accordingly canceled and roman is no longer required to come anywhere, we sent this order to the state security bureau, and here the most interesting thing began, both the state security bureau and the prosecutor, who, accordingly supervises this proceeding, we were denied closure case, and because roman has nothing to do with this case, he is nobody there, we went to court, appealed this decision, again... and the court obliged to properly consider our petition, we were refused again, again with the same wording that chervinskyi roman has nothing to do with this proceeding, this proceeding is factual based on the fact that the person did not show up to the military unit, that is, the proceeding is actually related to roman, but it is not related to roman, somehow. ms. lyudmila, this whole story is from this court session, with other two court cases. it, well, at least looks like some kind of political or personal persecution of the colonel, what do you think about this, what does roman chervinsky himself actually say? roman hryhorovych has repeatedly stated that he sees this as political persecution

is being spread that he seems to be evading mobilization and also an investigation by the state security bureau, here... another case of an attack on anti-corruption activists and journalists, of course , that everyone should be equal before the law on mobilization, which, by the way, has not yet been passed for... to the end, here, but nevertheless, how would you respond to such stories? on such stories that, in fact, we live in a difficult time, and accordingly, dark forces are trying to take revenge, in fact, throughout the history of our independence, they tried to do it when, for the first time, the country wanted to change its course and not join either nato or the eu, there was the orange maidan, and there was the case of agongadza, which to a large extent in this way... russia tried, well , to silence kuchma, which they succeeded after signing his order, to join nato, and then it happened, wanted, well, if the state was completely clear not to join the european union, a revolution of dignity took place, now there is a war and dark forces, and the pro-russian trail is often behind them,

in addition, it is very important now to re-certify all employees of the state bureau. economic securitythout re-certification of all employees , trust will not be restored on the part of business, on the part of our citizens in this body, and this is extremely important. and the third an important aspect that needs to be done is to conduct audits of the activities of such a body once every two years, so that society, international partners, and investors see that this body is really working to ensure economic security in our country. yes, you said, it is very important that the partners should join in checking and electing a person to the position, and checking all the people who work, so that they understand that... that it will not be so simple, that you did something and everyone has forgotten about it, but it is important, of course, that here entrepreneurs who directly have to work to protect economic security, but not create an economic danger for business, have their opinion to express , so recently representatives of ukrainian business made a joint appeal regarding the future re

state bureau of national security, former adviser to the president of the republic of kazakhstan on nationalglory to ukraine, mr. general, i congratulate you. alga kazakhstan. glory to the heroes of alga kazakhstan. hello well, the key story. terror crocus khil. yes, we understand that there are several versions, but i would like to ask you right away about your vision of possible scenarios for the unfolding of events. so? the consequences, i think we all won't... see for a long time, but the key story, what could have been, what was so and what could not fit into the official version. and now it is already known that the perpetrators of the terrorist attack are representatives of khorasan idols from northern afghanistan. maybe they were adjusted, managed from that region, but there are many other points that testify to the wider participation of the people involved in this terrorist attack. i would like to first dwell on the version of the russian federation. what putin, bortnikov, patrushev and other leaders are saying about this today. they, expressing doubts about the involvement in the

earlier, the state bureau of investigation denied the information that the man allegedly a former employee of their department in the bureau, they noted, he is a driver of the state securityepartment, who is currently suspended from performing official duties. let me remind you that the murder took place on april 7 at the capital's funicular station, where the suspect, who was drunk, had a conflict with a group of high school students. he pushed one of them, he fell and broke the glass with his head. died from a fatal cut to the neck, april 9, 24, today our position is simple, he, the family believes that he took their child. and they will do everything in order to punish him, what exactly it will be, i can't say for today, that the family is really in a very, very, very bad condition, you understand, this, this is a child, this is a child, which was simply lost, and i believe that there will be the same position, that the family will prove his guilt as much as possible, so that he receives as much as possible, probably the highest sentence. changes in school education , students will study at desks for 12 years from 2027 - this is the next step of the reform. the new ukr

