friends, we will wait for the reaction of the sbi and the explanation of the sbi and the national security agencyplain what is happening with the criminal... proceedings against vitaly shabunin, and if he is really violating the legislation and the legal field, then the reaction of both the sbi and the national security agency should be harsh, of course. oh, and since we're on the subject of what vitaly shabunin is accused of evading military service. i can't help but mention a striking case. which happened at a checkpoint in the vyzhnytskyi district of the chernivtsi region on march 7, representatives of the territorial e central e-e tcc, representatives of the tsk, were attacked by two men, you see how it happened, who were armed with axes, one of them, who was riding on horses, the soldiers tried to stop them, the second... drove up in a car, hit one of the soldiers with it, then started hitting them with soker's butt and broke the windows in their vehicle, and one of those who is part of the territorial territorial center of the tsk assembly line, one of the representatives, is a person who f

and only in 2003, the us national security agency, having declassified some of the documents, admittedincident was a fake. no vietnamese attack there were no boats in pomina, only a warning shot. in 2005, the new york times reported on the findings of a national security agency historian who concluded that intelligence officials deliberately misrepresented the events of august 4 in reports to us leaders. the document notes that, based on distorted information about the attack on the ships, us president lyndon johnson ordered an air strike on the territory of north vietnam. the vietnam war was one of the most difficult wars in us history and lasted almost 10 years. years. more than 56,000 american troops died during the vietnam war. several million more people were injured, and about 10 million were left homeless. well, how can one not remember the classics: on february 5 , 2003, at a meeting of the un security council , us secretary of state colin powell stated that there is in iraq. weapons of mass destruction and biological weapons that are aimed at washington. for effect, the head o

but when the national security agency, edward snowden, when it became clear that the mobile i phone of the den transfer uncle america, was on the control of the national security agency after the, by the american. what the chance of the american say? so how old, how old a response was one to 5 friends and this was the only reaction. i don't remember that you as an official was consult to the ministry of foreign affairs to tell them off. there was no uh, expulsion of any issue, but set the diplomats when we had the whole scandal about the national security agency and the list as long. uh so, um and so i would say that to the patients also by, by many people has always have been very long. i think one thing that came as a surprise pass nate, for me, i want to see you to was the fact that the job in defense minnes state actually confirmed the recordings. if insisted, see, were you surprised that they didn't go down the different route of denial, denial, denial, again, say, but this is all just most go as you, there's a lot with old tricks, sewing discords, making up things what i, i expec

national security agency, which concluded that intelligence officers deliberately distorted information about the events of august 4 in reports to us leadership. the document notes that, based on distorted information about the attack on the ships, us president lyndon johnson ordered an air strike on the territory of north vietnam. the vietnam war was one of the most difficult wars in us history and lasted almost. 10 years, during the vietnam war , more than 56 thousand american troops died, at least 200 thousand saigon soldiers and about million fighters of the national liberation front of south vietnam and the army of north vietnam, as well as almost half a million civilians, several million more people were injured, about 10 million were left homeless. well, how can one not remember the classic, a test tube supposedly containing a sample of a dangerous substance, after which the americans invaded iraq, and nothing of what the head of their foreign policy department said was found there. paola's test tube is called the most expensive symbol of 21st century politics in human history. t

and only in... in 2003 , the us national security agency, having declassified some of the documents, the entire tankin incident as a fake; there was no attack by vietnamese boats in pomin, only a warning shot. in 2005, the new york times reported the findings of a national security agency historian who concluded that intelligence agents deliberately distorted information about the events of august 4 in reports to the us leadership. the document notes. based on distorted information about the attack on the ships, us president lyndon johnson ordered an air strike against north vietnam. the vietnam war was one of the most difficult wars in us history and lasted almost 10 years. during the vietnam war, more than 56,000 american troops died, at least 200,000 saigon soldiers and about a million fighters of the national liberation front of south vietnam and the army of north vietnam, and also almost. half a million civilians, several million more were injured, and about 10 million were left homeless. well , how can one not remember the classics: on february 5 , 2003, at a meeting of the un

