the russian security services, all this are controlled. the army, but it was all these vis. brain show was a military content that isn't one of the big. ready department of the f as b, and they have their own people. everybody in every military department, never a military unit. so for the military, it's not actually an option. it's also not an option for the security services, because what they're pushing and just for his own security as to security. and just, and they just that the protection person that if you were pushing though, who's loyalty, do you think you could now count on? and conditionally i think his personal security services, he has the service of the protection of the president. miss. people are close to him and also his, he has is the federal protection service. again this people are both tockets if provides and protection for him. and for high level officials. and usually these people are allowed to him won't be inside is in the system. people in top positions who are looking at the poor performance of the army, looking

and that caused a lot of confusion inside of the security services. and people inside are not really happy because the way the war is going. and they blamed just one guy, was in there for that. doesn't he risk turning some of them into powerful enemies against him? after all, is a pretty ruthless system, isn't it? yes, it is. but the thing is bad about russian security agencies and the army. they do not have a tradition tool conspire to be honest. the last time the russian military tried to have some sort of code that was probably in the 19th century where 5, if father bore bolt off this embrace the nation 25 and the didn't go well for them . the russian security services, all this controls the army of us. all this is brain. i was the military content that isn't one of the big. ready department of the f as b, and they have their own people, m provide in every military department and never a military unit. so for the military, it's not actually an option. it's also not an option for the security services, because what the push and just for his own secu

the russian security services, all this are controlled. the army, but it was all these vis. brain show was a military content that isn't one of the biggest department of the f as b, and they have their own people everywhere in every military department. never a military unit. so for the military, it's not actually an option, it's also not an option for the security services, because what they're pushing, just for his own security as to security agents just. and they just that the protection person that if you were put in though who's loyalty, do you think you could now count on unconditionally? i think his personal security services. he has the service of the protection of the president. these people are close to him and also his, he has is the federal protection service. again this people are both talked to if provides and protection for him. and for high level officials. and usually these people are very low to him. what they be inside is in the system, people in top positions who are looking at the poor performance of the army, looking

the russian security services, all this are controlled. the army, but it was all these vis. brain show was a military content that isn't one of the biggest department of the f as b, and they have their own people every provide in every military department, never a military unit. so for the military, it's not actually an option, it's also not an option for the security services because what the mirror puts you in just for his own security as to security and just, and they just that the protection person that if you were put in though who's loyalty? do you think you could now count on unconditionally? i think his personal security services. he has the service of the protection of the president. these people are close to him and also his he has is the federal protection service. again, this people are both talk to if provides and protection for him. and so high level officials and usually these people are very low to him. when they be inside is in the system. people in top positions who are looking at the poor performance of the army, looking

s b and other security services of the right to travel abroad. so they already lost some of a privileges. they also, they do not have a disability rights to have property abroad. so based on the some sort of not depression, but some, some sort of pressure from the president quite some time. so they have to buy their loyalty. doesn't to with something yes. yes, absolutely. yeah. they have been joined good salaries and all that. but it means that fan not feeling themselves independent. they are the instrument but as but was made very clear about them. so you can see them in every criminal case against the political opposition of the rest of the lease. but van, not actin independently. whatever happens with pooty, and there's no sign of any liberal faction waiting in the wings to take over. is there none whatsoever not to look and doesn't exist? and to be honest, if it's a whole bad, say as a rationale golf now might be while rebel, just because they've put on those attractions all, it's not a really option here. base people because their last a con

these uncertain times require leadership with a leader that works with the security services and can be trusted to say the right things to the diplomacy and provide security for the british people. instead while they increase there's over 50% while the android profit and access and with russian oligarchs and while neglecting the security of the british people and remember, mrk down. can the deputy prime minister look them in the eye and say that it's still in their best interest? >> the impact and record close we've also shown and the humanitarian route that has 100,000 sponsors while in the eco- chamber. >> it was good to see my right honorable friend that they have enduring physical deeds with funding and a shortfall because some participating failed to meet the contribution. the international criminal court is only as good as its parts so what can the government do to ensure that one day russian military commanders in ukraine can expect to stand trial? >> speaking to we will be coming forward with financial and technical support and i think the whole house would want them to know i

