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Hello in Kiev 7 am and then the broadcast of the00:00:03
Freedom TV channel continues to be broadcast by the presenter00:00:05
team see the news I am Vyacheslav Tsymbalyuk And let's00:00:08
start, as always, with the latest events from00:00:10
Ukraine and the world in Dnepr, a day of mourning for those00:00:14
killed due to Russian attacks, the number of00:00:16
victims in the regional center increased00:00:18
late in the evening the day before Rescuers00:00:23
The head of the regional00:00:25
military administration, Sergei Lysak, pulled out the body of the third victim from under the rubble of a high-rise building. The head of the regional military administration, Sergei Lysak,00:00:27
said that it was a man who lived in an apartment00:00:30
on the fifth floor. But his body was found00:00:32
under the rubble of a building on the third level by00:00:35
workers of the state00:00:37
emergency service who00:00:38
eliminated the consequences of Russian00:00:40
missile attacks. The president personally thanked00:00:42
Vladimir Zelensky, the day before he00:00:44
arrived at a destroyed high-rise building in the00:00:46
Dnieper, held a meeting on strengthening the00:00:48
defense capability of the region in the regional00:00:51
center, according to local authorities, in addition to00:00:53
five high-rise buildings and two private houses,00:00:55
three educational institutions were damaged, seven00:00:57
administrative and public00:01:00
store hotel one hundred there is destruction and00:01:03
in Sinelnikovo Pavlograd Nikopol the total00:01:06
number eight civilians died yesterday in the00:01:07
Dnepropetrovsk region,00:01:09
two of them were children, another 3500:01:12
people were00:01:15
injured, this year can no longer be00:01:18
the time for further discussions,00:01:21
decisions from partners are needed, this was stated by00:01:24
Vladimir Zelensky in his traditional00:01:26
video message and noted the day before00:01:29
Ukraine had a hard day Russia00:01:31
killed civilians residents of00:01:45
the attacker00:01:49
emphasized when Ukraine turns to00:01:51
partners for air defense systems that they00:01:54
have in warehouses at storage bases00:01:57
but are needed here to protect life, we00:02:00
are talking about a real00:02:03
ally to the participants of the00:02:06
Ukraine NATO council meeting from the Dnieper, the president said00:02:09
Russia Unfortunately, there was too much00:02:11
time years wars to destroy00:02:16
Ukrainians00:02:17
for everyone Everything is very specific Ukraine00:02:20
needs air defense and partners can help with this00:02:23
we need artillery and this is what the00:02:25
world has only a sufficient number of air defense00:02:27
fighters can drive away the Swarm00:02:30
solutions solutions are needed solutions are possible everyone in the00:02:33
world who really strives for peace00:02:35
should not be afraid to show our strength00:02:38
to protect life, I thank everyone who is00:02:40
now with Ukraine with our people with00:02:42
our00:02:44
protection, and as a response to this, NATO countries00:02:47
will supply Ukraine with more air defense systems,00:02:50
this was stated the day before by the00:02:51
Secretary General of the Alliance, Stoltenberg, speaking00:02:54
at a press conference following a meeting of the00:02:56
Ukraine NATO Council he further noted that00:03:00
NATO has identified the available resources throughout the00:03:03
territory of the Alliance, there are systems that are00:03:06
available to Ukraine, so I expect a00:03:08
new announcement on assistance to Ukraine with air defense00:03:11
in the near future.00:03:21
precision strikes during the meeting,00:03:24
some allies made00:03:25
specific commitments, but each00:03:28
NATO country will decide for itself what to provide00:03:34
to Ukraine, I welcome Germany’s efforts,00:03:36
including the recent decision to supply00:03:38
Ukraine with an additional Patriot system,00:03:39
in addition to the Patriots, the allies can00:03:41
provide other weapons, including00:03:43
complexes with and many allies who00:03:46
do not have systems available have pledged00:03:48
financial support to00:03:50
acquire them for Ukraine We are also00:03:52
working with industry to00:03:53
increase production to00:03:55
modernize the systems and make them00:03:57
usable00:04:00
in Slovakia raised almost 2 million euros for00:04:03
shells for Ukraine fundraising company00:04:05
ammunition for Ukraine arose00:04:08
after the government of Robert Fitz00:04:11
refused to participate in the Czech00:04:12
initiative to purchase hundreds of thousands of00:04:14
