i think that once again this is not a matter for the national security council, it is a matter for theent. i am the procedure for the ministry of foreign affairs to submit a corresponding e-e proposal to the government and the government should consider this issue. i really hope before that happens, we will reach an understanding with the israeli government regarding the review of our citizens and the regularization of the visits of religious hasids to ukraine during the razshashan and the allocation of the israeli police, which last year did not was present in uman despite the fact that in recent decades the israelis have sent their police also to help us to ensure order during these celebrations , that is, there are many problems and we are working on them, i hope we will be successful, mr. yevgeny well, i wish you success, thank you for joining to our broadcast and told what you can about the situation about the current relations between the countries, what ukraine actually expects from israel yevhen korniychuk, the ambassador of ukraine to israel, was a guest of svoboda ranok meanw

supplement it with regard to the e-e examination, see , yes, there was indeed a decision of the national security council was a presidential decree regarding the examination , the examination is already there, it was signed in accordance with in principle, it is already possible to take a second decision of the national security council in order to, on the basis of this examination, actually destroy the uoc mp in ukraine and to liquidate it as a public organization, to licit it as an official church , that is, it is impossible for the examination to take effect, one more legislative act is needed or it is a decision of the national security council that can be adopted fairly quickly on the basis of an examination or the adoption of the relevant legislation of a new draft law of a new law, it is either a government decision of the cabinet of ministers or the bill of my colleagues there, ms. savchuk, there are representatives of european solidarity in order to complete this process, unfortunately, without adopting these legislative decisions, the legislative field of ukraine does not have a basis for the d

fly and ceo of radio free europe and liberty serving during the bush administration on the national security councilhe office of secretary of defense holding degrees from american university and georgetown. and with university of texas at austin during the bush administration he served as the state department and the national security council and from stanford and the undergraduate hr mcmaster serving at the white house national security advisor to president trump and in the united states army where he rose to general and working on dereliction of duty last year he published battleground the fight to defend the free world fellow at the hoover institution holding an undergraduate degree from the united states military academy and doctorate from the university of north carolina at chapel hill. jamie and hr, thank you for joining us jamie will set the scene on his first trip to germany 1978. make it visited the site where 16 years earlier an instrument was shot while to the no man's land the former california governor and delegation also introduced berlin from what they saw under east german communism.

. it of the united nations security council. , ., y ., , of the united nations security council, council. it started off as an economic _ council. it started off as an economic grouping - council. it started off as an economic grouping but - council. it started off as an economic grouping but it . council. it started off as an economic grouping but it is increasingly becoming more geopolitical. how are brazilian saying this group of nations? brazil traditionally _ saying this group of nations? brazil traditionally tried _ saying this group of nations? brazil traditionally tried to _ saying this group of nations? brazil traditionally tried to have _ saying this group of nations? i512 l traditionally tried to have good relations with china and with other countries, such as the united states and countries in europe, what brazilian officials have told me is that brazil is trying to get a balance between the geopolitical implications of the rapid expansion of the block. implications of the rapid expansion of the block-— of the block. what is the view of mm: of the block. what is the

fleiss erg in bush administration of the national security council and in b the office of the secretaryof defense. he holds degrees from american university and georgetown. william inboden serves asar char of the center for national security at the university of texas at austin. during the bush administration he served at the state department and at the national security council. he holds his degrees from stanford and his undergraduate degree from stanford and his doctorate from yale. h. r. mcmaster served in the white house national security adviser to president trump and in the united states army where he rose to lieutenant general. general mcmaster is the author of the classic work on vietnam dereliction of duty and last year he published battlegrounds, the fight to defend the free world. a fellow at the hoover institution, general mcmaster holds an undergraduate degree from the united states military academy and a doctorate from the university of north carolina at chapel hill. jamie, will, and h.r., thanks for joining us. jamie fly, let's set the scene. on his first trip to germany

