it is not just general andrzejczyk about this said, if i'm not mistaken, the head of the national security bureau first to express such an opinion, this is a structure that works within the administration of the president of poland. many people still do not understand this in poland, and this is the main task of the state, which is similar to the state, to make people understand that the defense capability of the country is a problem of the whole society, and not only of certain parts of it. mr. daryush, how can these new threats still be considered through the prism of ukrainian-polish relations, because now the situation with the blocking of farmers' borders came to the fore, and we with... we talked about the fact that military cooperation, defense and industrial cooperation between poland and ukraine actually continues and is developing quite dynamically, i would like you to appreciate these common points. projects, at what stage they are, are there things that, well, conditionally speaking, really confirm that military cooperation, military interaction between our countries remains, well, su

, poland is in the same boat with us and they understand them very well, the head of the national security bureaupoland clearly, publicly said that russia is a direct threat to poland, now and in the near future, so obviously we thank poland for its security support , but in a total war, all things are connected, if ukraine is weakened institutionally and for the benefit of some interests there. corporate are there such interests of the polish economic sectors now, then i'm sorry, but giving support in the field of security with one hand and taking away the country's institutional capacity with the other is not the best scenario. the european politician from donaltur perfectly understands this problem, he puts, i think, the issue of european security above any personal political ones, so i am sure that he will have to take his steps in the near future. and after that we will draw conclusions, and if we talk about how european this is the situation affects the united states, to what extent is the united states even interested in europeans behaving, let's say , like scholz or like macron, what do t

the head of the national security bureau , jatsyk sivera, said that the country had informed nato allies about the incident. i should note that in the morning during another russian attack, one of the enemy missiles crossed the airspace of poland and stayed there for 39 seconds. the f-16 was lifted into the sky. britain has warned putin not to use the terrorist attack in moscow to escalate the war against ukraine, a senior whitehall security official told the telegraph that the desire it is not surprising for the russian dictator to transfer all this to ukraine, but he should not use the fictitious connection as an excuse to intensify his illegal war in ukraine. the white house earlier said there was no indication that ukraine, which is fighting a russian invasion, was involved in the deadly attack. in the moscow region. the yevan houthis fired a missile at an oil tanker belonging to china. this is stated in the statement of the central command of the us armed forces. the incident happened the day before, 23 nautical miles northwest of the port a fly in the red sea. the ship sustained mi

statements, poland is one with us boats, and they understand them perfectly, the head of the national security bureaupoland, clearly publicly said that russia directly threatens poland now and in the near future. therefore, obviously, we thank poland for its support in the field of security, but in a total war, all things are connected, if ukraine is weakened institutionally, and well, for the benefit of some corporate interests there or such interests of polish economic sectors there now, then excuse me, well, give with one hand support in the field of security, and another to take away the institutional capacity of the country, this is not the best scenario. donald tursky european. the politician perfectly understands this the problem, i think, puts issues of european security above some personal political ones, so i am sure that he should take his steps. and if we talk about how much this european situation affects the united states, how much the united states is interested in europeans behaving, let's say, like scholz or like macron, what do they need? well, actually, why did europe wake up, as m

chavni, and they understand very well, the head of the national security bureau of poland clearly and publicly said that russia is a direct threat to poland, both now and in the near future, so obviously we thank poland for its support in the field of security, but in a total war, all things it is necessary if ukraine is weakened institutionally and for the benefit of some corporate interests there or the interests of the polish sectors there. in economy now, then excuse me, well, with one hand to give support in the field of security, and with the other to take away the country's institutional capacity, this is not the best scenario. donald tusk , a european politician, perfectly understands this problem, he puts, i think, issues of european security above any personal political ones, so i am sure that he will take his steps in the near future, and after that we will draw conclusions, and if we talk about that. how much this european situation affects the united states, how much the united states is interested in at all in order for europeans to behave, let's say , like scholz or lik

