mexico, interestingly enough, is the biggest user of pegasus by far.s absolute addiction in mexico, both on the right-wing government and correct left-wing government. governments don't want to get this tool up. it is not just pegasus. there are many companies doing the same thing. one of the things i explore in the book is so much of the media and the last years around pegasus missed the key point. osama sprained as a rogue israel i company doing terrible things. but comp is like pegasus actually are only private in name. there basically arms of this date. netanyahu and the mossad going to varies countries in the last 10 years -- i document is in the book and also being shown by an israeli newspaper -- go to countries like saudi arabia and rwanda and hold pegasus and tools as a diplomatic carrot. if you support us in the u.n. or elsewhere, we will sell you the most powerful spyware in the world. and it works because it is been sold in the uae and saudi and rwanda and many other repressive states. so unless there is a complete ban on massive regulation

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this is the head of intelligence, the call sign pegasus is smart.ed such a deep different methods of conducting reconnaissance, that is, he relates to this. yes, that is all work. well, of course , there are prisoners here and there, of course, and the most varied levels of aerial reconnaissance, intercepting conversations and listening to lines, that is, now we see, we see everything in depth. we understand where they come from, we can react completely differently. that is for this year. we really have learned a lot. now there are new big problems in translation, then there is a small one every 5 minutes fly in from that side. no, we are also good, we understand, the same. i will not name who, but people who have a relationship. there, to power, seemingly formally, those who are not military are now engaged in the fact that they are collecting colossal funds to pull out all the specialists, we are setting up production and divisions from our side, workers scoops. bucket. they are also active. i'm not talking about our halls lancets cubes, which wor

well, just like a young lady with a hamburg benchmark, a bathhouse or a parisian pegasus amerikafia, that on the resort avenue built a special city for cats, where they live, sleep in the pile, by the way, they live, cats in historical buildings, but only small entrances are allowed there only according to the green cataphora it is clear that in the city where such an abundance of cats is impossible without a museum dedicated to this very animal, murario, as it is called very young. just 10 years old is located in a historic water tower from 1905. once upon a time, this tower was used for its intended purpose, but now the forty-meter buildings have become the dominant building of the city, the second building in height and a shelter for more than 4.5 thousand copies of barsiks and moors of various sizes of calibers. forms of flowers that arrived from all over the world, and it all started in 1985 with one figurine of a cat, which he gave to a girl young man to get her attention. oh, there are so many kosovs here. there are, for example, rare exhibits brought from peru , austria, japa

pegasus agricultural machinery mechanical encyclopedia of printing presses and dozens of authentic objectsossibility fit into the modern cultural context of an artifact that has served its age, gives the national historical museum of belarus in the exposition of rarities another life of old things this initiative of the photographic research sector in tandem with the museum at the exhibition center. ros photo today focus-museums. not only at work with the restoration to delegate a museum item, the second life of one of the central areas of work of the curator of the country's largest stock collection. it's time in such a wonderful summer day to be distracted to feel like travelers and go on a real virtual tour. in one of the majestic places of minsk, which adorns the upper city right. now. we will enjoy the views of the holy spirit in the cathedral, live broadcast of services on important orthodox holidays, from which belarus 24 tv channel regularly shows. what secrets are hidden by christian shrines, we look at our informative and entertaining rubric place on the map. it is impossible to

not, but the call signs in this group, as if from a fairy tale about a magical forest, the hedgehog pegasushe monk and leshy, most of the guys have been fighting since the very beginning of the special military operation. many are already in their expression for 300 years, then there were wounded and not just once, but from the hospital immediately to their own. now the sabotage dispersal group enters the gray zone in the forests near the flint for several days, the main task is to find the fortified area of ​​​​ukrainian nationalists; less often, these guys have to deal with the enemy's drg. our saboteurs say that although the majority in the enemy trenches are territorial defense fighters. very often they are opposed. well trained and equipped mercenaries with polish mercenaries. faced georgian, faced mercenaries. yes there are many here in the forest, as if all sorts of different ones. there is the most brutal battle our guys had to endure with a sabotage dispersal group staffed by polish mercenaries. one night, on a hike, they saw us from a night bird, how we were advancing to an ambush

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want to put words in her mouth, but this is the situation she has been targeted after her release by pegasusnce. they can see everything on your phone. she has been surveilled. of course she feels surveilled. i hope family is on a travel ban, meaning there are threats of arrest and they're trying to silence even the relatives of activists. amy: your response to the meeting antony blinken, the secretary of state, and mohammed bin salman in saudi arabia and what became of that? >> i think it is very clear, my message is that we have learned without strong human rights conditions to rehabilitate, to go back to business as usual is saudi arabia, will not only harm saudi people, but it will backfire, emboldening someone who can be -- the u.s. should stop thinking of shortsighted policies and start thinking about the long-term strategies and emboldening mbs will only feed the monster. amy: we want to thank you for being with us, head of advocacy for an independent nonprofit group that works to defend human rights in saudi arabia. sister of saudi feminist loujain alhathloul. nhk "newsline." i'm tak

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and this is the call sign pegasus, head of intelligence.t for nothing, because we had to go to the monument. we laid flowers on andreevich morozov, who died in july 1942. it so happened that then this monument has already become a place. burial there. a memorial table with the names of those who died in the solidar, and the whole solidar, that is ammunition not exploding at every turn. hello, you need to understand, if you see that the grenade is neatly covered, touch it. no need to take. everything can be mined. you can still wait an hour. why? did i show you? this is the head of intelligence, the call sign pegasus is smart. that is, he has established such a deep different methods of conducting intelligence. that is, he treats it this way, that is, work is everything. well , of course, there are prisoners here and there, of course, and a variety of levels of aerial reconnaissance and interception of conversations and wiretapping, that is, now we see everything we see in depth. we understand where they come from, we can react completely di

>> best on the treadmill we chose the nike pegasus. treadmill running is a lot like road running.it. our tester, our producer rob, he tested these out for us and loved that they had that spring in there. he said what was great about it, he did feel really supported. he also felt locked in. that's the worst thing when you're running is if you feel unstable like that. our female tester also said she loved that it did give her that extra bounce. she was like, i really felt like i was almost trampolining in effect. that performance, that rebound. >> must be the shoes, as they say. how about proper cushioning, shock absorption, comfort over all. >> comfort is king. the new balance fresh foam. our testers loved that these were sustained comfort all around. sometimes you only get the comfort on the instep. these are comfort all around. they are built into the entire shoe. you'll see a lot of marathon runners wearing these. great for long distances. all about that fresh foam that new balance does. that's what we got for you. when are we going for a run? >> i'll go for a walk. i'm always l