they trained camp richie, maryland as a secret american military intelligence center during the war. starting in 1942 more than 11,000 soldiers went through the rigorous training. what was the army's first centralized school for intelligence? morph after germany surrender the rich boys took on the difficult tasks of identifying and tracking down to criminals. did you enjoy hunting nazis? did it give you any satisfaction could be a great deal of science. enjoy his first twice specifically car fires. our father was 49 years old. my mother was forty apparently left everything here. all right with the united states barriers and you were able to confront the people that had caused us the strong. yes. i found proud of the richie boys. it was wonderful to be part of them. i was proud to be in the american army and we were able to do what we had to do. i don't. care heroes for you, but the opportunity to help fight and win the war with him. wonderful way i can look anybody straight in the eye and i said, i think i've earned the right to be an american and that's what that's what it did for me

part of his work. because, of course, today military intelligence has something to do .s extremely busy today. we will be ready to accept any personnel decision if it is in favor of ukrainians, let's see the machine. i would like to end our conversation by going back to the beginning, but still, the verkhovna rada, in particular, and the monomajority did not vote for remote voting. what happened in the session hall, well, not yesterday only remote voting was not voted on, a few more laws that i understand were not voted on senseless economic issues, that is, i understand that remote voting is being introduced because today the president's office sees that the verkhovna rada is leaving this control that existed for a long period of time and therefore it is necessary to replace it with the persuasion of the deputies for an argument in front of the deputies, to replace it with just ordinary manipulations, and this is very dangerous, and believe me that we on the sidelines, in conversations, in arguments, do everything possible to prevent this from happening, well , the main

figure out that it's joint agencies and in hub caps or the intelligence the see an intelligence military intelligence branch 2 under $227.00 in syria. there are 4 intelligence agencies, the political secret service, the general secret service, the air for secret service and the military secret service. from here, neon researchers were able to reconstruct a direct chain of command to branch 227 and to the commander in the district of ta dominant moon. at the live net sent on montana. all the ent and berlin note i shall lottie is researching the syrian secret services. she also analyzes the role of agents during the syrian revolution. prior to the revolution, the intelligence agencies had penetrated society with surveillance, intimidation, and even torture in prisons blue behind instantly. and what the extent of the protests and demonstrations in 2011 caught the syrian intelligence agencies pretty much unawares, and he couldn't eyes off. they reverted to their old tried and tested measures of repression and violence. it does dealership behind the scenes. the syrian intelligence agency is unbelievably b

and it is particularly this type of cold blooded menace that is necessary for the military intelligence to do to commit their tasks from their own perspective. it is logical that the boss called the main shooter hero ronnie, mom took from leipzig, does not know the shooter in the video, but she knows branch $227.00 of the syrian military intelligence service. it's where she was imprisoned for several weeks, crammed into a tiny space with other women. she was interrogated and beaten again and again. and she heard what happened to other prisoners mulberry for be here 2 months and i discovered that people could make sounds. i had never heard before, and so i'm be fighting for their lives. i'm used to nuclear. when someone was been suffocated by a plastic bag, you could roll or slowly dying by electric shock. horrible some sounds are still in my head. mccarthy. according to the organisation syrian network for human rights and over 200000 civilians have been killed by the syrian regime and air raids, but also in murderers by the intelligence agency since 2011. during the damo massacre and ap

but she knows branch $227.00 of the syrian military intelligence service. it's where she was imprisoned for several weeks, crammed into a tiny space with other women. she was interrogated and beaten again and again. and she heard what happened to other prisoners my body. here too must i discovered that people could make sounds i had never heard before. and so i'm fighting for their lives. i'm you know, when someone was been suffocated by a plastic bag and you've got it all or slowly dying by electric shock, a horrible sounds are still in my head. mccarthy. according to the organisation syrian network for human rights and over 200000 civilians have been killed by the syrian regime and air raids, but also in murderers by the intelligence agency since 2011. during the damo massacre and april 2013, the bodies of over 40 people were thrown in the dugout pit. in one further video showed how the corpses were later burned with some tires. the researchers and amsterdam managed to identify several victims with the help of a list of missing persons and conversations w