artillery ammunition outside the00:04:17
European Union, donations have already been made by00:04:19
more than 30,000 donors and to date00:04:22
have raised00:04:23
1,940,000 euros activists claim the collection00:04:26
will be open-ended and the funds received00:04:29
will go to the Czech Republic's program for the purchase of00:04:31
ammunition first deliveries of which to00:04:33
Ukraine are expected in00:04:36
June The Netherlands will immediately allocate00:04:40
more than 200 million euros to help Ukraine,00:04:43
this was announced by the head of the Dutch Ministry of Defense,00:04:45
Kajsa Onn, during a meeting of the00:04:48
Ukraine NATO Council, the money will be used for00:04:50
new initiatives to quickly supply00:04:52
Kiev with additional ammunition for air defense and00:04:55
artillery further quote the funds that00:04:58
the Netherlands are now providing00:05:00
are already on the European Continent and00:05:02
will be delivered to Ukraine as00:05:04
quickly as possible now we all must do everything00:05:07
possible to support Ukraine end00:05:10
quote in particular 150 million from the package00:05:13
will support the German initiative00:05:15
immediate action on air00:05:17
defense they are intended for rapid00:05:20
delivery long-range air defense systems00:05:22
another 60 million euros for the purchase of short-range air defense systems00:05:25
that can00:05:27
be used in particular for00:05:32
drones The US House of Representatives00:05:34
voted to submit for00:05:36
consideration a bill on the00:05:38
long-awaited aid to Ukraine; it should00:05:41
take place today;00:05:43
316 members of the00:05:45
lower house of Congress voted to support the procedure USA Although a00:05:50
simple majority of 218 votes was enough to make a decision,00:05:53
today the members of the House will consider all the00:05:55
amendments that passed the00:05:57
procedural committee the day before, after which the00:05:59
bills will be put to a vote,00:06:02
if they pass in the House,00:06:04
representatives will send them to the Senate as a single00:06:06
package and its final approval00:06:09
will be completed after the signing by00:06:11
US President Joe Biden, the White House promised to00:06:14
do this as00:06:18
quickly as possible, we have repeatedly said that00:06:20
the Ukrainians ceded their territories due to the00:06:23
inaction of Congress, but we are very00:06:25
grateful that Congress is moving forward00:06:27
and on a bipartisan basis we want the00:06:30
aid package to be approved by Congress and the00:06:32
Senate and reach on the president's desk and he will00:06:35
immediately sign this00:06:37
aid. The Pentagon also, in turn,00:06:40
promised to quickly send weapons to Ukraine00:06:42
after the vote in Congress. The source of the00:06:44
political publication said that many00:06:46
American weapons are already in00:06:48
warehouses throughout Europe and they can be00:06:51
immediately sent to Ukraine, and a00:06:53
Pentagon representative said Ryder00:06:55
said that the next aid package in00:06:57
particular will include00:06:59
air defense and00:07:03
artillery. The heads of the parliaments of Estonia,00:07:05
Latvia and Lithuania appealed to the00:07:07
US Congress to unblock the00:07:09
aid package to Ukraine, which has00:07:11
been in limbo for almost six months.00:07:13
In an open letter, the speakers of the00:07:16
parliaments of the three Baltic countries expressed00:07:18
hope that Congress, quote, will make00:07:20
the right decision and approve the urgently00:07:22
needed aid package for Ukraine end00:07:25
quote They emphasized that Europe is taking00:07:27
historic steps to strengthen its00:07:29
defense capabilities, but this requires time,00:07:32
which Ukraine does not have, so00:07:35
US assistance is crucial at this00:07:37
moment, let me remind you that the US House of Representatives00:07:40
held yesterday procedural voting for00:07:42
four bills on foreign00:07:44
assistance, including to Ukraine; the actual00:07:47
vote for the bill package in the00:07:49
House is expected00:07:51
today. Well, in a few minutes00:07:54
my00:07:56
colleagues Anastasia Mazur and Sergei00:07:58
Eremenko will be on Freedom TV; this hour they plan to00:08:00
discuss the scandalous law on foreign agents00:08:02
in Georgia why did it cause active00:08:04
protests of the Georgian people which00:08:06
the authorities00:08:14
dispersed obviously grew in the west00:08:16
in Germany two Russian00:08:18
spies were detained who carried out surveillance of00:08:21
US military facilities in the00:08:23
country and also prepared sabotage on00:08:26
