assistance to the defense, a golden trident, and another 12 departmental awards the head of the state security department, major general serhii rud, in addition, the head of the state special forces, yuriy shchigol, also took part in the event. congratulations were also received from the commander-in-chief . of the unified army that protects national statehood thanks to you russian agents collaborators saboteurs and other traitors get extra time off duty and here is an official investigation into the former head of the security service of ukraine, ivan bakanov, was finished, but he was classified , the secretary of the parliamentary committee on national security, defense and intelligence reported on espresso. and now, the military officer of the armed forces, roman kostenko, bakanov was removed from his post a few months after the full-scale invasion of the extreme group when vasyl vasyliovych malyuk was with us and the head of the security service. he said that this investigation is classified and since we had an open meeting, well, we could not get this data , so i hope that somehow we will invite vas

another 12 departmental awards were handed over to the head of the state security department by major general serhii rud. in addition, the head of the state special forces yuriy shigol took part in the event. congratulations were also received from the commander-in-chief , counter-terrorist, anti-depressive , counter-intelligence and even the military operations that you conduct have already become legendary . the security service of ukraine is a powerful part of our great unified army that protects national statehood, thanks to you, the russian agency, collaborators, saboteurs and other traitors are being silenced in the bakhmut direction, the defense forces are stabilizing the situation with titanic efforts, this is the most difficult place on the entire front line, said commander-in-chief valeriy zaluzhnyi in a conversation with the chief of the defense staff of great britain tony radakin in addition to the front line, the officials discussed the issue of strengthened ukrainian air defense and also agreed to develop cooperation and maintain communication equipment of partners on th

the golden trident and 12 other departmental awards were handed over by the head of the state security departmentmajor general serhiy rudy to the head of the state special forces, yurii shchigol, took part in the event ; congratulations were also received from the commander-in-chief of the armed forces, terrorist , anti-depressive, counter-intelligence and even military operations that you conduct have already become legendary. and other traitors receive off-duty time. but the official investigation into the former head of the security service of ukraine, ivan bakanov , was completed, but it was classified, reported in on the air, espresso, secretary of the parliamentary committee on national security, defense and intelligence. and now, the military officer of the armed forces, roman kostenko , bakanova, was removed from his post a few months after the full-scale invasion. we had an open meeting. well, we could not get this data, so i hope that somehow we will invite vasyl vasyliovych and ask us what the investigation showed . well, if we see that all appointments and many where the shots were fi

security mayorkas. [applause] >> good morning. november 19, 2002 the senior center from delaware voted in support of the act to create the united states department of homeland security. in the years preceding the vote and the years since, joe biden has worked for the safety and security of our country and the well-being of every american. the walk to this podium may be short, but it represents a lifetime of service. thirty-six years as a united states senator, eight years as a vice president of the united states and now as our president, through it all we've had no greater champion of our department and mission. we are deeply honored on our 20th anniversary to be joined by the president of the united states of america. everyone please rise and give a warm welcome to president biden. ♪♪ [applause] thank you, thank you, thank you. [applause] you're very nice. thank you. thank you, thank you. i don't know who you're talking about, someone that's been around that long. twenty years. no one thought there would be over 260,000 people. what you've done is an incredible job. i came for the simple reason, to thank you for welcoming me back here today as

security, alejandra mayorkas -- alejandra mayorkas. [applause] sec. mayorkas: good morning. on november 19, 2000 two, a senior senator from delaware voted in support of the act to create the united states departmentomeland security. in the years preceding that vote in the years sense, joe biden has worked for the safety and security of our country and the well-being of every area -- american. the walk to the podium may be short but represents a lifetime of service. years as a senator, eight years as the vice president of the united states and now as our president. through it all we have had no greater champion of our department and our mission. we are deeply honored on our 20th anniversary to be joined by the 46th president of the united states of america. everyone, please rise and give a warm welcome to president biden. [applause] ♪ pres. biden: -- thank you for welcoming back here today as well as 20 years. mr. secretary, you are a true patriot, dedicated to protecting and serving the american people while upholding our nations laws in standing up for american values. when i think of this department i think of it in that way, standing up for american values. i am so grateful for everything you