small group of elites who have been under sanctions for some time, including the head of the security services, the defense minister, the head of the security council, and the head of foreign intelligence. that is pretty much putin's war cabinet. the sanctions for them have a somewhat different effect. they have no expectation that they will ever be accepted in western society the way that his economic elites have been. it looks like they are willing to really tie their fate to putin's decision to invade ukraine, and it would be very difficult to peel them off. host: to reiterate what you just said in your piece you said this about sanctions. they will stoke broader economic uncertainty potentially erasing one of putin's greatest achievements. the real damage to the russian economy will come less from sanctions and the entrenchment in power of those who resist modernization and it will widen the gap between those who want to bring the russian economy into the 21st century and those who do not. i've heard russia's economy, size-wise, compared to italy. no knock on italy, but why does vladimir p

a leader that works with the security services, can be trusted to say the right things for british diplomacyand provide security for the british people. instead we have historic use before us, rate hikes, they hiked taxes on 27 million working people while the supers uber rich increase their wealth. they want energy prices to rise 50%, companies enjoy profits they didn't even expect and concord with russian oligarchs and luxury villas while neglecting the security of the british people. remember, in lockdown, were unable to see their dying loved ones. the british prime minister look the british people in the eye and say the government is working in their best interests? >> mr. speaker i will tell you what we have done. 1000 russian individuals sanctions, $45 billion, the impact of the sanctions and diplomatic efforts, the ruble plummeting, the russian stock market at record lows doubling interest rates which we've shown, we have also shown the big hearted experience with 5500 visas and the humanitarian group, 100,000 sponsors to take ukrainian family to these homes in her social media echo c

news from ukraine. russia's defense ministry has announced that it is ready to hit ukrainian security services and information and psychological operation center facilities and key with high precision weapons in order to suppress information attacks against russia. and while moscow says it does everything, it can to avoid hitting civilian areas. it's advising all citizens to leave the area since the beginning of the special military operation, the number of information attacks on various state institutions of the russian federation of increased many times over. cool, the constantly made the russian citizens with threats of physical elimination as well as about mining schools, kindergartens, row way, stations, and other social infrastructure facilities. information attack so much carried out by the 72nd main center of information and psychological operations of the ukrainian armed forces, as well as by sober operations units of the security service of ukraine using hardware and software systems and communication facilities in key of, in order to suppress information attacks against russia, the

he was detained by the security service of ukraine in his he of apartment without charge. now, my dad is in the luke young ascii romance center, but no charge has been still brought. dmitri gent, gear of a well known ukraine and political commentator, who strongly criticized zalinski, or were alleged like of leadership use to appear on line with regular, our long video analysis. one day he appeared in a short video, strangely dressed, and lookin exhausted in the recording, he addressed rushes leadership using the same regardless of the military campaign, result that will never be any acceptance of russia. no sympathy, no positive attitude towards the russian federation. its armed forces and to a large extent, ordinary citizens, viewers in common sections suggested he was captured, hand recorded the video under duress and to those that believe the threat is exaggerated. here's the governor of ukraine's nikolai region. reminders of, do you know that we are already forming a list of traitors? there are not many of them, but they stay. they are preparing to help the occupiers

this requires leadership, a leader that works with the security services. and say the right things. and provide security for the british people. instead, mr. speaker, we have the soriest skews of a government before us. they have had 27 million working people and increased their wealth. they watched energy prices rose and they didn't accept and russian oligarchs and villas of the british people. and remember, mr. speaker, and lockdown and -- [look the british people in the eye that the government is doing the best in their interests. >> i tell you what this prime minister has done. and individual samptioned and combined well, $45 billion wealth. and the ruble plummeted. and double the interest rate and shown mr. speaker the government and this nation with the 5, 500 granted to ukranians and the humanitarian route which has 100,000 sponsors applying to take ukranian and she is in her social media echo chamber. >> thank you, mr. speaker. it was great to see he visited the international criminal court but they have difficulties with funding. there was a shortfall in their budget. and t

the federal security service miner rybnikov took no casualties, no wounded, no dead. i hope the cool one will also be delayed. rubtsov is gone. damn it's worse for him to put on the wanted list. looks like they didn't get caught. how did you find out that i would be in the medical center, and i monitored the info from the photo that the security guard called the cops to the medical center, because i recognized you and rushed. quick-witted try to understand you. tea just tea there is no vodka, i would suggest it, yes, and a sober look is good, it won’t hurt me on life. i am i don't understand why they took pictures of her. what were you afraid of? well, what does she know? something? she can tell someone, yes, if she knew, she would tell me. the first photo is near the medical center, in principle, it is logical that everything began there. call him and find out where he is tomorrow, what can i say? i don't know , come up with something. hello eldar nailevich. sorry for the late call, i'm worried about the top 100 magazine. your clinic is in the top 10 in the city. we

