the operation was carried out by special forces of the state committee for national security, they capturedavy special equipment, and during his arrest he offered armed resistance. the state committee for national security of kyrgyzstan confirmed the liquidation with return fire. footage of chikalbaev’s funeral in chelponot appeared online. kalbaev was one of the most authoritative representatives of the criminal world of the entire post-soviet space in the united states, they gave 5 million dollars for his capture. kalibaev was called the watcher of kyrgyzstan. it is reported that. yaponchik and grandfather hassan, kalbaev were repeatedly placed in custody, but each time they were released, he had connections among politicians, in kyrgyzstan there was no way without this, let’s discuss the possible consequences of the death of kolya kyrgyz, firstly, what is remarkable about the figure of kamchik albaev kolya kyrgyz? well, in fact, there was a legendary personality, what is irrefutable and indisputable is that all three called revolutions in kyrgyzstan, 2005, 2010, 2020, everywhere the crim

the operation was carried out by special forces of the state committee for national security, they capturedusing heavy special equipment, and during his arrest he offered armed resistance. the state committee for national security of kyrgyzstan confirmed the liquidation with return fire. online footage appeared from kombaev’s funeral in chelponot. kalbaev was one of the most authoritative representatives. criminal world of the entire post-soviet space, in the united states they gave 5 million dollars for his capture. kalbaev was called the watcher of kyrgyzstan. it is reported that he was allegedly crowned in 2008 personally by the japanese and grandfather hasan. kalbaev was repeatedly placed in custody, but was released each time. he had connections among politicians. in kyrgyzstan it would have been impossible without this. let's discuss the possible consequences of the death of kolya kyrgyz. firstly, what is remarkable about the figure of komchik. if kyrgyzstan, well, in fact, was a legendary personality, what is irrefutable and indisputable is that in all three so -called revolutions in

the head of the state committee for national security, kamchebek tashiev, also made an appeal, callingng with criminals; in his post , he appealed to businessmen, foreign investors and simply traders to stop the vicious practice, no more financial ties with crime. we will discuss this situation in more detail with norlan desaliev, an expert on regional security issues and a veteran of the special forces kyrgyzstan. was it a surprise for you to see such a powerful attack by the security forces in kyrgyzstan on criminality? what do you think it might be connected with? you know, i would not use the word roll-up, in this case it is taking place, but a planned operation, and the government bloc, the security bloc, in particular the special services of the kryzha republic, to eliminate all kinds of risk factors that could lead to destabilization of the situation in the republic, the fact is that organized criminal groups, as has already been reported, have already reached a new supranational level of organized crime groups very actively began to invade such areas as cargo transportation, lo

committee that we have a process in place for the seamless transition. there is nothing more nonpartisan and bipartisan than the national interests and national security of the united states of america and this committee certainly leads us forward in that regard. together we appreciate working with you, mr. chairman. thank you for having the hearing today. it is in the interest to promote economic freedom which lifts hundreds of millions out of poverty and achieves shared prosperity. it's also in our strategic interest to protect economic freedom from encouragement by the authoritarian regimes that seek to undermine free markets. that's why in 2018, congress authorized the creation of the corporation an agency with a unique authority to make the finance more efficient, effective and impactful. i am concerned, however, about the ability to balance the dual mandate to advance and protect economic freedom particularly when the administration seeks to use to promote its agenda. at times it appears some people have forgotten the development is an event in the name. it comes as no surprise the administration and colleagues are eager to put the resources to work in specific regi

stated by a council representative. us national security john kirby. however, the budget money will only last for 2 months, and american taxpayers are not happy from such expenses. the opec plus ministerial monitoring committeeill discuss hydrocarbon production volumes today. the meeting will be held via video conference. experts believe that the restrictions currently in force will remain in place. the german press writes about the failure of western sanctions against moscow. well reports: the disappearance of most goods from the russian market should have turned the population against the authorities, but this did not happen. moreover, many german companies remained to operate in russia. new precision strikes are being delivered to territory of ukraine. powerful explosions occurred today in krivoy rog and near kharkov. an air raid alert was announced in several regions of the country. dnepropetrovsk, poltava, sumy, kirovograd, nikolaev, cherkassy, ​​and also not... kherson and zaporozhye regions. ukrainian internet channels report damage to a number of industrial and military facilities that serve the needs of the ssu. in the southern donetsk direction, the russian military destroyed a concentration of mil

