security.ot cut social security as many of my colleagues in congress would have us do. we must make social security solvent for the next 75 years so that it will be there for our kids and our grandchildren. legislation i've introduced along with nine cosponsors accomplishes those goals. according to social security administration legislation i've introduced would make social security solvent for 75 years and increasedec benefits by $240 a year for seniors who need them. how do you do that? my goodness. how do you do that? at a time of massive income wealth inequality with a radical ideaad that maybe the people on top should start paying their fair share of taxes. today a billionaire paid the same amount of money into social security somebody makes one or $68000 a year as a result of the cap on social security parol tax got that? make a billion dollars a year you pay the same amount for anybody in americayo think that makes sense? i don't. legislation we have proposed would lift the cap on socia

, the security council since october. it has not been able to pass any affective decisions which are needed. not only for the adjust the settlement of the palestinian issue in line with our very own resolutions, but also to prevent the regional war in the middle east. and if for a solution 2735 is not being implemented. well, let's, let's, let's pass a new document which you put to send an unequivocal signal to the spoilers of that . what we're doing in is it is not, is, will not be allowed to happen. with infinity and provide such a resolution, that's the problem of books which could help and violence regardless of the whims displayed by any of decides to the complex. it's of critical importance also to make sure that the washington stops finally, their multi 1000000000 military assistance to israel. which is being used to, to destroy peace for palestinians. how many more victims i need it for the security council to finally act in line with its mandate instead of blindly following v m m us and his really lead for to 100

will be secure. it's also important that we signal that because of our strength and cyber security, they will be unable to hold our critical infrastructure and risk. that signaling is also important. the other area is the arctic. the u.s. is an arctic nation and we are a pacific nation. so our ability to maintain our sovereignty, strengthen our partnerships, our alliances, is vitally important to our national security and that is a key part of the role the coast guard police. michael: wouldn't talk about maritime infrastructure, could you go into more detail about what that entails? is it also ports, cranes, where we unload and load ships? adm. lunday: in every u.s. pork including the ports throughout the navigable waters throughout the united states on the great lakes, there are u.s. port facilities, most of which are operated by private companies. some are q uasi-governmental as well. if they are all subjected to safety and security regulations by the coast guard. if they are a u.s. flag, they are

security. the houthis are violating international law with their attacks on commercial and merchant vessels in the red sea. attacks that have affected all of us. iran's support for the houthis violates the arms embargo in resolution 2216 and these attacks flagrantly disregard resolution 2722. iran's army of terrorist groups in syria, lebanon, and iraq is similarly destabilizing and contrary to efforts by the security council to de-escalate regional tensions. colleagues, iran must abide by the council resolutions and the council must consider additional measures to enforce its resolutions to hold iran accountable and address repeated actions by its terrorist proxies and partners that threaten regional peace and security. third, the united states was not aware of or involved in the apparent death of hamas leader ismail haniyeh. indeed, we have no independent confirmation regarding hamas's claims as to his death. fourth, as secretary blinken noted earlier today, it is best not to speculate on the

the expansion of social security.o we know the social security program has that a yeoman's job historically of what has been able to do over the decades as it was created in 1935 lifting seniors out of poverty, of doing a lot to lift other vulnerable groups out of poverty. we do know low income families, low-income children, we know african-americans and other racial and ethnic groups all depend heavily on social security even though they might depend on it in different ways. so with that, we also know that there are inadequacies with the system. i am also proud to have been amongst the first wave of people to propose a plan for closing the solvency gap on social security. we pulled together something called the commission to strengthen -- to modernize social security. it was comprised of women's groups and african-american -- civil rights groups and we brought them together to say, ok, if we were actually to address the shortfall, what else would we want to do? we literally went through an exercise looking at all of

and national security. this act of terrorism has provocative, constitute a breach of peace and security and requires immediate and effective action by the un security council. in the discharge of its responsibility on the charter. this crime is not isolated but part of the broader actions and policies by the israeli regime against other nations in the region. just before this heinous crime this regime carried out terrorist attack in the southern suburbs of beirut, lebanon, forgetting civilians. they've shown complete disregard for the basic norms and principles of international law, the lack of commitment to peace and stability in the region suggest an intention to escalate conflict and expand the war to the entire region. response ability of the united states as strategy provides and brain supporters of the israeli regime in the region cannot be overlooked in this horrific crime. this act could not have occurred without authorization and intelligence support of the us, the continuation of israel's peace an