security, alejandro mayorkas. [applause] >> good morning. >> good morning. good morning. on november 19th, 2002, the senior senator from delaware voted in support of the act to create the united states department of homeland security. in the years proceeding that vote, and there's sense, joe biden has worked for the safety and security of our country and the well-being of every american. they walk to this podium may be short, but it represents a lifetime of service. 36 years as a united states senator, eight years as the vice president of the united states, and now as our president. through it all, we have had no greater champion of our department and our mission. we are deeply honored on our 20th anniversary to be joined by the 46th president of the united states of america, everyone please rise and give a warm welcome to president biden. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> please, thank you. thank you, thank you, thank you. you are very nice, thank you. thank you, thank you, thank you, please. i don't know who he was talking about, 20 years, wow. you know, when we voted to set you all of, nobody ever thought of 260,000 people. no one thought it, but you have done a amazing job. the secretary, thank you for welcoming m

this action flies in the face of the purpose of both the department of homeland security and the department of state and makes a mockery of american strength against our adversaries. the shores of north carolina's seventh congressional district are used by residents and countless tourists across the country. it is our responsibility to ensure the security of our maritime borders and our coast guard often serves as the first line of defense against these threats. this visit, mr. speaker, was a clear and national security risk. i don't know how one could view it otherwise. mr. speaker, bottom line is, this visit should have never happened. and the american people deserve to know what steps were taken to protect our national security interests. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from ohio, ms. k kaptur, for five minutes. -- ms. kaptur, for five minutes. ms. kaptur: mr. speaker, i rise today to celebrate the productive life of the honorable congr congressman edward ford weber of t toledo, ohio, a gifted lawyer and a man for others. thro

network, and some government agencies, including the ministries of defense , internal security, and the us state department, have restrictions. had applied to tik tok, the american authorities had previously claimed that this chinese network , in addition to security problems , is changing the mentality of american youth, in response to this american action, china said that this ban is nothing more than a political show, and the canadian government is also a chinese social network talking on mobile phones and other electronic equipment belonging to the government of this country is prohibited. the spokesperson of tik tok expressed surprise at this decision and announced that canada has not announced any specific security concerns in this regard. 5 days ago, the european commission also banned the use of tik tok for its employees. forbade, thank you very much for your cooperation with this news section, i wish you a good day, and god forbid, it was the words of many people, but it was not with the people . and the afghan free zone is the first consumer and evaluation and arbitration with you , the news netw

the employees of the state department, women, men, who every day doing this exercise they are the unsung heroes that we sometimes forget is very important to our national security for the state department to have enough funding and also for us in congress to pass bills so that our diplomats have the necessary tools to to lead so that america led other countries in the world worked for e bipartisan efforts when we introduced the budget for derpul two decades when when this e-e bill was passed with the chairman mykola we can to do to do sir and with the family issue i hope that we will also be successful in foreign aid i i i don't think that these are faculties or or or it's like we give some hm well obedience for the state steppe no it is essential for us a discussion about budget i have to admit that i have uh what worries me on the other hand uh from the republican party is that it can undermine the ability to conduct american diplomacy and that affects so many people what i hear from uh from my colleagues in the republican party it is no no there is a very er, the biden administration is not doing enough to er stop what is there so that we can continue to er

that carried out the attack, but from formal bodies, the white house, the national security council, the state departmentthere is absolutely no confirmation whatsoever of this report. a spokesman from the national security council, john kirby, said only that several western allies of the united states -- in particular, germany, denmark, and sweden -- are carrying out an investigation to find out who was responsible. the investigation he says is ongoing. throughout the months since that attack occurred in september, there has been repeated speculation about who was responsible. initially, it was alleged that russia was responsible. even recently, there has been an accusation that it was the u.s., but this just reflects the vacuum that has existed within asserting blame for this attack. many intelligence departments, as we know, investigating it. none have yet come out publicly with a definitive answer, principally because of the massive diplomatic impact that any pointing of fingers could have on the region and on the conflict itself. >> thank you. thousands of protesters have joined a rally in georgia's