states. and to me blinking and the secretary of defense, lloyd austin, and washing cindy safe. fiance will protest happened when blinking at austin, testified to the senate appropriations committee on vitamins, national security requests for a $105000000000.00 us dollars for both aid to ukraine and israel as well as tough a us border security. how does your customer has the latest? is us secretary of state and to the blinking lobby congress for more military support to israel protestors calling for a cease fire and gaza interrupted him at least 8 times the hearing before the senate appropriations committee was pause briefly as the protesters were removed and blinking to acknowledge the growing calls for a cease fire con, coming from after this and some portions of the american public. all of us are committed to the protection of civilian life. all of us know, the suffering that is taking place as we speak. all of us are determined to see it, but all of us know, imperative. a standing up with our allies and partners when they're security, when they're democracies or threat. lincoln describing graphic detail the deaths of as rarely civilians when they were attacked by his loss on october 7th, he did not describe in any deta

state of the union. this is representative mike turner of ohio on the committee on intelligence. he is the chair and he shows support for a package that addressed national security concerns brought up by the lack of a house speaker. [video clip] >> i do support the package. it is important we move forward to stand up against the authoritarian regimes that are trying to undermine democracies that are our allies. i think we should be more focused on russia as a threat to the united states than we have been because this is not just an issue of ukraine or not ukraine. this is an issue of russia is our adversary and they intend to do us under allies harm. with israel, this is one that has great clarity. we have all seen and been saddened by the atrocities we have seen and the need for addressing the issue of hamas. with respect to national security, having a house that does not function is a security threat for our country. this aid package is not being delayed as a result of the house. the senate has taken up the aid package. it looks like it will be about two weeks before the package comes out of the senate itself and we all hope we will have a speaker by then. hos

for aid to israel and ukraine and other key areas regarding national security. the senate appropriations committee is set to hear testimony from secretary of state antony blinken as well as defense secretary lloyd austin. that begins at 9:30 a.m. eastern. the two secretaries are expected to use the hearing to explain the administration's supplementing funding request for israel, ukraine, taiwan, the southern border with mexico and why the aid should be passed as one package instead of individually like we're now seeing in the house. senate majority leader chuck schumer spoke on the senate floor yesterday urging congress to pass the funding immediately. on the other side of the aisle, senate minority mitch mcconnell also stressed the importance of aid for ukraine while holding a news conference in his home state of kentucky with ukraine's ambassador to the united states. mcconnell, who has been consistent and good on the ukraine issue, urged his colleagues to support additional aid. his opinion may not matter in the lower chamber. >>> still ahead here, after six weeks, the auto worker strike is coming to an end. we'll break down the tentative deal the union reache

state on spain blinking and the secretary of defense road, often in washington, dc. the anti will protest happened when blinking at austin, testified to the senate appropriations committee on vitamins and national security requests for a $105000000000.00 us dollars. they do ukraine and israel as well as for tough it us border security. how does your customer has the latest mail from capitol hill? is us secretary of state and to the blinking lobby congress for more military support to israel protestors calling for a cease fire and gaza interrupted him at least 8 times the hearing before the senate appropriations committee. was paused briefly as the protesters were removed and blinking acknowledged the growing calls for a cease fire con, coming from after this and some portions of the american public. all of us are committed to the protection of civilian life. all of us know the suffering that is taking place as we speak. all of us are determined to see it end. but all of us know the imperative of standing up with our allies and partners when their security, when their democracies are threatened. lincoln described in graphic detail the depths of israeli civilians when they were attacked by him on october 7th. he did n

