and samuel romani is an associate fellow at royal united services institute. you are joining us now from london. i wanted your view on what just happened, the implications of it as well. definitely. i think it's a step towards eventually broader escalation between israel that has black. we've already seen other reports that yeah, it always helps with high level security consultations with is that leading security forces? he's really the media was describing those meetings as being very dramatic and also seemed to be back channels developing visual data stage about the possibility of an escalation. and it's also important to places into the broader regional context. last week there was a major attack by these relays on syria, the results and 18 dash. and the who explained to fire hypersonic miss out is your law so. so this way, she's not going on beyond living on and to all the details of the acts of resistance at once. i'm kind of hearing 2 things, which i and i'm not sure of those things converged. it seems to me they're going in separate directions. one is i

she is a research fellow on space security at the royal united services institute and independent the think tank of london. you don't need to be sophisticated space power, traction, disrupt space systems. ukraine re gains internet connection at least partially with the help of startling. the satellite communications company owned by 11 musk. we'll get to him a bit later. so we've just learned about the cyber attacks. they target the data itself that is being transmitted by a satellite and the systems that control the data flow. but there are more ways to disrupt the space operations most involved interfering with the radio signals coming to and from satellites. specifically those used by navigation satellites, like g p s, the global positioning system. this is a challenge, for example, for aircraft. it's called spoofing. when the attackers send a powerful false signal, overwhelming the original one, the airplanes navigation system can then show the wrong location. then there's jamming interrupting the signal. that means the airplane no longer has navigation, data. spoofing, jamming an

institute for strategic affairs and in london, samuel romani associates fellow at the royal united services institute, middle east program. thank you all 3 of you for joining us today on inside story. i'd like to go to you 1st me because you of the in pay routes. we know the trauma, lebanese people have suffered in recent years, economic collapse that port explosion and 2020 the killed, more than 200 people. tell me what the atmosphere is that this week off to all of these events. how would people co pay, i mean, associated is that also deep anxiety and, and fear. because as you mentioned about them instead of going through an unprecedented economic and financial crisis that even use found has those 98 percent of its value. this is on one side and on the other side, i mean that even these people have still in the flash memory that they use the boat to bloss to trash it the and, and have a dot to entry it. well, that's why i said that he's not the prostate has student have in mind that 2006 war and it's the best, the thing impact on that even he's infrastructure on the but news economy. so they don't

i was talking to a senior associate fellow at the war united services institute, critical of the us approach ., , ., redlines. the israelis are convinced _ redlines. the israelis are convinced and _ redlines. the israelis are convinced and i - redlines. the israelis are convinced and i think - redlines. the israelis are | convinced and i think they should be convinced that irrespective of what lines they cross, they will continue to act without accountability from washington, dc, that they will cross those lines and will cross those lines and will cross more lines. the americans made it clear they did not want to escalation in an oven lebanon making it clear they sought as incredibly risky and a really bad idea. israelis have gone and done in any way. they did it in terms of this attack on using these pagers and walkie—talkies, which was widely condemned by many western countries, i think it was the belgian foreign minister, the belgian minister saying it was an incredible terrorist attack. there has been widespread condemnation in that regard. of course the israelis will continue to me at t

situation in the middle east, so let�*s bring in a senior associate fellow at the royal united services institutese intensive israeli air strikes intensive israeli air strikes in lebanon. what do you make of where we currently now are? thank you for inviting me, matty. i think where we are as a natural and logical consequence of the last 12 months. israel has been bombarding gaza for nearly 12 months now, nearly a year, with very little consequence from the united states, despite the biden administration setting a red lines time and again. time and again they have crossed those red lines, there hasn�*t been accountability or consequences. quite naturally, the israelis knew that they see fit, without worrying about accountability from the international community whatsoever.— international community whatsoever. ~ g ., �* whatsoever. when joe biden talks about _ whatsoever. when joe biden talks about de-escalating i talks about de—escalating again, as he did in the last hour, what you make of that? i think the israelis will make of that as they had of every other statement in this regard over the la

