whether it is us security with less of an - it is us security with less of an ability— it is us securityan ability to integrate with the economic powerhouse that china is, or economic— economic powerhouse that china is, or economic integration with china, and been _ or economic integration with china, and been left to their own devices in terms _ and been left to their own devices in terms of— and been left to their own devices in terms of security concerns, they do not _ in terms of security concerns, they do not want — in terms of security concerns, they do not want to have to make a choice between _ do not want to have to make a choice between the — do not want to have to make a choice between the devil and the deep blue see it. _ between the devil and the deep blue see it, they are two bad choices in that respect. see it, they are two bad choices in that reaped-— that respect. there is hope that there will be _ that respect. there is hope that there will be groundwork - that respect. there is hope that there will be groundwork laid i that respect. there is hope that| there will be gr

now currently being sued by the us securities watchdog. hello and welcome to asia business report. i'm monica miller. our top story this morning us presidentjoe biden has hailed a new era in relations with india. as prime minister narendra modi prepares to wrap up his visit to the country. both sides inked several defence and commercial deals and even agreed to terminate six outstanding disputes at the world trade organisation. mr modi is expected to be hosted to a state dinner soon. earlier i wasjoined by sadanand dhume, a senior fellow at the american enterprise institute. there are many significant deals, i think most significantly the jet engine technology and also transfer that technology. there is private—sector initiative to start building semiconductors in india, which is also something to keep an eye on. i think more anything else, the headline is that the fact that modi has been given this very glittering high—profile state visit, underlines how important the india relationship is for the biden administration. india is proving to be a viable option in terms of of supply ch

in 2018, the former head of the us securities and exchange commission announced that ethereum is not a security, many market participants digital currencies believe that what he said about gripper is also true. investing in products in the field of digital currencies for this week in a row, konj has had capital. let us report that investing in digital currencies with these outputs in the latent period is a total of 423 million dollars of capital from the field of crypto. currencies have been withdrawn, after examining the regional situation, the united states and germany experienced partial inflows of 3, 70 and 214 million dollars, respectively, but canada faced an outflow of 277 million dollars. electronic includes the first three deciles of the society, which means the population is equivalent to 25 million people, which previously only the beneficiaries of the imam khomeini relief and welfare committee, in this arrangement, the subsidy credit for these households of these three deciles will increase by 20%. the company benefiting from the additional credit spent at least 80 the sub

cameras, he used security cameras, he used security cameras, he said why not? with an xbox games console controller. i should say that is something the military does routinely although they used cabled ones and serve the wireless one stopped in use. in any case this all around me but he pointed out that the part you care about is the cylinder, carbon fibre with the titanium end caps, and he insisted that that part was designed as securely and safely as he had to nasa and these are the experts could possibly do. so some of those aspects alarmed you, did you feel safe when you're in the sub? i you, did you feel safe when you're in the sub?— you're in the sub? i did. i think anyone _ you're in the sub? i did. i think anyone will - you're in the sub? i did. i think anyone will tell- you're in the sub? i did. i think anyone will tell you | you're in the sub? i did. i - think anyone will tell you that once you are in their and you are going beneath the waves, it is absolutely thrilling, your adrenaline is pumping, at that point emotion takes over and our intellectual

secure the hostages. what more can you tell us about the adf? the - secure the hostages. he adf? the adf is an islamic state group that originated in uganda.- is an islamic state group that originated in uganda. they were initially led _ originated in uganda. they were initially led by _ originated in uganda. they were initially led by ugandans - originated in uganda. they were initially led by ugandans and - originated in uganda. they were l initially led by ugandans and they waged war against the government in the 1990s. they were based in that same region in the mountains and they were pushed in the 90s into the drc. their methods of operation were very similar to what happened on friday night. they burned villages, attacked travellers on buses, and in 1998, they attacked a technical school and killed about 80 students. they burned their dormitories down as well. in the last couple of decades they have only been based in the eastern drc, except for 2021 when series of bombs were blamed on them. the rebels now say they are linked to islamic state. what them. the rebels n

