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definition of the use common security and defense policy. unfortunately, this is not the 1st time we've recorded the desire of the european union and the west as a whole, to gain a foothold in our ally armenia by any means. we see in these attempts and exclusively geopolitical background, far from the interests of real normalization of relations in the caucasus. everything is being done to squeeze russia out of the region and weaken its historical role as the main guarantor of security. as we just heard, maria's a har of the 1st thing she said was that european officials are lying when they say that this new e u mission to the region is of an exclusively civilian nature. that's because that this mission's deployment actually serves the interests of the european union's common security and defense policy. according to the russian foreign ministry spokeswoman murray is a harv also said that this is not the 1st time we've seen the west and the european union tried to advance it's geopolitical goals in our mania and the wider caucuses
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region, which historically revisit this is a place where russia has been the main guarantor of security. now, just to give you a bit of background to open hostilities between armenia and azerbaijan broke out over the nagondo car. buck region, once again, back in 2020. and it was russia that negotiated the ceasefire. since then, moscow's peacekeeping force in the region has been successful in keeping tensions down. that's because russia is a party that's trusted by both r armenia and azerbaijan. so this new e, you mission to the region, which has representatives from states that are unfriendly to russia, which is said to be frowned upon by azerbaijan, is likely to undo a lot of that progress that the russian peacekeeping mission has made in the region . and even potentially allow hostilities to escalate once again. and that's where we leave a busy use day. but if you'd like to have, you're seeing any of those stories get riding on r t dot com all was good to hear what you're thinking out there. i'm you know,
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neil from the news team are myself. good bye. ah, with my name is for marjorie selman douglas high school records. welcome much wildlife activist, samuel gonzalez, a amazing you guys are great. you guys are more than students, you become active and they are angry and they're doing something about it. this is
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a real revolution. ah ah, can you tell me right now that you will not accept a single donation from the interim? or something that need to be held with respect and responsibility. the more people are here than it's an epidemic that we need to. mm hm. so people don't like the war gone control, guess what? i do. and i don't understand why i could still go in a store and buy a weapon of war with ah,
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do you have the white kids white? i know you want us to be kids, but we have more important things to do with paul, it's a dutiful plays with a beautiful community. ah, it's very friendly. it's very like launch a wall. it's a small town beach. beautiful, now to cure homes and beautiful shops. people new to parkland because the schools are mm. i was with my aunt one time i remember looking at that building
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like that's a really weird building and she was like, and this is why where you'll go to high school and she knew about you. and we did like 3 years later on me before february 14th parkland was super different. i was cost president, i was a dancer, i did a lot of volunteer work. i was like, your typical nerd. i guess i'm, i'm an artist for minutes when we made that big. we became citizens. we chose all right to raise our kids. i don't regret back. i had a normal life. i had 2 kids. i had 2 dogs. how to wife? i lived in the burbs where you go to be safe and you don't ever think about gun violence. ah
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oh, i like it was valentine's day. the kids were excited. i and i was teaching an excellent lesson that day. it was specifically on personality talk with freud came up. of course we were everyone last and everyone giggles when we talk about he so far out there and kind of kooky and we were talking about the psycho sexual stages. and i think we were actually talking about the anal stage, which is not what you think, cuz i had cleared that up what i'd have to do with toilet training. and i was explaining that the lesson and electric sphincter muscle and i put on the board, the spelling for sphincter. and i went on explain some other stuff. and then i
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remember looking over at the clock, you know, to figure out a stopping point for the lesson. i looked over the clock. it was just after $215.00 and moments later i was, oh oh, oh wow. the kids jumped from their desks and the whole class just got up and moved to the opposite side of the room. they crawled all the way to the right cellar. i hid behind the desk. i got to other side of the room. and in the moment, like i still didn't know that what was happening was real i oh,