if you are not paid a salary, you can contact the department of state labor inspectorate of the ministry of labor and social security for help. this department has a division in all regions of the country. addresses and phone numbers are on its website. guide.gov.by, in addition, lawyers of the federation of trade unions are always ready to help. they advise injured workers for free, help them go to court and protect human rights. in court, too , for free, details about this type of assistance and phone numbers for contacting are on the trade union portal one professional byte. remember that in order to protect your rights , you don’t need to justify yourself by the need to provide for loved ones, the president is doing everything possible so that belarusians feel not only the protection of their rights, but also their own. a human employer should emerge from the nineties and accept the fact that in a state of law it is impossible to ignore the right of people. well, civil servants should not forget that they are in the service of people and every formal reply is a new point of tension in society and for this in dev

and the investigation department of the state security committee initiated a criminal case on this fact, together with the ministry of internal affairs of the civil procedure code and other law enforcement officers , investigative operational-search measures are underway, it is reported that none of the civilians and employees of law enforcement agencies suffered the effective actions of the security forces once again prove the enemy will not pass our security up to the mark . in minsk, the police seized more than 200 kg butter and ghee, it was stored in the basement and in a truck, the products were sold in the markets near the metro station, and also attracted buyers in other crowded places, the low price, but the joy of cheap milk ended at home after tasting, the enterprise in molodechno also received complaints. was indicated on the package, but this dairy plant has never produced ghee. ghee is not produced by minsk dairy plant number one and has not been produced before . independent laboratories of the state territory of the republic of belarus, according to the conclusions of whi

for the sake of the pentagon security cooperation agency said the state department.pproved the possibility of a deal to sell taiwan ammunition for the fourth-generation american f-16 fighter jets and related equipment for a total amount of about 619 million dollars. events are heating up the west on all fronts, another round of aggravation of the ukrainian conflict. slovakia is considering the possibility of providing kiev with ten soviet mig-29 aircraft in the summer. after the return of russian technicians to their homeland , slovakia removed their facility due to shortages of spare parts and maintenance specialists. now, apparently. they are definitely ready to serve democracy, having fallen into the premier in a residential area for the supply of fighter jets , the new president of the czech republic, the former chairman of the military committee, spoke. nato noted this should not be done immediately. and in six months or more, since it is necessary to train ground personnel. meanwhile, americans are turning away from zelensky, this video is gaining popularity on

security? our state department is vital to our national security. makes americans more secure and advances a more prosperous and stable world. that is why ensure the department has the funding need a bipartisan matter time not only give our diplomats the tools they need to succeed, but ensure the best individuals are being hired and promoted to represent our great nation around the world. so, i said that mr. secretary as you know what are my top has been to address inequities in disparities for offices belonging to historically in the department. i am happy, implied as to the steps to address this issue. i know we can do even more. i hope the department will continue to make progress and improve equity and diversity within the institution. on note let me thank you personally for the decision you announce yesterday to end the department practice of issuing assignment restrictions as a condition on security clearances. many of us have been concerned for a decade about this unnecessary practice. which has caused harm to the careers of many employees sim

the white house from the national security council, the state department, there's absolutely no confirmation whatsoever of the report. a spokesman for the national security council, john kirby said, only that several western allies of the united states in particular, germany, denmark, and sweden, all carrying out an investigation into who was responsible for that attack. this investigation he says, is ongoing. now, throughout the month and since that attack occurred in september, there's been repeated speculation about who was responsible in initially it was alleged that russia was responsible. even recently there's been an accusation that it was the us. but this just reflects the vacuum that has existed within asserting blamed for this attack ahead of russia vac them less than regroup, says his fighters have taken the eastern part of backward in eastern ukraine in order message on his telegram channel. if get a provision said the units have taken the touchy to the east of back would co river, which split specific roughly down the middle. but there is a lot of value to if you was the judge b