military infrastructure facilities and00:08:28
transport routes for aid supplies to00:08:30
Ukraine in Romania exposed the Russian00:08:33
spies who entered the country under the00:08:35
guise of Ukrainian refugees, indeed00:08:38
Russia has created in the West the largest00:08:40
spy network since the Cold War.00:08:43
What are the tasks of its agents and how to00:08:45
expose and counteract them,00:08:47
see all this was given in an interview with00:08:49
Sergei Zhernov, a former senior officer of the00:08:51
illegal intelligence service of the KGB of the SSR and the00:08:54
SVR of the Russian Federation, an expert on00:08:57
international relations and special00:09:00
services, Sergei Tell us what the00:09:03
spy network of the Russian Federation looks like00:09:06
abroad. What is its structure and most importantly,00:09:08
what are the goals? The spy network looks about the same00:09:12
as it looked in the00:09:14
Soviet Union during the00:09:15
Cold War, only everything needs to be multiplied00:09:17
by two Yes, because under Putin, the00:09:21
numerical number of the personnel of the00:09:24
JA in the foreign intelligence service00:09:28
and the Gru has increased exactly twice, this can be00:09:31
said quite definitely because00:09:34
there are so-called external different00:09:37
signs that cannot be hidden, and this00:09:39
different sign is a00:09:41
doubling more than twice the number of00:09:44
buildings in the operational zone, for example, the headquarters of the00:09:47
SVR, this cannot be hidden Because00:09:49
there is filming and so on. During the00:09:51
Soviet Union,00:09:55
approximately 7,500 people worked in the first main department00:09:57
and all this is divided into three parts. One00:10:01
part 1/3 works in the center in Yasenevo, the00:10:04
second part is in what is00:10:06
called the active reserve. That is,00:10:09
it has gone under the roof, already under the roof of00:10:12
Russian institutions, preparing for a00:10:13
trip abroad, but not abroad yet,00:10:16
and the third part is abroad,00:10:19
so it turned out What does 7500 mean? it00:10:22
turned out00:10:25
that it means00:10:26
by mathematics What does that change00:10:30
in 2 to 2500, that is,00:10:33
2500 Russian personnel intelligence officers00:10:36
were abroad in those days,00:10:39
it was believed that the KGB was an organization00:10:42
that penetrated evil into the whole world, which enveloped the00:10:45
whole world with its tentacles and00:10:48
these 2500 What is this? It was00:10:50
divided for about 150 countries, yes, because00:10:54
well, there are00:10:55
192 countries in the United Nations Organization. But there are small00:10:58
countries in which there are no embassies, no00:11:00
consulates. There and so on. That is, we can00:11:01
say that these are 150 countries, which means00:11:04
dividing these 2500 into 150 countries, then it00:11:07
turned out there 15 people on average in00:11:09
a country Yes, it is clear that there are small00:11:12
countries where there may be five people there. And00:11:14
there are large countries, for example the United00:11:17
States of America, where there will be 50 and maybe00:11:19
even 100 people because in the USA there is a00:11:21
main tour in Washington and a tour in00:11:24
New York even under the organization of the00:11:26
United Nations. About the00:11:28
same thing is happening in the Russian00:11:30
Federation. You just need to multiply these numbers00:11:32
by two, that is, now there are00:11:33
approximately 5,00000:11:35
personnel intelligence officers abroad constantly, which means on00:11:38
average 33 people in 150 countries.00:11:43
This means there are countries where there are a dozen00:11:45
people, and there are countries where there are00:11:46
100-150 people, these are the personnel ones. And00:11:50
these personnel intelligence officers recruit00:11:53
agents on the spot in order to00:11:55
receive information from them there and so00:11:57
on, which means if we take again, well, let’s00:12:00
say not all intelligence officers, but00:12:03
because there there are bosses who are not00:12:04
involved. There and so on, well, 4,00000:12:07
people and multiply them by 10, it00:12:08
turns out that the SVR has00:12:14
100. Wait, 4,000 by 10, that turns out to be00:12:17
40,000 40,000 agents who work for it00:12:21
Well, at a minimum, Perhaps even00:12:23
more, that’s a plus to this compared to by the00:12:26
Soviet Union, it is necessary to add that under00:12:29
the Union there was no such thing, or rather, such a00:12:35
direction as the Russian diaspora or00:12:38
Soviet diaspora was not so widely used because there00:12:40