mark fagel, one of the former employees of the us securities exchange commission, announced in a tweet that the judge of the case will issue his final verdict in the coming days in this case. accused of earning one and two-tenths of a billion dollars through the illegal sale of unregistered bahadur, and the former chairman of the us securities and exchange commission declared in 2018 that ethereum is not a security donkey. many cryptocurrency market participants believe that his words about gripper also true investing in products in the field of digital currencies has been the capital corner for this week in a row. according to the report of the control of digital currency investment products, with these exits, a total of 423 million dollars of capital has been withdrawn from the field of cryptocurrency in the latent period . germany experienced partial inflows of 3, 70, and 214 million dollars, respectively, but canada faced an outflow of 277 million dollars . saeed, the head of the sed and sima news agency. thank you. imam khomeini's relief included welfare, in this way, the subsidy

ukraine's military neutrality rather than nato membership is a better way to end the war and ensure us securitys time for the west in general, and for the us in particular , to face the cold hard truth of providing future security guarantees to an unstable country that is perpetually antagonistic to its nuclear-armed neighbor. it's a risky game with us security, such an idea should be rejected outright. the fact that the promised ukrainian counteroffensive must be prevented was announced by hungarian prime minister viktor orban. according to him, given the aspect ratio for the eu, such actions can become a quote from a real bloodbath, moreover, according to budapest , the confrontation could potentially reach a global scale, the hungarian government reflected this idea in a video in which it once again called for peace talks , it is noteworthy that on footage appears a map that does not include crimea as part of ukraine ekaterina shamaeva lead. next, we look at the horizons of the atom , elena bityukova will tell how wind farms are built in russia, but in the second half, we will find out when

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on monday this week, the us securities regulator says calling basis failure to register properly has deprived investors of protective measures including safeguards against conflict of interest and record keeping requirements. the largest crypto platform in the us had $110000000.00 users and around $80000000000.00 and assets at the end of 2022. no wonder authorities want to bring some regulation into all of that. and for more on the crypto crackdown, we can now speak to double your reporter, michelle stockman, michelle. let's start with the basics. who are coined based environments. what do they do? in the simplest terms, these are clicked the currency exchange platforms. so let's say you want to trade crystal currency, you would get your currency whether that's dollars or pounds or zeros. you can log in to these exchanges, exchange your yeah, currency for production, so you do some trading. hopefully you get ahead of gain a little bit. and then you can re exchange it perfect. yeah, currency, which you would take, and then you can transfer into your traditional bank account. and both

the us securities and exchange commission is suing the crypto currency platform, coin base for allegedly bypassing regulation is the 2nd chapter of a major crack down on the industry. after the fcc soon defines the world's largest crypto currency exchange on monday of this week, the us securities regulators as calling basis failure to register properly has deprived investors of 2022. no wonder authorities want to bring some regulation into all of that. and for more on the crypto crackdown, we can now speak to double your report or michelle stockman, michelle, let's start with the basics who are coined based environments. what do they do? in the simplest terms, these are crypto currency exchange platforms. so let's say you want to trade crystal currency, you would get your currency whether that's dollars or pounds or zeros. you can log in to these exchanges, exchange your yeah, currency for production, so you do some trading. hopefully you get ahead of gain a little bit. and then you can re exchange it perfect. yeah, currency, which you would take, and then you can transfer into your trad

security service, the f s b. so that housing covers an american operation. they used a thousands of i phones with special survey that and software to spy on russia are in the course of ensuring the security of that are specific only to users of apple and mobile phones. and are caused by the operation of previously unknown malicious software. using software vulnerability is provided by the manufacturer. thus, the information received by the russian special services testifies to the close cooperation of the american company, apple with the us national intelligence community. in particular, the national security agency and confirms that the declared policy of ensuring the privacy of personal data of apple device users is not true. the space as it has confiscated thousands of vice phones with such malware. the device is offsets were being used with foreign sim tots registered with diplomatic emissions on the embassies in russia, originating from nato and post soviet states, as well as, as well south africa and china. apple has been quick to deny the allegations and claims