bureau. the united states blocked a resolution in the security council to grant palestine the status of a full the security council, switzerland and great britain abstained, only the states opposed. as our empty representative vasily nebenze stated, washington showed its true attitude towards the palestinians by preventing the international community from protecting them from the israeli massacre. the united states is ready to turn a blind eye to israel’s crimes against civilians in gaza and not notice illegal resettlement activity until the last moment. or maybe completely eliminate them and expel them from their native territory. parliamentary elections have begun in india, the process in the world's most populous country will be... multi-stage and will last until the beginning. voting was divided into seven phases, more than a million will be needed from them to express their will, in total in india almost a billion people have the right to vote, there are many hard-to-reach places, where the voting device is carried on donkeys and elephants, and in some places polling stations can only be

the bureau noted that he is a driver of the state security department, who is currently suspended from official duties. let me remind you that the murder took place on april 7 at the capital's funicular station, the suspect, who was drunk, had a conflict with a group of high school students. he pushed one of them. he fell. broke the glass with his head and died from a fatal neck cut, at least one person died, three more were injured due to enemy shelling in donetsk region, informed the head of the region vadym filashkin. the occupiers struck kostyantynivka from aircraft, killing one civilian and wounding two others. at the same time, a search operation is underway there, because two more residents may be under the rubble of one of the buildings. in total, almost three dozen were damaged in the city. of private houses, three high-rise buildings, two infrastructure facilities and an administrative building. another civilian was wounded by the russian invaders in the village of sokil, ocheretynsk community. the victim sent to the hospital. the russians attacked kharkiv again. according to

the bureau noted that he is a driver of the state security service, who is currently suspended from official duties. let me remind you, the murder happened on the 7th april, the suspect, who was drunk, got into an argument with a group of high school students, pushed one of them, fell, smashed a glass with his head, and died of a fatal cut to the neck. the position is simple, he, the family believes that he took their child, and they will do everything in order to punish him, what exactly it will be, i can't say at the moment, what really the family in a very, very, very bad condition, just understand, this, this is a child, this is a child that was just lost, and i believe that there will be the same position, that the family will prove as much as possible. i blame him, so that he receives as possible, probably the highest punishment for his actions that they can. the attack on a civilian enterprise in kharkiv, two men and one woman were among the victims, the head of the region oleg sinigubov said, a 33-year-old woman and a man two years younger were taken to the hospital with shrapnel wou

states. this heightened danger that his bureau and other security officials flagged again on friday over domesticextremism. small groups, lone wolf actors that could be inspired to carry out attacks right here. 29 years ago this week the united states saw single deadliest act of domestic terrorism in our country's history the bombing of a federal building in oklahoma city. it killed 168 people that day. the number included 19 children in a daycare. injured hundreds of others. a brand-new hbo documentary film explores the surge in antigovernment extremist white nationalist movement and home grown political violence before and after april 19th, 1995. emotionally charged warnings from those that lost loved ones in the attack. let's watch.. >> i heard a very loud explosion. from downtown oklahoma city. >> i think april 19th, okay. two years earlier. >> april 19th was the siege in waco. >> my life and experience told me this was a home grown plot. >> this was a plan that was hatched 10 years earlier. >> during the late '70s, '80s. there was anger against the federal government exploitation of firearms

son down any news interview for to read to the state of israel, national security threat of anything successful that updates on the team, at least bureau cheese maurice the notion of speaking to his line from jerusalem that i think you training and forces have at least a 2nd series of strikes against the russians city of belgrade. on monday, 9 people have been injured. all say correspondents, ramon calls the rep springs as this update the freight in order to show that fits your filter. i'd say yes again, that's 4 days for russian defense ministry st through step to at least the 17 shelves from the launch of working system called the buyer among places that were targeted for private residences, multi apartments buildings, private cars and others. there was a lot of smoke ukrainian shell, a saw from all the neighboring streets, so damaged. we don't have any military facilities in the city. what are they firing out here? the emergency alarm went off and we all ran to hide. you see the windows are blown out, the cars are damaged. my child was very scared. of course. the specialist isn't working . try to determine what type of shelf this wa