joe: our mission is to secure the cloud, secure the customer, secure the planet. we own and operate a large global infrastructure and the largest zero trust infrastructure on the planet. we think of things at scale that very few people think about. everything we think about is planetary level. we provide services to government that are critical, mission-critical. we provide capabilities to the war fighter. we provide capabilities to customers in government who are interacting and taking in documents that are very sensitive, communications that are very sensitive, that are necessary for our functioning as a nation. so we are providing those services in addition to being one that provides critical communications. think about not only gmail, but we have 2.5 billion users every day who rely on that form of communication. and we are providing the communication methods at continuity of operations for some government activities. but then also pixel and others we are responsible for. we secure all of alphabets holdings. we have over 10 companies we are securing with over

after god, they were safe and secure. pilgrims used to say that we really owe our pilgrimage to these dear ones that all the sincere forces who are working for this country and all of them should not be tired, i say in the description of a group of servants in the great congress of the arbaeen walk, please beg in front of the dear ones, a single lady comes and goes to karbala, this is not except in the shadow of the security that the whole armed forces providing islam for us. would you like to be in karbala now? we liked it, but, god willing, those who are sent will also pray with our respect. our daily work is to establish security order and guide the pilgrims from leaving the jites towards iraq. it is romantic and we are always at the service of all people, especially the appearances of imam hossein . the health of the pilgrims should not be jeopardized . may god bless them. we owe it to the martyrs, the families of the martyrs , the safety of the islamic revolutionary guard corps, which is very easy for us to go, visit

i want to go to the security council chamber. the representative for follow sign rep. muscle is because taking human lives and every action possible to spread a line photo wildfire across the middle east. as we sit here on the 75th anniversary of the geneva conventions, that where there is in the ruins of the entire cities in the mass, an indiscriminate killing of civilians in the depths, chambers, and hills she met no cuz as it played, the light will image out of the darkest nights and protect the dignity and humanity of old persons quote un on conflict is a, is, is carrying the conventions apart and guys, along with it. very rude. humanity has of elaborate as we meet here in new york. they're odd is that i usually government and military operations fund. that's an analyst explaining seriously that they are entitled to carry out indiscriminate and disproportionate attacks against the palestinian civilian population to wage war against civilians. they explain that starvation is legitimate to up and over. they justify gun great an

security. as many of my colleagues in congress would have us do. and we must make social security solvent for the next 75 years, so it will be there for our kids and our grandchildren. legislation that i've introduced along with nine cosponsors accomplishes those goals. according to the social security administration, the legislation i've introduced would make social security solvent for 75 years and increase benefits by $2400 a year for seniors who need them. how'd you do that? my goodness. how do you do that? well, at a time of massive income and wealth inequality we have the radical idea that maybe the people on top should start paying their fair share of taxes. today, a billionaire pays the same amount of money into social security a somebody makes $168,000 a year, as result of the cap on the social security payroll tax. got that? you make a billion dollar a year, you make $168,000 a year, you pay the same amount. anybody in america thinks that make sense? idle. the legislation with propose

he is believed to be a kernel of the russian security services. also a russian security services.o was found guilty in slovenia of spying. another example here is a man who was posing as a brazilian. he was in norway and once again found guilty of trying to possess secret, top secret information. and in the number of western countries involved in this negotiation shows you the scale of russian spy operations abroad because all of those people, most of those people were accused or detained on the suspicion of being members of the russian security services, spying or trying to act under russian orders in order to bend our sanctions. so this shows exactly how russia is in the west, trying to pursue its own goals. and it betrays in trying to pursue its own goals. and it betra - ., trying to pursue its own goals. and it betra - . ._ trying to pursue its own goals. and it betra - . , , it betrays in a huge way because it sends a very _ it betrays in a huge way because it sends a very important _ it betrays in a huge way because it sends a very important message l it betrays in a huge wa

the security council was formed after world war ii.r example, europe is a relatively small continent, but six of the 15 members of the security council are now european states. to your news from the representative of russia at the un, then andrei ivanovich ni told me, late vitali ivanovichi, and you also told me that after all, when you leave the walls of this hall, there is an opportunity to have conversations, discussions, maybe , in a different atmosphere there, invisible to the general public, these solutions are found, in the current situation, to what extent this atmosphere can be somehow preserved, to what extent these opportunities are still, these opportunities can still be... used, we need to separate the personal from the professional, we have good, even excellent relations with the majority of representatives of the united nations, the secretariat, and the secretary general, but we all believe that we are doing the right thing, everyone has their own position, which cannot be ignored, therefore, of course, discussions in th