can be trusted with this recruitment system, i will add that such a decision of the national security and defense councilhould be implemented commander-in-chief valery zaluzhny of novozeletskyi announced in two weeks another meeting of the national security council regarding the military medical commission and added that there is also an ongoing inspection there, we will talk in more detail about the military leaders and the replacement of all military commissions by a deputy representative of the profile committee , so don't switch, well, russia once again massively attacked ukrainian cities in the morning there was an air alert in most regions, explosions rang out in kyiv, khmelnytskyi and ivano-frankivsk regions, the air force reported that russia had launched over ukraine daggers and add that one of the four hypersonic missiles was destroyed by the air defense forces within the kyiv region, the rest were hit near the kolomyia airfield in the ivano-frankivsk region, the actual airfield in prykarpattia was the target of the attacks , the air force says, instead, one of the missiles hit the private yard

the national security council spokesperson for jake sullivan has put out a tweet saying we can confirm reports that iran has released from prison five americans who were unjustly detained and placed them under house arrest. far from appearing to be a done deal, mark meredith, what are we learning about the actual exchange and the details involved? >> sandra, good afternoon yet again. the biggest news here, the white house now confirming that five americans who had been detained in iran a few different years here, different sentences, have been moved to house arrest but are still in iran. that they have not left the country, that they have not made their way back to the united states and what's interesting here, the national security council through their statement made it clear the negotiations are still ongoing. so as you said, not a done deal. the statement reads, we will therefore have little in the way of details to provide about the state of their house arrest or efforts to secure their freedom. meaning the white house not yet willing to say what was done in exchange to make this

this was stated by the representative of the us national security council, john kirby, at a briefing on august 30. kirby reported that negotiations on weapons between the two countries are actively progressing, while white house spokeswoman karin jean-pierre added that russia was forced to turn to such criminal regimes for weapons and equipment how north korea partially due to the effect of american sanctions , but how russia and north korea can expand bilateral cooperation and what they say about it in the democratic world, we will talk about it with yulia yarmolenko, who is included to us from the white house yulia hello, hello maria please tell us what is currently known about these negotiations, what stage are they at, what exactly is russia asking from the dprk, do you know maria , it is not the first time that the white house has disclosed information , slightly declassified intelligence data about how russia is trying to get military support from such countries as well as wounds north korea why today what is the news actually today today today how did you report john kirby rep

miller, i know that the usa will preside for a month in joy, i know it is in the security council of the united nations organization a priority for the usa this year and in principle, as in previous years, it was and remains global food security. it is expected that anthony blinken will speak primarily about global food security, in particular in the context of ukraine in the context of the fact that russia is blocking the grain agreement and does not allow ukrainian ships to leave ukrainian ports or other ships loaded with grain from ukrainian ports. that is , this will be the main focus of the presidency the united states is on the lookout for anthony blinkin's speech in this body already this thursday, among other topics that the united states will focus on are civil rights and freedoms in this world . well, directly, and also the russian war against ukraine, the united states will also emphasize this during august when they will preside and on thursday we expect a statement there then blinkin regarding the grain agreement regarding the grain crisis created by russia osta i also propose to talk abou

hice served during the bush administration on the national security council and in the office of the secretary of defense. it was degrees from american university at georgetown. william served as chair of the climate center for national security at the university of texas and austin and at the bush administration he served at the national security council. he holds his degree from stanford in an undergraduate degree from stanford with a doctorate from yale. mcmaster served as the white house national security adviser to president trump. and in the united states army, and when she rose to lieutenant general. general mcmaster is the author of the classic work on the vietnam, dereliction of duty. and last, year he published battleground. fight to defend the free world. a fellow at the hoover institution, general mcmaster holds an undergraduate degree in the united states military academy, and a doctor to the university of north carolina at chapel hill. jamie, will and h are, thanks for joining us. jimmy, fly let's set the stage. and his first trip to germany in 1978, i'm getting arrested

roman reread the transcript of the national security and defense council dated february 28, 2014 , wherewas about how ukraine, the ukrainian state, should act during the attempted annexation of crimea, or rather the annexation that began in crimea, and every time i reread how turchynov convinced everyone of those present at the meeting, what should be done in what way, and he was the only one who voted for the introduction of martial law if, uh , imagine on february 22 or 23 , martial law was introduced in ukraine in 2014, would events develop in this way or in which a possible way would have been to avoid the annexation of crimea or the annexation of crimea was simply, well, in any way, because it was part of putin's plan, which was obviously already on his table in 2013, see mr. serhiy, the lessons of 2003 in tuzla and actually what you say they they clearly say that and testify to the fact that the active actions of the top management, including the armed forces, and i want to strengthen your message here, i know that not only , let's say, this position was held by oleksandr turchynov