security and the fight against international terrorism and touched upon a number of issues related to african states, afghanistan and the situation in ukraine. this was reported by the svr press bureaub announced the detention of a suspect in connection with the terrorist attack. in moscow, we are talking about the recent explosion of the suv of former sbu lieutenant colonel vasily prozarov, who, who had long gone over to the side of russia, according to the fsb , had his car mined by a citizen of our country, he acted on instructions from the secret services of the kiev regime, and this criminal operation was personally led by the head of the sbu vasily malyuk, detention, interrogation of the suspect, all the details of the case are in the material of denis alekseev. a couple of days after the explosion of an suv, a former sbu employee. probably his schedule and routes were monitored, and as soon as a complete picture was formed, the curators contacted him again. i was told to assemble a bomb, that's for me. after preliminary reconnaissance in the area where vasily prozarov lived, at night the device was attached to the bottom of a black suv, and this is footage taken immediately a

foreign countries, to whom the state bureau of investigation expresses deep gratitude for their contribution to the case. another collaborator was detained by the security service in the kharkiv region, she turned out to be a former employee of ukrposhta, who during the occupation of izyum... offered her help to the invaders, after which her was appointed head of the local rosposhta branch. in this position, the postwoman organized an address mailing of russian propaganda newspapers for the residents of the community, and also tried to introduce postage stamps and envelopes with kremlin symbols into circulation, she faces up to 12 years in prison. protests under the parliament of georgia. today there is a draft law on foreign agents to be considered, so hundreds of people gathered at the protest, georgia reports, online representatives of public organizations unfurled banners with the inscription "no to the russian law". they compare the proposed law to russia's, which the kremlin uses to suppress opposition views. the united states congress will pass a bill on aid to ukraine. and israel this week, senate democratic leader chuck schumar said. for this,

story and it comes as a cybersecurity and chip security come up ahead of a crucial election cycle in the united states. as bell rentals, our tokyo bureauhief. we go to the latest in the ukraine war. russia has destroyed the kyiv region's largest powerplant and attacked gas storage facility. it adds to concerns that the ukraine's military defenses are near a breaking point. western officials say kyiv is at his most fragile moment in over two years of war due to a shortage of ammunition and manpower. it comes as u.s. lawmakers continue to argue over a 60 believing dollar aid package. the european union moving towards unlocking additional aid almost 2 billion euros to the war-torn nation. off of that news coming out of the powerplant, we saw a massive move in european gas, up 8% in yesterday's session. we haven't seen it open in today's session yet. it will be interesting if that continues, as we wait to see what the supply chain impacts our and whether they spread broadly into the market, or if this is a one-off. i want to check on oil because we are keeping a close eye on the middle eastern tensions. what does an iranian response to isr

national security and the fight against international terrorism and touched upon a number of issues related to african states, afghanistan, the situation in ukraine, about this reported the svr press bureauood of 2024 in russia has become a record for the last decade, this was stated by the head of the ministry of emergency situations , alexander kurenkov, who assured that rescuers will work as long as necessary. about 5,500 houses were flooded in orenburg, over 14 thousand in the region. in orsk, at the beginning of the flood, more than 500 tons of humanitarian aid have already been given out. in the kurgan region, meanwhile, rescuers are evacuating the population, where the flood situation is complicated by rain. according to the latest data, the water level in the tabol river has already reached 830 cm. using special equipment water, food and basic necessities are being delivered to residents. in the tyumen region, the water level in the ishim river has also reached a dangerous level, six villages there are subject to evacuation at once - the head of the region and tyumen and kurgan reported reports from our special correspondents stanislav bernwald and stanislav vasilchenko. now they

states. this heightened danger that his bureau and other security officials flagged again on friday of domesticould be inspired to carry out attacks right here. 29 years ago this week, the united states saw the single deadliest act of domestic terrorism in our country's history, the bombing of a federal government building in oklahoma city. it killed 168 people that day. the number included 19 children in a day care. it injured hundreds of others. a brand new hbo documentary film explores the surge in anti-government extremist white national movement and home grown political violence, before and after april 19th, 1995. emotionally charged warnings from those who lost loved ones in the attack. let's watch. >> i heard a very loud explosion from downtown oklahoma city. >> i am thinking april 19th, april 19th, okay. >> april 19th was the siege in waco. >> my life and experience told me this was a home grown plot. >> this was a plan that was hatched ten years earlier during the late '70s and early '80s. there was anger against the federal government's exploitation of farmers. >> everybody in the mov