carnegie endowment for international peace and a senior associate fellow with the royal united services instituteor defense and security studies. and he joins me from london. good to see you again. prime minister netanyahu, as i said, has come out with an angry message attacking hamas blaming hamas for the lack of a deal saying quote those who murdered hostages do not want a deal but many of the hostages families are blaming netanyahu for the fact that their loved ones haven't been brought home where do you think all of this leaves the state of negotiations so thank you, kim for having me on the negotiations have been going frankly, nowhere for if i'm if i'm honest, months now at every stage, what we've seen is that israeli media leaks the fact that inside the israeli negotiation team, there are huge differences of opinion. >> where the negotiators themselves are blaming netanyahu for putting up huge obstacles in terms of coming to a deal that would see the release of hostages and to a pause in hostilities at the very least, and i think this is why you see such immense anger being expressed by ho

he's also senior associate fellow at the royal united services institute the defense and security studies. he joins me now from london. tell me what does these latest development how does it complicate efforts for a ceasefire? and hostage release deal? >> thank you very much for having me. i've thought you've had over the past few months, but it's intensified consistently. is a serious concern from the hostage families in israel vis-a-vis their own government and of course, when it comes to benjamin netanyahu himself has come under severe criticism from wider israeli society. the families of the hostages, but also from within his own cabinet, as we've seen over the past few days in various media leaks. and also within the negotiation team and what we've what we've seen in the past seven months in particular is that whenever there are negotiations that seem to be moving forward we see leaks from israeli negotiators indicating that netanyahu himself is intervening in the negotiations and sabotaging them and what we've what we've observed over recent weeks again, with regards to the hostages

think tank the role of united services institute trends us now from london. good to have you with us. so 1st of all, what does this band know relocation of? what if we want to call it that of the 3rd. the licenses include the exact same terms of weapons and components, as well as does cutting into the $42000000.00 pounds. the orders of britain has been drawn clay, when hugh, as well as more broadly into the 489000000 pounds of licenses and britain assigned with israel, does 2015. it does not apply to the $35.00 gets, but it does include price for helicopters, jones and other kinds of aircraft. all right? how easy will it be for israel to simply sold those kinds of items and components from all the countries and all the sources? typically, it has to be a $35.00 program. well, could they not go to the us? well, given the fact that the a is, is really bad depends windage is brittany, or relatively small, at least converted $3000000.00 in annual military 8 next sports to him for the stage, i will be quite easy, but he is released. you find other sources for this

to violate international law suite to samuel romani was an associate fellow at the royal united service institute. joining us from london. so on the topic of gaza and what came out of the press conference, what stood out for you. because up until this point there have been reported some foreign policy differences between the us and the u. k. over the war. and guys were, they reflected out all here. i don't see that they are really reflected that significantly. i think that the united states is basically going to get us allies of all 3 of discretion is sherman, what best policy to pursue in terms of arriving israel and dealing with the guys of war and britain have cancelled sometimes export that licenses, but it hasn't canceled licenses that really impact american deals, or american companies like lockheed martin if it cancelled the 35 licenses. i think the americans would've given the bread. it's a much harder pressure. but that hasn't happened yet. and on the issue a few crane, which was another big topic that they addressed. i mean, they're firmly aligned on ukraine and they even announced that

the carnegie endowment for international peace and a senior associate fellow at the royal united services institutesis and insight is extremely important and he joins us today out of athens, greece, just 24 hours. then after the world learned that the head of hezbollah is dead, assess where things stand in the short term, both from the israeli perspective, if you will, and indeed from the lebanese, and we can talk further about hezbollah specifically after that you so much, becky, always push the on your show. >> so i think what we see at present are a number of questions that need to be answered. first, what happens in terms of any action vis-a-vis lebanon, you're already mentioned further israeli strikes, but these are airstrikes. there not ground forces. and i think we have to expect the very high likelihood of israeli forces actually invading with ground troops in the south of lebanon over the coming hours or a few days certainly when it comes to statements out of the united states we haven't seen at least in the last two or three statements i continued to emphasis on calling for a ceasefire ra