was very little Soviet diaspora, it was but there00:12:42
was little of it. And now millions of Russian00:12:45
citizens or former Russian citizens00:12:47
live abroad and therefore in these00:12:49
millions any agent can be drowned,00:12:52
plus there are agents, for example, in the countries of the00:12:55
former Soviet Union. In Ukraine there is a00:12:57
huge agency. This is what it is being00:13:02
built in the first place. Because some00:13:06
people worked together before, let’s say in the00:13:08
state security agencies, and still have00:13:10
you there in the SBU for intelligence there are also people00:13:12
who still studied in Russia there have00:13:14
connections in Russia and so on, plus there is the Russian Orthodox Church of the00:13:17
Moscow Patriarchate Yes, which has its00:13:20
own network in Ukraine, this is an almost00:13:23
formed intelligence network,00:13:25
structured because it is all00:13:27
hierarchs of the Zoo and so on. and now00:13:31
when, after February 24, the massive00:13:35
military operation of the Russian Federation00:13:38
against Ukraine began, there was a large flow of00:13:41
refugees, they say that there are a million T.00:13:43
Probably, if not not more Ukrainians00:13:46
left Ukraine to the west somewhere00:13:50
starting there from Romania to Poland and so on00:13:52
and up to Spain, Sweden, America,00:13:55
there and something else, and in this flow of00:13:57
refugees, it was also possible to have00:13:59
agents, this is roughly how it is00:14:01
organized now, which countries are now00:14:04
Russia's priority for working with00:14:07
spies for espionage, and what are the actual00:14:09
goals. Can we say what is a00:14:10
priority? now the European Union and the United States because00:14:12
it is from these countries that the greatest00:14:15
assistance comes to Ukraine in the war in repelling the00:14:17
aggression of the Russian Federation. Yes, we00:14:19
can say that these are the highest00:14:21
priority countries, not only00:14:23
because the help comes from them because00:14:26
they are considered ideological00:14:27
opponents of the Russian Federation for sure00:14:29
just as before it was the Soviet Union,00:14:31
that is, the United States is enemy number one,00:14:34
it is not an enemy, even enemy number one,00:14:36
then there is the NATO bloc and the 32 countries00:14:40
that are part of it. So,00:14:41
accordingly, the European Union, which00:14:43
criticizes the Russian Federation,00:14:45
the Russian Federation believes that it is00:14:47
there on the poor unfortunate thing is attacked all00:14:49
day long by everyone And of course this Western00:14:52
bloc, and a wide Western bloc Yes,00:14:55
because let’s say Ukraine00:14:56
is supported by 53 countries This00:14:59
includes Japan South Korea Australia00:15:01
New Zealand that is, uh, conditionally00:15:04
Western countries, yes, that is, they are included,00:15:05
as it were in the Western community But in00:15:08
fact it is located far in the east That’s why, of00:15:11
course, this whole uh,00:15:14
conglomeration, so to speak. It is naturally00:15:17
of interest to the Russian00:15:18
Federation, and then for it there are00:15:20
priorities, US priorities, because this is the00:15:23
largest military assistance, all countries00:15:25
that provide direct military help,00:15:27
first of all, for example Germany, which is a00:15:29
big piece, and then there are also special00:15:32
countries Finland the Baltic countries Poland00:15:35
Romania That is, these are countries that00:15:37
are in close proximity and00:15:39
through which, by the way, supplies go,00:15:41
Poland is one of the highest priority countries00:15:43
because all supplies go through it00:15:46
weapons, through it there is00:15:49
communication between Ukraine and the world. That is,00:15:52
when even President Zelensky00:15:53
needs to go somewhere abroad, he first00:15:55
goes to Poland and then flies by00:15:57
plane somewhere where he needs to go, and00:16:00
therefore, of course, Poland Germany00:16:02
Finland the Baltic countries in Europe00:16:05
are a big priority and Romania,00:16:08
for example, than the Czech Republic, for example, yes.00:16:11
Because the President of the Czech Republic, Pavel, for example,00:16:13
launched a program to help Ukraine with00:16:16
ammunition, so naturally this00:16:18
country immediately falls in and plus00:16:19
Radio Liberty worked on the territory of the Czech Republic.00:16:22
That is, it is clear that these priorities are00:16:24
mobile the more active the country is00:16:27
takes part in some kind of00:16:29
anti-Russian actions, the more00:16:32