state border service reported. one of the drones landed without detonating a warhead. a fake coin will be tried in kyiv. as reported in the bureau of economic securityo residents of the western regions sold counterfeit currency in particularly large quantities in the capital, within three months they managed to sell more than 60 thousand counterfeit us dollars in... the operatives seized the same amount from the suspects, and the case has now been referred to the court. the property of the ex-president of motors vyacheslav boguslaev was confiscated. the decision was made by the higher anti-corruption court at the request of the ministry of justice of ukraine. the court seized immovable property and funds in bank accounts in favor of the state. shares in the capital of enterprises, securities and property rights to trademarks. the decision can be appealed in the appeals chamber within 5 days. let me remind you that boguslaev is accused of collaborating, aiding and abetting the state, being an aggressor and supporting a terrorist organization. he was detained in october 2022, according to the sbu, after the full-scale invasion of russia, the traitor f

state bureau of investigation. he is currently dismissed from his post, such a wage earner faces up to eight years in prison. and the securityvice of ukraine reported on more one suspicion of treason against kremlin propagandist mykhailo spiri. currently, he is hiding in the temporarily occupied part of the kherson region. the man approved the blowing up of the tower of the ukrainian mobile communication and broadcasting operators when the russians were fleeing from the right bank. and also publicly called on the russian general staff to launch missile strikes on ukraine's energy facilities. last year, the occupiers awarded him a medal before the full-scale invasion. spier was a frequent guest on viktor medvedchuk's tv channels, who is, let me remind you, a state traitor. last year in in june, he was sentenced in absentia to 10 years in prison for his actions, but now he faces a more severe punishment. bring back our relatives, with such a slogan in the center of lviv. military came out to support the prisoners and the missing. there is only one requirement for the participants of the action - not to be silent about those fr

earlier , the state bureau of investigation denied the information that the man was allegedly a former employee of their department. he is a driver of the state security department, who is currently suspended from official duties. let me remind you that the murder took place on april 7 at the capital's funicular station, and the suspect, who was drunk, had a conflict. with a group of high school students, he pushed one of them, he fell, hit the glass with his head, and died of a fatal cut to the neck, on april 9, 2004, our position today is simple, he, the family believes that he took their child, and they will do everything to punish him, er, what exactly it will be, well, i can't say for today, that the family is really in a very, very , very bad condition, you understand. it's, it 's a child, it's a child that's just been lost, and, i, i think the same position would be, that the family would try to prove as much as possible, his guilt, so that he would get as much as possible, well, probably the maximum punishment for their actions, which they can, changes in school education, students will study for 12 years at a desk already from 2027, this is t

state bureau of investigation said. he is currently dismissed from his position as such. the wage earner faces up to eight years in prison. and the securityf ukraine reported another suspicion of treason against kremlin propagandist mykhailo shpiri. currently, he is hiding in the temporarily occupied part of the kherson region. the man approved the detonation of the tower of the ukrainian mobile communications and broadcasting operators, when russians were fleeing from the right bank, and the russian general staff publicly called for missile strikes on ukraine's energy facilities. last year, the occupiers awarded him a medal before the full-scale invasion, and the spire was a frequent guest on tv channels of viktor medvedchuk, who is, let me remind you, a state traitor. last year in june, he was sentenced in absentia for his actions to 10 years in prison, but now he faces a more severe punishment. return our relatives, with this slogan in the center of lviv, military families came out to support the prisoners and the missing. requirements for participants. one action: not to be silent about those from whom there is still no news and who a

bureau, robert frantsev. kazakhstan is facing the worst natural disaster in its history. the spring floods turned into flooding on a scale the country had never seen before. he stated this. national securityommittee. at night , a deterioration of the situation in the west of kazakhstan was recorded. about 12 thousand people were taken out of the city of kulsary. despite the fact that for more than two weeks, residents prepared for the arrival of water, erected fortifications, but the elements turned out to be stronger. now flooding threatens the region's capital, atirau. but the geography of the disaster is very wide; the tobol river in the kostonay region of kazakhstan, located near the borders of russia, may overflow its banks along its entire channel, rescuers warned. they predicted that the largest reservoirs , verkhnetobolskoye and karatamarskoye, should have received up to 700 million cubic meters of water over the entire spring period. in fact, in the last 2 days alone, the two reservoirs accounted for more than a billion cubic meters. residents of kustanay were called upon to prepare documents and things first necessary in case emergency evacuation is required. humanitarian aid is