and targeting from some degree of retaliation from either russian cybercriminals or russian security services and so in your world, are you seeing those companies beef up their defenses? >> absolutely. we've been working with a number of companies here in the u.s. and in europe, over the last several weeks to help them -- you know understand what's coming, and you know whether you like it or not, business is usual in russia just not a thing anymore. and additional pressures that you see things like professor fled from yale school of management maintaining a list, of companies that have stayed in russia and so as these companies are making decisions to leave, they have to think about data, retention requirements, backups, hardening devices that may be in russia so they can't be compromised by the security services and protecting some of the intellectual property that may still reside within russia. >> that -- i want to pivot to ukraine two questions, first of all, what is the current status of whatever russian government hackers are doing if that's the right word doing in ukraine? and to your

russia's defense ministry warned that it is going to strike technological objects of ukraine security services. a calling on all local residents, especially those leaving nearby release stations to immediately leave their homes and all that they are. we're going to do in order to prevent information attack against russia. here is the official statement information attack so much a carried up by the 72nd main sensor of information and psychological operations of the ukrainian armed forces, as well as bus. so bo parishioner units of the security service of ukraine using hardware and software systems and communication facilities in key if in order to suppress information attacks against russia, the technological facilities of the ukrainian security service on the 72nd main center of information of psychological operations. and key of will be hit with high precision weapons. we colon ukrainian citizens who are recruited by ukranian nationalists to carry out provocations against russia as well as residents of ki, of living near the really hubs to leave their homes. it sparked and made it reaction o

you have professional spies and model, let me healed by your, your security services. so it is not a very successful, but it gives you the in the control it, he's old. don't you know, he's also well in lights of these, these allegations. where do you see these talks going from here? obviously has not had much success so far. well, a lot of colds are still associated with the stocks because it is absurd. know that most radio co, ukrainian nation. there's no one would think it possible just to go, you know, 11 years ago now i would imagine air war, you know, on the green and no one would imagine that your region would be each other. the west may be lining this process, saying that this is some kind of depends on the model when it is yes current, and that's all defense. so all of that we were with a negotiated settlement. there is no doubt about that. the problem with that, with the people that the motion might take the wrong well, yes, i think the water, everyone by surprise. so you're saying you believe that there will be a negotiated settlement. now, obviously we know

and most importantly, there is still a branch of the security service of ukraine, the security servicethe way, is not in solidarity with the sbu in many respects. how famous is she there is a split between them, since the sbu, in principle, would often be ready to lay down its arms. but the css of the security service does not want in any way. names do not control drug trafficking and secret income from the sale of coal and child prostitution in ukraine, they occupy one of the first places in europe if they are in the world, and so on. and let's talk about what kind of prison it is, and i propose now to contact a person who, unfortunately, was there , but fortunately still escaped from there. this is a journalist. elena flea elena is in touch with us now e hello. you wrote an amazing book, which is called 90 days in captivity yesterday, when i tried to get acquainted with it somehow, i held back tears and was amazed, that is, the steadfastness with which you spent all this time. e. tell us the details of how you were captured then. yes , good afternoon. it all started on august 2, 2014

his doubts only grew when his former colleagues in the security services reacted to his investigation. >> (translated): they were telling me, "don't dig into it, otherwise you will get imprisoned yourself," and then specifically, they were telling me in a straightforward way, "just leave it if you don't want to have trouble," and i was saying that, "well, i'm the former investigator and i have experience and i can help. i can run my own investigation." >> narrator: but there would be many obstacles placed in the way of an investigation. >> the russian government destroyed all the evidence in the case of the earlier bombings. no sooner had the bombings taken place than bulldozers showed up to remove the rubble, including human remains. and in that case, they destroyed the crime scene. >> narrator: but the troubling questions about the bombings were really fueled by what happened here a few days later, in a town outside moscow called ryazan. >> a fifth bomb was discovered in the basement of an apartment building in ryazan by watchful inhabitants of that building, and that bomb was defus