>> section 702, is the most important authority that the national security agency uses every day to keep americans safe, and to secure our nation. as someone who was at the pentagon on 9/11, to consider that we would return to the days before section 702, where we couldn't connect the dots, is almost in! couple to me. the other piece that i would add to your question, 702 is so agile, that provides us an ability to see the chinese precursor chemicals that are being used to feed fentanyl to skirt our nations. 100,000 americans are right here. 702 allows us to identify those precursors that save lives. the final point that i would offer, from the surveillance authorities that are out there today, the most transparent, the most effective authority, is 702. it balances civil liberties and privacy, and the requirements of our national security. >> thank you. i yelled back. >> i think the gentleman for his incredible work. >> thank you. the united states is a cyber superpower. do you consider china a comparable cyber superpower? >> congressman, i consider china a mere adversary. yes. >> what i

situation there is not enough the comments of the state bureau of investigation and the national security agency shabunin writes, he could not forge documents of the national security agency, since there is an electronic document flow, but this case is also indicative, because we know that there are many questions for ukraine now. authorities regarding the fight against corruption, the anti-corruption center is a public organization that talks about who, where, how and when stole in the ukrainian state, and therefore any similar criminal proceedings can be perceived as pressure on anti-corruptionists, as efforts of the authorities to place anti-corruption officers in one row with the corrupt people to prove, you see, the anti-corruption people are breaking the law, they, they have two criminal cases against them, and they, what can they say to the public, what can they say to the authorities if they themselves have criminal cases, so over the next few days, friends , we will wait for the reaction of the sbi and the explanation, the sbi and nazk must explain what is happening with the criminal. p

the building of the national agency for state security, the country's powerful counter intelligence agency was attacked. several people died. the government blamed the supporters of the socialist party without borders. led by opposition leader. yeah, yeah. dillo. he has also died. the republican prosecutor has just confirmed the fact of his death saying he died from his injuries. what to do better than show a group of armed men, 11 vehicles, attacked, and national site security agencies resulted in dozens of people being wounded. there were also deaths among them. yeah. the low, the head of the socialist party without borders. he passed away february 28th 2024 . where you early on tuesday morning, heavy weaponry shots were heard near the headquarters of the socialist party without borders where yeah, yeah, zillow was hiding. the situation escalated after the assassination attempt on the head of the supreme court, severe adama nor on february 19th. and which he dillo was involved according to the government. the attack took place the day after the presidential election dates were announced.

on the radars of the national security agency, and can, for example, its head be on the radars of theational security agency and naboom, theoretically , any manager can be on the radar, and i drew up this report, recently i drew up a report on another former deputy of the office, the head of the president's office, this kyril tymoshenko was there, but there is a problem in this area, because in this category of cases. the final instance for consideration of these protocols is the court of first instance, it is the pechersk court of the city of kyiv, and we sometimes we read what they write there, and to be honest , you can't get it over your head, we have now initiated, among the measures of the state anti-corruption program, and the possibility of submitting a bill that would transfer these loudest protocols on the most influential subject to the anti-corruption court, the anti-corruption court, well so far proves that he is independent judicially. the constitution, and this was exactly the logic when the anti-corruption court was given the authority to recover the assets of those pe

and glenn gusto, who is the former general counsel at the national security agency. so corey, how do you explain trump's flip-flop? he tried to ban tiktok. courts basically said he couldn't do it at least not by executive three and now he's recently said, i'm not sure that's a good idea because in his view, that will make facebook bigger and to him, facebook is the real enemy. >> yeah, i think it's one more example of the chaos premium that americans and the world are going to pay if we reelect donald trump as president of the united states because he doesn't appear to have any principles that guide his judgment, except either financial influence or personal event data, and that he thinks facebook is no different and know better than companies that have relationships with the chinese government is just a demonstration of how chaotic that trump administration was in office and will be in office if reelected. >> glenn tell us about the court issue you were general counsels trump tried to do this. court's blocked it i my layman's understanding of constitutional law sugg

and glenn gusto is the former general counsel at the national security agency. >> cory. >> let me ask you, there's sort of two basic arguments that are made when by proponents of this band or this legislation, as i understand you are one of them which is one is the access to data and the second is the potential for misinformation or disinformation. so why do we explain both your concerns on those fronts? >> sure >> i i really appreciate the way that you structured the introduction though by making clear that this isn't a ban on tiktok, it's a ban on having a major media platform in the united states and it's 170 million users subject to chinese national security law, which requires companies owned in an operating in china to make their data available to the chinese government? and bytedance has used the access to the data to surveil journalists and a former bytedance executive has testified that they use it to surveil protesters in hong kong so there's not only the possibility we have the experience of the company using the data for nefarious surveillance of people. the chinese govern