the white house from the national security council, the state department, there's absolutely no confirmation whatsoever of this report. a spokesman from the national security council, john kirby said, only that several western allies of the united states, in particular, germany, denmark, and sweden, all carrying out an investigation into who was responsible for that attack. this investigation he says, is ongoing. now, throughout the month and since that attack occurred in september, there's been repeated speculation about who was responsible in initially it was alleged that russia was responsible. even recently there's been an accusation that it was the us. but this just reflects the vacuum that has existed within asserting blamed for this attack. thousands of protesters have rallied in georgia of capital tbilisi against the proposed law. they say will silence critics and the press, the government, and 5th, the bell is aimed at curbing the influence of so called foreign agents. opponent say it's and democratic and could her country's chances of joining the european union for the car reports

i will overwhelm you with all the work of the department of light light industry the ministry of state securitynd the ministry of internal affairs are merged into one department the ministry of internal affairs is being liquidated state supply, a key, organizing and integrating body in the economic system, which ensured the real -time operation of intersectoral and operational chains of horizontal communication between enterprises in various sectors of the economy. supply control provided products with up to 30,000 positions of the nomenclature about the importance of this department to speak of the fact that of the members of the government, the heads of only two management bodies of the state supply and state planning were part of the country's top political leadership since then all decisions have become be adopted unanimously without discussion and debate, even the most closed meeting of the plenum of the central committee of the cpsu by the councils of ministers of the ussr and the presidium of the supreme soviet of the ussr on march 5 , 1953 lasted only 40 minutes, an hour later 10 minute

but from a formal bodies, the white house from the national security council, the state department, there's absolutely no confirmation whatsoever of the report. a spokesman from the national security council, john kirby said, only that several western allies of the united states, in particular, germany, denmark, and sweden, all carrying out an investigation into who was responsible for that attack. this investigation, he says, is ongoing now throughout the mountains. and since that attack occurred in september, there's been repeated speculation about who was responsible in initially it was alleged that russia was responsible. even recently, there's been an accusation that it was the us. but the just reflects that, that q that has existed within a so a team blamed for this attack. many intelligence departments as we know investigating it. none have yet to come up publicly with a definitive answer. principally because of the massive diplomatic impact that any accounting or blame that any pointing all fingers with evidence could have on the region and on that ongoing conflict itself. all right

however, both state department and the national security council refused to confirm or even deny this report. no discussion whatsoever about it. so as yet this report is entirely unsubstantiated. apart from those unnamed and an identified sources, that being said, there was something heard from both the national security advisor spokesmen and the spokesman for the state department. who said that 3 of the u. s. allies, germany, sweden and denmark are continuing an investigation into who was responsible for that pipeline attack. and those investigations say the spokesmen ongoing no resolution in those investigations as yet. and it's been over 5 months. mike, since the pipeline was sabotaged, and as you say, we've heard nothing from the various intelligence agencies that are investigating. why is it been so hard to learn anything more about this? well, that's an absolutely vital question because this was a significant attack at a significant time time. you had intelligence agencies from the west, the u. s. intelligence investigating obviously who was responsible for this attack, and yet

the state department's diplomatic security service is working with local authorities. the san francisco police, but i can say that the diplomatic security service is working with local authorities to properly investigate and obviously to state department working from an infrastructure perspective to repair the damage. it's unacceptable. >> now that you have the u.s. ambassador to india confirmed by the senate, it's two years you did not have an ambassador to india. can you look back and see how it impacted your ties with india, not having an ambassador on the ground in dehli? >> it always helps with a senate confirmed ambassador, particularly so important to india in the region and the world. we did not let that stop us. president biden has prioritized that bilateral relationship and even though without an ambassador we certainly had a very competent person there and career staff in the embassy able to continue to advance our foreign policy interests and this bilateral relationship and did so effectively, but having the ambassador is always important and we look forwar

security council. the state department, there's absolutely no confirmation whatsoever of this report. a spokesman from the national security council, john kirby said, only that a several western allies of the united states and particular germany, denmark and sweden, or carrying out an investigation and to who was responsible for that attack. this investigation he says, is ongoing. now, throughout the months and since that attack occurred in september, there's been repeated speculation about who was responsible in initially it was alleged that russia was responsible. even recently there's been an accusation that it was the u. s. but this just a reflects the vacuum that has existed within asserting blame for this attack. thousands of protesters have rallied in georgia is capital tbilisi against a controversial so called foreign agents bill opponent states on democratic and could hurt the countries chances of joining the you said, you can explain the side of georgia parliament. demonstrators stood their ground against riot police, firing tear gas and water cannon. the unrest came soon aft