do you hear, fedya, no one asks anything about us, the head of the security service. i already fired, so there were no questions. well, when the next one orients himself, you will already leave, and with our passports that our passports will be ready tonight, everything without me. well, i spoke for fedor, as for stone wall, and you will succeed it will not work. listen, you are there when you settle down over the hill, so you let me know, otherwise i will worry. let me get there first. ok, bye. thank you we can grab coffee and croissants on the way. now excuse me yes zhen listen guys from petrograd, intercepted fake passports, others are so good. and where and when they were going to hand them over , the real one says that today at 17:00 the fifty-first cell was supposed to leave them. luggage storage in europe has become excellent, we'll take them there. come on, thanks, breakfast is cancelled. no, no, no way. before 5:00 pm. i am completely free. about what is happening on the field in the newspapers they will write only tomorrow the debriefing will be tomorrow con

there under the guise of refugees, and this saboteurs, for example, spoke about the task of the security service eliminate an opposition deputy in berdyansk. the verkhovna rada showed the alleged assassins a cache where the american sniper weapon was hidden a rifle with a sight and a tactical butt in the same lesnoy there were no grenades with fuses for a walkie-talkie telephone and sim cards the saboteur claims a similar task was given to several more people their search continues aleksey ivanov valentin stukanov natalia sidorova channel one, berdyansk ukraine turkish military defused a mine that they found this morning in the black sea near the border with bulgaria, details until all is revealed , what is known is a special forces group working on the spot. this is not the first ammunition, which faced by turkish sappers about similar finds were reported last week. after that, the minesweepers of the turkish navy took up permanent duty in the region, perhaps one of the mines that the ukrainian military installed on the approaches to the black sea ports of the russian fsb previously reported th

in 1998 he appoints him to be the director of the federal security service which is the main successorrganization to the kgb. >> putin emerged on the scene, no one anticipated him. >> unfortunately he was a drunkard and he had a cricket family. his worry was how to get out of the presidency and without facing arrest and prison. only the fsp. >> he thought it would be a good thing to make a deal with putin to make him president. >> in addition putin promised the oligarchs of the yeltsin that he would let them keep their wealth. that is why putin was chosen. he was absolutely insignificant, he was colorless he had no political experience, there was an expression that he had the charisma of a lizard but yeltsin could rely on him. in the fall of 1999 yeltsin announced he is appointing putin as prime minister and he sees him as his potential successor as president. september yeltsin had a conversation with bill clinton and he told clinton vladimir putin is good to be the next president he's a good man and very solid you will have a good relationship and you will work with him. >> putin didn

and also people from the security services.e. >> do your sources indicate that they had specific intelligence about presidents ellen ski, intelligence that would lead them to believe that zelenskyy would flee instead of standing in fighting, as he has done? >> yes, something like that. we actually believed that zelenskyy would be afraid to respond with force to the russian invasion. and that they believed that the whole bureaucracy of ukraine would collapse immediately. that is why our strikes were followed by the immediate attack of the troops. that does not make sense militarily speaking. but -- everybody in the russian bureaucracy expected the ukrainian military to collapse quickly. >> andrei soldatov, thank you for joining us tonight. we appreciate it. >> thank you. >> coming, up we will bring you an extended, uninterrupted version of what senator cory booker had to say in -- the hearing, leaving her fighting back tears. that is next. is next with a plant-based adaptogen, helps alleviate stress on skin. so you can get back

he was detained by the security service of ukraine in his he as apartment without charge. now my dad is in the louisiana, he remains center, but no charge has been still brought. dmitri john gear of a well known ukrainian political commentator who strongly criticized zalinski or alleged like of leadership use to appear on line with regular, our long video analysis. one day he appeared in a short video, strangely dressed, and looking exhausted in the recording, he addressed rushes, leadership, musician mo, regardless of the military campaign result that will never be any acceptance of russia. no sympathy, no positive attitude towards the russian federation. it's on forces and to a large extent, ordinary citizens over the years in common sections suggested he was captured and recorded the video under duress and to those that believe the threat is exaggerated . here is the governor of ukraine's nikolai region, reminders of you know, that we're already forming a list of traitors. there are not many of them, but they stay. they are preparing to help the occupiers and are alread

use la mancha alex on dakota. kosky was one of the commanders of the ukrainian security services alpha group and annette's. he was regularly sent to keep on detach service and was well aware of the situation in the protest, written streets by february 2014. the situation on my dan had escalated seriously from give me a lot. nothing on the screen is up on the screen. you the new molly page, there's almost more than the holistic with your phone and you've been with us could well, it will be subtle, jim. yep. i'll get you a model from that is when you look at the moment please. yes. is it a little bit of a bullet number done? bla, la wouldn't you are the super. she was to live level of some of the problem. i haven't finished up with your c p. u. when you mentioned that you said when, but he bought them google chrome, you debina usually together. but once you go neutral, so when you look in the choices here we go for a potomac unless you could keep them guilty to a proposal. but yeah, we do it to work with a boy, but i'm not sure, but i'm still east of his number is a little ship when you

