this was reported by the ex-head of the national security bureau of poland e. stanislav kozei in an interview with the polish onet. this part of our country, if russia continues to attack the border areas with our country with long-range missiles, we already have arguments for that , he says, and here we have to pay tribute to the rhetoric and they change, although it is heard from the mouth-ex, i will remind the head of the bureau of the national security bureau of poland. please comment, mr. pavlyk, whether this statement can be considered serious. is this statement purely self-serving? i do not know. -e our resistance to the enemy, the rhetoric of our partners is changing significantly. remember there in march and even april, who could talk about difficult language, heavy weapons . we will give non-lethal, then offensive, we will give you only defense, but in the end, everyone understands that such concepts are quite exaggerated, and in reality, any weapon can be used both for defense and for attack, and russia uses all possible weapons for attack ways and m

but just yesterday, the former head of the national security bureau of poland, stanislav kozey, saidsia fires at the border ukrainian ukrainian regions bordering with poland, then poland can take over air defense over this territory western ukraine, listen to his statement. if russia does not stop attacking our border areas with ukraine with long -range missiles, then any day we can introduce anti-missile defense over western ukraine , there is a transition to cooperative planning for a possible war with russia, some military units already know that in the event of russian aggression. they will operate in certain areas in nato understand that we are dealing with the second cold war and it is useless to deny the current confrontation with russia leonid petrovich as you are preparing for a war with russia, despite the fact that russia does not deliver strikes on the territory of nato countries yes, we are talking about actually establishing a no-fly zone despite the fact that russia strikes within the borders of ukraine, you know, with all this aggressiveness the activity of the russop

definitely interesting the last statement of the brigadier general from the head of the national security bureauslaw kazey, who said that if russia continues shelling the border regions of ukraine with poland, then warsaw will definitely can take over air defense in the western regions as a certain preventive insurance, and the russian federation must be informed about this. therefore, it is clear that lukashenka's statements were addressed precisely by oleksiy danilovu about the fact that we may have to take part in the struggle for western ukraine, patroshev's statement there and others who they are talking about poland encroaching on ukraine and so on. all this is absolute nonsense, but they may be related to the fact that precisely these attacks on the border territories will definitely occur provoking the nato bloc to certain preventive measures is already a completely new quality of war that we can have near the time of mr. taras, let's clarify these four regions bordering belarus , they are chernihiv, kyiv, rivne, and volyn , according to your estimates, they are still ready for a possibl

in general, the former head of the national security bureau of poland, stanislav koziy, does not excludet that it is possible that poland will engage in anti-missile defense . defense in western ukraine , given the proximity of missile strikes to the polish border, but even more so, let's say the russian satellite belarus well, not belarus, and i especially the self-proclaimed president lukashenka, because many belarusians are heroically fighting for their the state and for our state as part of its legions , which concerns kalinovsky, so we can talk specifically about lukashenko and his regime, which threatens poland there, in ukraine they say that we will not give western ukraine, well, in fact, this suval corridor, through which the russians can go together with the belarusians , is also a threat it is between poland and the baltic states , it is still under threat. please tell me , it is just words, it is some kind of check. it may happen that this is anti-missile defense, because i remind you that we do not have anti-missile defense, we only have anti-aircraft defense, after all, ant

you first that this has been voiced by one person so far - this is the former head of the security bureau of national security, which is the body of the polish president, it is the former head, not mr. general, everyone, and here it is necessary to understand what is obvious uh modern politicians who are in power as of now no one comments on it and i don't want to comment on it there was more. i would like ukraine not to be so western, but also the central one was covered up and many poles have such desires. i think it's not the kind of fields that many states in the european union had . meeting with the russian enigmas, but i think that poland is not ukraine and there are certain there are certain processes of the transfer of power, institutional memory, in the end, and if the former head of the national security agency of poland is similar declares that this is at least the voicing of a theoretical possibility that on the perspective can really be considered and for a long time ukraine asked to close the sky above us because it was really scary from the missiles that flew and fired and we all witne