and only in 2003, the us national security agency, having declassified some of the documents, admittede. there was no attack by vietnamese boats in pomin, only a warning shot. in 2005, the new york times reported on the findings of a national security agency historian who concluded that intelligence officials deliberately misrepresented the events of august 4 in reports to us leaders. the document notes, based on... distorted information about the attack on ships, us president lyndon johnson ordered an airstrike against north vietnam. the vietnam war was one of the most difficult wars in us history and lasted almost 10 years. during the vietnam war, more than 56,00 american troops died, at least 200,000 saigon soldiers and about a million fighters from the national liberation front of south vietnam and the army of north vietnam, as well as almost half a million. civilians, several million more people were injured, and about 10 million were left homeless. well, why not remember the classics: on february 5, 2003, at a meeting of the un security council, us secretary of state colin powell

wednesday night, february 28th in the capital of chattanooga, man, the building of the national agency for stage security, the countries powerful counter intelligence agency was attacked. several people died. the government blamed the supporters of the socialist party without borders. led by opposition leader. yeah, your zillow, he has also died. the republican prosecutor has just confirmed the fact of his death saying he died from his injuries. what to do better than show a google farm demand 11 vehicles at target. the national site security agency resulted in dozens of people being wounded. there were also deaths among them. yeah, they loved the head of the socialist party without borders given us away february 28th of 2024, where you place the amount of early on tuesday morning. heavy weaponry shots were heard near the headquarters of the socialist party without borders where yeah, your zillow was hiding ready for that. the situation escalated after the assassination attempt on the end of the supreme court. the mirror, a diamond door on february 19th, in which he yeah, yeah, zillow was involved accord

we need to new agencies, a new the national security agency, the intelligence agency, you know, all of these agencies that we have to really build our ability to be the world leader and gathering and intelligence and analysis so that we are never again surprised as we were at pearl harbor. so what will happen after the war is that women will fight to stay included in intelligence gathering and national, despite the fact that these big bureaucratic institutions now being created where they are very bureaucracies competing with each other for money and prestige and the people within them are are competing for the top jobs. right. to be director of the cia or to be a division chief or a station chief running berlin station. london station. you know leading our intelligence gathering efforts in countries around the world at a time when an american cia station chief director america's spies given buckets of money to dispense in these countries. you know for the contest with communism the soviet union is a great, great job. so the women have to fight their way to prevail in this environment.

national security agency says tiktok poses a national security threat, claiming its owner, bytedance,beholden to the chinese government, which could demand access to the data of tiktok's 170 million american users. but critics of the bill say legitimate concerns about the chinese communist party, or ccp, could set the u.s. government down a dangerous path. the answer to ccp style propaganda is not ccp style oppression. >> let us slow down before we blunder down this very steep and slippery slope. >> their cure is worse than the diseases. >> republican thomas massie argued. the bill fails to address the us's overall reliance on china. >> you know, we're sitting here with phones made in china. we're wearing suits made in china. we drove cars here with chips that are made in china, and there are foreign adversaries. and by golly, we're going to do something about it. where are we going to do? you're going to tell americans they can't put a piece of software on their computer. >> tiktok says the bill violates constitutional rights of its users, many of whom earn a living running businesse

authorities, on wednesday armed oppositionists attempted to storm the headquarters of the chadou national security agencyn activist of the main anti-government force, the socialist party without borders. having repelled the attack, the army pursued the enemy to the central office of the party, its leader yaya delo died during a shootout, this attack led to the injury and death of dozens of people, among. chat is one of the poorest countries in africa. in a state with deposits of oil, gold, uranium and titanium, more than 70% of the population are poor. this happened because france was actively siphoning resources from its former colony, as well as from its neighbors. it is no coincidence that the liberation movement in central africa gained such strength that little remained of the former influence of paris. over the course of 3 years , power changed in five states of the region, the same former colonies, the new leaders broke off cooperation with france, and the first thing they did was demand the removal of from their territories, military bases and army units of the fifth republic. the imperial policy