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i see see loud to be a drill and you could feel it inside after the boom boom, you felt it in your head? i was looking up the door like just waiting for something to happen and i remember the glass shattering everywhere. i just remember like my friend jake, like holding my hand leaks. jeremy lies like this is not real, it's not happening. he shot the glass and then he would stick his barrel and at an angle and whoever he is wearing i really thought that we were gonna die. so i don't know if it was a one booth and like the fire alarm or the book fire alarm on just a,
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an active shooter. it's not a 100 other people with a little bit. but i mean like one shot put guests by our door to power, hit it, sitting there in silence while we should've done shots is free and i was going to my mind, what am i going to do if somebody tries to get through this with a high school, a high school and parking a
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. i'm a my girlfriend and i'm, i'm not sure i'm on for a with a last canada that mr. coleman at right after that question. me a shot in the doorway. oh wow. i remember like carrying over the desk and i just saw blood everywhere. i saw the blood to pull it. i saw everything. i just didn't understand these kids and finally you were are
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shy. that doesn't, that doesn't happen then was shot. mattie was shot and sammy was shot and sadly we lost one of our classmates. we lost carmen with a . 0 we passed 2 bodies and there was like paperwork and magazines back, listen, backpacks everywhere was kept saying, oh my god, oh my god, oh my god. and then we finally got outside looking to live pictures there, broward county, florida,
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where there is an active shooter and marjorie stoneman. does this high school. those are students being let out of this high school about 3000 in the school. the houses are around us all around with a cop with a big one is behind us. neither pushing us towards the walmart and i get a text from my daughters in as a shooting and then get another one from david. what do you do when you get the call like this? what is coming and the people are running in these big tanks that you think you will see in the military. our job was to help the kids over the fence. the shooter actually escaped and that same route and arrest has been made. not long after the shooting happened, no more on who this person is. although multiple reports pointing towards the shooter being a former student, we had all countless magazines, multiple magazines, and at this point, we believe we have won a or 15, right. i were walking home and i saw some valentine's day teddy bears on the street,
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which was just horrible because like that there was supposed to be filled with love and just pure happiness. and it was like taken away so quickly. the night before on he asked me after a basketball game, hey dad, and we stop and buy some flowers for tomorrow, for tory, his girlfriend, for buying things saying mm hm. we got school saturday that i love you, it red flowers. ah, it said, call me after you get all the flowers. so i know what happened and what was the reaction? and that was a text from one of the teachers. he said sandy. nobody's heard from walking. not this kid. please about this kid.
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i put on the news and death countless, maybe 5 or 6 at that time and i thought that was the worst it can get me there. thank god, body dead. 7 bodies are dead. all i need was close. fire was dead. cocaine is dead . meadow is dead. alana was dead. nicholas said, why, what's going on? my mom didn't want me going out for a site, and i felt that i had to for my sister because she is crying so much. you know, laurens for closest friends, passed away in the violence. that's why i went out there in the 1st place, my mom and dad, when it basically tried physically stopping me from going. and i basically said, hell, no, i'm going. i got my camera and i i went, ah,
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so i'm here, i'm a student journalist at stillman douglas high school. and a terrible event has happened today. it wasn't until the end of the night that they had confirmed like 12 bodies this but next id to confirmed all 17. and it wasn't until a couple days later they to, well, the names ah ah, ah
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ah, there is no us strategic national security interest in you created all i would say there is no interest. us interesting, you great. where is it? very vital interest for the russian federation that ukraine be restored to a neutral buffer state, separated from from nato countries. ah ah, jamie was my baby girl? oh, she'll be forever 14. told she was when she was killed. my daughter, running down the hallway, the air 15 at her back running for her life. dad is in my head every 2nd of
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every day. think about what these kids witness. think about what they heard. think about some of these kids who were in the same room as other kids who died and they watched their friends fall. mm. oh we, we brush me by doing nothing. let that happen to that in for kids that lived through this and our entire generations had to look through this noun. columbine happened 2 years before i was even born. and this has happened again and again and again and again. and again, because people continue to stick with the system and say, you know, we're going to try and take a few things. i was like, oh god, enter a pushed against us like we need to submit to them because they're big and scary. and we have jobs to lose. we don't, we've lost our friends. what else we have to lose?