these words of the representative of the supreme leader in the supreme national security council were given in the meeting of the students of the special province plan for teachers and students all over the country. we had strong theories but we couldn't move it towards islamic civilization and transform it into different areas . and the member of the expediency council in another part of his speech pointed to the issue of hijab women and what is good and said that in this area, in addition to the heavy duty of the government and the sovereignty of individual people also has responsibilities that i have with the governments, with each people, it must play a role. the latest package is the bride of hijab, the chapter where we say that everyone has the duty to enjoin what is good and not what is bad. this is the framework and see what happens. in this meeting, the representative of the supreme leader in the supreme national security council is accountable the questions were raised by students and teachers, farshid abdi, mashhad radio news agency, the first anniversary of the death of ha

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commerce department, the treasury department on one side and the attempt to get into the national security council on the all the former, one thing less stringent regulation was to allow us businesses to invest in china and make lots of money, the pens and get a national security council wondering more stringent regulations on the m, they've decided on these 3 categories. quantum computing, artificial intelligence related to the military. i'm the advanced study, conduct industry and why does pointing out there running some restrictions on the export of some of these technologies to try and that. but what that trying to do now is to prevent, in the words, the immunization of trying to escape ability to become must, as in these, in these areas, there are several coffee at the new investments. this is, this is only going to affect new investments of china. old investments wouldn't be effective. plus, that's not going to be a months long process where the white house will take advice on the treasury. and the commerce department will take advice from business as to as to the regulation. so these regula

national economic council. i was disappointed to see congress join those ranks. but the point is that you can't -- these folks are not serious about national security. under president reagan, he understood this and kept those agencies out of presiding over economic financial issues when it came to the soviet union. he put the national security council prarlly in charge. maria: -- properly in charge. maria: i don't understand why companies that are already sanctioned by the united states could end up in these indexes, could end up on these lists for investors to invest in and further fund the expansion of the communist party. mike gallagher said the subpoenas are possible for blackrock and index provider msci. you testified in front of gallagher's committee, the committee is investigating blackrock and msci for facilitating american money into chinese companies that are accused of fueling chinese military, violating human rights. you say they've also found 2,000 unregulated publicly traded chinese companies embedded in vanguard investment products as well. investors may not see any change even with the executive order. >> well, that's correct. i mean

the great war were like and what should be prepared for next with us live secretary of the national security council oleksiy danilov good evening, good mr. oleksiy let's start with the event in the crimea there , according to the gur, the special operation is likely to continue, at least not there were reports that it was completed. and this, as i understand it, was the first foreign special operation of ukraine on the territory of crimea with the landing of personnel . what can this indicate? this is the first operation that became public before that, our armed forces, our security forces were engaged in other work, but we cannot report on all operations to our society, but the only thing i can say is that they will not end until the entire territory of our country, including the autonomous republic of crimea, is freed from terrorists , what way will this happen if necessary, it will happen by military means if the russians do not understand that they need to get out of our territory . the military liberation of crimea will begin, we will all see it will be a more powerful operation than what is ha

should there be any other decisions of the national defense security council not only to blow off thehe top a-a from the first clarification - it today, president zelenskyi signed the decision of the national security and defense council regarding the recommendation by the commanders-in-chief of the armed forces of ukraine to replace and dismiss the heads of the tcc and ssp, that is, the actual responsibility is now transferred to the industrious as well as to the hungry commanders, because the tcc isps better known as military committees are located in orders of the zone of responsibility of the ground forces that are subordinated to mr. syrskyi subordinated to pluzhnoi, this is a clarification that does not change anything. time and by some percentage, unfortunately, i think that this time will be small. and how is this percentage of changes, because the fish usually rots from the head , but the military commanders are rotten because the 90s and they are rotten not everywhere, whatever you call them, they call them military commanders tcc and sp they are rotten through and through.

