practically dragged me into it. in sixty-one, he came to london to the post of second secretary of the soviet embassy, ​​and in the foreign ministry, he had not yet been put under cover, when the british wanted to clarify some formality, consider him unwittingly extradited, and we don’t have one like that, but the position of secretary public and we can now see what the scout looked like at work. both le caret and mikhail lyubimov, old intelligence officers, always laughed at bandiana flemingo. i enjoy watching bond, well it’s very funny, these women, dry martini, which needs to be shaken, but not mixed, he start

an american pilot in the hands of the kgb.the u2 aircraft failed. give me the newspaper. alive, alive! alive, alive, alive, alive, alive, what can you say, radio, good ally, i shook his hand in 1945 on red square, we even hugged... the pilot is alive and testifies to the kgb. you mediocrely set up america and the president; even a great country can have failures. nikita sergeevich, how are you with them? you are going to negotiate, they will fool you and swallow you. do you remember what stalin said: i’ll die, and they’ll give you away like babies. stop quoting stalin's radion, it was he who crushed us like... babies, i already forgot, being friends with them is better than fighting. spit, nikita sergeevich, radiy could not have been made so that the plane would crash on its own, without the help of the pilot. okay, but the pilots will know about it, they won’t make fun of it, but for the sake of the great country they will fly, where? to the dock ? do you understand what you are talking about? no interest. reconnaissance flig

he is very smart, he runs russia very effectively because he came out of the kgb.sack also recalled the story of the northern stream explosions and unequivocally stated: washington is behind the terrorist attack, and at the same time causing it is bewildering that germany, which suffered serious losses from this, did not really react in any way; this, the economist believes, is a clear illustration of how berlin is subordinate to the interests of the united states. for a strike on a tent camp in rafahiya that killed at least 45 people. israel used american ammunition. reports this. journalists interviewed experts who determined from the photographs that these were fragments of a projectile manufactured in the usa. let me remind you that the white house previously warned israel that it would suspend weapons shipments if tel aviv will conduct the operation in rafah. in different countries there were protests against israel’s actions in the gas sector; in mexico, activists started a fire near the israeli embassy; stones and house bombs were thrown at police officers,

an answer came from the kgb, just like from the delphic pythia: we have no information that they want on this day. the answer is just like the greek pythia that gave answers that could be interpreted in any way, and korolev took a risk, he... he was also a military man and so on, why didn’t you manage to be the first? he replied, they quote: i did not have such a number of highly qualified specialists. the next step was sending a person into space. in the spring of 1960 , 20 people were enrolled in the first cosmonaut corps, then six of them were selected, including gagarin, german titov, andriin nikolaev, pavel popovich, grigory nelyubov and valery bykovsky. they, accordingly , had to pass tests, and those who are now talking about this also do not really understand. about the flight man into space, well, it would seem, yes, he flew into space, there were 108 minutes, just think, yes, he spun there, yes, everything that was heroic in this, uh, it was 50/50, whether gagarin would survive or not, which should be psychological stability in a person who understood perfectly well that he

were in an american prison, by the way, you know that the pre-trial detention center in the belarusian kgbd american, i noticed but i didn’t understand why, i don’t know why either, there are different legends, so i’ll say right away, i wasn’t in a belarusian american prison, well, thank you god doesn’t need it, and this is just not the case, but let’s do it anyway for the uninitiated viewer. to create the image of a demon for me, and then imprison me, and then burn a witch, i didn’t know that this was possible, it turns out, it’s possible, probably, well, since i’m a living example of this, well, wait, and maria, isn’t this informational? the noise is enough to bring charges against a person, don’t you know, this comes from this... story of the witch hunt, by the way, you know that in america witches were not burned, they were stoned to death, and the crowd was looking at it, and the last case, well, apparently the extreme one, most likely they still exist, the recognition by the americans, after all, that they had a witch hunt, and you know when it was, in 2020, well, wait, well, this an

strength, there was hope, yes, about my birthday it was, in a cell in the lifortovo detention center, the kgb in a plastic bag tea, sugar and black bread, we put out a brashka, we prepared this compote for about 15 days, and it seemed to us that it already smelled like something alcoholic, on our birthday we poured it into mugs and drank it, it seemed to us that we’re right in the restaurant, we’re celebrating my birthday, yes, yes, but at the same time, you see, this... you see, volodishka, she, she slipped in the bathtub, fell, and you know that she, she broke her arm, she i couldn’t even write you a letter, that’s the only thing i did, you see, she brought me a toothbrush, i remember this one, so red a transparent toothbrush, so plastic, on it it says, here it scratched you, and there it was written with a needle, i love you, and it warmed me so much, that’s it... nothing that doesn’t come with it, only there a month later at the stage of my mother wrote: my dear son, i came up with all this, i scratched it all myself, with you, her house doesn’t smell like you anymore, another man lives t

in the same style, parusnikov, together with the architect badanov, built an edition opposite the kgb clearly shows the trends of english architecture. a characteristic tower, but with a clock. the building continued the theme set by the architects and organically fit into the overall ensemble. the gates of minsk on the station square, the unique building of the main post office, the boldness of the decision of the guma building, it is also not in the spirit of the times. unique in throughout soviet architecture, the unique building of gum, ligart and melega, this is also such a neoclassical rhythm, this is also the use of neoclassical proportions, but at the same time very, very free plasticity, and you see what, for example, huge windows are in this building. this is the result of this industrial design. the supreme council of the bssr, the council of ministers of the bssr, the regional party committee and the regional executive committee. the main discussion took place between the architects trachtenberg and osmalovsky. projects presented by langbard, parusnikov, levinson and fomin