intelligence had surmised that a was a ukranian resistance group, however, both state department on the national security council refused to confirm or even de my this report, no discussion whatsoever about it. so as yet, this report is entirely unsubstantiated. apart from those unnamed and identified sources, thousands of processes have rallied in georgia's capital tbilisi against a controversial so called foreign agents bill. protestors of worried a could impact the hopes of joining the european union. george's president intends to veto a law to for americans who were kidnapped and mexico and friday have been found dead to others, happened release not being treated as a u. s. hospital. the group was abducted by armed men while driving into the city of matamoros. the 3 candidates competing to succeed, nicholas sturgeon, as scotland 1st minister, held their 1st televised debate. they attacked each other with their roles in government exchanges were dominated by social and economic issues. and the scottish independence debate. u. k. government has unveiled a bill aiming at curbing the numbers of undocumen

however, both state department and the national security council refused to confirm or even deny this report. no discussion whatsoever about it. so as yet this report is entirely unsubstantiated. apart from those unnamed and identified sources, thousands of protest as a rally been ga capital tbilisi against a controversial so called foreign agents. bill, demonstrators are where it could impact the hopes of joining the european union. georgia president session tends to veto on, or we thought over time. no one needed this little bit came from nowhere. but maybe it was dictated for moscow. it needs to go. it needs to be repealed any way you want. i said from the 1st day that i would veto this law and i will veto it, not to for americans who could not in mexico on friday have been found dead to others have been released and being treated at a hospital in the u. s. the group was abducted by our men while driving into the city of my tomatoes. by the rapids has more now from mexico cities. moments after crossing into mexico, these for individuals were ambushed by gone men. you can see in tha

inspectors general have found the department of homeland security failed to fully vet and screen afghan evac ewees before -- evacuees before entering the united states. in one report the defense department inspector general said 50 evacuees in the united states pose potential significant national security concerns. how many afghan evacuees are currently in the country who pose potential or actual national security concerns? secretary mayorkas: senator, i respectfully disagree with certain aspects of the inspector general reports that you reference. i would be pleased to provide you and your staff with a briefing with respect to the security, screening, and vetting that we performed with respect to the afghan nationals who are seeking relief in the united states. . senator grassley: i respectfully disagree with you this is classified and you can't answer it in this setting but i'll go on to another question. does the department of homeland security know the location of these afghan evacuees in the united states who pose a potential national security threat, and if you don't know where you are why you don't know where they are? secretary mayorkas: wel

and the head of the security department, probably, somehow cooperated with that state security service right by the scoop, personally took me by the hands for interrogations without a lawyer. that's how i told him, i need him a lawyer. he says, uh, you won't have it, when they threatened me, they offered to cooperate there, and so on and so forth andrei savkovich. i think it should be condemned. and andrey savkov called me to him and spoke. well, here is something i was looking at. you were very brave, weren't you? well, in the frame, but hmm, something you are not so brave now. probably, andrei savko will be handed over to him and probably, if possible, i will turn to him andrei savko if people with weapons talk to you, let's see how brave you will be, and his second assistant is edwin sneimen from although he didn’t do that openly. it was quieter, but nevertheless, for example, at such a moment as in early may they arranged for me, and a tour of the cells. this is when every day they throw you a new one, but a recidivist, yeah, in general, i should sit, but i was with suspected first

security? our state department is vital to our national security. it makes americans more secure advances of more prosperous and stable world. that is why to ensure that apartment at the funding it needs is so crucial we can work in a bipartisan manner to not only give our diplomats the tools they need to succeed but ensure the best individuals are being hired at state to represent our great nation around the world. so i say that mister secretary and you know one of my top priorities have been to address inequities in career progression for historically excluded groups at the apartment. and i am happy, glad to see the steps they accept this issue but i know we can do more. i will continue to make progress on the diversey any institution on that note, let me thank you personally what is your house yesterday and practice assignment restrictions on security clearance. many calls have been about this is that this has caused harm to the careers of many employees because of their racial ethnic or national origin. this was the decision i commend you for th