there is a need for the united states to stay relevant, given the fact that there is a real us national security interest at all is that you heard that from the secretary of state there. so there's a making sure that there's a seat at the table and making sure that us interests are represented. so that's what entity blanket is going there to do to not only represent us interest, but also to help guide this along. and so, as part of the aber have a course of because it was started under former president donald trump, and there's a bit of a parallel plan that's been put in place in the us congress. there's now kind of a phase 2, if you will, under the, by the administration, seeing that this could be built upon that it could be expanded, but not only includes us security, but also economic prosperity for israel, it's interest uh, visa v us national security interest and expansion in the air world. so that's what this is really about. that's what these meetings will be about as the secretary of state heads to the region. ok. kimberly standby because we also want to talk domestic us politics with yo

and you said our military madness has not made us more secure, it has made us ssia, iran, as national security threats, and what would you have done if you were president and the chinese spy balloon incident happened and the russia taking down of our drone happened? what would you do in those two cases. >> well, i don't think that that balloon should have gotten as far inland had got. >> sean: what would you have done. >> i think that probably should have been shot down over the water. i don't know why it was able to get as close at it got into u.s. territory. >> sean: director i agree with you. >> thank you. >> sean: once it was coming through alaska air space i would have shot that sucker out of the sky. >> yeah, yeah. but let's be very clear. >> sean: what about russia what would you have done with the drone incident? >> are you talking about syria? >> sean: talking about the russians taking down one of our drones. >> oh, russians taking down one of our drones. where? you mean one of our drones -- what country are you talking about? >> sean: it was a high pro

in synagogue we cannot take used security forces of using children as human shields. what if police were in fact saving and protecting the children? there was a lot of manipulation online. we spoke to the family of the young boy. they say they have received the threats and intimidation from authority and are now afraid to speak out right, broke out nationwide after opposition. the do spence on go with sentence to 2 years in jail last thursday. his supporters say the verdict is politically motivated to eliminate, so go ahead of the presidential election of february 2024. the demonstrators have looted supermarkets, banks and people's homes. the government has been severely restricting access to the internet, shutting it down completely in certain neighborhoods. authority say it's the stop illegal gatherings in protest and prevent fake news, circulating independent journalist sports or tell calls it and curfew curtailing. freedom of speech. after posting critical posts, there were attempts to restrict her twitter people power of social media because a lot of complaints a

we found among many bizarre payments, a $400.00, a $4500000.00 payment from the us social security administration to the key of government. we found $4500000000.00 worth of payments from the us agency for international development to pay off ukraine, sovereign debt, much of what is which is owned by the global investment firm, black rock that amounts to $30.00 taken from every us citizen at a time when $4.10 americans cannot afford a $400.00 emergency. we found tax dollars here mark for ukraine, putting the budgets of a television station in toronto, a pro nato think tank and poland. and believe it or not, even rural farmers and kenya, we found tens of millions to private equity firms, including one of the republic of georgia, as well as a $1000000.00 payment to a single private entrepreneur in kia. once again, congress has failed to ensure the shady payments and massive arms deals are properly tracked. in fact, much of the military and humanitarian aid shipped to you printed simply, vanished last year. cbs news quoted the director of a pro zalinski non profit and ukraine, who reported that only