necessary to start discussing the return of compulsory military service, said the head polish national security bureauhe year. most of all, pensioners and young people are interested in real estate." local media reports, they also write about the epidemic of mysterious deaths of polish military personnel during training; the polish ministry of defense even suspended all training in the territory countries, five people have already died, an alleged accident led to the death of two soldiers at the training ground in lubliniec during training in the use of explosives. in the tatras , a polish special forces soldier fell from a height during mountain training. at the beginning of the month , two more military personnel were crushed to death by armored vehicles, such are nato standards. by a strange coincidence, the plague of polish warriors began immediately after the russian aerospace forces struck decision-making centers. even brigadier general adam marczak was killed. chief of staff , eu operations command, monsey, suddenly, or whatever it is sounds in polish, brazenly, died due to unknown reasons, but

bureau of economic security. the state bureau of investigation, the national police, the security service, all of them start trumped-upminal proceedings, they suspect people of these trumped-up criminal proceedings, conduct searches, they seize property, thereby blocking business activities as a whole , sending businessmen to custody, and all this naturally has a negative effect on the investment climate, on the feeling of security of the investor, his investments and himself directly, for example, we don’t even have to go far for examples, we everyone saw the reaction of society and the business community to the arrest by the state bureau of investigation of investment banker ihor mozep, he repeatedly emphasized that ukraine has a problem with arbitrariness on the part of law enforcement officers, and that as a result, he was detained, the criminal proceedings against him are ongoing, and it is obvious to everyone that this is just a story of persecution, or for example, as with the case and you... on ferexpo, in particular, on the manager of the poltava gzk viktor lotous, who according to factually unfounded accusat

the bureau of economic security, the state bureau of investigation, the national police, the securityvice of ukraine, all of them start trumped-up criminal proceedings, on this with fabricated criminal proceedings , suspicions are presented to people, searches are carried out, property is seized, and thus they are blocked. business activity as a whole , businessmen are sent to custody, and all this usually has a negative effect on the investment climate, on the feeling of security of the investor, his investments and himself directly, for example, we don’t even have to go far for examples, we have all seen the reaction of society, business communities, to the arrest of investment banker ihor mozep by the state bureau of investigation, he repeatedly emphasized because ukraine has a problem with arbitrariness. on the part of the law enforcement officers, and that as a result, he was detained, criminal proceedings against him are ongoing, and it is obvious to everyone that this is just a story of persecution, or, for example, as with the case and pressure on ferexpo, in particular on the

our first guest is general alnur musaev, former head of the kazakhstan bureau of national security, ex-adviser of the president of the republic of kazakhstan on national security issues. glory to ukraine, mr. general, i congratulate you. alga kazakhstan. glory to the heroes of alga kazakhstan. hello well, the key story. terror attack, crocus. bodies yes, we understand that there are several versions, but i would like to ask you right away about your vision of possible scenarios for the unfolding of events, yes? the consequences i think we will all soon see, but the key story is what could have been, what was, and what may not have fit into the official version. and now it is already known that the perpetrators of the terrorist attack are representatives of khorasan idols from northern afghanistan. maybe she was adjusting. were controlled from that region, but there are many other points that testify to the wider participation of the individuals involved in this terrorist attack. i would like to first dwell on version of the russian federation, what putin, bortnikov, patrushev and other leaders

security department of the dsr of the national police, detained and watched over the city of uman and his assistant killer. demanded money from serviceman, the security service of ukraine and the national anti-corruption bureaudetained a deputy of the ternopil regional council. according to preliminary information, he offered the soldier to assist in allocating financial aid for his treatment. for this, the official demanded half the amount. law enforcement officers detained the official while receiving him. the money threatens him with imprisonment for up to 10 years. and an important decision in the united states of america, the house of representatives passed a resolution condemning abduction of ukrainian children by russia. government - the aggressor country under the leadership of putin, by the way, is also the person wanted by the criminal court in the hague, recognized as responsible for the unlawful and illegal removal of minor children from ukraine. the resolution also declares that preventing illegal adoption is genocide. according to our obutsman dmytro lobinets, all countries of the world should condemn deportation at the highest level. and the forced transfer of ukrainian children by an aggresso