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staging of a russian missile strike on a children's institution, the russian foreign intelligence service reported. at the instigation of the united states, the ukrainian authorities are working on a scenario for a new provocation that will be widely covered by western media. in this way, the country's leadership wants to boost the morale of the armed forces, and what is more important, to achieve a formal. for the decision of the united states and its nato allies to strike targets deep in russia. well, washington will use the staging to increase pressure on iran and china, which the american authorities accuse in the supply of missiles to russia. the service emphasized that kiev and its sponsors, quote: refuse to learn from their mistakes. after the provocations that were staged in bucha and kramatorsk, the svr notes, few people in the world believe in the innocence of ukraine. russian troops. the north liberated the villages of uspenovka and barki in the kursk region, and new attempts to break through the border in the areas of the villages of krasnooktyabrsky vesyoloye and medvezhye were also repelled. the military continues to

affairs service reported on washington's plans to intervene intelligence, while the special role according to the united states' plan should be played by the osce office for democratic institutions and human rights. washington's plan is obvious and no longer surprising, to give the pro-western georgian opposition a pretext to launch mass protests with the aim of seizing power in the country by force. what is regrettable is the participation in such machinations of the office for democratic institutions and human rights, which, as stated on the official osce website, is called upon to provide assistance to participating states. organizations in matters. respect for human rights and fundamental freedoms, strengthen and protect democratic institutions, and develop tolerance in society. in the states themselves, passions are running high before the presidential elections, an hour and a half of squabbles and a barrage of mutual accusations at the first debate between donald trump and kamela harris. for the current head of the white house, joe biden, let me remind you, the same meeting with the republican candidate turned out to be a complete failure, he dropped out of the presidentia

public service dedicating her career to defending and strengthening our most important and cherished institutions. whether we are talking about smithsonian institute or the congress of the united states. i think i was here for all of them. you heard what it was. the arts, the government service , many things. lin manuel moran.. it is about freedom of expression. putting yourself in someone else's position so that you can appreciate how they express themselves. it is about creativity. it is about creativity. when cheryl came she brought such dignity. such respect for everybody's position. different one from the next. all to be respected. this is particularly appropriate for her today. thank you, cheryl, for your patriotism that is strengthened the congress and the country and congratulation on receiving this freedom award. and, now, it is my time to yield back to the distinguished ceo of the u.s. capital historic society madam president, welcome back and to, again, where did he go? where did sam go? sam, give us a wave. [applause] let us yield back to madam president. madam president campbell, thank you for bringing us together. thank you for affording us the privilege of honor

service, deserters, well , it's clear that only desertion and voluntarily abandoned units, you know, i can't tell you about terrorism , persons who are prosecuted for terrorism, whether this institute. case consideration and with the fact that they have the opportunity to go to military service, and in this way, well, to stop the case, obviously, no, well, i, i am not interested in that, there are no such cases, there are no such business, and therefore i do not want to answer incompetently, thank you very much, thank you, a lot, mr. oleg liontiv, a military lawyer, was with us, it is very nice that he joined us, and we are moving to central europe, and viktor savinok will accompany us, political scientist, international, senior analyst at the western institute, expert on the politics of german-speaking countries, we will see him now, mr. viktor, thank you for taking the time to join us, well, what do they say in austria, maybe the extreme right will win the elections . and it's not very good for.

preparing a staged russian missile strike on a children's institution, the foreign intelligence service reported. russia. at the instigation of the united states, the ukrainian authorities are working on a scenario for a new provocation, which will be widely covered by western media. in this way, the country's leadership wants to boost morale armed forces, and that it is much more important to obtain formal permission from the us and its nato allies to strike targets deep in russia. and washington will use the staging to increase pressure on iran and china, which the us authorities accuse of supplying missiles to russia. the service emphasized that kiev and its... aviation and artillery are playing. yevgeny golovanov visited the firing position of one of the howitzers. no, there are people, there is life, and there are quite a few people. after the news that the russian army near kursk began a large-scale counteroffensive, local residents perked up. many of those who left the border towns and villages began to come back. people slowly began to return, some to feed the farm, some to inspect, watch, take away. and the city lives for now.

