security officers published a book called spy, peace be upon him, about the involvement of the zionist regime in the attack on iran's nuclear facilities. unit 82 2020 was present along with the national security agency of america and musa and black. he saw the processing of ankara by the americans. the americans liked this plan that it is military without the use of conventional weapons and it is less expensive. the importance of this issue was for the first time in length of history 29 in one war aggressive cyber has cooperated with each other , he used to be engaged in encryption, and now they are engaged in needlework and disclosure . the global face is recognized for you and everything that i feel on your phone is completely clear, so when your phone is connected, i can understand where and who you are, and they must identify you based on this ip number or it they consider their system very strong super camellia and super good they detect much more than you think they will definitely detect you with these wonderful systems that took part in the story of ns and spy software pegasus in 2016. controversies in the world has set up a trap that seeks to develop technology for government agencies to identify and

former director of the central intelligence agency the commander of the central command of the armed forces of the united states of america and uh the secretary of the national security and defense council of ukraine one of the top leaders of the ukrainian state - this is oleksiy danilov general petrous reminded me he told me that he considers it an honor that he is a member of the security council of the kyiv security forum ambergatti the second panel will be a panel on how ukraine can survive economically now, how to rebuild ukraine and here are just as incredible participants. of course, an incredible participant is the minister of finance of ukraine, nataliya yaresko. in her background, there will be several other participants , such as the minister of finance of the united states, layer summers and, er, zelikov, this is a former high-ranking official of the state department of the united states and now it's an american professor well, your humble servant yatsenyuk will also be present there and the third panel is a panel about democracy this is a good panel about how ukraine should develop even in wartime and during the war there will also be a minister there, t

of different agencies. but understand this, what the senator has done is undermine our national security. he has made america a riskier country. take the word of our active military and retired military and even republicans who have stepped up and said this is dangerous for the united states of america. you cannot ask for better propaganda for our adversaries than the fact that the united states of america cannot get its military leaders into their duty stations so they can actually do their jobs. that is where we are. now, senator tuberville is starting to feel a lot of heat. a lot of heat around the senate and a lot of heat nationally. what we have now seen is that there is a craft that has opened. so, last night, and again today, leader schumer moved three military nominations forward altogether. so we would not spend days and days on it as the senate would otherwise require. that is the first step in getting things done but make no mistake, we have to do more. more than 300 nominees are out there and more than 300 military families who are trying to manage homes in two places because they cannot get from

of national security. that is what makes america unique and that is the grounding of the constitutional pillars that are our definition. the f.a.a. requires intelligence agencies to design targeting procedures, to limit the scope of collection before the government acts and minimum ms.ation procedures to limit the use of information about u.s. persons after the government incidentally clebts that information. the fisa court reviews these procedures. although the statute includes protections for u.s. persons whose information is inadvertently collected, but not constitutionally subject to targeting, we know the n.s.a. and d.o.j. have reported the back-door searches of the 702 data center and the brennan center pointed out, failed to show abuses aimed at black lives matter protestors and 19,000 searches for communications to a single congressional campaign. we are faced with considering what guardrails are appropriate to prevent federal agencies from evading the legal protections of americans' privacy, purchasing data from that of data brokers. these problems in section 702 have led my and particularly chairman jordan and chairman biggs to take a position advers