states. for instance, the state department's national security council, basically saying that they don't see any moves. underway that means that russia is moving closely to the use of a nuclear weapon, and they're not changing their sort of nuclear preparedness status as a result of this announcement from vladimir putin in terms of the ukrainians, what they say is that more than anything else, more than threatening them, this potentially destabilizes belarus because there's gonna be a lot of people inside belarus that don't want to move even closer to the kremlin that they already are. all right, matthew chance for us there in moscow. thank you. matthew are still ahead. it's called the city killer. mm and asteroid with the potential to cause significant damage if it hit a populated area, it just went right past our planet. we'll talk about it next. now up to 40% off. you found the one now find the ring sales diamond store. one drop gorilla super glue, micro precise, of course application ctrolled dispensing with gorilla strength for the toughest jobs on planet earth. people go to the ends of

intelligence had surmised that it was a ukrainian resistance group, however, both state department and the national security council refused to confirm or even deny this report, no discussion whatsoever about it. so as yet this report is entirely unsubstantiated. apart from those unnamed and identified sources, thousands of protesters have rallied in georgia captain lacy against a controversial sycold foreign agents. bill protested, worried it could impact the hopes of joining the european union. george as president intends to be a lot, is unknown. always always softer. no one needed this lot on it came from nowhere, but maybe it was dictated from moscow. it needs to go. it needs to be repealed any way you want. i said from the 1st day that i would veto this law, and i will veto it to a full americans who are kidnapped in mexico and friday have been found dead to others have been released and are being treated at a u. s. hospital. the group was abducted by our men while driving into the city matamoros on your apollo has more moments after crossing into mexico, these 4 individuals were ambushed by gone men.

authorizing the district attorney and sheriff to enter into agreement with united states department of home land security under which dhs facilitate patrol entry and agree to notify dhs if the dependent post bail or otherwise to be released from custody during or after the criminal proceeding. agenda item 4 is crimial defendant. 5 is for criminal defendant for prosecution in san francisco on a charge of murder. >> thank you mr. clerk. so, these items are going to look different then today then we thought they were. i do want to mention we have tom paul ino from the mayor office if we need him. i had a conversation with district attorney brook jenkings and she asked to table these items. the da she told me she recently met with victims of these crimes described in the ordinances and also met with community leaders and understands the need to support our sanctuary city policy. as i said, the sanctuary city policy enhances and protects san franciscans while promoting public safety and seeking justice for crime victims which is something i'm focused on. the da did assure me she is working with the federal go

and the pentagon, the national security council, and the state department, unquote. and then you said something that strikes me as critically important even today. you said that many of the people who dragged us into war in 2003 continued to advise the obama administration as late as 2015. and some of those people are still in government today. is it even possible to save ourselves. busy from warmongers and war criminals, when they're practically embedded, permanently in the government. no. as long as they are embedded permanently, which we have seen. and it's not just victoria new and it's lots of. they're in permanently embedded in the government, and it is impossible to do it as long as they are there to have a different foreign policy. what you want to think. but neoconservatism is not what the american people want. that's not what they believe in. that's not the foreign policy they wish to pursue. and yet we have non elected bureaucrats appointees who persist in is revolving door between government service. think tank, government service, think tanks, sometimes

stated in the message of the foreign political department. to the eightieth anniversary of the khatyn tragedy news agency, together with the state security committeebelarus, prepared a documentary film. they burned khatyn from the series without a statute of limitations, based on the criminal cases from the central archive of the kgb on the executioners who burned the village on march 22 , 1943, for the first time we will hear the confessions of the punishers of khatyn phonogram. face-to-face, for almost 50 years it was under a wax seal. anthology of the tragedy from the lips of the killer of khatyn on wednesday, march 22 before the panorama of belarus 1 and belarus 24. state security committee belarus together with the tv news agency of the radio company present a project on the genocide of the belarusian people during the great patriotic war. atynskaya, the tragedy of breaking sealing wax from archival documents, we could not tell this truth, which actually happened. information has been closed for today white spots. no, what happened in the forest village 80 years ago , the eyewitnesses of the bloody events, they very much decided. that was suc