the 21 year old faces of to 10 years in prison on each kind and one of the most serious us security breaches in a decade unofficial inquiry has found the former british prime minister bar, as johnson deliberately misled parliament by parties in his offices during the pandemic locked in a committee has been investigating the so called parking gate affair for over a year. johnson has called the probate political assassination. the police in this area have arrested a us tourist in connection with a killing. at one of germany's most beloved tourist locations. it was in an area overlooking the noise funds dying castle that authorities a ledge at the mind attacked 2 women and send one tumbling to her death. it's one of germany's most visited tourist sites. but on wednesday it became a crime scene. as one young tourist was pushed to death down the steep ravine at noise from stein castle. so we saw that there were rest doors repelling from this helicopter, and we said, wow, i mean something must be going on. and then i took a little bit of a closer look and i saw someone in a blue shirt and seemed t

court, something that's been sort of 1st in the us congress that is moving forward to kind of try and build upon that to provide, not only the sort of security that us was looking for, but also the stability and the economic prosperity. that is something that all parties believe can be realized. i can't believe the problem is, is from the us regarding a run or yeah, that's right, because i, in the midst of all of this is the big concern. that one of the challenges and obstacles is iran add is effort to acquire a new, clear weapon. and so in advance of anti blake ins visit to the region has once again been this underscoring of a very strong message. and that is, is that the united states certainly is committed to israel security. but to that end is also very committed to making sure that iran does not acquire a nuclear weapon. it should it shoes another path, other than diplomacy for resolving this disagreement if you will, that all options are on the table. having said that, the white house briefing has just wrapped up in the national security advisor, john kirby has been speaking about this. and he said that if a ron does want to open up an

and one of the most serious us security breaches in a decade. police in bavaria has arranged to the us tourist in connection with killing at one of germany's most beloved tours. locations was an area overlooking the noise feinstein castle that will thought he's a ledge. the man attacked to we have a 9 cent one. tom, linked to her depth it's one of germany's most visited tourist sites, but on wednesday it became a crime scene. as one young tourist was pushed to death down the steep ravine at noise from stein castle. we saw that there were rest doors repelling from this helicopter and we said, wow, i mean something must be going on. and then i took a little bit of a closer look and i saw someone in a blue shirt and seemed to be laying still hundreds of feet below the helicopter. the 30 year old suspect, the victim and her companion, our old tourists from the united states. police say the suspect met the 2 women shortly before the attack. they then work together to a view point. given the younger of the 2 women was attacked by the suspect. the older woman tried to rush to her aid was then

and i was honored to have a position that worked out for veterans that actually helped us secure safety and security and the best health possible for a nation's heroes. it was a wonderful, wonderful position to be. and you had a long career at the department of veterans affairs. tell us about the case that made you an expert on medical serial killers. i have to assume that somebody doesn't just wake up one day and decide to start killing people. they operate on detected sometimes for many years and we're talking about doctors and nurses here. how did this all begin in that big case? well, you know, i'm working all these other cases that i just described. and all in one day, my phone rings, and i get a call from the chief of psychiatry at the northwood long island, b a medical center. and she says, bruce, oh, you're not gonna believe this. but we have a doctor working here who spent time in prison for poisoning his co workers. and i'm looking at the phone and i'm from looking at my calendar. it says this april 1st is this like some kind of april fools, a joke or something. you know, and

based on the results of such discussion platforms in the new concept of us security can be adjusted.fter that, the document will be presented for approval by the entire assembly of the belarusian people, the totality of our views on many issues, including historical truth, which we have special attention to. in the leozna region, excavations are underway at the site of a previously unknown mass grave of victims of fascism squeezed out of the great patriotic war.

us secretary of defence, lloyd austin. monica miller has the details. top military brass from more than a dozen countries are meeting here in singapore to discuss critical securityis the rising tension between ukraine and russia as members of nato's are expected to attend. the us and china will be represented by defence ministers. on saturday, lloyd austin is expected to talk about us security issues in indo—pacific. and on sunday, lee xiang fu will give a speech about china's new security initiatives. the relationship between the two countries is in a precarious spot. however, presidentjoe biden has predicted that there may be a thaw in the tension with beijing. at the g7 summit two weeks ago, members had decided to change their wording from decoupling to de—risking when they talk about china. trade ministers met one on one when they met in the united states last week. this was after months of no conversations taking place on a high level after the downing of a chinese surveillance balloon in the united states. if tensions continue to thaw, there is hope the two leaders may meet if they attend the 620 summit in india or the apec summit in san francisco in novem