but nonetheless, both the state department and the national security council welcoming the fact that the process is now moving forward with the removal of these prisoners from prison to house arrest. mike, thank you very much, mike. kinda talking to us from washington d. c. we're going to go to dosage of bodies. he's joining us for that is from the i reading capital tough on the door. so i understand, of course that is the weekend there. but has there been any sort of reaction from iran about this? you know, we have not heard from any officials so far, but we have been hearing from local media and state tv that has been broadcasting this news. and at quoting, the western media reports that have come out to over the past few hours. but we have been hearing from the rain important minister over the past few weeks. and most recently we heard from near up to la, here on, on tuesday, you reiterated that iran has been swapping messages of with the united states through amman and cuts are regarding this prisoner swap. and that it was going to be based on humanitarian grounds and no precondi

so the united nations security council has held its 1st open meeting on the human rights situation in north korea since 2017. you in experts, a warning of deteriorating bronze inside the country. they side the situation poses threats be only shown yags borders. kristen salumi reports from the united nations . as the agenda is adopted for the 1st time in more than 5 years, the united nations security council took up the issue of human rights abuses in north korea. the meeting was requested by the united states, japan and albania, accusing town yang of over spending on its nuclear program, while millions of people go hungry and are denied basic goods and the dpr case, repressive political climate allows the government to divert resources to weapons development. at the expense of the welfare of the people in the dpr k who suffer from severe economic hardship and now nutrition. the north korea has consistently denied the accusations, but the high commissioner of the human rights described the system designed to keep the north korean leader kim jong in power. the widespread use of course d

and speaking on the united nations security council, i think it's one thing which is the how important when you take a look at that council house, 2 of those breaks nations or 2 out of 5 of those bricks, these are the only having a seat or a members of the united nation is free to come. so 3 of those, so that's recap results and india have been trying for years and there's no election american before we so see to at that table then press what has been tried and there's no african power voice at the table. and so that's we got has been changed, but i think that the president is the box or give us that speech in a moment. but just to continue what i've been saying about the united security council, india has been trying for 20 years. and none of those countries, it's a really being accepted to be all being rejected. and so they all using the purpose and the brakes block as a very good tools and instruments to get stuff and use it to for their own benefit and just see it as something that could help them as after all these rejections and all these um, non allies, they've been ca

the united nations security council is held its 1st open meeting on the human rights situation in north korea since 2017. you and next, but it's a warning of deteriorating rights inside the country. they say the situation poses rights beyond and tell me young's bullet as of many of the violations i prefer to stand directly from or support. the increasing meetings are as ation of the dps, for example, the widespread use of course data, including the prison camps for use of schoolchildren to collect thomas requirements for families to undertake labor and provide a quote of goods to the government and policies. cation of wages from overseas workers, or support the military operates as of the state and its ability to build. ron's foreign minister has made a rev visit to savvy ravia. he says, relations are on the right track. to visit 3 odd follows a trip to the wrong by the sound. the fun minister in june is ready forces of killed the palestinian 9 during a right in the occupied westbank. the fuzzy 2 year old died and soldiers still in the house and the city of jeanine. see those headlines.

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state department the national security council department of defense with this s cooperation you starttion of public diplomacy to a much more effective force. >> this is a tangible example of how they amplify or extend ragan's speech or communication or policy coming out of the state department in a way to have this impact. today we are all skeptical you can have a government agency that can be impactful in the communications room. >> there's probably a few ways to go about this. there's the acute example, moments like let poland be poland. or the response to the shootdown of the korean airliner when the soviets shot down the passenger plane flying from south korea over soviet airspace in 1983. charlie wick was able to marshal a media storm around these s issues. the technological aspects to farm the modernization of anti-jamming equipment and satellite second reach across the iron curtain.upgrading voice of america watching the first satellite tv station known as world net. it isn't around anymore. it wasn't really that successful but it brought satellite television into the public co

or rather do conflict showed you the, the, the limitations and weaknesses of the united nations security council. and i think that the most important and the highlight of his speech was the fact that he mentioned that there was a lot of conflicts around the world and a lot of rules. and none of those concepts really received the kind of attention that to ukraine of conflict to received. and that really goes to show the kind of one sided list that the wisdom catches continues to need. what did the president also quote on 6 nations, to the, to the pro, fees excruciating around the world, but at least from that and we, we are ready to join the assets so that we can effectively contributes immediate, cease fire at the everlasting piece. the ukraine was shows the limitations of the un security council money. all the conflicts and crosses did not receive the due tension for events that are causing the suffering of the people. patients you have and it people lead bands to done using policy is, is asked to leave in peace. our trade in financial system should be reactivated as a to verify trade, predicta