or is that dance of a, the work of the various national security agencies as i think it's a combination of the military campaign in iraq and syria and taking a us out of the territory there as well as degrading its capacities and the, the center of gravity of these external operations had to move to another province, quote unquote of the, as long as they, but also uh, great law enforcement of local authorities and in many different countries and intelligent sharing between them. it's important to remind people that the us actually warrant russia a weeks ahead of time that they had credible intelligence that there was the potential for an attack. and yet they ahead of time. uh, president putting stop stop is if it wasn't a serious thing. so, you know, hopefully the, you know, the russian government keeps those warnings in the future. and now here on the continent of europe we have the power southern fix on their way. there you are in football championships, both my favorite crowd, if adds the thoughts of spectacular as that said the terrorist would like to pull off. yeah, i mean we've se

no warnings or anything that could have alerted the troops. israel's national security agency longstanding investigation into the shooting the officer that's pulled the trigger with someone for questioning. the country's national security administer personally came to the hearing breaking protocol to praise the officers actions. the instead of separate dice, say you guys are saying he's a 12 year old boy. stop. what is this? this is a 12 year old terrorist and it was a 12 year old boy when dangers are fighters. 12 year old boy who throws fireworks and they throw molotov cocktails. this is why i am back in our fighters. also ensure a flash in the ramos in anywhere. it is very good that he acted the way he did. 2 palestinians couldn't disagree more local mosque announced from his desk for loudspeakers, calling him a martyr. people were furious, tearing that funeral, turning to mass protest. israel returned from his body 6 days later, almost in secret, requiring the burial was carried out at night at the nearest the cemetery. denying access to the one near jerusalem's old city where all aroun

no warnings or anything that could have alerted the troops. israel's national security agency longstanding investigation into the shooting the officer that's pull the trigger with someone for questioning. the country's national security administer personally came to the hearing breaking protocol to praise the officers actions. we had a big step. say you guys are saying he's a 12 year old boy. stop it. what is this? this is a 12 year old terrorist. it was a 12 year old boy, queen, dangers out of fighter and 12 year old boy who throws fireworks and they throw molotov cocktails. this is why i am back in our fighters also in for a flash. in the ramos, in anywhere, it is very good that he acted the way he did. the palestinians couldn't disagree more local mosques announced from his desk for loudspeakers, calling him a martyr. people were furious, fearing that funeral, turning to mass protest, israel returned from his body 6 days later, almost in secret. requiring the burial was carried out the night at the nearest cemetery. denying access to the one near jerusalem's old city where all around th

no warnings or anything that could have alerted the troops, as well as national security agency, launched an investigation into the shooting, the officer that pulled the trigger with someone for questioning. the country's national security administer personally came to the hearing breaking protocol to praise the officers actions the instead of civil dice. say you guys are saying he's a 12 year old boy. stop it. what is this? this is a 12 year old terrorist. it was a 12 year old boy when dangers are fighter and 12 year old boy who throws fireworks and they throw molotov cocktails. this is why i am back in our fighters also in for a flash. in the ramos, in anywhere it is very good that he acted the way he did. 2 palestinians couldn't disagree more.

engine and it happened to hours of to several people died during and assault and the nation's national security agency. government officials said wednesdays events followed the arrest of a party member accused of an assassination attempt against the supreme court's president. at least to 43 people have been killed in a far in buying the dash. most of the dead or restaurant customers in a commercial building. in the capital, doc, firefighter has struggled for over 3 hours to contain the flames. the fire is the latest over the last few years and commercial buildings in the densely populated city. in the u. k, a minor policy candidate, secured a seat in parliament, promising to advocate for guys a judge down to where you want to buy election and rochdale in. northern england is known in the u. k. is a left wing critical, both the government and his former policy labor. the weather is next. the inside story is going to examine once it's taking a run, this people their vote in a parliamentary collection starting in a few minutes on robots and stay with the . here's a weather report right across the middle

the attack of came hours of to several people were killed in an attack on the nation's national security agency, government officials and widens these events, followed the arrest of a party member accused of an assassination attempt against the supreme court's president. and addressed reports from a buddha in neighboring nigeria. this awful position indeed i, i do not follow to assist on his house and the houses other top officials of the opposition source on his party without voters in jemina on wednesday. but before then, there was a gunfight on tuesday night, been to uh, wednesday morning. wow. we should say they confronted comp elements belonging to the position of toby tried to assassinate the president of the country. stop court . now in that incident, they also, i'm just saying that i know the senior official of the party was fatally shot. and of course, there are also debts that were not the numbers were not given by the with or just in german, on the streets of me. and i saw that i have there is heavy presence of security forces and also around the headquarters of the position socialis