alex on dakota kosky was one of the commanders of the ukrainian security services alpha group and jeanette's. he was regularly sent to keep on detach service and was well aware of the situation in the protest. written streets by february 2014. the situation on my dan had escalated seriously from albany me, but there also was in was doing a lot nothing on the screen is up on the new the new mall. okay. so is there more than the holistic with your phone and you've been with you and you both good. well is will be problem. yeah. because of you see the model from that his name which is little to mom. yeah. it's just a couple of them through some bla mala, wouldn't you or do you believe she was still negative level of some of the probably on my way them finish up with your super lawyer and you mentioned that you said when, but he bought them google chrome you do that, you would get them, but once you go mutual, so when you have a choices here we go for a potomac unless you could keep them guilty to a preschool. so but yeah, we do work with a boy of the machine, but i'm still not e, so pissing them

some evidence given by the security services to the manchester arena inquiry has been held in secret ty. the family say it's made it hard to know if more could have been done to prevent the attack. questions need to be answered. why weren't you more prepared? why weren't things changed from 7/7, which we're going back many, many years? why do we keep losing our loved ones? good to meet you. and thank you for attending. thank you for coming. in 2017, lord anderson was asked by the government to review the handling of abedi. he was given access inside m15. i personally have a problem with our government and m15 in the handling of the abedi family prior to 2017 and the opportunities missed. it was an appalling atrocity. we spend £3 billion a year in this country on counterterrorism and that night it didn't work. mi5 admitted, to me, at least two things they got wrong. the first thing was when early in 2017 they received intelligence and they interpreted it as probably drugs or organised crime — and not something to do with terrorism or national security. then the second thing was that wh

, to ensure that _ and security services, to ensure that real — and security services, to ensurereadful act of terror. today is not quite the end. _ this dreadful act of terror. today is not quite the end. as - this dreadful act of terror. today is not quite the end. as we - this dreadful act of terror. today | is not quite the end. as we heard there, later this year, the inquiry will publish its final findings and recommendations, two reports on the way. the aim is always been to get to the truth of what happened to understand what mistakes were made and why and to learn the lessons, because what has been uncovered here over the last 18 months may well help stop a future terrorist atrocity or at the very least improve the way that the authorities respond if and when and attacked does happen again. —— if and when an attack does happen again. the high court in the indian state of karnataka has upheld a ban on wearing the hijab at school, following weeks of protests. muslim girls who were told they couldn't attend classes wearing their headscarves had gone to court to fight for the

. fewer people at this moment are going out of the country. israel's prime minister says the security services will ramp up intelligence operations after 3 attacks killed 11 people in a week. now tale bennett also announced the creation of a new board. a brigade unit was high. oh, when as many police have released these 40 cam video of the most recent attack, showing officers confronting the gunman in tuesday, shooting, 5 people were killed and the benet rock on the eastern outskirts of television. thousands of people had attended their burials and security forces remain on high alert to the attacks have now been claimed by iso and a temporary cease fire has begun in yemen on the 1st day of talks to end, the war, which took place without the hootie rebels the group is boy call cigna negotiations because they're being held and saudi arabia, one of the main players in the war. despite the hans, it's hendo, the who these have offered a prisoner swore and a 3 day holt, 2 attacks. all the saudi led coalition has an, as the cease far the muslim holy month of ramadan. those are your top stories stay

the difference in his case is that they turn to the security services for advice.h of march that they finally got that advice, and they met to discuss it in a committee room in parliament and were so disturbed by it, they immediately wrote to the prime minister saying that they felt deeply uncomfortable about this nomination — would you please reconsider or would you consider an alternative which they propose. and he did indeed end up becoming a peer. that is right. two days after that report was discussed, evgeny lebedev met with borisjohnson in downing street. and borisjohnson pushed his name through. evgeny lebedev took his seat later that year. lionel, you would have watched the entrance of the lebedevs into high society — what did you make of it at the time and what do you think about it now? i had lunch with evgeny lebedev when he asked me about what he should be doing as a proprietor as well as with the evening standard. i also met the father in moscow in 2008 on a trip where he was very much the man in jeans with the very expensive leather shoes. nothing wr