security council is talking about. and diplomats pay attention and listen to what is being said in the council. so they're basically saying we will meet, we will scream from the roof tops if you will, and continued to do. so to bring about one thing, political pressure, that's ultimately what it's going to take political pressure by member states to, to force if they can implementation of 2735 and listen, uh, it's complicated. there certainly is cause for reforms on the security council. we could go on and on about that the council actually was talking about that just yesterday. but the bottom line here is, is that out of this meeting, there is going to be no, no way to force a ceasefire other than for the council members to come together once again condemn what happened. and again, put pressure on the parties, particularly israel to abide by en, eh, a resolution that has binding in our international law that has already been adopted many accounts. and we heard, as i mentioned, go during representative, i'm or benjamin

security councils of the states participating in the collective security treaty. the latest challenges and threats became the essence of the meetings of the secretaries of the security councils in the format of the so-called slavic four, a new form of searching for effective ways to ensure regional and... secretariats, which were constantly included in this conference, they had a direct connection, access to the president of the country, to their chairmen of the security council, which allowed them to resolve many, many issues. in 2006 , viktor vladimirovich sheiman again took up the post of state secretary of the security council. during this period, much attention was paid to the border troops, which were reorganized into border service bodies. a session of the csto collective security council was held in minsk under the chairmanship of alexander grigorevich lukashenko. the large-scale exercise of the shield union 2006 is , in fact, the first maneuvers of the regional group of troops created by belarus and russia. cooperation in the area of ​​combating crime and

an updated concept of national security appeared security. with the completion of the first stage of the reform of the armed forces, the head of state approved the concept of the development of the armed forces. until 2010, the program for completing the reform of the armed forces for 2001-2005, the plan for their development until 2006. on september 12, 2001 , gennady nikolaevich nevyglas headed the state secretariat of the security council. during this period, it was possible to significantly expand international radio cooperation in the area of ​​security. in december. 2001 , impetus was given to work in this area during meetings of the committee of secretaries of the security councils of the states participating in the collective security treaty. the latest challenges and threats became the essence of the meetings of the secretaries of the security councils in the format of the so-called slavic four, a new form of searching for effective ways to ensure regional and international security. the four included belarus, russia. events, perhaps

building on this model established the security center to partner with securing a.i. and the treasury department cyber collaboration suite which is breaking new ground in enabling exchanges. and then the department of energy threat analysis center pilot, which is a public-private partnership and international collaborative to address cyberthreats specifically to the u.s. energy sector and the second pillar of our engagement strategy, improving efficiency to our capacity to identify, develop, acquire and scale innovation, we are making a number of investments and i'm not going to through everything but a few that are underway. acquisition guidance that incorporates best practices to assist i.t.scif-based analysts with key partners. building on this program pilot that we did and initiating a study toe explore the feasibility of leveraging f.b.i. in hub areas for use by a broader set of government personnel and industry personnel. promoting models like moonshot labs which is unclassified hub in st. louis that enables industry, and the i.t. to come together, collaborate g

the result is we have a more secure united states and a more secure world. what i would love to pass it off to our the others that can highlight in your local community or globally or may be universally in the star trek universe, how these investments from the ira or making us more secure. alex? alexander: just like in school for me, there was always another alex in the classroom. [laughter] in california, if you are familiar with some of the stuff you see online, you will know our gas prices are pretty high. gas prices were minimum seven dollars and that is just in my area, the suburbs. you get into san francisco or l.a., the prices were even higher. a full tank was $70, it was easy for me to fill up and not have to worry about as a single person. but i know for a lot of people, that is not the case. this energy is more localized and electrification, it is easier to fix and maintain and repair. and we don't have to worry about some of the stuff that happens with oil companies. in california, every time our friends in the oil sector has an emergency, gas pri

the our communities are safe and secure and feel safe and secure.— and feel safe and secure.and secure. the start of the football season in _ and feel safe and secure. the start of the football season in england, | of the football season in england, will that make things harder or easier do you think?— will that make things harder or easier do you think? there are a lot of thins easier do you think? there are a lot of things in — easier do you think? there are a lot of things in the _ easier do you think? there are a lot of things in the mix _ easier do you think? there are a lot of things in the mix this _ easier do you think? there are a lot of things in the mix this weekend, i of things in the mix this weekend, but of course, whatever the challenge, we have to rise to it. that is why i have had cobra meetings, that is why i�*ve been talking to the police today about their plans for the weekend. yes, football is added into the mix. there are other things in the next, but our focus has to be absolutely solely on the safety and security of our communities, and that is exactly