the negotiations between the americans and the iranians, although it is with the secretary of the us securityil, kirby unequivocally says that from the very beginning of hostilities, iran is on the side of the russian federation, that this is such a large-scale defense partnership that harms ukraine, the region in the middle east, and the international community. then the question arises whether are there any ukrainian tracks in these negotiations? and in general, how then does iran perceive the war between ukraine and russia from its ideological preferences and its ideological orientations? i am ready to give an affirmative answer that during these negotiations there is a track recorded in ukrainian that this issue was discussed in detail . it is quite possible to assume that such a track exists . it would be logical during the negotiations because it could be written in a package. iranians really do not trust the americans very much. i do not think that they will be ready to take such steps as to limit cooperation with russia, since they now consider it one of the key strategic partners. at

and i was honored to have a position that looked out for veterans that actually helped us secure safety and security and the best health possible for our nation's heroes. it was a wonderful, wonderful position to be. and you had a long career at the department of veterans affairs. tell us about the case that made you an expert on medical serial killers. i have to assume that somebody doesn't just wake up one day and decide to start killing people. they operate on detected sometimes for many years and we're talking about doctors and nurses here. how did this all begin in that big case? well, you know, i'm working all these other cases that i just described. and all in one day my phone rings, and i get a call from the chief of psychiatry at the northwood long island v. a medical center. and she says, bruce, oh, you're not gonna believe this. but we have a doctor working here who spent time in prison, to poisoning these co workers. and i'm looking at the phone and i'm from looking at my calendar. it says this april 1st is this like some kind of april fools, a joke or something. you know, a

whether it's a us security web, _ of.web, which means less of an abiiiiy— web, which means less of an ability to— web, which means less of an ability to economically integrate with the economic powerhouse that china is, or economic— powerhouse that china is, or economic integration with china and being — economic integration with china and being left to their own devices _ and being left to their own devices in terms of security concerns _ devices in terms of security concerns. so they don't want to have _ concerns. so they don't want to have to — concerns. so they don't want to have to make a choice between the devil — have to make a choice between the devil and the deep lucy in that— the devil and the deep lucy in that respect, they are two bad choices — that respect, they are two bad choices. , ., , ., choices. there is hope that the two sides _ choices. there is hope that the two sides will _ choices. there is hope that the two sides will lay _ choices. there is hope that the two sides will lay the _ two sides will la

used, more manipulative. len e, than national security. and you said our military madness has not made us more secure. it has made us les secures secure. and i'm asking you, to the extent tha t you, china, russia,an iran, as national securitye threats and what would you have done if you were president andpd chinese spy balloon incident happened and the russia taking e down of our drone happened, what would you do in those two cases? >> wel y dl, i would i don't thk that that balloon should have gotten as far inlandn should aso >> what would you agree? clear here? well, i thinulk that that would have probably been shot down over the water. i don't know why it was able to get as close as it got intoot u.s. territory. >> for the record, agreeas com with you. once it was coming to alaska airspace, i would have shointat that sucker right out of the sky. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. but let' s be clear on the. sean: w >> what would you have done with the drone inciden wt? >> are you talking about syria? where are talking abouret you t the drone? sean: >> t i'm talking about the russians taking down one ofn our drone

