and i know something about like the destruction of the malaysian airliner by russian forces that were in occupy ukrainian territory. a believe the russian cover up of that. he points to see i in question, in terms of the north stream there's, there's no evidence whatsoever. and this idea that the cia and the german intelligence service have been asked to provide a joint statement of alternative theory that seems very unlike it to me from the way i know the cia works and the way german intelligence works. i mean, i would just be very careful with sy hersh. i know it suits your attitudes about north stream and what happened. but i don't think it's consistent with logic or fact in those are my attitude about anything. does anyone really leave the cia you? are there for 2 decades, you in the cia now? of course not. when you read my book whistleblower, i testified against a cia director and you need to do a little more homework. no, i understand that. but of course, what you are saying now is exactly what i her, she is arguing that your believing that the new york times during the desired

things that russia hid and hides, and take into account the experience and the downing of the malaysian airlinesplane mh17 and the change in the behavior of russia in general, on other issues. including beruchiva and the fact that the head of the russian commission that investigated this situation and the disaster at the time was prime minister putin, so i think that many questions remain . yes, we agree, mr. embassy of ren. to ask you about the prospects for solving the grain situation, so this whole thing led to the resignation of the polish minister of agriculture. well, you know, we have to mention russia and the russian leadership again if there was not this full-scale war of russia against ukraine, which is completely unfair and is based on putin's personal lies and his entourage, his pandas, today we shouldn't even talk about the situation with ukrainian grain that enters the polish market, this is my situation, first of all, i think it's temporary, so there was an agreement, and it's the president zelensky said about this that there was an agreement between our experts, they talked about

the malaysian airliner, over ukraine, in 2014.in fact there was attention by bellingcat proper to the war in ukraine from the official start of bellingcat. i was blogging independently at the same time, covering the same topics, mostly interested in disinformation and the weaponisation of information because that was part of my journalism background. and eliot higgins asked me to contribute a couple of articles for bellingcat, which i did, and then i discovered more and more that there was a wide gap in the understanding of what russia's, not only russia's, but in this particular case, russia's security services were doing internationally and only small snippets of this information is made public by intelligence services of the west, but there is much, much more that would be of interest and also in the interest of public safety to be disclosed, so i started digging into that and that resulted in a long sequence of investigations into the clandestine operations of russia. right now i believe it is fair to say your key focus is to

i mean, i've covered the shutdown by malaysia by russian air forces of malaysian airliner mh 17.'ve covered this crippled poisoning the explosions around community villages in europe. the navalny poisoned. i think the navalny poisoning was one that was particularly painful for the russian fsb for the security machine because it not only disclosed that they did it, but put them in a very, very let's say i'm flattering light of bumbling idiot so i would i would take that as my pick has been on russia's wanted list, has it? affected your life. i mean, obviously, you have to take that kind of thing very seriously. well, clearly, i cannot travel to certain countries that previously would have traveled to for investigations and for journalistic purposes. um i have to think twice before leaving the country. i mean, at the moment, but i would say that that's not the scariest thing out there because being on the wanted list is one thing. russia always dealt well into sort of lanes. they have the judicial um , sort of pursuit and persecution. and then they have the extrajudicial one and to

and then i caught a malaysian airlines flight about two weeks later or three.i— engines packed down. and you you know , it all came.— engines packed down. and you you know , it all came. good for you. know, it all came. good for you. inank— know, it all came. good for you. thank goodness— know, it all came. good for you. thank goodness .— know, it all came. good for you. thank goodness . yes. so you've thank goodness. yes. so you've iivei— thank goodness. yes. so you've iivei is— thank goodness. yes. so you've iivei is reki— thank goodness. yes. so you've lived to tell the _ thank goodness. yes. so you've lived to tell the tale. what wnai— lived to tell the tale. what wnai sakes— lived to tell the tale. what what tales have- lived to tell the tale. what what tales have we got to tell assai— what tales have we got to tell aisai assai— what tales have we got to tell about about planes and failure? saiasirspnis— about about planes and failure? catastrophic failure . and in catastrophic failure. and in anis— catastrophic failure. and in this particular— catastrophi