after february 24 and another reason that in fact the fsb and the game, that is, the russian military intelligence not only provided and continue to provide false information, they encountered something that they had not encountered before, this is real resistance, both military and non -military, and now even in kherson in the kherson region according to our information, those are representatives of the fsb or high-ranking players who arrive either from moscow or from other cities of russia and take part in interrogations , participate in and organize all kinds of occupation actions and provocations that do not have any results, and they admit this fact that they are forced to return from a zero result, that's why there is no kherson people's republic, for example, we have already reached the kremlin. okay, the fsb broke down, it provides false information, military intelligence can't handle it . well, let's do something like the former of the soviet union and the union republic somewhere in the occupied territories, well, think about the level of the delusion with which kremer and the kremlin le

interview with a former us military intelligence officer scott rieter, i try to stick to historical factsnd our reality. nato's behavior in the 1990s and 2000s was increasingly destabilizing, not only for russia but for the whole of europe. russia has always been concerned about nato expansion; it has been done in a very hypocritical way. today, ukrainian soldiers are at nato bases in germany in poland and undergo training for 40-60 days. this does not mean that russia is losing. this means that the price of victory will be much higher. today's confrontation is a struggle between nato and russia for the future of russia hello i'm already in crimea the weather is wonderful 30 degrees at the most interesting place when i tell them about what i feel they listen but do not hear. and that's bad. no one can rewrite our history. this is just one of the folders prepared by the soviet accusations for the international military tribunal in nuremberg, no one will close the border for us. i will evaporate always together always online. the people are so strong. wow the freezer won't break watching th

the war has shown that that now they have taken up arms, are fighting on time, as well as military intelligencerm many tasks, but i myself went through it when, for example, i had one under the section e-e, the quantity affects the quality, so it is better to make other units that will be, for example to function, to have the functions of certain military intelligence or military units , to leave alpha in that composition

i understand the presidents of ukraine under the supervision of zelenskiy to be engaged in military intelligencem the point of view of promptness in solving issues from the point of view of urgency. i believe that it can be, but i would still like the current authorities to open a special center for mothers for relatives . to help including the release of each of our defenders with such information, but now let's give one more figure, let's call the current two and a half thousand of our defenders from behind in captivity in the russian federation, the russians are rehoming most of them in the territory of the temporarily occupied donetsk and luhansk regions in clearly human conditions, that is why i believe that such a center should be restored for the release of our patriots, let the military intelligence deal with it, there are professionals there, they have opportunities but i would restore such a center, plus i would join the work of this center with international organizations, the un red cross, and others who can and should help us free everyone, well, the only thing that predicts what wi

interview with former american military intelligence officer scott rieter i try to stick to historicalts and our reality. nato's behavior in the 1990s and 2000s was increasingly destabilizing not only for russia but for the whole of europe russia has always cared about the expansion of nato, it was done in a very hypocritical way. today, ukrainian soldiers are at nato bases in germany poland and are trained for 40-60 days. this does not mean that russia is losing. this means that the price of victory will be much higher today's confrontation is the struggle between nato and russia for the future of russia cases in july last year, an officer knocked down a fourteen-year-old schoolgirl at a pedestrian crossing in the village of petra dubrava, after which he stabbed the girl five times immediately after being detained at a quarter to a quarter pleaded guilty. however, the court changed its position. he stated that he wanted to help the victim and did not inflict any wounds. but samara themis did not believe in this version, i note that at a quarter to the time of the crime , he worked as

is also selected targets and indicate where to strike first , while the head of ukraine's military intelligence, kirill budanov, said that some watershed events would occur in august. what exactly the truth is not disclosed, but in his opinion, kiev will eventually win, however, the british believe that in this way they simply beg for more weapons. his surname has become literally synonymous with lies, and even among the ardent supporters of the kiev regime, the number of those who are ready to believe him is obviously decreasing, adviser to the office of the president of ukraine aleksey arrestovich the first days of the russian special operation to protect the rights put a lie on the stream about how he was creating training manuals for propaganda. let's say right now in the stop fake program in russia 24. so , let's start with one of the most striking recent examples on june 17, arrestovich, as usual, spoke with synogenet mark figen and gave a very impressive forecast on the situation in the kherson region, in which kherson is already visible so this is what mileage to the city is really 15-1