it becomes a big priority, but there are00:16:34
absolute priorities. The United States00:16:36
America is an absolute priority00:16:38
because it is the enemy for all time in Europe,00:16:42
priorities for espionage for example Belgium00:16:45
Switzerland are absolute priorities00:16:47
because NATO headquarters is in Belgium in00:16:49
Belgium the00:16:50
headquarters of the European Commission sits there, where the00:16:53
parliament meets, there are00:16:56
lobbyists and Switzerland Geneva is00:16:59
the headquarters of the European00:17:01
United Nations organization and plus various00:17:03
international organizations and of course all00:17:05
this structures a spy network around00:17:07
this case. But this does not mean that it00:17:09
simply does not exist in other countries in other00:17:12
countries, maybe it’s00:17:14
some kind of auxiliary network that allows you to00:17:16
get easier to those countries00:17:19
that are priority plus and00:17:22
priority countries usually have00:17:24
what is called a strict00:17:27
counterintelligence regime, that is, it’s difficult00:17:29
to work with an intelligence officer there. So that’s why it00:17:31
turns out to be some kind of then neutral countries00:17:33
like, let’s say, Austria and00:17:36
Switzerland, well, in Switzerland, by the way,00:17:38
counterintelligence works very hard. And00:17:41
there they are trying to do it there in Spain,00:17:45
for example, they work, because Spain00:17:46
seems to be considered that, firstly, there is a00:17:48
large Russian diaspora there, and secondly,00:17:50
well, such seems to be a relaxed Southern country00:17:53
Although this is a deceptive thing00:17:56
The Spaniards know how to Work also what are the00:17:58
main goals of Russian spies00:18:01
Russian agents recruited people00:18:04
what areas are they trying Which areas are00:18:07
they trying to penetrate who to act on00:18:10
how they work what is their priority00:18:12
in their work and to disrupt the support of Ukraine00:18:15
to infiltrate the political system of this00:18:17
or that country to undermine the unity of the00:18:20
political system of this or that country00:18:22
in the context. Of course, we are all now00:18:23
talking about the war of Russia against Ukraine. Well, it’s just that00:18:26
this is not only in the00:18:28
context of the war in Ukraine, there is00:18:29
simply political espionage, which00:18:32
always works outside the context of any and00:18:35
his task is to collect information about general00:18:39
political information, well, first of all,00:18:41
on the policy of a given country in relation to the00:18:43
Russian Federation, and then each00:18:46
of the departments has its own00:18:48
specifics, that is, the SVR works more on00:18:52
general political topics. The GRU works00:18:54
purely on military topics, but does not00:18:57
disdain nothing00:18:59
So the FSB works on the00:19:02
Russian diaspora on security on00:19:04
anti-terrorism there on organized00:19:06
crime and so on, and plus of course00:19:09
Now, in the conditions of a full-scale00:19:12
war of the Russian Federation against00:19:14
Ukraine, the military priority has naturally been added.00:19:16
Purely Ukrainian and everything00:19:19
connected with this, that is, absolutely the entire00:19:20
range of services starting from the adoption of00:19:23
political decisions from political00:19:25
support for Ukraine and further the allocation of00:19:28
Finn00:19:29
military assistance, all flows of assistance, places where00:19:33
Ukrainian military personnel are being prepared, places where00:19:35
logistics are being prepared for the transfer of this00:19:37
assistance, places where refugees are received and,00:19:40
accordingly, assistance is provided to them,00:19:43
so in general the spectrum is very very00:19:45
wide Recently there was a message that a00:19:48
spy network of the Russian00:19:50
Federation in Europe was exposed which was trying to00:19:54
influence the elections in the European Parliament00:19:56
which are to take place in the summer,00:19:58
this network was financed at the expense of the Russian00:20:00
Federation and here is what exactly they are00:20:02
trying to achieve. How are they trying to00:20:04
influence the elections in the European Parliament for00:20:07
what and how? works They bribe00:20:09
members of the European Parliament they use00:20:12
some kind of lobbyists How it works Yes,00:20:15
by the way, this is a fairly new direction in00:20:17
Russian espionage Because before,00:20:19
Soviet espionage collected more00:20:21
information That is, he did not get very00:20:24