service. dedicating her career to strengthening and defending our most cherished institutions, whether we are talking about the smithsonian institution or the congress of the united states. and, madam president, when you were reading all the other tributes that were here, you heard what it was about. the arts. it was about government service. it was about many things. and what was interesting whether it was lin-manuel miranda or david mccall, it shows the connection between governance and the arts. it is about freedom of expression. it is about thanking. putting yourself in someone else's position so you can appreciate how they express themselves. it is about creativity. it is about creativity. and when cheryl came, she brought such dignity to the position. such respect for everybody's position. but all to be respected. so this award is particularly appropriate for her today. thank you, cheryl, for your patriotism which has strengthened the congress and the country, and congratulations again on receiving this freedom award. and, now, it is my privilege to yield back to the distinguished ceo at the u.s. capitol society, madam president. madam president, welcome ba

service warns about this. the zelensky regime, under the guidance of curators from the united states, plans to stage a russian missile strike on a children's institutionr kindergarten. the tragedy should be widely covered by the world media, but the purpose of this bloody crime is to increase the fighting spirit of the armed forces of ukraine. but as noted in russian intelligence after. came to ukraine to fight russia, collected money for the kiev regime and recruited foreigners to the ranks of the ssu, and also starred in a propaganda video of terrorists from azov battalion. all this about the suspect in the new assassination attempt on donald trump. the criminal, obsessed with the conflict in ukraine, tried. with a telescopic sight, two backpacks that were hanging on the fence, they contained ceramic tiles and a goopro, which he was going to shoot, the one aiming at trump was about 250 m from his potential victim, it is still quite possible to hit using a sight, but after he was discovered, the shooter jumped behind the wheel. when detained, he was calm and dispassionate, with the disclosure of his identity, as was the case in pennsylvania, with the

service intelligence. thus, according to their data, ukraine, with the help of the united states, is preparing to stage a supposed russian missile strike on a children's institutionthe territory controlled by kiev. we will return to this topic a little later, but for now let's move on to the weather news: strong winds have complicated the situation with wildfires in the southern part of russia, while catastrophic downpours have hit eastern europe. we will find out all the details from our meteorologist ekaterina grigorova. she joins me, good morning. tell me, in the russian regions, will they replace some cataclysms by others? no, european rains will not reach us, anticyclones will not pass, here is the wind, as a result of the struggle between a cyclone and an anticyclone, of course, in the south is very strong. in the evening and at night. residents of the village of alkhovo in the luhansk people 's republic were evacuated due to a fire, the fire spread to the territory of the settlement, the scale of what is happening has yet to be assessed. the previous evening, buildings were burning in the village of izvarina, not far from the checkpoint. in just one day on

united by common interests. this problem was solved by classmates.com, translated as classmates. the service appeared in 1995 and opened a new era in internet communication. americans were able to search for old friends in directories. educational institutions numerous similar projects began to appear, the authors of one of them, for example, decided to prove the truth of the theory of six handshakes, according to which every two people on earth are connected by a chain of acquaintances of a maximum of six people. whether this project helped to confirm the concept or not, history is silent, but internet users clearly liked it. in 2000, there was a real boom of similar social networks. all the most famous western platforms to this day were launched, and developers in the post-soviet space did not lag behind, their own network project appeared in belarus in 2008. the variety of available social networks is impressive, users choose platforms for communication and content consumption, depending on interests and habits. it is not often said how exactly social networks filter and process information for us, let's try to figure out how everything works, the head of the center for information technology, innovative developments of the belarusian st

services, and credit and financial institutions. preliminary damage. from the illegal activities of the detainees is more than 100 million rubles, while its final size may be significantly higher due to new information. the united states and russia are responsible for strategic stability, but it needs to be discussed taking into account all factors. this was brought up in the kremlin. and here is how the question of the united states' readiness for possible negotiations on this issue was commented on by the presidential press secretary dmitry peskov. of course, a contractual and legal basis in the area of ​​strategic stability is needed, and here, in many ways, the responsibility lies with our countries, but in the current conditions , it is impossible to talk about strategic security without taking into account new factors, without considering all the factors in total, including the european nuclear potential and so on, this all needs to be discussed together in one pot, we have not received answers to this from the americans yet, but of course, a contractual and legal basis is needed, a treaty is needed and negotiations need to begin as soon as possible. sergey lavrov is starting his official program in new y