and then you have figures who had been involved with the intelligence apparatus in military apparatus in, in venezuela for years that are now part of the opposition who are sort of whispering and why dozier, all, you know, we can work with, with the mercenaries. we could arrest to maduro, but the venezuelan government already knew about state television even broadcast, the names of mercenaries, luc, aaron and jordan, already deleted. jordan keith drew was in the special forces with berry. she now sent his old comrade on a hopeless mission. yeah, we're able to get the full of on may 3rd 2020. he announced via twitter at 1700 hours, a daring instead. the afraid was launched from the border of columbia. deep into the heart of caracas. our men are continued to fight right now, but their attack was anticipated. even berry was arrested together with other mercenaries in the coastal village of ju oh. here's the issue with emerson. i whirled a lot of mercenaries, our former vets, right? they got iraq or afghanistan, they do multiple tours. there they come home and they can adjust well civilia

today we announced criminal charges against the conspiracy of russian military intelligence officers who stand accused of conducting the most disruptive and destructive series of computer attacks ever attributed to a single group. the u. s. justice department accused 6 members of a russian military intelligence agency unit of being behind the sand, warm hacker group from its headquarters, known as the aquarium operatives developed digital weapons for use in the gray area between war and peace. russia had become a shadow market for hackers, and potential mercenaries, rushes in an amazing position. all the real good talent is there, and all the talent has been committing crimes. so guess what? you have absolute authority over them because they can either do what you tell them or then go to jail and russian jails. not great. oh, what the hacker said tested in ukraine, they later repeated in the us. russian cyber attackers infiltrated a software company in texas solar lenses, a foreign that most people would think about it here. but it's actually just all over the world in terms of our f

interview with former american military intelligence officer scott rieter i try to stick to historical facts and our reality, the ukrainian government and some armed groups terrorized ethnic russians in luhansk donetsk, as a result, a near-civil war erupted. when this conflict began, the united states was already providing ukraine military aid of several hundred million dollars annually. americans are very well versed in aspects of ukrainian politics. they know who bendera is and don't know who the nazis are back in 2019 mainstream media. they said that ukraine has a problem with nazism. the united states is pursuing the goal of making the conflict continue. as long as possible. mcdonald's restaurants in russia are opening under a new brand. will the new owner be able to maintain the quality they have by and large become industry standards. it's important to note how the departure of western corporations will affect the russian public catering these closures. in general, they somehow did not affect us much. will our companies be able to occupy the vacant niches to learn how to fry, mea

according to the head of military intelligence pro moscow, separatist, the russian troops have entered that city and are engaged in street fighting, but the claim cannot be independently verified. it of the correspondent economy is following developments from the ukrainian capital. give it old us about the importance of seizing control of the varied and ask for the russian campaign. i think if we zoom out a bit and maybe wait for a few months to see the real differences of this, it might turn out to be alo, victory. yes, this is a big city. yes, this is something they've been fighting for for weeks, but it really important enough to have invested so much time, so much weaponry, and so me lives. and it seems to me that the grange strategy is as with marable, basically to bind the russians for as long as possible, forced them into those kind of street for street urban battles, of proving incredibly costly in terms of russian lives. and then to pull back or when possible in the last possible moment, to avoid losing unnecessary ukrainian military personnel in that battle. i think it's impo

korea has launched 18 rounds of missile tests, including intercontinental ballistic missiles. military intelligence suggests president kim jung own as pushing for north korea's 1st nuclear test in nearly 5 years. that doesn't work well, does the height the north korea has repeatedly launched ballistic missiles, including new icbm at a high frequency. since the beginning of this year though, that was on the call, the series of north korean actions threatened the peace and stability of the region . and the international community custom, they could not be tolerated. a useful thought that you mustn't. the north previous launches were last month as u. s. president joe biden wrapped up a trip to south korea and japan. when biden reaffirmed the u. s. commitment to defending both allies and kim reaffirmed his desire from north korea to become a nuclear power. and gentlemen offer more from soul is reuters senior correspondent, josh smith. josh joined us in south korean beside launches in response to north korea. does this somehow symbolized the new south korean policy towards its northern neighbor? it is c

he was unmasked as a member of russia's military intelligence, shooting outside the church in the u. s. state of alabama has left one person did and 2 others injured. police say they detained a suspect, but declined to give further details. incident comes as us lawmakers negotiate new gun safety laws in the wake of recent mass shootings. a panel investigating the u. s. capital insurrection has said that former president, donald trump, tried to force former vice president my pence to overturn the 2020 election results . right. as i said, to have come with in close proximity to parents who resisted pressure and returned susie's presiding over the vote count as the positive impact of ohio. and as congress held hearings on the january 6th insurrection, and the role of president trump comes the anniversary of a scandal, but led to the resignation of president nixon. it's been exactly 50 years since and not watchman at the bought a guide complex in washington, d. c. noticed something suspicious and cold police. 2 journalists famously picked up the case that some historian say of his tawny