involved in the political political00:20:26
mechanisms of each country and did not try00:20:29
to destroy them, but that is, of course there was00:20:31
Propaganda, there were some00:20:33
communist parties that sometimes00:20:35
took part in elections in some00:20:36
countries where this was possible. But00:20:40
still, it was more00:20:42
observation than active action, but00:20:46
in the Russian Federation it all00:20:48
shifted to side of active actions and00:20:51
active measures, that is, yes, they are00:20:53
now simply00:20:55
trying to get right into the democratic00:20:57
process of foreign states of significant00:21:00
countries, of course, first of all, the United00:21:02
States of America Germany France There and00:21:04
so on The spectrum is also very00:21:07
wide and in particular European, that00:21:09
is, yes We are talking about either bribery or00:21:13
simply winning over to one’s side00:21:16
European deputies, European00:21:18
officials, European lobbyists,00:21:21
some European00:21:24
financiers. What do you call people who00:21:27
have increasingly large enterprises and, above00:21:29
all, state or military00:21:31
production enterprises, and so on and so forth? That’s a00:21:33
plus,00:21:36
and provoking is like that to say crises00:21:39
within these countries from the inside and support for00:21:42
all sorts of rabble, which means they are trying to00:21:46
muddy the waters in these countries, that is, there is00:21:48
also a very wide range of interaction here,00:21:51
plus we live in the third millennium,00:21:53
now there are social networks and therefore00:21:55
there are also various hybrid methods. That00:21:58
is, you can penetrate into some then00:22:01
computer networks and00:22:04
disorganized networks or00:22:06
computer-controlled transport networks. I don’t know00:22:09
hospitals there, government00:22:11
agencies, government websites, and00:22:13
so on. That’s a plus. Propaganda through00:22:17
social networks and the dissemination of Russian00:22:19
narratives means support for Putin, and so00:22:22
on. That is, again, a very wide00:22:24
range, and that’s why by the way Putin00:22:26
now needs twice as many00:22:27
people who work in00:22:30
intelligence, and he doesn’t have enough of it. And that’s why00:22:32
you remember there was a factory, a00:22:34
troll factory, it was Prigogine in general Yes,00:22:37
it was not part of any intelligence service. It00:22:39
was not a private enterprise, but nevertheless00:22:41
it was involved in the general00:22:43
propaganda of the Russian Federation00:22:45
abroad, how professional are00:22:48
Russian spies today because a lot of00:22:51
messages from different countries00:22:52
appear about how they exposed a certain00:22:54
group of spies who were in the00:22:57
diplomatic representatives of00:22:59
the consulates, we all remember the story of glue,00:23:01
which recently, well, recently a few years00:23:03
ago, these notorious things happened00:23:05
Russian spies Petrov and00:23:08
Bashirov, how much they are now, these are00:23:10
Kremlin agents who work in different00:23:12
countries, they are Horseshoe, they are successful and00:23:15
how easy it is to expose them,00:23:17
and there is no need to be deceived here. Yes, the fact that00:23:20
they expose it does not mean that people00:23:22
work poorly, they are forced to simply00:23:24
work more actively with one sides and00:23:27
therefore they sometimes and always in intelligence00:23:30
there is a certain balance between risk A and00:23:34
inactivity and That is, if A you00:23:37
do nothing, then00:23:38
no one will ever catch you. And as soon as you00:23:41
start doing something, you have a00:23:43
risk that you will be caught this is on the one hand,00:23:45
on the other hand, counterintelligence e00:23:48
Previously, before the full-scale war of the00:23:50
Russian Federation against Ukraine,00:23:52
they worked more on the Islamic factor On00:23:55
international terrorism and therefore the00:23:57
funds allocated to fight00:23:59
Russian spies were less, now there00:24:01
are more of them and more results, this is the00:24:03
second factor Why we Now we see00:24:06
such mass landings or mass00:24:08
landings, they didn’t expel before, they knew00:24:11
counterintelligence who works under the roof of the00:24:14
embassy consulates as00:24:16
spy scouts But they weren’t00:24:18
expelled and then when this00:24:20
operation began, since everyone was expelled en masse and there are00:24:22
500 people there, it doesn’t mean that00:24:24
suddenly everyone discovered And before that, no00:24:26
one knew anyone, they knew everyone and00:24:27