state department. one of this administration's hallmark national security and foreign policy initiatives. i want to start, first, by thanking the chairman, ranking member, an entire committee for your leadership role in making this possible. through your support for the legislation passed by this committee and the state authorization act and much of which was included in the defense authorization act passed in july. i want to give an overview and then discuss legislation and interim plan we are putting in place. one month ago, i was with secretary blinken and secretary austin as they met with their australian counterparts. during our time, our leaders emphasized that aukus is a transformational initiative, perhaps the best in a generation. by matter -- modernizing, this will strengthen our defense, enhance deterrents and contribute to peace in the indo pacific region and beyond. it comprises of two pillars, one we are working to provide australia with nuclear armed capability as soon as possible, we are partnering with australia and u.k. to develop advanced capabilities based on emerging technologies that are nation possessions. we have made significant progress on both pillar

committee hears testimony from the secretary of defense and the secretary of state on president biden's emergency supplemental request sent to congress to address the national security threats happening around the world. the right path forward forgress is clear. we must stand with our allies in israel. we must send humanitarian aid to innocent civilians in gaza. we must give aid to ukraine and hold the line against vladimir putin and we must rebuff the aimretions of -- aggressions of the chinese communist party in the indo-pacific. as has been true from the start of the congress, bipartisanship cooperation is the only way anything gets to the president's desk. so i'm deeply troubled that yesterday house republicans released a partisan and wefully inadequate package with no aid to ukraine, no humanitarian assistance for gaza, no funding for the indo-pacific, and in addition poison pills that increase the deficit and help wealthy tax cheating avoid paying their fair share. the house gop bill is woefully inadequate. it makes aid for israel, who has just faced the worst terrorist attack in its history, contingent on poison pills that rewards tax cheats. in short, it makes it much, much harder to pass aid for israel. it's insulting

state department in aucus. one of this administration's hallmark national security and foreign policy initiatives. i want to start first by thanking both the chairman and the ranking member and the entire committee for your leadership role in making aucus possible. through your support for the legislation passed by this committee in the state authorization act and much of which was then included in the national defense authorization act passed by the full senate in july. i want to start by giving an overview of the program and then discuss legislation and the interim plan that we're also putting in place. one month ago, i was with secretary blinken and secretary austin as they met with their australian counterparts in brisbane. during our time in australia arilloiders emphasized that aucus is poised to be a transformational initiative. perhaps our most consequential indo pacific defense and partnership in a generation. by modernizing long-standing partnerships, it will strengthen our defense and enhance deterrents and contribute to peace, security, and prosperity in the indo pacific region and beyond. it comprises two pillars. in one we are working to provide australia with a nuclear powered convent

state of the union. this is representative mike turner of ohio on the committee on intelligence. he is the chair and he shows support for a package that addressed national securityoncerns brought up by the lack of a house speaker. [video clip] >> i do support the package. it is important we move forward to stand up against the authoritarian regimes that are trying to undermine democracies that are our allies. i think we should be more focused on russia as a threat to the united states than we have been because this is not just an issue of ukraine or not ukraine. this is an issue of russia is our adversary and they intend to do us under allies harm. with israel, this is one that has great clarity. we have all seen and been saddened by the atrocities we have seen and the need for addressing the issue of hamas. with respect to national security, having a house that does not function is a security threat for our country. this aid package is not being delayed as a result of the house. the senate has taken up the aid package. it looks like it will be about two weeks before the package comes out of the senate itself and we all hope we will have a speaker by then. host:

state antony blinken and defense secretary lloyd austin are scheduled to testify before the senate appropriations committee about president biden's request for aid to israel, ukraine and other key areas regarding national securityh its own funding bill. joining us now is jake sherman live from capitol hill. tell us about this proposal that doesn't include ukraine, but definitely includes billionaires getting some breaks. >> reporter: i can tell you there's a divide in house republican leadership over the way this has been handled by speaker mike johnson, who is new in his first full week on the job. republicans have decided to slash $14.3 billion from irs funding that was in the inflation rucon act to pay for this israe fundin number one, emergency aid like this is usually not paid for, whether that's good or bad other people could decide but it's usually not paid for. number two, it's very difficult to argue this is urgent aid when you put an offset into the bill that has no chance of passing the senate. the senate democrats are not going to go for this. this is a nonstarter. the ukraine issue, republicans have argued for a while that it should be separate. johnson, to his credit ukraine supporters say, has op