security of the dsr of the national police. uman and his assistant killer were arrested while looking outside the city. demanded money from a serviceman. the security service of ukraine and the national anti-corruption bureau detained. deputy of the ternopil regional council. according to preliminary information, he offered the soldier to assist in allocating material assistance for treatment. for this, the official demanded half the amount. the police detained the official while receiving the money, he faces up to 10 years in prison. the border with ukraine must be unblocked. the european union is closely monitoring these events, the head of the european union said. must resolve the import dispute in another way. we must have free transit between ukraine and the eu for military and civilian purposes. i i understand there may be concerns, but the solution should not undermine the transit between ukraine and poland at this critical moment. india will continue to provide humanitarian aid to ukraine, which is repelling large-scale military aggression by the russian federation, the prime minister said. minister narendra modi, the head of the indian government, said that he spoke with the president of ukraine v

yanukovych, and in this situation there is not enough the comments of the state bureau of investigation and the national securitynce, as 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 crim

national police, detained keeler and his assistant keeler while looking outside the city of uman. he demanded money from a serviceman, the security service of ukraine and nation the anti-corruption bureau detained a deputy of the ternopil regional council. according to preliminary information, he offered the soldier to assist in allocating material assistance for treatment. for this, the official demanded half the amount. the police detained the official while receiving the money, he faces up to 10 years in prison. ukraine is increasing the production of weapons, but it is not enough. the main reasons are lack of funds and government procurement methods. deputy general director of the ukrainian defense industry maksym said this in an interview with the washington post watered. according to him, they and other manufacturers have moved part of their production outside of ukraine, because russia is attacking the ukrainian military-industrial complex, which also affects the reduction of production volumes, polyvyanyi believes. montage and lies. in moldova, they announced that... there was no explosion at the military base in teraspol on march 17, but a video of the mi-8 helicopter being bl

the head of the iraqi hezbollah security bureau says any legitimate nation of the us presents there will quote, open the gates of hell. well, that comes after iraqi resistance forces suspended their attacks on us spaces in iraq and syria. in january, the decision was made in order to ease tensions as baghdad and washington negotiate a us withdrawal from the country. as the start of the year, a rocky prime minister mohammed and she also don and called washington's presence, the stabilizing, emphasizing of rocks, desire for a quick and orderly exit. here again, is the a political analyst has of being who has doubts on such a possibility. i think that the united states says that ample time to contemplate the a scene of withdrawing, especially since 2021. the iraqi parliament devoted to expel us troops effectively, the us went out of its way to transform its role as a combat operation. interact to one of an advisory role at the expense of the express will of the iraqi people. so if they didn't get their hands, then i struggled to see how they're going to get the end. now, besides this, of co

those specified by you, there are also such bodies as you mentioned, the national anti-corruption bureau, bodies of the state securitys of institutions for the execution of punishments , pretrial detention facilities, bodies of state financial control, even fish protection, state forest protection and other bodies, by the way, which perform law enforcement and law enforcement functions, but i would like to note, that all these bodies and any law enforcement agencies that we have, in their activities, each of them must first of all use and be guided by the constitution of ukraine, and then by all other laws, in including their profile, as well as normative legal acts adopted on their basis, but each of the profile laws, which determines that the main basis... of the activity of one or another of our law enforcement bodies is the very supremacy of law and the recognition of a person, his life and health i, honor and dignity, inviolability and security of the highest social value, this unites all our law enforcement agencies and their activities. yes, ms. natalya, but we would like to discuss with you, actually, where,

the political bureau chief of hamas ismail hania is in tehran a day after the united nations security council adopted a resolution demanding immediate cease fire in gaza. the is haniah's second trip to tehran since the israeli onslot on the basish coastal strip on october 7th. we are going through a historic stage in the fight against the regime and its turning point is the alaqa flood. the people of palestine have shown exemply resistance and the resolution that was passed by the unsc indicates that the israeli occupation is experiencing unprecedented political isolation. israel is losing its political cover and protection. even in the security council raise their hand. on monday, the united nations security council passed a resolution calling for immediate ceasefire in the gaza strip with the u.s. for the first time, abstaining from the vote. washington had vetoed three such resolutions before. this is the result of quote, the exceptional resistance demonstrated by the people of gaza, as described by hannah during a meeting with iran's leader ayatullah khamenei later in the day. whe