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and the golden trident, 12 more departmental awards were presented by the head of the department of state security, major general serhii rud , in addition, the head of the state special forces yuriy shchigol took part in the event, congratulations were received and from the commander-in-chief counter-terrorist, anti-depressive, counter-intelligence and even military operations that you conduct have already become legendary. the security service of ukraine is a powerful part of our great unified thanks to you, the russian intelligence agency, collaborators, saboteurs and other traitors receive out-of-service equipment from partners on the battlefield, ukrainian servicemen destroy the enemy with the help of the british el-119 howitzer , our military has mastered it along with dozens of other western weapons, it is light and mobile, it allows fighters to quickly to strike at the enemy, the 105 mm projectile is capable of hitting enemy targets at a distance of up to 20 km, and the small mass of the gun allows the crew in case of the need to quickly change positions and on the front more and more often

however, both state department and the national security council, i refused to confirm or even deny this report and no discussion whatsoever about it . so as yet this report is entirely unsubstantiated. apart from those unnamed and an identified sources, thousands of protest as of rallied in georgia's capital tbilisi against a controversial so called foreign agents. bill. demonstrators are worried, it could impact the hopes of joining the european union. george's president says she intends to veto below 2 or 4 americans were kidnapped in mexico on friday, had been found dead to others have been released and being treated at the u. s. hospital. the group was abducted by armed men while driving into the city of matamoros. 3 candidates hoping to succeed nicholas sturgeon of scotland 1st minister held their 1st televised debate. they attacked each other over their rolls and government. the exchange were dominated by social and economic issues. as well, a scottish independence the u. k. government has unveiled a bill aimed at curbing the numbers of undocumented migrants arriving on push assur

account - this was allocated about 3.500 grants by the local community in the field of security and the us state departmenthas allocated $463 million e since 2015, and since 2018 the pentagon has allocated about $250 million to the philippines, which is a lot of money. america is literally showering the philippines with golden rain in the course of the fight against covid, it was seen that $ 4 million was punished by assistance in the field of medical diplomacy, that is, in all directions in the region. uh, she teaches you cooperation in the field of public diplomacy in the field of cultural interaction. work is underway. the information available is updated literally hourly on social media pages. networks of american organizations operating in the region, which is interesting work is staged in this way. that all humanitarian initiatives, as it were, come from the filipinos themselves, american advisers, working in the region, they demonstrate, er, certainly empathy. they are trying to show that it is the filipinos who are in favor of cooperation with the us that the ideas they are promoting are invented b

of the moon, march 13, 1954 was formed by the state security committee representative of the ministers of the ussr legendary special services. the departmentcame the heir to the cheka, the ogpu and the nkvd. the kgb system included 14 republican state security committees, local bodies, as well as border troops, government communications troops , military counterintelligence agencies, several educational institutions and research institutes, and the kgb functions included external intelligence. counterintelligence, protection of the state border and protection of party leaders and governments, as well as the fight against dissent and nationalism, historians consider the kgb one of the most effective special services in the world, it was the kgb agent who eliminated in munich the leaders of the organization of ukrainian nationalists and the former nazi informer stepan bandera. the kgb actively participated in the suppression of anti-soviet protests in hungary and then in czechoslovakia, but the kgb did not managed to prevent the collapse of the ussr in the ninetieth committee was abolished by modern russia the federal security service was fo

state department. you're insulting the national security agencies. analysts, or maybe you're saying there are some good ones there who are not being listened to in the current environment right now. i know that you talk to a friend of the show and to in his car moody, trump's old breast secretary for short, while saying bill burns kissinger carry these people should not necessarily be, you know, ordering around the biden administration. but they should be taken into account their views. what do you think of the current or group think is it aura, analysis of what's happening in europe in lincoln state department or in the white house? first, let me take issue. i was not insulting the national security apparatus. i was providing what i thought was positive criticism. you don't disregard the entire apparatus, but what happens at the top? presidents make decisions and life is very, very narrow at the top. george bush had this notion of the freedom agenda and this axis of evil, north korea, iran and iraq. there could probably not be a more dis, agreeable group of people to work with. and so you have preside