if they are telling us the borders are secured, security is tight, i want security to tell us where theyillers came to kill our people. the military drove the rebels across the border decades ago into the eastern congo, but it didn't defeat them. they are now linked to the islamic state group. translation: security is a collaborative work. | why do you people keep quiet when you see strangers? right now we have deployed planes in various places to hunt them down. it's an alarming escalation and an unbearable tragedy. barbara plett—usher, bbc news, nairobi. here's our africa editor for the bbc world service, will ross, who explained how rare it is for uganda to experience this kind of attack. across the border, this area is pretty built up, there's a lot of trade back and forth. but there haven't been many cross—border raids. there have, in the last couple years, been some fairly small—scale bomb attacks, including in the capital, kampala, that the authorities have blamed on this adf group. but western uganda hasn't been seen as particularly vulnerable to attacks by this group, and certai

the countries for us security strategy is a step towards addressing the realities of a new era. ok, let's take a closer look at basically the rough al bus home from the gym and introduce of international and security effects. welcome to the w. what does having a national security strategy now allow me to do that? it wasn't already doing well, that's a good question. i mean, they haven't been actually any really concrete resource commitments yet in this kind of strategy. it is a 1st and foremost, a dual credit exercise, trying to coordinate various ministries, the different policies. but they have a common understanding under they actually talk more to each other. but one of the original ideas was to have a new also institutional structure and national security council. and that wasn't possible for a whole number of reasons. so we really don't know yet actually what will be the sort of actual outcome of this kind of discussion so far. okay, we'll talk about defense because obviously that's all about as a bib. secure say, but this is a strategy that goes beyond defense. but what we

police are not giving us any explanation to why they've stopped the young man that we were speaking to. but rights group had been denouncing the excessive force that the security forces had been using since the beginning of this trial rights group say over 500 people have interest in including journalist members of civil society and the political opposition. but the government says it is only maintaining low in order. police are trying to stop demonstrators looting supermarkets and businesses. we need 3 fives of file, use the font, our nation, our unity and peace to ability and social harmony. as president cell calls for calm and dialogue, but he has failed to make his intentions clear whether he will run for a 3rd term, fueling political tension for demonstrators, the latest verdict against sancho is unjust. and a blow to synagogues democracy. and it sparked further, protests, security forces are now struggling to contain nicholas hawk alger 0. the car is still a head and i'll just say to show of unity from european leaders against the russians invasion of ukraine and the canyon printer and accused of encouraging hundreds of followers to starve themselves to

reuters already reminds the us itself has been spying on china for a long time in april, the head of the national securityt that taiwan is exchanging encrypted intelligence with five-eye partners in real time, which is included by the us but even after the closure of the russian station in cuba except for this short, short moment in the obama era, everything goes and tightens. us sanctions and against the club itself. so in theory. why shouldn't cuba, whose economy is in dire need of airplane revenues, learn to lease land for a facility china finally, the third, washington-based international monetary fund, to put it mildly, is not really trying to help such a different and huge latin american country as argentina is now, of course, she herself was smart, but today the realities of the once second economy in the world are such a very applied thing now. here it is buenos aires, a middle class city there further. as you can see already quite such wealth. that's quite close. through the railroad tracks , this is a village. well, or a settlement of poverty. well, it’s a coincidence today that local rights ins

conditional borders will be open for him, so to speak, but it is about the question a how to secure himself before the useear weapons or chemical or biological weapons, what are the security guarantees, the answer to which he will be afraid, i.e. the doctrine of deterrence he will not be trusted anywhere and now it is absolutely correct that the ukrainian state is asking this question well we agree with the lady that we will not be accepted there at the rivne summit donation we are ready for the washington nato summit which will be held during the anniversary of the round nato which will be held in washington in april next year for you to name the symptoms, they accepted it well. we agree. but until this moment, give us security guarantees, because this is a tire blow, eh, ready to do anything before your end, you understand that this is agony and the truth of russia at least during the war with ukraine on the territory of ukraine is fire and it is down there nowhere it will not be reliable because of this the war has already moved to the territory of russia what else is needed to perceive such a reality