for sure, but i think he served in the fsb, this house, the third departmental one, was built by the kgbot of people there with apartments, alexander georgievich got in touch with me through his colleagues, he’s definitely a kge officer, i wonder , i wonder how he was released to the states, and vera sergeevna, how do you even contact him, but no way, i ’m transferring money to the account, he has an account in our bank, if something goes wrong, he calls me, that is, you never call him. no, vera sergeevna, my dear, i, for example, am not an fsb officer, but i can easily take a printout of all your telephone conversations for 10 years, i can arrange a search of your house, i can detain you as a suspect of complicity in murder, in what murder? kartashov is suspected of murder, so he is here in st. petersburg, but i think, what do you think? i... i saw him, i thought, i identified myself, where? at the state bureau of investigation, at the city registration office. i wonder what he was doing there? i can't imagine. i was standing in line, and he passed by me. i thought, this is how much the

in prison, published about the cooperation of the hierarchs of the russian orthodox church from the kgbade antonov, and the most outstanding there, a security officer, a seksot, a holder of the order of the red banner. by the way, he does not deny anything, who visited the governments of 60 countries on party assignments, moreover, details of his private life surfaced there, it turned out that he has a wife and children, evgenia petrovna, the lady of kiev, three children, and the same for him suggested that i don’t disgrace to leave, and he asked to leave for the chernikov pulpit, and swore an oath before the cross and the gospel that he would leave. i said that i would do it, so i will do it, i will submit a petition to the bishops’ council. of the ukrainian orthodox church that i am asking, as it were, to take from me these powers, the rights of the primate of the ukrainian orthodox church and to elect a new primate to this place, but he did not do this, this means such a transformation, then everyone’s shit just opened up.

good conversation at one time - with one of the great former leaders of the fifth directorate of the kgbable to me - what was the difference between being a crime reporter or a war reporter, because the war was going on in the north caucasus and an equally serious war was going on in our streets, right here not far from this studio, right here on basmannaya street, when a businessman with two security guards came out of the apartment, they shot him with two machine guns, the grandmother who heard the shooting and leaned out and the workers who were doing renovations in the apartment and this neighbors apartment . not even this businessman, that is , in my opinion, five or seven people are put at once like this rare, today in 2022 or twenty-first, twenty-third, in 2020, in nineteen, something like this is happening in moscow, this same federal emergency scale, it will be connected there, i don’t know, in general all possible forces, all at the level of the leadership of the investigative committee, there the personal minister of internal affairs will come to see what is happening, right?

the kgb archives record exactly the same approaches only adapted to... modern realities.e clear continuity of the power of ideology. in the photo, president of latvia edgars renkiewicz. it was back in 2013, rinkevich himself was the head of mit at that time. but we are interested in the second character, with whom edgar takes photographs without a twinge of conscience and probably even feeling a sense of pride. laimons ozels, a legionnaire of the latvian sss legion, a war criminal, took part in punitive operations in the territory. today the baltic countries are actively participating in the financing and training of characters who openly set as their goal the violent overthrow of the government in belarus. let's discuss the situation with doctor of historical sciences, deputy of the house of representatives vyacheslav danilovich. hello. good afternoon. in your opinion, how did the situation with collaborationist movements in belarus develop, were any technologies used, were they trying to recruit those people to go over to the enemy’s side, how did this situation develop

there's a kgb museum. um, where what they call foreign finds when they, when they get our, whether it's disguise or electronics or whatever, they put american spy stuff in the kgb museum, just like in the museum in d.c., we have a lot of russian stuff. we have that we captured. then we start copying each other we look at their cameras and we go, oh, that's nice. but we would change it. we would, we would do that. and then we'll make one of those and then they'll capture that it goes back and forth. it's fun. please help me. thank john mendez. professor mark david hall joins us now via zoom he's the author of the just released book who's afraid of christian by christian nationalism is not a threat to america or the church. mr. hall good sunday to you. how do you define the term nationalism? why? you have my own definition, but i think the important thing to begin with is how it's been defined. 2006 basically starting 2006, a steady stream, books started coming out, explain that there's this group of christi

from the post of chairman of the kgb of the republic, andropov recommended him for the post of firstijan. to the poorest union republic, in a short time he brought it to first place in socialist competition, he drew up a very unique program of action, in agriculture, naturally he took as a basis the harvest of cotton and grapes, during his period of work cotton from 200,000 reached 1 million, increased it five times, grapes were also 200,000, brought it up to 2 million, 10 times. it was difficult, but it turned out to be a far-sighted strategy; everything that happened next is a direct result of the oil policy of the national leader. battlefield volchansk, our war correspondent evgeniy poddubnoy cameraman alexander pushin were the first to get into the city, which became the site of fierce battles. alexander was injured during filming. exclusive footage. russia celebrates border guard fighters day. vladimir putin congratulated the veterans on their professional holiday. how does the president evaluate the service of the grand troops and how do they celebrate the date in different reg