institutions. so we are united in that front and what we need from the secret service is more transparent truth about what happened, what works, what doesn't, what resources are missing. >> and the secret service is so heavily tasked, there's also the children and other relatives who in certain instances require and need extensive secret service, and in the trump case, the adult children traveling overseas, that's an even more intensive secret service protection when he was president. do you think that candidates now, the two major party candidates, should have presidential level security absent the military chain of command, the component that with the nuclear football and all, goes with the president of the united states? >> i think they should, and we saw that president biden immediately after the butler attempt, which did kill one man and grievously wounded two others, that he said that mr. trump deserved presidential -- a return to presidential level. the same holds for vice president kamala harris. the threat level is so great in this country, and that is what this exposes. we are charged, all

united nations relief and work agency? >> it's onra, institution that exist to provide services and aid to the nearly 6 million palestinians. >> i would suggest the conversation is about foreign policy. >> nine onra members were fired for actually helping hamas on october 7th, isn't that the case? >> i don't believe that that's correct in terms -- >> i do not support hamas or any -- >> you don't support himas, you don't support -- you don't support hezbollah. you should hide your head in a bag. >> wow. >> your time has expired. >> please -- please, please. >> i'm going allow you to respond to any one of those questions at this moment. >> thank you for holding the hearing, it's regrittable that i as i sit here have experienced the very issue that we are attempting to deal with today. the introduction of foreign policy is not how we keep other americans, muslim americans, black people or asian americans safe. this has been regrettably real disappointment but indication of the danger to our democratic institutions that we are in now and i deeply regret that and i do hope that my testimony today has been helpful to understandi

institutions. research from the anti-defamation league found there is a significant evidence that service members today are encountering anti-semitic and extremist personnel in their units. in that this extremist threat to the ranks has been harmful to the effectiveness and security of the force in many ways. in the summer of 2024 as part of the findings of the department of defense is countering extremist activity working group review, the dmt released new directives aimed at addressing extremism in the ranks. i secured language in the 2023 ndaa that required the department secretary of defense to report on the implementation and status of the training and education for department of defense members and civil personnel, to protect the military from extremist recruitment activity. can you describe in detail what the army is doing to make sure this training is both effective and actionable? >> thank you for the question. as part of my preparation for today's session i reviewed the training materials associated with extremism, counting -- countering it, it is well designed and delivered in a standard package across the army . as you have noted in your comments, we take ma

i think as a unit, the secret service, i think the american people has lost faith in it that's why we want to do this task force and get it right, jim, to restore faith in our institution. that's why getting information to the american people make sure we're communicating with the american people on what we're learning as we learn it. it's so important that's why the task force and the chairman is talking about that people should be able to go to a rally in this country, listen to the presidential candidate of choice, and go home. today, we had a person killed at that rally that's not what should happen in america. and i would be remiss if i didn't say jim is someone who is from the city of parchman who graduated margaret stoneman douglas high school. people should be able to go to send their kids to school and have those kids home. that same day as well absolutely. >> you're absolutely right about that. congressman jared moskowitz of florida thanks very much for your time this morning. really appreciate it. >> thanks, jim. >> all right. more breaking news this morning. soon we will learn what federal criminal charges new york mayor eric adams is facing prosecutors are

the inner workings of the institution itself, to bring independent thought and analysis to the service of our mission. in addition to my s.e.c. work, i also serve into united states army reserve. my fcc and army lives sometimes intersect, sometimes in good watimein bad. i have been committed to bring a message of financial readiness to american members. speaking to servicemembers, cadets, midshipmen, about financial literacy has been a highlight to me. unfortunately, i am also aware of the fraudsters who prey on everyday americans, including servicemembers and their families. in one particularly troubling enforcement action, it is alleged that an army financial counselor defrauded the families of fallen soldiers. if confirmed, i intend to continue to educate and advocate for strengthening protections for american servicemembers. i would also work tyler huntley in support of the fcc's mission, maintaining efficient markets, and facilitating capital formation. to me, this means promoting trust in the securities market by reducing opportunities for bad actors to engage in fraud and manipulation. it means ensuring investors have access to appropriate and truth

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