former national security agency employee edward snowden told the world about global espionage by americanceived temporary asylum in russia, he is somewhere nearby, it is not known exactly where. number 881 moscow kiev. and makar petrovich, we flew successfully. you are happy to reach your home village. thank you, you are happy too, thank you, you did the right thing by arriving on a plane, at the kiev station they say tires are being flattened, crime is gathering, i understand you, kiev has changed, yes indeed. look, you're going to have to get back to your voice, we need you there for a cause, for a cause that will affect everyone, but you see, what is happening in the country, it can only get worse, devastation, rebellion... war, this will affect everyone, you, me, voices, no one else will touch you there, i give you my word, the officer’s word, i hope you don’t die me, everything that i told you about myself is the pure truth, it was something like a confession, you understand, when everything is over, we will be together, do you believe me? mary, there is enough evidence, your fingers

whether it was the russian intelligence services or maybe it was done by the us national security agencywell-wisher or agent transferred these materials to moscow, or the french did it, they, like the americans, are engaged in electronic espionage within the federal republic of germany. in general, we must state that there are very serious problems in the system of protecting state secrets of the federal republic of germany. let's remember. accusations that were made against federal chancellor olaf scholz, improper handling of secret documents that were intended for his personal information, and then some of these documents were confidentially found in a trash heap, actually near the chancellor’s house, we remember this scandal, there were other examples , well, i can say that, for example, on board. plane of the federal chancellor, there was no control over us, well, i was not a journalist with the special services and have nothing to do with it, but any person simply question, did you leave something there? i didn’t leave anything, we just rejoiced at the huge portions that were served

majority leader chuck schumer has not committed to bringing it to a vote every us national security agency says that tiktok poses a national security threat. they claim that bytedance is bound to the chinese government, which could demand access to the data of tiktok's 170 million american users. but critics of the bill say that legitimate concerns about the chinese communist party or ccp could set the us government down a dangerous path for the answer to ccp style propaganda is not ccp style oppression. >> let us slow down before we blunder down this very steep and slippery slope. >> we're sitting here with phones made in china. we're wearing suits made in china. you're going to tell americans they can't put a piece of software on their computer. >> tiktok says the bill violates the constitutional rights of its users, many of whom earn a living running a business on the app. president biden has said if congress passes the bill, he will sign it. it is a risky position in this election year when the president is struggling to win over younger voters live in the studio, gloria rodriguez, abc

every us national security agency says that tiktok poses a national security threat. they claim that bytedance is bound to the chinese government, which could demand access to the data of tiktok's 170 million american users. but critics of the bill say that legitimate concerns about the chinese communist party or ccp could set the us government down a dangerous path. >> the answer to ccp style propaganda is not ccp style oppression. let us slow down before we blunder down this very steep and slippery slope. >> we're sitting here with phones made in china. we're wearing suits made in china. you're going to tell americans they can't put a piece of software on their computer. >> tiktok says the bill violates the constitutional rights of its users, many of whom earn a living running a business on the app. president biden has said if congress passes a bill, he will sign it. it's a risky position in this election year when the president is struggling to win over younger voters. of course, we'll stay on top of this for you, reggie. >> thanks, gloria. it's a tense morning for

wide ranging questions from the panel, both to c i a chief also the director of the and national security agency, a couple of points to merge. once again, the belief that in ukraine at vladimir putin is still insistent that he will continue his campaign though, although he suffered heavy losses on the issue. a very interesting issue of a alliance as it were between russia, china as a south to north korea and the it radians in terms of being bound by the antipathy towards the united states working together on a formal basis to attempt to destabilize the us. now, this was an interesting piece of information then as well that was discussion of section 7, o 2. now you might cost what is that? it's an absolutely crucial part of us intelligence gathering outside the us. it's a, it's a section of the piece, the act that put minutes, us intelligence agencies to conduct surveillance of foreign nationals outside the us who may pose a threat to the united states. now that is governed by congress. it's due to expire on april the 19th. so this, we will need to accelerate the process of congressional permissi