knew everyone there for 40 years already or there for 50 years and00:24:30
70 years. They were all in the same places in the00:24:32
same positions and so on.00:24:35
But it was just a political decision to00:24:36
expel them all And before this00:24:38
political decision was not00:24:40
made, now there is a conversation in00:24:41
Switzerland about the fact that Switzerland has00:24:43
practically never expelled anyone before. But00:24:45
now, this means that parliament is raising the question00:24:47
before the federal authorities about00:24:49
expelling all the spies because they00:24:52
know them all, and the00:24:54
Swiss Federal Security Service knows it’s great00:24:55
who she has a Russian spy there and00:24:58
plus we live in the third millennium,00:25:01
again the media00:25:03
the Internet most of all information00:25:06
gets to us faster It reaches us and00:25:08
sometimes we get the impression that now00:25:10
everything is much bigger and much more active00:25:14
there, which means these agents are failing that00:25:17
in general it’s not quite not quite so you00:25:19
understand, yes that before you can just00:25:22
deport them and they just didn’t write about it And00:25:24
now therefore the00:25:27
impression is being created that they are now being00:25:29
deported more Although this is not the impression that they are00:25:31
actually being deported more That’s a plus00:25:33
Well, the most important thing Of course I I think that00:25:36
these people have become twice as many;00:25:38
they are required to work, and when they00:25:40
demand work from you, sometimes it comes at the00:25:43
expense of security, and thus there are00:25:45
a little more failures than If you00:25:48
act more00:25:49
carefully, in general, resist the00:25:52
Russian Agent Russian espionage.00:25:55
What are the methods? combat is used in the00:25:57
European Union in the United States and00:25:59
what methods are effective And all00:26:02
counterintelligence knows how to work Yes,00:26:05
they have been working for a long time and nothing00:26:07
has changed in the methods, absolutely everything,00:26:10
nothing has changed in intelligence methods and00:26:12
nothing has changed in counterintelligence methods,00:26:14
technology has changed, that is,00:26:16
here It is now easier for intelligence to do it00:26:18
because there is the Internet, there are computers,00:26:21
there is mobile communications, there are cameras, there is00:26:24
tracking satellites there, I don’t know, but everything00:26:26
has changed, it has made the work of00:26:29
intelligence easier, but at the same time it has made00:26:31
the work of counterintelligence easier, yes, that is, well,00:26:33
roughly speaking, in my time when I00:26:35
was going out for some kind of operation, I00:26:37
had to go through a control route00:26:39
because I had to determine whether there was00:26:41
external surveillance on me, the so-00:26:42
called Surveillance, physical people00:26:44
who just stomp their feet behind00:26:47
me and are trying to track me, what am I00:26:50
doing? Yes, now this is going away into00:26:53
the past because why let00:26:56
physical people in if00:26:58
there are cameras in all corners of Paris and you can just00:27:00
connect to counterintelligence to the cameras and00:27:02
track my entire route using00:27:04
subway cameras using ATM cameras using security cameras00:27:07
and uh, say with dros from drones00:27:10
from satellites from anything you see,00:27:12
that’s why everything is changing and changing00:27:14
in this way, but the methods of both counterintelligence and00:27:17
counterintelligence intelligence, in principle, in00:27:19
relation to legal and legal00:27:22
espionage, as I’m telling you, everyone always00:27:24
knows who the spy is, but under the00:27:28
consular or embassy roof, it’s another00:27:30
matter that they wait for them to be caught00:27:34
red-handed and then they are expelled or wait00:27:37
until a political decision is made00:27:39
to expel them. And then it00:27:42
means that expulsion occurs, that is, in this00:27:44
sense, practically nothing has changed,00:27:46
only the technical00:27:48
support of espionage and counterintelligence has changed. And00:27:52
what are the consequences for Russian00:27:53
spies who are expelled and for Russia00:27:55
as countries as a whole in the context of relations00:27:58
with the country where this spy group00:28:01
was exposed Well, practically nothing to say at00:28:04
all because this is,00:28:08
well, espionage is used by all countries00:28:10
so regularly Everyone fails sooner00:28:13