he was unmasked as a member of russia's military intelligence. protesters in the east indian state of b har, set fire to several trains, during rallies against a new military recruitment skiing. the policy means newer homes will start on short term contracts and could miss out on some entitlements or some of india's highest unemployment. and often nigerian authorities are searching for 17 women who were kidnapped and the capital a boucher, a user on twitter, posted a message saying she had been taken by men disguised as police officers. pregnant women are allegedly among those of ducted. nigeria has seen a wave of directions in the countries north, but it rarely happens in the capital. friends and colleagues of 2 men murdered in the amazon rain force have pay tribute to their courage and the important work that they were involved in police say official, and confessed a shooting indigenous expert, bruno pereira and british journalist damn phillips. they've been researching deforestation and encroachments on indigenous lance. a tragic end to an 11 days such brazilian police say the bodi

now regrouping to higher ground in neighboring lucy chanced that's according to the head of military intelligence. a pro moscow separatists say russian troops have entered that city and are engaged in st. facing for the claim. can't be independently verified. and for more we can speak to d. w correspondent, nick connelly, who is in the ukranian capital cave neck. we've seen some of the bloodiest facing of the war russian fortunate of forces have now captured the city of severity on yes. can you tell us how big of a victory this really is for moscow? i think if we zoom out a bit and maybe wait for a few months to see the real differences of this, it might turn out to be all oh victory. yes, this is a big city. yes, this is something they've been fighting for for weeks, but it really important enough to have invested so much time, so much weaponry in so many lives. and it seems to be that the ukraine strategy is as with marable, basically to bind the russians for as long as possible, forced them into those kind of street for street urban battles, of proving incredibly costly in terms of russian liv

but before they took action, they needed the approval of key ministers and leading military and intelligence officials to be legitimate. it was imperative that the historic decision to attack iran met with a broad consensus related membership. i thought the military option was wrong, not because it was technically impossible, but because there was no american consensus. we didn't have it support a guy. even if we managed to destroy certain facilities, it would not solve the problem. they would merely dismantle the coalition established by obama, but he just obama bene outnumbered the to his release were forced to back down. oh, bama, however, remained uneasy. if he was to get a deal with iran before netanyahu could convince his cabinet to follow him down the road to war, he needed to wrestle back control. at the end of 2012, in the utmost secrecy, he entered into direct negotiations with iran. a succession of meetings, both in and out of the public eye ensued an agreement was on the way. ringback thus, on march 3rd 2015, netanyahu made one final attempt to derail the process. he went to wash

it is not the head of state, the head of the military intelligence of the guard corps , the revolutionless it is disgustingly ugly that they admitted that they were arranging an assassination. well, then his car exploded and did they answer they struck, they struck twice. yes, uh, that's what the anti-moisture operation was called , i think it's about that. this is really about it, and we are in touch with my political scientist kurbanov, a specialist in the middle east. we will now find out all the details of mine from him. hello, tell me, please, but in that real video, yes, which we now see, what happened then. hello, here are the shots that we are now watching, of course, this was a shot then, which means they were hitting american bases, and iran, er, they were shooting in response for the murder. uh, shahrida soleimani the fact that, uh, from a rocket, like shooting at civilians at civilian objects. this is actually fake this is not true, because russia, uh, if afraid ukraine hits the military. uh, means infrastructure to make security a danger to you. uh, the whole world knows,

the main news is connected with the head of military intelligence, kirill budanov.ersonally visited, severodonetsk boasted that the notorious invaders, it turns out, are pushing the enemy out of there. here, really. there is a nuance. this is a city that half of its area consists of uh, the nitrogen plant of the chemical plant, the nitrogen that fertilizer produces, they can point to several streets near them and speak. here it is, i did not leave severodonetsk. well, almost all urban development and strengthened. in general, in the industrial zone. actually , the keyword industrial zone is the presence of residual ukrainian units on its territory, and no one denied the need for cleansing, including sergei shoigu, the residential areas of the city were completely liberated, severodonetsk continues to be taken under the control of the industrial zone and the nearest settlements. in general, the picture is clear, judging by the report from the scene of the special correspondent. bogatyrka. nikolai dolgachev, a significant part of the north. donetsk group apu, simply r