the political bureau chief of hamas ismail hania is in tehran a day after the united nations securitysed by the unsc indicates that the israeli occupation is experiencing unprecedented political isolation. israel is losing its political cover and protection even in the security council raise their hand. on monday the united nations security council passed. resolution calling for immediate ceasefire in the gaza strip with the u.s. for the first time abstaining from the vote. washington had vetoed three such resolutions before. this is the result of quote the exceptional resistance demonstrated by the people of gaza as described by hannah during a meeting with iran's leader ayatullah khamenei later in the day, where the leader emphasized that the islamic republic of iran will not hesitate to support. this visit is very important, taking into account the timing of the trip, as we can see, mr. h has traveled to tehron just one day after the adoption of the un security council resolution for immediate cice fire in gaza. this highlights the importance of iran's role as a trust forcy and wis

ation is being used as a weapon of war and garza addressing the united nations security council members on choose day is a bureau describe the humanitarian crisis and the perceived strip as men made when we look for alternative ways of providing support by c by s, we have to remind that we have to do it because the natural way of providing support for rote is being close. artificially close on this sort of ation is being used as well are. and when we condemn this happening in new grain, we have to use the same words for what's happening in gas. so spring, it all just ever senior political analyst, ball bush, all right. joins us from london highball and i mean so the foreign policy cheese, i think his voice is consent to the will and gaza. but 11 does why he hasn't spoken earlier louder. absolutely. sure. absolutely, but then again, late on the it's very late leg is better than that are spent 5 months of unraveling genocide in place site on the tv displays everywhere and beautifully and capitals and your peers. i've been more or less silence about what are what is going on and doesn't quite hold spoken about what

finally, the us funded video of free asia has shut down, is bureau in hong kong, over safety concerns following the passing of new national security legislation. the new service says the law makes it harder to protect it, stop and has left it with no choice but to close. critics saved the document of the article 23 grand, so forty's great. of powers to cab, defend. and those are the headlines on august the are coming up next. it's top 2 ounces here. i just data center for the the, the weather brought to you by visit, cut off there right off the bat experience store. and this in china is having an island. so visibility was reduced to near nil with these downpours these burst of rain. yeah, the within wins there. the storms still tough to see much of what was going on in front of you. right? the store and still locked into play in southern china. so let's go show you the forecast here. we're talking specifically one g, g one done for gm. providence is dark in the blue and the yellow. those are the more intense bands of rain moving through. and i think over the next 24 to 48 hours, we will be dealing with a pretty powerful storms in

case was initiated, and a notification of the security and defense forces, it can be the joint center of the sbu, it can be the national information bureau be the coordination headquarters of the handling with a prisoner of war. what exactly does the commission do during the ministry of reintegration? it establishes the exact date of deprivation of this citizen's personal freedom, as a result of which he is armed. aggression by the adoption of the commission, such a decision is entered into the unified register, then an extract is provided, but in order for the family to be protected, supported by the state and to receive direct social security payments, the family and family members must also apply to this commission and receive the status of a family member, a person who is deprived of personal freedom as a result. armed aggression of the russian federation against ukraine. ugh. ms. ludmila, you mention that an important step everywhere is the appeal to the red cross. ah, here is an option, but where exactly? because we see that some units in some countries of the red of the cross simply went over to the side of the occupier. together,

the majority of americans don't look at food being a national security issue because we do it so well. with less than 4%opulation direy involved. bureaummittee focus on the america in terms of its impact on american agriculture and therefore food put on america's dinner table every night.ust kiy thoughts and then i have a couple of questions i want to ask. i really think that the best strategyecause china is an adversary, they are a competitor and they are a vast market. so regardless of what administration is in office, they have that challenge. this is an adversary. let's make no mistake about it. number two, we compete against one another.i would argue they e fairly. they don't play by the same rules under the w.t. ofrpt and their -- w.t. ofrpt and they're engaged -- w.t.o. and they're engaged in the theft of technology and other types of efforts. but yet they are a vast market. so how do you balance those three factors for any administration? the bush administration and then followed by the obama administration tried an effort that i thought had merit. that trans-pacific partnership where you engaged other nearby countries to elec