according to the state bureau of investigation, the convict had a conflict with other servicemen during his service. in january 2022, he committed a shooting at the pivdenma plant. reported the securityvice of the enterprise, five people were killed, among them one civilian, five more were wounded, he was detained in the dnipropetrovsk region within a few hours, the man admitted his guilt in court and asked for forgiveness from the relatives of the victims. in transcarpathia, a mobilized person died on the way to the training center, about it reported in the transcarpathian regional center of recruitment and social support. it is noted that after... the conscript had an epileptic seizure, the escort officer provided first aid and called an ambulance, but the medics did not make it. the department added that an official inspection was ordered based on this fact. he helped escape abroad under the guise of business trips. the security service detained a military man from lviv oblast who, using his official position, promised to help conscripts leave ukraine. cost. services evaluated by 1700 dollars, for these funds he included men of draft age in one of the delegations that will go to a

the state bureau of investigation, the convict had a conflict with other servicemen during his service. in january 2022, he committed a shooting at the pivden mash plant, where he served as a securityrd at the enterprise. five people died, including one civilian. they got five more wound. in a few he was detained in dnipropetrovsk region. at the court, the man admitted his guilt and asked for forgiveness from the relatives of the victims. an important visit: prime minister of great britain rishy sunak and nato secretary general jens stoltenberg came to poland. there, together with the head of the country's government, donald tusk, they had time to visit the polish military. today, the leaders plan to discuss the current situation in ukraine, as well as... the national security of poland. also, rishi sonak is set to officially announce a new defense support package for ukraine in the amount of half a billion sterling. staying abroad does not free a citizen from his duties towards his homeland. some ukrainian consulates have stopped accepting documents from citizens of conscription age. in particular, in the consulate of poland and the consulate general in barcelona. ministry. minist

states. wray has ordered law enforcement agencies to add another layer of security around jewish facilities across the country. during passover. >> we at the bureauofile events or symbolic or religious locations for violence. >> wray says the number of hate crimes investigations involving jewish people in the u.s. has tripled since the start of the war between israel and hamas. he's concerned that the number could climb even higher due to the recent military conflict between israel and iran. >> the $61 billion aid package for ukraine passed by the house over the weekend, is giving a morale boost to ukrainian soldiers. in part, the new aid will be direct military and humanitarian grants to the country. it will also replenish the ammo stocks depleted in the us. in recent weeks, ukrainian troops have been forced to withdraw from the front lines as they've been running low on ammunition and other supplies. >> that's the question of life and death. so from humanitarian point of view, this decision will help to save, i think, thousands of lives. plus it gives a chance for ukraine to continue the fight. >> now, the senate could vote on the aid package a

state bureau of investigation, the convict had a conflict with other servicemen during his service. in january of the 22nd year, he committed a shooting at the pivdenmazhdae plant, he served as a security guard at the enterprise. five people died, among them one civilian, five more were wounded, and he was arrested a few hours later. it is meant. shooter in dnipropetrovsk region, at the court, the man admitted his guilt and asked for forgiveness from the relatives of the dead, but there is a decision of the court to life behind bars. the police registered criminal proceedings on the fact of the death of a mobilized person. according to the information of the prosecutor general's office , possible abuse of official authority will be investigated. the cause of the man's death is now being determined, as is known in transcarpathia. the mobilized person died. on the way to the training center, he had an epileptic seizure. emergency medics did not make it. the zakarpattia regional center for staffing and social support reported that they had appointed an official inspection. well, that's the way things are, by the way, you really need to check, on the one hand, that's how people have it to

assistant secretary of state in the bureau of international narcotics, where he oversaw justice sector assistance programs across europe and asia, he's also served on the national security council and abroad, including in russia and kazakhstan. here at the u.s. institute of peace, jorgan has overseen an impressive big expert project considering the potential for future political change in russia. and we are honored to have have as moderator, miriam lansbury, -- miriam lanskoy senior , director for russia and eurasia at the national endowment for democracy. she is a political analyst and an expert in democracy promotion and postovalov eurasia. she cowrote "the chechen struggle, independence won and lost," with former chechen foreign minister. so our panelists will talk for about 50 minutes, followed by a q&a with the audience. here in the room, please raise your hand if you have a question during that time. for those joining on zoom, please type your questions into the q&a box and we will read them to the panelists. and with that, we will hand over to you, miriam. >> ok. good morning, everyone. it's a difficult and sad day. we learned that most likely, navalny passed awa