they're out there every day securing their communities. they know the terrain, they know the people. more importantly, they know the local laws if you are in a state where it's open carry we're going to rely on them to enforce local laws. i as a federal agent cannot go out there and enforce the laws of the commonwealth of pennsylvania. i need those state and local law enforcement officers. so i would push back on that with respect to leveraging other federal partners when we were in the department of treasury. and i was a brand new agent, i would stand post during a campaign year with agents from atf, irs criminal investigations we were all one big happy family customs customs moved over to dhs, just like we did we do this every four years. we rely on those partners. we use them during national special security events like the democratic national convention, the united nations general assembly, the presidential inauguration. those are whole of government security operations, which the secret service is the lead planning for and we're going

the last thing, work with us for ways to drive security. i don't like saying the market has failed but the market has proven it is not driving by design what we need. this model was described is not so as we explore ways to get into your product, work with us and understand the why. >> not going be acronym. the thoughts and harmonization. i have to be careful because it is close to. what i can say about that, i got the report and i was like i don't want to read this, is probably going to be boring so they did an excellent job of turning away forward but i don't think i could go to deeper except policy did an excellent job and i believe the second to address this and focus on what we know is an issue both within the u.s. and international and really understand the environmental. >> finish were restarted so 2025 kenya 2024 -- 25. the capacity for criminal actors have national input canola core security in the collection of risk or the colonial pipeline and they have a significant ability in our economy and new cycle. resilience is psychologic

in terms of the security aspect, quad security networks last year. it explained that the security risks leaked to technologies, account for only 4% of the entire system. it also made it clear that those risks can be mitigated through appropriate measures such as following the checklist attached. in terms of energy estimates suggest it will reduce energy consumption by a maximum of 50%. it is good that we've been observing the adoption in 4g and 5g commercial networks in japan, the uk, germany and here in the united states. in order to further promote open man, we see opportunities for bilateral cooperation between japan and u.s. and supporting deployment in third countries and in continuing to promote the importance of openness and interoperability. in fact, we have collaborated and multilateral -- occasions and, therefore, interagency cooperation and the government between the cooperation. in the future of our infrastructure is not limited to terrestrial mobile communications. we need to show a network vision for me on 5g which is not only an extens

solve the tasks assigned to it to ensure national security.e has chosen us and we will do everything to make the sky above... security council of the republic of belarus 30 years on the same team. don't miss it today on our evening broadcast. and another anniversary. today is the 30th anniversary of the national state television and radio company. over the course of several decades , bel tv and radio company has become a brand of the country. and all the products produced by the media holding rightfully deserve the people's popularity. i love how you managed to stay afloat even in the most difficult times of the country’s independent history, who today creates television and radio broadcasts in nina mazheiko’s report. bt know, bt watch, bt listen, seven television buttons 13. radio stations have a huge audience and online community, but this was not always the case. on july 20, 1994 , alexander luk became the president of the republic of belarus. in the information environment has become a very effective tool in the implementation of the state

treasury securities. effort to make the market safer and y in the market which is massive, the fcc proposat all trading and government securities would have to be cleared. that that we do. so you're already have done all speaking updating the program and to to continue trading. so beyond that, there are a nuofíátools that we're building up for lenders to help with the transition.been a major area of focus for us. it's something that we knew was coming and prepared for this team has understood that as well. and has been a number of years now. a third major fcc rule 10c1 which is a, it's actually just delayed again indefinitely, but it is that is coming that willinto the security lending market. what it will essentially do obligation on the bny er of data points related to the effort to increase market transparency. in the eurozone, we already something like that again. so this is something that we're doing for that's something that we will continue to do with no impact so those are some of the biggest thin

social security and union pensions are anything but secure. the last thing that americans need is for lawmakers to try to put more of their retirement savings into accounts that they neither own nor control and which are managed by groups of people who repeatedly put their own personal incentives above workers and retirees well-being, to help improve financial security of all americans including younger workers who face the greatest financial struggles today, policymakers should enact universal savings accounts so that it's simpler and easier for americans to save for all types of expected and thank you. life events. >> thank you very much. first, you almost nailed your five minutes let me just complement you. now i have the pleasure to introduce mr. stevenson, president of retirement solution nationwide bringing more than 17 years of experience havingg joined nationwide in 2006, he holds bachelor of business administration and finance from the university of oklahoma and masters of business administration degree from northwestern university. h