andrii penk penkovskyi good evening well, let's start with the latest news at least ukrainian military intelligencerts that it was possible to return 144 ukrainian soldiers to within the framework of the exchange and among them there are a-a those who were on the azovs and exactly 45 of these are the fighters of the azov regiment why do you think in russia go to the exchange of the azovs, well, look, these were international agreements that , uh, how they would squeak by the authority of the president to turkey dan po-moimei how are these israeli state children, well, the police were forced to because it was the success of ukrainian diplomacy well, let's talk about the main topic of today, the nato summit is taking place in madrid, and finland is also on it sweden countries that were historically neutral were invited to join nato. what does this mean for putin, who explained his aggression against ukraine in memory, including the possibility of nato expansion and the threat to russia's security ? there is a working order, they have a guy there. tovstomu strange business of fungi, by my last name, y

unit also selects targets and indicates where to strike first. turn, meanwhile, the head of military intelligenceukraine kirill budanov said that in august there will be some turning points. what kind of truth he did not reveal, but in his opinion, kiev will eventually win, however, the british believe that in this way they are simply begging for more weapons. well, then watch the continuation of the documentary film "foreigners of donbass" here lies the body. he's got a helmet. he's wearing civilian clothes, but he's wearing a helmet. this is not a civilian, most likely, people dressed up in civilian clothes to escape. they attacked donbass donbass defended himself. they did not want to recognize the coup that took place in 2014. here, as you can see, the tunnel in which the ukrainians who died in battle or during the bombing were placed is very sad that so many people had to die, but they themselves wanted to keep our territory and this is the result. i have lost many people of many comrades of friends of the kumananta commanders, i don't even know. how many of them are very many only among the

must also give credit to our intelligence officers, this is external marking and the main military intelligenceent, and partly border intelligence, as well as special intelligence of the special operations forces, which, in my opinion, based on even open sources, make a powerful contribution to providing the highest military and political leadership of the country with that information, including selective and reliable and objective well, of course, verified, it is clear that there are capacities and not small ones in the russian federation, therefore that during the entire existence of the soviet union , the country of the national republic was not only penetrated by the structures of the dprk and other er of the soviet union, but also a significant part of these people remained here for the time being, and some of the er had already been acquired by the russian special services of the agency already under during the time of independent ukraine, and they successfully acted in the context of the formation of relevant public political organizations, parties, metals in the parliament , relevant s

situation on the eastern front, the fighting for severodonetsk is going on like hell, the british military intelligence writes in a new summary that the russians are apparently still trying to surround the ukrainian forces in the severodonetsk-lysychansk area, advancing in the ukrainian body from the north and south from the raisin area and in the past week, however, their offensive has been for cargo, and as the british say, russia needs a breakthrough in at least one of the directions in order to report back, but obviously before russia day, which will be celebrated in moscow on june 12, putin it is necessary to show something like this to the russians, but in the last few days we have seen a public discussion in absentia between the journalist, military journalists, yuriy butusov , and the head of the regional military administration of luhansk, sergey gaidai, about what is really happening there in the north of donetsk. how do you feel about these discussions, and what do you say about the most tense point now on the eastern fronts and probably on the southern fronts is severodonetsk, well, i don't

ex -military men and calls not to take part in the war against of ukraine and even heard some telephone conversations that were presented by the security service of ukraine and the main intelligencey as the military in belarus refuse, that is, even the top management, but we saw how the chief of the general staff changed in belarus. we saw how the officers talked about it among themselves. we saw how the politicians called for we saw how the retired military officers came out with the directions, as if it were going to happen. there is an impression that the military from belarus does not want to take part in the war with ukraine in the russian federation, but at the same time

of russia in the application or on the website for free interview with the former american military intelligence officer scott rieter i try to adhere to historical facts and our reality. nato's behavior in the 1990s and 2000s was increasingly destabilizing not only for russia but also for throughout europe, russia has always cared about nato expansion; it was done in a very hypocritical way. today, ukrainian soldiers are at nato bases in germany poland and are trained for 40-60 days. this does not mean that russia is losing. this means that the cost of victory will be much higher. today's confrontation is a struggle between nato and russia for the future of russia the kiev authorities ordered to mine tanks with chemicals in severodonetsk, the ministry of defense reported. as the head of the national defense control center general colonel mikhail mizintsev, the task of blowing up tanks with saltpeter and a.