states has tripled. the bureau is particularly concerned lone actors could target gatherings during passover, which began last night. at temple beth abraham in oakland, they ramped up security a step we've seen to boost security has been the hiring of extra guards. we used to have guards during service times and we now have guard at almost any time where there are people in the building. >> reporter: that was rabbi mark bloom, who says this passover his congregation added security cameras and secured windows and doors. reporting live, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> a lot of info there. thank you, bob. >>> new video at 6:00 going viral. it appears to show a waymo car going the wrong way in downtown san francisco. take a look. >> wrong way, waymo! >> someone posting this video to reddit. the incident reportedly played out last friday night near mission and first streets. the car went the wrong way for about two blocks. waymo tells the "chronicle" that maneuver helped avoid a potential collision with nearby electric scooter riders and unicyclists. >>> on capitol hill the senate is poised to advance a $95 billion package to provide aid to ukraine and israel. it includes a p

united states has tripled and the bureau is particularly concerned lone actors could target gatherings during passover, which began last night. and temple beth abraham in nearby oakland ramped up security the step we've taken to boost security has been the hiring of extra guards. we used to have guards during service times. we now have guards at almost any time where there are people in the building. >> reporter: that was rabbi mark bloom, who says this passover the congregation did add security cameras and secured windows and doors. reporting live, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> thank you for the very latest, bob. >>> new this morning, san francisco attorneys next week will ask a judge to throw out legal claims tied to the controversial police response to last year's hill bomb skateboarding event in the mission district. the unsanctioned event was chaotic and escalated when officers responded to reports that the gathering had become dangerous. in total, 113 people were arrested, 81 of them juveniles. at the time, skateboarders described it as an abuse of power and at least four are now suing the city, claiming their civil rights were violated. san francisco police chief bill scott

secure the release of political prisoners around the world. she has worked in a variety of important state department bureaus. she has a juris doctor from depaul university college of law where she was a sullivan human rights law fellow. i couldn't be more delighted to introduce kelly to kick us off with some keynote remarks. thank you. [applause] >> thank you so much, michelle, for that introduction, and thanks to all of you for being here today. it is such an honor to be at the center for strategic and international studies. it is my first time here and i am so thrilled to be in the room with experts from civil society, from technology companies, governments, and to host this launch in partnership with access now and the atlantic council's digital forensic lab. technology, as michelle said, and as a lot of you know, has fundamentally transformed the fight for human rights around the world. online platforms enable activists to mobilize and share information more quickly and more widely as ever before. but human rights defenders across the globe too often face technology-facilitated threats and attacks such a

bureau just a matter of hours ago. we can cross over to retired lieutenant general mark schwartz who served as the united states securityings have been developing in the past couple of hours, the fact that we have seen some 200 drones, cruise missiles employed as well — how serious do you believe this situation to be? well, in terms of the threat of iran to israel and involvement in this, the gaza is really complex, it has not been any more serious than it has been in the last a hours or so when we first received notification that drones had been launched from iran followed by cruise missiles as the footage just showed there so i think tensions are as high as they have been and there have been statements that have come out of the islamic regime of iran that they believe that they have addressed all responded to primarily the attacks that occurred against seven leaders, to general offices in damascus. so, from israeli standpoint, i would say that the integrated air defence that they have in place, augmented certainly by the united states and other partners and allies in the region has been extremely effective given the m

secure the release of political prisoners around the world. she has had a distinguished career as well as a civile servant working in a variety of important state department bureausshe is eight doctor from depaul university of law where she was a silva and human rights law fellow ieg cannot be more delighted to introduce kelly to the podium to kick us off with keynote remarks. thank you. [applause] thanks to all of you for being here today. it is such an honor to be at the center for strategic and international studies. so thrilled to be in the room hosts the launch of the research lab. technology, as michelle said in all of you know has fundamentally transform the fight for human rights around the world. online platforms to mobilize and share information more quickly and more widely than ever before. at the same time human rightsve defenders across the globe too often face technology facilitated threats and attacks such as targeted surveillance, censorship and harassment. these attacks can also move from the digital to the physical world. the misuse of commercial spyware for example has been linked to arbitrary detention, disappearances, extrajudicial killings a