operational value. though it might be of limited operationalvalue. it though it might be of limited operational value. it might allow them to attack other places nearby. maybe it has become something of a politically symbolic thing for russia after they suffered a number of setbacks on the field. on critical infrastructure, avril haines was saying that despite those attacks that moscow has been making on the energy bridge year, leading to ongoing power cuts, including in kyiv, she was saying from what she could detect it was not breaking the will of ukrainians to resist. the us one of ukraine s main backers in terms of financial aid and weapons. on the financialfront, terms of financial aid and weapons. on the financial front, the g7 has agreed a price cap on imports of russian oil to try to impact on russia s ability to continue to fight the war. what impact might that have there? fight the war. what impact might that have there? yesterday, as news was emerging that have there? yes
russia is losing territory, there is this sense that it is not going well for him, that must make him more dangerous? it for him, that must make him more dangerous? dangerous? it does, and critically, as i think dangerous? it does, and critically, as i think one dangerous? it does, and critically, as i think one of dangerous? it does, and critically, as i think one of your dangerous? it does, and critically, as i think one of your previous i as i think one of your previous guest said, he is under a huge amount of pressure internally in russia from nationalist fringe groups and military and that kind of security forest sash forces that have kept him in powerfor the last 22 years, who are saying what it is going wrong and how do we change this? over the weekend, there has been lots of senior russian officials about pulling ukraine, bombing ukraine back to the dark ages, this is not rocket that have not failed to hit their targets and gone astray, these are intentional targets on ci
were ever going to deter putin. chairman, you mentioned cyberramifications here, domestically in the u.s. the way russia has operated, we have seen it, they re in, right, they have put themselves into systems, whether it is companies, or it is within agency infrastructure, within the u.s. government, almost like a ticking time bomb, maybe waiting for this moment to go off. do you feel like you have a good handle on how in they are into those systems? we have known for some time that russia has been very aggressive about prepositioning malware, bugs, cybertools, on critical infrastructure, not only in the united states, but across the west. what we don t know is how many of those tools, how many of those cyberweapons will they activate. as david knows, he s written about this, probably as much as anybody in the world, a number of years ago russia launched with a single cyberweapon an
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Gov.Brian Kemp addresses Georgians in file photo.
Governor Brian P. Kemp on March 12 signed Executive Order 03.12.21.01, outlining revised and continued guidance for Empowering a Healthy Georgia.
The changes to the Executive Order are detailed below:
• Combines the restaurant and bar requirements to hold both types of establishments to the same standards; and
• Streamlines suggestions and requirements for Critical Infrastructure and Non-Critical Infrastructure organizations to remove unnecessary requirements based on existing standard operating procedures for organizations and the ineffectiveness of certain measures; and
• Includes 2021 high school graduates, home study graduates, and GED recipients in previously ordered HOPE and Zell Miller Scholarship testing requirement modifications.
Safer-at-Home Order expires on January 22, 2021 at 5 p.m.
Under the Safer-at-Home Order, businesses are no longer required to
limit the number of customers inside of their establishments. Under
the Order and effective November 8:
Entertainment venues such as bowling alleys, arcades, concert
venues, theaters, auditoriums, tourist attractions, racetracks and
casinos may operate but are subject to social distancing, facial
coverings and sanitation guidelines. (Entertainment venue does not
include night clubs.)
Athletic facilities such as fitness centers and commercial
gyms, spas and yoga, barre and spin facilities may
operate but are subject to social distancing, facial coverings and
sanitation rules and guidelines.