i think that might be because of the united nations security council meeting on north korean human rights. but just wrapped up recently, actually no couriers, cheapest basements ahead of that space was be 1st u n. s. c, meeting normal korean him rides since 2017. so the us and 5 years of that is quite significant, obviously. uh, they use the whole, these main things. a lot of china has been blocking these meetings. obviously, a lot of attention, bob, attention on north korea, is main thing on the screen. human rights and i think the, those career releasing the statements on travis canyon set the king and went to north korea to escape racism in america. i'm the, it's united states and got a lot of attention and i think it's trying to split the scripts basically to try and diverse attention. want to be away from assign human rights abuses. overall new thing, not clear views, travis game as an asset, auto liability. and that's another really good question and it's difficult to tell it could be king of the liability because he's the 1st american soldier to defects . so say, well, he wouldn't

somehow a pandemic response unit was shut down and it's the discussion the centers around the national security council. i was there. i was at the white house during that time and the folks at the national security council who formerly were in this response unit didn't go anywhere. they were in the unit. one of those people approached us at the council of economic advisers about doing a study dealing with vaccine innovation to combat upcoming pandemics. we were looking at influenza back in the summer and fall of 2019 but we issued a report dealing with vaccine innovation to combat upcoming pandemics and we talked about how there was a need for public/private partnerships. that's precisely what happened in operation warp speed. the end result of that is that you had a new vaccine in 10 months time which is an unprecedented short period of time to create a new vaccine for a novel disease. there is nothing wrong in that regard to what was going on in the trump administration. it's just not true that there was some dismantlement of an important pandemic response unit. your caller talks about all sorts of i

sergeant, today president zelenskyi by decree put into effect the decision of the national security councilal military commissions, instead of them they will appoint combat officers who will pass the inspection of the security service of ukraine according to your order, here are 25 people or how many more than 20 which will be dismissed from their positions and other people will take their places , but up to 6,000 people work in the system of territorial assembly centers , will the system change? of the army for many ukrainians. will this affect this system? should there be any other decisions of the national defense security council, not only to blow the heads off those who sit at the top? the first clarification - today , president zelensky signed the decision of the nsdc regarding the recommendation to the commander-in-chief of the armed forces forces of ukraine e-e to replace and dismiss the own e-e heads of the tcc and ssp, that is, the actual responsibility is now transferred to the lazy as well as to the hungry commander because the tcc isps better known as military committees are lo

the secretary of the national security and defense council danilov even reacted. first of all, i will honestly say that i thought that this was some kind of informational and psychological special operation . well, i saw who said it. first, i will ask why the national security council at such a level in our country reacts to some allegations that the integration of ukraine into nato can take place according to the formula c exchange in the occupied territory, i think well, some unnamed source made such an entry, it turns out that the source is very named , this is the chief of staff of the secretary general of the alliance of walls, who admitted to the audience what the position of the chief of staff is, well, in fact, this is the voice of the secretary general, in the literal sense, this position seems to correspond to the position of the general secretariat, therefore nato immediately tried to refute it, and at that time the national security and defense council responded that we do not trade territories, almost as a joke , you have to understand this speaker, a

the american ambassador to the united nations, as the periodic head of the security council, asked what the united states expects from this resolution and what it should train and everything it needs to continue its activities in lebanon. united nations peacekeeping force uniform in south lebanon, he says that it is an issue that has faced the opposition of the lebanese people, and of course it is so important for the zionist regime that the defense minister of this regime came to the united nations for this reason that unifil should be completely independent from the lebanese army and there is no need for any coordination or even informing the lebanese army should not have the us news website in this regard, confirming that the main dispute is over the request for full freedom of action for the uniformed soldiers of the united nations peacekeeping forces in lebanon's borders. habib, the minister of foreign affairs of lebanon , said that in the new resolution of the security council, let it be clear that unifil should coordinate with the lebanese army. in another part of this note, the