Intelligence leaders are poised to testify before Congress after it was revealed that Russia does not want to engage directly with the U.S. military in a worldwide threats analysis. Ahead of Tuesday's worldwide threats hearing before the House Intelligence Committee, the Office of the Director of National Intelligence released a document stating that Russia does not want a direct conflict with the U.S. The situation in Ukraine is expected to be the focus of the testimony from the Director of National Intelligence and other intelligence leaders. The largest military conflict in Europe since World War II is taking place. China is listed as the first worldwide threat followed by Russia, Iran and North Korea. As the world enters a third year of a global Covid pandemic, health security is listed next, with the intelligence analysts noting that the economic fallout from the pandemic is likely to continue to challenge governments and hold back human development and wellbeing, particularly in low-income countries. Climate change is also featured. Climate change will increase risks to U.S. national security interests as the physical impacts increase and tensions mount about how to respond to the challenge, according to a document. The threat from cyberattacks, both military and economic, is discussed. The document says that China presents the broadest, most active, and persistent cyber espionage threat to the U.S. Russia has been hit with massive sanctions by the West. It didn't stop short of targeting Russian oil and gas. Over 11,000 Russian troops have been killed since the invasion began. Few know that Amazon has millions of Prime subscribers. The Secretary of State for the Vatican told the Russian Foreign Minister that the Holy See wanted armed attacks in Ukraine to stop and humanitarian corridors to be guaranteed. The Vatican said that Cardinal Pietro Parolin repeated the Vatican's willingness to do anything to bring about peace. The statement said that the cardinal told Lavrov that Pope Francis was very worried about the war. A psychologist from Kyiv told The New York Times that anger and hate in a situation is normal. The actor joined the Territorial Defense Forces of the armed forces. The Ukrainian actor was killed while defending the country. We don't understand why these inventions are only found outside of the US. According to a report released Tuesday by a private cybersecurity firm, at least six state governments in the United States have their computer networks broken into by Chinese government hackers. While the ongoing crisis in Ukraine has rightfully captured the world's attention and the potential for Russian cyber espionage, the report from Mandiant does not offer a motive for the intrusions, which began last May and continued through last month. She was at Paris Fashion Week. Nuclear war is the only leverage Putin has against the West. He can't push the red button on his own. Enjoy this stunning graphics and deep game-play. Lisa said that a picture she took of her neighborhood after it was bombed wasn't enough to convince her parents of what Russia was doing. If I return alive, I will take responsibility for everything and be punished, Ken said. Zelensky said that Russians always traveled to Odesa. Bombs against Odesa? There was an attack against Odesa. There are 30 hilarious photos of things that happen only in China. Thousands of tourists from Russia are currently stranded in Thailand, officials said on Tuesday, as Western sanctions over the invasion of Ukraine put a squeeze on Russians struggling to find flights and finances. More than 7,000 Russians have been stranded in Thailand because of flight cancellation, rouble currency crisis and payment problems from Russian banks being cut off from the global SWIFT system. James said that Putin pushed Germany to double its defense budget in a matter of days. The CNN anchor said that a video of a protesting elderly person shows what the Russian president is really afraid of. The U.S. has seen credible reports of Russia's use of cluster munitions and vacuum bombs. Here is what you need to know about these weapons. A senior member of Russia's ruling party proposed nationalising foreign-owned factories that shut down in the country because of the military operation in Ukraine. Several foreign companies, including Toyota, Nike, and home furnishings retailer IKEA, have announced temporary shutdowns of stores and factories in Russia in order to put pressure on the Kremlin to stop its invasion of Ukraine. Tom Brady, Coach K and Roger Federer are showing us how to step away from sports. There are 40 wild facts about Adam West's Batman show. Pamela Anderson will make her Broadway debut in the musical "Chicago" this spring. The former Baywatch and Home Improvement star will end her eight-week limited run at the Ambassador Theatre on June 5. The current engines of the B-52 must be replaced because they are nearing the end of their lifespans. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky begged for the jets on Saturday during a call with more than 300 members of Congress. Those jets are free to subscribe to.NBC News
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