introduce anti-missile defense over western ukraine this, of course, the former head of the national security bureauhe says that that the western part of ukraine, in the event that russia launches missile strikes on the territory of ukraine, is important, but near the border of poland, then poland will take it under its protection and set up air defense there, this is generally, perhaps you don’t have a stick, this broad plans for this and actually set up, by the way, about it. uh, he said that a long time ago, when the situation arose in general. it was obvious that the poles wanted to bring in, but their limited contingent, and they said whatever they liked. you know, they agreed that it could be police emotions, then the police came up with a variety of schemes, but the most important thing is what was done and what is being said about it. at the very beginning of this situation, what the west was talking about ukraine enter a no-fly zone and so on, however, she refused to participate. yes, here's what they want to do. they just somehow, but take control of attempts to occupy the engine on the te

introduce anti-missile defense over western ukraine this, of course, the former head of the national security bureauhes missile strikes on the territory of ukraine, is important, but near the border of poland, poland will take it under its protection and set up air defense there in general, perhaps you are a spider. it's broad plans for this and actually set up. and by the way, about this. uh, he said that a long time ago, when the situation arose in general. it was obvious that the poles wanted to introduce e, and their limited contingent was discussed as you like. you know, they agreed that it could be the police forces of emotion, then the police came up with a variety of schemes. but the most important thing is what was done and what is being said about it. at the very beginning and the situation what did the west talk about ukraine introduce a flightless zone and so on, but refused to participate. yes, here's what they want to do. they are just somehow trying to occupy the engine on the territory and announce that, finally, you see, nato still dared. it’s just that this is a separate country, p

starting in january like you, i'm seeing this, i call the national security council, the africa bureau and say this is an emergency. i need all the african diplomats coming into the white house and we need to talk to them about what's coming. and so we're holding a meeting the end of january with all the african diplomat so that they'll cable to their countries. and so that they'll say those resources, the laboratory infrastructure, everything that we built to combat h i, b, t, b and malaria. you can use the people, the labs, the facilities you can use to combat cove it and get ready. so i am taking this very seriously. and the us is talking about containment, because just like you, i knew it was everywhere because i could see that it was spreading silently. you don't end up with that many people in the hospital and will hon if there is not incredible community spread. and the only way you have that level of community spread without awareness is when most of it is happening in people that have such a mild disease that they don't believe that they're infected. you're desperate. so i'm g

starting in january like you, i'm seeing this, i call the national security council, the africa bureau and say this is an emergency. i need all the african diplomats coming into the white house and we need to talk to them about what's coming. and so we're holding a meeting the end of january with all the african diplomat so that they'll cable to their countries. and so that they'll say those resources, the laboratory infrastructure, everything that we built to combat h, i, b, t, b, a, malaria. you can use the people, the labs, the facilities you can use to combat cove at and get ready. so i am taking this very seriously and the u. s. is talking about containment because just like you, i knew it was everywhere because i could see that it was spreading silently. you don't end up with that many people in the hospital and will hon if there is not incredible community spread. and the only way you have that level of community spread without awareness is when most of it is happening in people that have such mild disease that they don't believe that they're infected. you're desperate time to s

occupation forces or the transfer of information that threatens the national security of our country, we ask you to go to the website of the state bureauinvestigation and send letters to e-mail box or call 044 327-07, you need to report the time, place, and date of the participants in the events. well, of course, if you have photos or video evidence, it will help the employees of the state bureau of investigation. i would like to note that by doing this work together, we will win. during the war , 11,000 citizens of russia came to ukraine, but actually did not leave our territory in time. please tell me how long these persons are currently under your control and what work is being done with them thank you ani. yes, this is one of the extended powers of the department, and let’s put it this way. the fact that we had to reorganize during martial law and join the work with citizens of the russian federation who currently live on the territory of ukraine. we thank the mass media for what you report . sites and telegram channels of our social networks, you are reporting this information, and there are really a lot of such flash mobs, we eve

my first step was to go to the white house to the africa bureau to the national security council and say to them i need to have an emergency meeting with all the air for 10 diplomats. for the end of january we got all the african diplomats in the room and i'm going through why i'm concerned. what we were doing domestically so africa would knowing could cable back to their country to things that we need to work rapidly develop tools and they can tell their ministries to utilize the capacity that we have built over the last two decades and i wanted them to know that our resources were available to them immediately. i'm trying to get africa and asia ahead of the curve and sending cables to our state department and all the embassies about my concern and how to utilize our dollars for testing and let the ministries of health know that depth of my concerns. i'm assuming that a tap ending in the united states. then i watched in february is over in africa and i'm watching the nightly news and i'm watching the reports of the press conferences of the task force and the president and they keep