national security, all essential for american independence inside our borders. this bipartisan energy and water bill funds the u.s. department of energy, corps of engineers, bureaual commissions and authorities impacting every corner of our nation, including the appalachian, delta, denali, northern border, southeast crescent, southwest border, and the great lakes region. u.s. energy independence in perpetuity isur consistent, paramount, strategic goal. each year our nation makes significant progress towards it. this bill ensur nation's nuclear security assets, including the nuclear navy, are modern and ready as a deterrent and to safeguard our security. with vladimir putin's recent threats of launching nuclear weapons in europe and former pre trump's appeasing reaction, this bill is needed as an affirmation of american will to protect and defend our people and ensure our nation's security posture against all enemies. i urge my colleagues to join me in supporting this bipartisan bill and thank our able chair, charles fleischmann, for his dutiful and responsible duty to our nation. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: t he gentlelady yields back. the gentleman f

the us funded the radio free asia shut down as bureau and hong kong over safety concerns following the passing of new national security legislation. but new services, the law makes it hard to protect and stuff and it's left it with no choice but to close. critics savvy and not going to of article $23.00, gone so far. he's grateful. pause to stifle dissent. before it is without borders. it's called the closure. consequence of the chilling effect, the new law has had on media and the city of baltimore, a group of workers has paid tribute to the 6 people killed when a bridge collapse. the victims were monuments from latin america. meanwhile, the 1st of several cranes has been setup to clear the wreckage. my kind of reports is described as the largest crating on the eastern seaboard. but experts expect it to take as much as a month to clear a new channel through the wreckage and reopen bolton. we'll have a, we can see the engineers and the divers and the survey boats out there on the water in these difficult when conditions doing their job, doing their work, to assess that bridge to figure out how we can cut it up into th

your body to the us funded radio free asia has shut down as bureau and hong kong love safety concerns following the passing of new national security legislation. the use of it says the little makes it hard to protect itself and has left it with a choice. but to close, critics say the enactment of article $23.00 go onto the policy, is going to polish to cub, to send voters with on board at school. the closure, a consequence of the chilling effect the new norm has had on media. we have the sports news still ahead on the news, out of the canyon landscape continues to take its toll on the drivers and the costs of the world rally championship. and these here with that story, the image as the content creators have become journalists, rescuers, heroes, and targets to to customers. so when a visa comes to me and yet they continue to report the close of business, the story of just want to be had be let me know that had been hired for the love of cuz on that it just ita. this is the 1st students saw that we see the real time. it's the victims themselves long before there's a disconnect between what we are witnessing on social media versus w

national security issue because we do it so well. with less than 4% of our nation's population directly involved. bureau it is. and i think -- but it is. and i think it's important that this committee focus on the danger that china poses to america in terms of its impact on american agriculture and therefore food put on america's dinner table every night. let me just kind of give you my thoughts and then i have a couple of questions i want to ask. i really think that the best strategy for this, because china is an adversary, they are a competitor and they are a vast market. so regardless of what administration is in office, they have that challenge. this is an adversary. let's make no mistake about it. number two, we compete against one another. i would argue they don't compete fairly. they don't play by the same rules under the w.t. ofrpt and their -- w.t. ofrpt and they're engaged -- w.t.o. and they're engaged in the theft of technology and other types of efforts. but yet they are a vast market. so how do you balance those three factors for any administration? the bush administration and then followed by the

national security. this requires focusing on key choknd specific technologies and not having blanket rules that will inundate the bureauof industry and security. second we need to ensure that those controls are multi lateral so that the intende party isn't simply able to buy the same goods from other global suppliers or nations. unilateral actions don't work, and they hurt american workers and families resulting in job losses here at home. t the license review process is fast effective and b.i.s. has the resources and tools necessary to effectively implement and enforce controls. so while i stand in support of mr. mccormick'e the house to increase funding for b.i.s. join me in supporting this bill and i yield bo tempore: the gentlewoman yields. the gentleman from georgia is recognized. mr. mccormick: i yield -- i reserve the balanf my time. first of all i want to in closing thank mr. mccaul, the chairman and ranking member meeks and my bipartisan colleagues for supporting this bill before us. the committee is made up with fif commerce, state and energy aative should act impartially when export policy convenes. the oper