or later somewhere Expulsion Well, this is00:28:16
just a temporary cooling of some kind00:28:18
relations with the country, but in principle does not00:28:20
lead to any one-time diplomatic00:28:22
relations, not with a significant reduction in00:28:25
some international programs,00:28:27
primarily economic ones, in this sense,00:28:29
practically nothing changes for e00:28:33
intelligence officers, the only thing that is charged is that they are expelled00:28:35
by the way by people who work00:28:37
under diplomatic cover. They cannot it’s possible to00:28:39
put everyone else in prison,00:28:42
that is, if you don’t have00:28:43
diplomatic cover, then they’ll00:28:45
just put you in prison and then there will be a00:28:47
long story: will they be able to exchange you for00:28:50
someone there, just like the buta squeezed out there and00:28:53
let’s say they return him to the Russian00:28:55
Federation or so how Putin is trying to00:28:57
return Krasikov, an FSB officer who00:28:59
killed Chechens in Berlin. And so on for00:29:04
these officers. Well, they are simply expelled;00:29:06
they are simply expelled; they lose, so to00:29:08
speak, their jobs in a good country; they lose their00:29:10
salaries in foreign currency; and since now there are00:29:14
biometric passports, these00:29:17
people will not be able to travel either to one00:29:19
decent country after this case, that00:29:21
is, this does not mean that exit will be closed for them,00:29:23
but it is closed, they will then go00:29:26
somewhere only to some African countries00:29:28
that are still ready to accept them, but00:29:31
none there, let’s say. If you were00:29:33
caught in the USA then you won’t not be allowed00:29:36
into any country of the Western coalition anymore, that’s00:29:39
all, and so these people00:29:41
find themselves, as it were, their00:29:44
careers abroad are ruined, they become00:29:46
unable to travel, this does not mean that this is the00:29:48
end of their career there But they will be used in the00:29:51
center they can be used to00:29:53
study there at a red-shirt institute00:29:55
or in some educational institutions, but00:29:57
it is clear that they will no longer go to a more00:29:59
decent country and for them this00:30:01
will be the destruction of some kind of beautiful00:30:04
life established in the West00:30:07
because they all scold the West but everyone00:30:09
They adore the West and Western00:30:11
currency, it turns out that the Russian00:30:14
spy network it was and will be and the00:30:17
countries in which It operates and it00:30:19
operates in hundreds of00:30:21
countries, it is important to be able to control these00:30:24
spies, these agents and not allow them into the00:30:27
spheres of influence Correct yes Correct and00:30:30
Well, you said Russian, I’ll say00:30:32
any spy service because it00:30:34
works absolutely for the Americans. Everything works the same for the00:30:36
French, the same for the Israelis, it00:30:39
works the same for the Germans, and00:30:41
so on, but there is intelligence; intelligence is a00:30:44
very expensive thing and in00:30:46
fact not all countries have it 192 countries in the00:30:49
UN, of which there are intelligence services, but only a00:30:54
dozen countries have such the00:30:56
largest and the most, and00:30:58
another 20-3 countries have a00:31:02
security service and some kind of collection of00:31:05
external information. But they, of course, are00:31:08
not at all to the same extent as they do00:31:10
Russia USA China There and so on, and00:31:14
in this sense, you also know there is,00:31:16
of course, double standards here00:31:19
because the Vienna Convention on00:31:22
Diplomatic Relations this year prohibits the00:31:24
use of an embassy consulate for00:31:26
spy work, but nevertheless00:31:29
everyone violates this international convention00:31:31
and therefore You can stop all spies altogether00:31:35
and give them the opportunity to00:31:38
exist Under diplomatic00:31:40
cover But this decision should be00:31:42
made there at the level of the00:31:43
United Nations, which simply00:31:45
the General Assembly will say that everyone00:31:47
now complies with the Geneva Convention,00:31:50
or rather the Vienna Convention. And00:31:52
no one else sends spies, but you yourself00:31:55
you understand that we live in the real world and00:31:57
not in the world of pink pressed plush ones where everything is00:32:02
wonderful and with pink bullets Yes, that’s00:32:04
for sure Sergey, thank you very much for this00:32:06
conversation for telling everything in such detail00:32:07
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