us national security advisor jake sullivan has a case badging of failing to notify washington about recent upgrades to china's new pay us. no, it is just declined to share the size and scope of its nuclear forces or to provide launch notifications. and it has not shown much interest in discussions regarding the changes it is making to its nuclear forces. simply put, we have not yet seen a willingness from the p r c to compartmentalize strategic stability from broader issues in the relationship. and that's compartmentalization. as i noted before, has been the bed rock of nuclear security, indeed, strategic stability for decades. well, we have jake sullivan, who is the us national security advisor, speaking at this national gathering to discuss the issue of arms control. and he is emphasizing what he perceives as a chinese around he's playing up the idea that china and it's nuclear proliferation . here's the threat to the united states. e alleges that by 2035, china will have 1500 different warheads, and he says that's on grass advantage. he's playing that up and he's proposed engaging china

conditional boundaries for him will be open, so to speak, but there is a question about how to secure oneself before usingns or chemical or biological weapons, what are the security guarantees, what is the answer he will get scared, that is, the doctrine of deterrence will not be trusted anywhere, and now it is absolutely correct that the ukrainian state is asking this question well. we agree with the lady that we will not be accepted there at the vinnytsia summit of a donation. in april of next year so that you don't know us, the shingtonians have accepted us well we agree but until this moment , give us security guarantees because this is a tire blow eh ready to do anything before his and his death we understand that this is the agony of russia and the truth, at least during the war with ukraine on the territory of ukraine, and the gonal state will not get them anywhere from this. the war has already moved to the territory of russia. what else is needed to perceive such a reality as or not it is all and the russians themselves are about that's what they say and prigozhin, by the way, will speak today pr

i made clear that we'll continue to take targeted actions that are necessary to protect us national security. us national security is an issue that has been brought up in congress. a concern cited in the recent hearings concerning the chinese owned tick tock app. what is shocking to me is the shared source code between tick tock in the united states and the ccp center. going, despite denials by its c o that any data is shared with the chinese government. but this is also an issue in china with national security is regarded as a key puller on which any economic relationship or development is based. and some observe as content and the similarities between china and the us outweigh the differences together, we are better, but uh, and we need each other. united states really can't divorce itself from chinese manufacturing or chinese in terms of the chinese market. and the same thing is true for china, us remains and good to buy a series of articles, chinese publications, including a chinese surveillance balloon and u. s. s base. the dispute now compounded by president biden, during a fundraiser

this is your problem of the anglo-saxons; there new ones guarantee us security and belarusians to us,ng you the answer to this request for a guarantee. you saw now they say, yes, you know, it's not serious . russia demanded this security paper there and i'm meeting with some of your colleagues. i ask them a question. fine? russia demanded a frivolous piece of paper. and why didn’t you give a serious piece of paper? well, they would have given an answer to this piece of paper. i mean the security suggestions here on soviet space. first of all, russia was not given. therefore, when we talk about the reasons , we need to look there, as they say, the explosion to the root alexander lukashenko was deeply immersed in the negotiation process on ukraine , all before our eyes. so he can afford all the children about the reasons and background for today. the main thing is to solve everything in the world. let's admit we gave them a gift when we got bogged down in ukraine this is the main goal, so this is the main reason, and not other smaller issues. this is also important. well then let's let'

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secure to last thing. these gemini is a strong country and really of emphasis. why for the tasks lying ahead? can protect us with the phone is confidence and trust because what remains central is our security policy identity. your gemini is routing and the you repeat union and the trans atlantic alliance of deep friendship with fronts. and our close, i think isn't the partnerships with us, just 3 things. ok. firstly, the strength of our democratic institutions. second, see the strength of our business sector, and sadly, the coherence in our society. this is what is and focus for us and it has to be in focus for all of us, all waiting until the buttons as well as the judgment. after these introductory books, i would like to ask and 99 to sketch the call points of the national security threat to do before christian will add some comments and then we have counseling questions, the head and miners. thank you and also good, very good morning, phil night. it has the chance to ahead already set aside for us as the german government. this is a very special day because the federal republic of germany, for the 1st ti