i believe that everyone in the security - security forces?curity up apparatus that was responsible for those should be brought tojustice. they should face accountability. they should face accountabili . they should face accountabili , accountability. so you can see that those _ accountability. so you can see that those things _ accountability. so you can see that those things happen - accountability. so you can see that those things happen to? | accountability. so you can see i that those things happen to? we in the past had denials from your mother's government and the party these even happened? we had tried to bring things to justice. if you will remember, when the first reports of extrajudicial killings surface, our government had tried and sentenced one of the sons of our own ministers for the trial of a traditional —— extra judicial killings. many of us actually, a lot of us, i am learning for the first time as well, because i believe, no, our law enforcement agencies do not allow this, the people in the chain of command perhaps went too

with the obstacles to security. with the smugglers, nayel reached the grace of martyrdom, i would like to tell you that now that i am talking to you , the funeral of this high-ranking martyr, dear viewers. the family of this martyr is here. when i was talking to his daughter, she said that she misses her father . the father said that my son is a hero. yes, these heroes ensure the security and peace of our city, our province, and our country. in order to establish security in the fight against traffickers, a young man was run over with the traffickers' car, and he was hospitalized in imam rezai hospital in tabriz for several days, and died according to his mother. martyrdom was his wish, he was martyred. of course , i must say that he will be martyred at approximately 10:30 in his hometown, bonab city. thank you very much , mr. rangsaz, thank you for your explanation . we send greetings and salutations to the long spirit of martyr bahman marandi and all martyrs who defend security, be with us. the left is my heart. g

security. and also, when the people called in and say trump never served in the military, well, bill clinton, obama and joe biden, they never served either and biden got deferments. >> kenneth do you think the commander and chief should have military experience? >> no, i do not think that is a requirement. i think that common sense and intelligence are the two main things and also, when people called in and say, i'm going to church tomorrow -- could they pray for the unborn babies that are being murdered all of the time? >>

sfers has lending securities or recall securities if we think it ability to vote proxies.ditional featurethe cash release credit facilities. this credit facilities allows to borrow reinvestment account up to certain limits. this facilities onal tool of sfers framework. it was not used dar 2024. now i will ask mike to level marketing trends. >> thanks alo and alo mentioned a few things that factor into revenue. buzz when into the program and market wide there were a few major drivers there. one was volatility and the so as r of good portion of the revenue, is d from investing that cash collateral income type fund. credit interest rates have been up the last couple of years, athe pandemic era but we've been seeing, we been seeing consistent rate hikes throughout the course so what that really serves to do program and as we went through the last fiyear, you had going into the lendar year-end, a lot of wall street participant looking shore up financing for the calendar year turn and what that served the spread that were generated l. once we got through 131 and 2024, you began to see participa

of creating the first concept of national security of the republic of beross. this concept was approved on march 27, 1995 . 2004-2006. as the future head of the administration, i received instructions from the head of state, which means i gave the command to go to the security website. new threats have appeared. the first sanctions against the republic of belarus had already begun, it was necessary to more seriously address issues of economic security outside the republic of belarus. during that period, we actively began to work on building what would probably so stripes of good neighborly states along a distant arc. the issue was resolved in latin america and africa. we have built very good contacts with venezuela, ecuador, brazil, bolivia, nicaragua, cuba. maybe i'll pass on this, maybe a small moment. in the morning i fly to venezuela and my first meeting is with huga chavas, he knows absolutely nothing about belarusians. knew, the soviet union knew, the russian federation knew, and they literally begin to explain belarus, telling what belarus was like as pa

the security of this route. procession and services are provided for the welfare of pilgrims every year more and more on the route and in the city of samarra. navid salemzadeh of samar tv news agency. the managing director of the health insurance organization announced the payment of claims of private pharmacies in july. mr. nashi said that the demands related to ardibehesht in the section are enough. and will be paid to pharmacies in the coming days, god willing haymon has been sent to the inpatient wards for eight months , which will be paid to public and private centers immediately after the end of april 1403. the representative of russia in the united nations said that the united states has been holding the security council hostage with its veto power and preventing a ceasefire for months. to be the representative of russia also said: any agreement on the ceasefire in gaza should include the clause that the united states will stop sending billions of military aid to israel. in the meeting of the security cou

and how that does affect not only us national security, but also economic security. the other goal of this meeting was to try and, or rather the 2 days of meetings was to try and send the message ahead of the us election in november. but if the common le harris is the correct us, vice president in the, by the ministration is to become the next president of the united states. but she does have the experience of dealing with chinese leaders that she would be able to carry on what is currently a somewhat stable relationship between the united states and china. the message that was sent by the national security adviser is that harris chairs biden's view of what has been under joe biden, a responsible managing of the complexities of the us china relationship. and, but she shares what joe biden shares, and that is that they believe that a high level of communication is the best way to manage the friction points and tension between the 2 nations. now all of this comes ahead of what we expect will be a high level conversation between the 2 leaders. not only is the us preside