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my initial reaction was to get political ambitious, so angry. david was doing lot of interviews because that's what he knew how to do. were children, you guys like or the adults you need to take some action and play role work together. come over your politics and get something to i was organizing because that's what i had to do. is it on, on demand in church. i'm 100 students from storm in douglas high school forwarded buses, taking their fight for gun reform to the states capital 450 miles away. karen, me over to his house and told me that he had this idea to do a march. and i was like, all right, let's do it. at that point person was the center of the world. ah. all
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eyes are on so he had to take it and run with people were like, this isn't going to work and it was like mm . like you was born august, 4th, 2015. correct? that's a restaurant. we just moved to america to be after he turn 3 watching last various coil because he listed later one of the house. and he was very, very shy. bad. that is started changing way. he decided to play sports
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where he became a teenager, his time being having a boy at school, he was, well, non, a, he's a friend from high school. i think they found a way, the easy way to call him is why change, you know, trying to pronounce the name. i think they can we the idea maybe they were teasing him about what, at the very end everybody started calling him what, what, what, why he was very knowledgeable about what's going on. he was the one who was the 1st one that was defending everybody. he left the voice of the class. so definitely do that,
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came from annette. that relationship happens like he was more when i left a dad, but he was always a friend. he was just like, is that really he was he had other friends that he was like body he loved to play basketball with one day he got that calls from the raf calls one after the other and he complained and the ref threw him out of our way back home, he said that i actually think that that ramp is receiving money from the other team . so i don't think there was any way we can win this game with that ref. in charge then february, and then i needed to do something. sonya,
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my wife is sort of these organization called change the ref. mm. to ref, is represented by people in congress because they have to make the calls and they are attach by money or personal interest with a lobby like the in array. we're going to change the referee so we can have better calls and a for again, it's a perfect way of monitoring walking. mm . ah, yes. the friday i fly tomorrow. i fly on friday morning. is stuck on deciding what to do. i really love. i really didn't, has these my best right now. oh, no. seeing this all come together and it being led by students
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organized by students. i don't even have words to describe how happy i am or even how proud i am. i can't wait to see where actually comes out of it because i know we're not going to stop. so i think they're little under prepared for the attack of the teenagers. mm mm. mm. a marsher lives. i never again a kids of parkland really have 5 main points. repealing dicky amendment to allow cdc research for gun violence as right now. they can't allocate any funding towards
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it. the atf had strictly paper records of guns, sales, and gun registries. so digitize that, pretty simple, pretty common sense. banning high capacity magazines and things like bumps docs as they are very dangerous and hunters can still hunt without them the most accepted across the country is universal. background checks, something that nobody has put to the floor yet. and the most controversial would be the assault weapons ban. basically, we want to make sure that certain weapons that are just too dangerous for a regular civilian shouldn't be in the hands of those people. young people who is that absence for doesn't live in a more hazy and have a good 1000 people show up. and the biggest protest of our time was crazy. to see
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the response from everywhere there are 888 marches across the planet. all standing together for this one issue. it's just inspiring to say the least group here is going to vote in the 2018 election room. you can hear the people in our shake. the move is all about and just a star room. i think it is a new beginning, the pain is going to turn into power ended up power. i'm gonna do my best to give it to them the kids to do all the working with
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in and see the back that day. we'll see everything that is not all the everything that you guys know that we take it off. sure. the last day before break the school board decided that we have to bring claire back to school and has security checks. they asked support. yes, this is a little ridiculous. now they're just throwing band aid change and it's out there, and it's not not being received a well with
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with i'm just putting that trace tag on the back in the if you divide all the money given to marco rubio, but that if you divide that by the students in florida, it's a $1.05 per student. sort of the meaning of it. i don't know if i'm gonna, if it's worth it for me to even bring it in. just embarrassing, not even like as a fashion's david, just embarrassing that our school is going through this. let me ask you a question right now. do you know for a 100 percent that i don't have a knife in here? exactly. little pistol in my back there.
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i definitely don't think any young people were involved in this decision. it's probably the same generation that's been playing us off for the past 6 weeks. i think they're doing a lot to kind of just humor us. and this is one of those times we're waiting for a real change. ah i asked my friend, a man goes out is if she was able to find out clear back up for me, she did. so that's why keens clear back back. and
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it's field with the things that he needs to bring out his voice. i found that art is a good way to communicate to people and to give 14 boys. even if he's not here. the difference between what sort of happened today and moving forward and what already happened in miami and york is that it's going to be more demanding. a louder message, maureen pack. ah, what happens with digital games with actual physical sport? something like digital. the answer is yes,
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because on is preparing to host the 1st ever gains of the future, a cyber context with a physical dimension. one of the innovators, eager to study at all, is on the verge of redefining sports and gaming. he tells us what's behind this synergy and if it's the future my music. yeah, absolutely. i try to play for canes favorites. like we have a lot of music that we both like a lock, like led zeppelin. we have all the ramones. we have talk he hats, guns and roses while rolling stones, of course frank ocean, which is his favorite. i usually start with that one was a 2 or you didn't leave a message with.

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