but us funded radio free asia has shut down and it's bureau and hong kong of a safety concerns following the passing of a new national security legislation. the new service has the little makes it harder to protect that stuff and has left it with no choice but to close codes like say, the enactment of article 23 glands with logic is great to palace, to code, to send for photos without board is called the closure, a consequence of the shilling effect the new law has had on media. that's it for me, elizabeth, for on them their stay with us. my colleagues fully bought to probably be here in a moment, but more of the days. the, the brutality of the response to the events of october 7th had become impossible to make. no, there is no one nor owing to national uniting title that has not been violated. it's been while you have some western power supports of israel's actions. he's well has the right to defend itself. it has the duty to defend its people. it is astonishing just how deep cleaning corrupt materially am tomorrow the day i look at how the international news are being applied and ignored, and the israel goal is to conflict.

security situation who's leaving . and what more do we know on this development? the yeah, new york bureau is money is to confirm that for us, the united nation stuff are leaving. but what the united nation says said it's a visa notice sent to stuff essential stuff is going to remain in the country. and its mission will continue in hate, say we've been seeing these sorts of signs as well, from the united states embassy. they've been beefing up the security, but at the same time, what's being reported from full sprint is it has been a sort of long, a comparative luxury that in the extreme violence that we see in the last few weeks, less attacks on police stations, for example, less violent so on the street from the games that are in charge of more than 80 percent of the capital. and he seems to sign a sort of non aggression pact in which they attack the installations in the country rather than each of us to try and get a prime minister audio on race to resign is now city is going to do that. as soon as an entering government is in place, so they seem to have got what they wanted for the moment and see, wait and see what's next. for the same ti

national intelligence;ng the honorable wliam burns, director of the centralof intelligence agency; the honorable christopher wray, director of the federal bureau of investigation; general timothyaugh, director of the national security agency andd commander of the u.s. cyber command; and lieutenant general jeffrey kruse, director of theom defense intelligence agency. i want to pause for just a minute to give my personal thanks to director burns and to director haines. the manner in which you work with this committee over the past, over a year now and both a bipartisan way come working with jimes himes, myself and all members making sure we havinforg available for discussion on important issues i greatly appreciate a your contributionso the success of this committee and i wanted c to recognize tha. the annual threat assessment hearing provides the intelligence community an opportunity to update congress and the american people on serious threats to our national security. the intelligence community exists to protect the american people by informing policy and decision-makers of the threats posed to national security, which includes critical security, cyber security, food security, and several other components of natio

nation requires congress to make significant ree maintaining strong commitments to the safety, security and well-being of the american people. after tough but fair bipartisana strong bill that prioritizes everyday americans while bureau. make no mistake, mr. chairman, many agencies with impornt missions face reductions under this legislation. we believe it's important out-ol growth of the federal government and that is reflected in this agreement. the c.j.s. bill scales back spending by holding most agencies to 2023 levels or lower. agencies must refocus on their core responsibilities. despite limited resources, we maintain robust funding that prioritizes the fight against fentanyl, support for local law enforcement, and effor to counter china by supporting innovation, space exploration and scientific research. we do this while also utilizing the power of the purse to address the weaponization of the federal bureau of investigation and the overreach of the bureau of explosives. to that end, the f.b.i. and a.t.f. will be receiving less money than last year. in addition, the c.j.s. containw policy riders to protect the american people. of justice from targeting parents who exercise their right to free speech at lal mee

national security practice. she previously served as the department of commerce's assistant secretary for industry analysis at the international trade administration and also served as the undersecretary for industry and security at commerce's bureau of industry and security in the trump administration. her testimony will address the risk of chinese i.t. equipment used in commercial and government networks. next, we will hear from the ceo of a data protection and software company. he, his company has reported extensively on the tools used to track user activity online. he would discuss chinese software products on the risks they posed to users data and privacy. this is his first time testifying before the commission. third, we will hear from mr. jack corrigan, senior research analyst at george kent center for security and emerging technology. prior to joining it, he worked as a journalist covering federal technology and cybersecurity policy. he would discuss the existing policy framework for regulating chinese i.t. product sold in the united states. mr. corgan is a new voice for the commission. thank you all very much for your testimony. the commission is looking forward to your marks. and i ask that all of our witnesses to please