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and security, border security, the — country, safety and security, border security, the economy, etca is— security, the economy, etc, and the media is giving hera pass, they security, the economy, etc, and the media is giving her a pass, they not encouraging — media is giving her a pass, they not encouraging her to do any... is about— encouraging her to do any... is about 30— encouraging her to do any... is about 30 days now she is not had any media _ about 30 days now she is not had any media conferences like donald trump has had _ media conferences like donald trump has had so— media conferences like donald trump has had. so what he needs to do is stay focused on what the issues are that's— stay focused on what the issues are that's impacting the american public, — that's impacting the american public, and that's the economy number— public, and that's the economy number one, safety and security is number— number one, safety and security is number two — number one, safety and security is numbertwo and then number one, safety and security is number two and then echoes down the list a

rowe: there was a secure room and a unified command post. we had pennsylvania state police officers, a representative in our security room. no, there was not. >> [indiscernible] dir. rowe: that was unique. as i understand it, that is an emergency management model that they used. in that conversation with our special agent in charge in the field, we need to rethink where we put our secure room. the large majority of our partners are in a unified command post in a different location, we need to be there. we have to rethink where we put our security rooms, and we are doing that now, moving forward. >> thanks so much. congress delayed consideration of the budget for fiscal year 2025. they want to know more about secret service needs. can you be specific about what resource needs there may be, particularly when we are looking at the technology issues? dir. rowe: we have had tremendous support from the department of homeland security and from the secretary. given this dynamic high threat environment, we are upgrading. we can meet this now. it is g

a safe, secure effective nuclear deter as well as to allies and partners national security adviser jake sullivan said last or the arms control association, we do not need to numerically can pace our competitor or had by warhead or outnumber the combined total forces to deter them. in fact, just the opposite we are committed to feeling only what is required to credibly deter adversaries and help the american people and our allies and partners. nsc senior director noted earlier this year this idea cuts both ways. absent the change in the nuclear trajectory of north korea we may reach a point a change in the size or posture the deployed capabilities may be necessary if our adversaries continue down the current path. only the president can make that decision. but if that point comes it will because he or she has concluded such changes are needed to deter adversaries, defend the united states to meet her commitments to allies and partners. we seek a smart and flexible posture achievement may deploy more than we feel today. part of a smart and flexible posture is making sure we have the deter

we continue to look at the needs of the ukrainian military, assess the security situation and try to respond to their needs. and this is a process that has been going on since the very beginning to this day. in this way, we make appropriate decisions about weapons that we provide to ukraine, as well as regarding. restrictions, if any, that we impose on the use of these weapons. mr. general, how does the presence of the f-16 change our positions on the front line and in general in the ukrainian sky? it is clear that these are the latest, compared to our planes, the newest planes, although they were in use, obviously, but these are the planes that will usher in a new era of ukrainian aviation. what does this era bring to ukraine? while the situation on the front line does not change, the change of the situation is really in the air, because their pilots are being adapted to our theater of war, they must to gain experience, on the one hand, and on the other hand, it is done in such a way that we do not lose these planes, such. conflict of interests, since this aircraft was developed as

we address common security challenges in the region together. defense cooperation is just one aspect of our comprehensive collaboration with russia, which also includes political, economic and other areas. this partnership is very promising. this year the event has been updated emphasize the implementation of tasks related to special military operations. the forum showcases weapons and equipment actively used in the ukrainian conflict, as well as modernized versions of existing products and advanced weaponry. the duration of the forum has been reduced to 3 days with limited mass attendance. the 10th forum is taking place against the backdrop of fierce fighting in the kursk and belgrad regions of russia in which huge number of nato mercenaries are taking part. as well as severe escalation in the international arena. marina kartonova, press tv, kubinka, moscow region. the palestine resistance movements have condemned recent storming of alaxa mosk by israeli settlers. hamas said desacration of the islamic holy site is in line with israel's continue