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so my first step was to go to the white house to the africa bureau of the nsc the national security council and say to them i need to have an emergency meeting with all of the african diplomats and so before the end of january, we've got all the applicant african diplomats in the indian treaty room, and i'm going through why i'm concerned. i have dr. fauci talk. i have dr. redfield talk about what we were doing domestically. so that africa could know and cable back to their country's two things that we need to rapidly develop tools and that they can tell their ministries to utilize the capacity that we built over the last two decades with pepfar and i wanted them to know that our resources were available to them immediately. and so i'm trying to get africa and asia ahead of the curve and we're sending out cables through our state department to all the embassies about my concern and how to utilize pep bar dollars to expand testing and let the ministries of health know the depth of my concerns and i'm assuming that the same things happening in the united states, but then i just watched over f

bureau. former director of global security for live nation entertainment. adjunct law professor for all, i could go on and on but why are you here and i think what brought it up his you were attacked by the fbi to create the active shooter program. so i'm very excited to be speaking to you. just one quick housekeeping item before we start and there will be q&a after e our discussion so if you have any questions we will address them. so to start off the book is fascinating. it's more than just action steps on how to get out of a mass shooting crisis but stories t, anecdotes and a lot of dispelling common myths, preconceived notions that i have. we'regoing to start off kate , could you talk about your background with the fbi creating an active shooter program and want me to write the book? >> as an agent when i left the prosecutor's office in chicago and joined the fbi as an agent i was working national security matters but after the sandy book shooting and agents is an agent in the fbi and they said you're doing this now and i said okay so i guess i'm kind o

former prosecutor a former fbi special agent in senior executive within the bureau former director of global security for live nation entertainment adjunct law professor for depaul. i can go on and on but really why we're here and i think what brought about this book is that you were tagged by the fbi to create lead their active shooter program after sandy hook so very excited to be speaking with you. just one quick house keeping before we start there will be q&a after our discussion, so if you have any questions, please hold them to that period and then we'll address them anything i've missed. so to start off the book is absolutely fascinating. it's more than just sort of action steps and items how we can end the mass crisis mass shooting crisis, but also stories facts anecdotes and a lot of dispelling of common myths a lot of preconceived notions that i had. so maybe to start off? okay. can you talk a little bit about your background in the fbi? sure creating the active shooter program than what brought you to ultimately write the book. yeah, definitely because when i you know as an agent, i you know when i left t

brief overview, a former prosecutor, a former fbi special agent within the bureau, former director of global security for live nation entertainment, adjunct professor at de paul and on and on and what brought about this book is that you were tagged by the fbi to create a lead after the active shooter program at sandy hook. excited to speak with you. one quick housekeeping, there will be q & a after our discussion, so if you have any questions, address them. anything i've missed. so to start off, the book is absolutely fascinating. it's more than just sort of action steps and items and how we get into the mass shooting crisis, but also, stories and facts and aneck anecdotes and what brought you to ultimately write the book? >> definitely, because when i, as an agent when i left the prosecutor's office in chicago and joined the fbi as an agent, i was working national security matters, but then after the sandy hook shooting, you know, an agent is an agent is an agent in the fbi and they said air doing this now and i said okay. so, i guess i'm kind of like maybe some people who are listening to this now. i didn't have a

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says, yenne, stoltenberg, either warns or directly threatens russia, which the head of the national security bureauf poland, in turn, calls for collective decisions. meetings to call the enemy no more no less than specifically the russian federation nothing good should be expected. and the thing is, uh. hmm uh, this will be the preparation. uh hmm most european or more aggressive policies towards russia are now the countries of the western community or are preparing for large-scale aggression, that is, attraction. whether ukraine vs russian federation or uh, i'll take a break to prepare for such an event in pictures , the nato summit is depicted like this, at least in the official account of the alliance, colorful flags and the signature like we are together. you can certainly look from the side. and you can even look down. let's say the spanish madrid froze in anticipation of a landmark meeting. but paris is excellent clarity arc de triomphe champs elysees, apparently somewhere around here. well, or let's say the berlin office of the federal chancellor is here, apparently the river. sprees of tirg