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susan, because of the facts, so i need a full list of the 46 people are arrested in armenia on the 3rd day of protest against the prime ministers of policy on the garner car box full of holes accusing the leader of treason. i'm in safety concerns over people living in the region. i know many people there who want to leave him to know people mainly that's right. they are staying there at the cost of their own, their relatives and their children's lives. but this also note that the parents escalation and the boy in the car ball could cure the time when armenia was conducted, joined exercises with the united states on its territory. rush as you and envoy says the armenian prime minister's decision making on the prices may have been
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influenced by western power. hungry accuse is the west of double standards for sticking negotiations between armenia and as are by john, including the possibility of pip thoughts between russia and ukraine. we discussed the topic was our panel of guess we saw it in ukraine because moscow was the target in the case of um, in the case of, uh, armenia and i was advised on at least from the united states point of view. and i'm, and i'm sure the you, the west is very friendly with, with both conference barriers through strategy. got to be on the pipeline, which is the main factor for, for the move lenses. and what the west thinks is not my problem. rwanda's president dismisses western involvements after being criticized by the us for his plans to run for a 4th term next year. the
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a live from moscow. this is our to international. i'm rachel ruble. 46 people have been arrested over night in the armenian capital as raleigh's continued for a 3rd consecutive day over the government's recognition of mcgovern of har. bach as part of hazard by john protestors acute as the country's prime minister of treason calling on him to quit. ortiz, roman customer, have sent us this report from the center of the hotel, the processors that'd be pushed back and joined it. in right now, the
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government building are shouting slogans. the traitor, missouri to the police have come down to we'll be here to cover the rest of our team here of on our media to estimate armenians make up. most of the population of nador no car box which for decades was disputed between as or by john and armenia following a spike and violence of the region and now belongs to bunk who under the cease fire agreement reached on wednesday. however, the reunification process is yet to be organized as the 1st task between the going to car box and as or by johnny representatives wrapped up on thursday with no concrete deal signed. the as or by johnny side handed over its plan and the parties
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have agreed to hold another meeting soon. one issue of concern for the population in armenia is the opening of the launch and cord, or a road connecting armenia and the guard on car bach, and still partially blocked by us or by john people protesting in the armenian capital, fear their compatriots won't be able to flee the area and could be in danger. it can lend me 500. well, if i'm here with one demand telling me to open the community and quarter due to the outcome patch, you can see if you leave, i don't know many people there who wants to leave and to know the implemented. that's right. and when they come out, they are staying there at the cost of their own, their relatives and their children's lives. by my novels about these, we're not talks about force meetings for people who don't have any choices or alternative home. and i don't know how know they will be able to maintain their position or didn't t. is there any possibility for a people under blockade to keep their dignity an event to try to suggest something
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auto on? i'm driving during a un security council meeting, the russian deputy ambassador said the outcome of the guard. no power by crisis came as a surprise for your event and given the decisions of the armenian prime minister. so just conducting and joint exercises with the us and neglecting a try lateral agreement with russia as well as making controversial statements on the region status to european counterparts. the the framework for the current parameter. it's something a board in a car box that's homeland for said by the recognition by official year of on in october 2000, 22 and may 2023. at some, it's under the auspices of the european union, often according to car bulk as part of the territory of his air bridge on at the same time in statements following the results of these e u summit's, which here and also signed the topic of the need to properly ensure the rights and security of the armenian population of car bulk was unfortunately simply
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a med said. but let us also know that the current escalation and the go in the car bulk of cure the time when armenia was conducted, joined exercises with the united states on its territory. as or by john's foreign minister has brief to view on the security council onbox and the successes during its operation, indigo rental car box r t correspondents, that caleb moment has more now back who was represented by its foreign minister. and he showed photographs of military presence on azerbaijani territory and talked about the over 2000 land lines as well. here's what he said before, the council, the armed forces of his everybody's young lawyer, local gone, took the measures for the son of these illegal on formations. and can utilize the immune and threat posed to safety and security of otherwise, any civilian and military personnel. the content that i'm interested is limited in proportion to the threat posed to so we're going to into to integrity officer by john as well as safety and well being before with citizens. now the representative
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of our media focused on these humanitarian plight and civilians were caught up in the conflicts. here's what we heard before. the council, when hearing from the representative of armenia more than 10000 persons, became became forcibly displeased, including women and children and elderly, who stay in the alternator without food. another means for subsistence, then $10000.00 persons became, became forcibly displaced, including women, and children, and elderly, who stay in the alternator without food. another means for subsistence. thousands of families have be separated. people are still starving due to the severe shortages of fluids imposed by the ongoing 10 miles locate by the russian deputy ambassador dmitri poll janski's spoke about the recent death of russian peacekeeping forces that were in the country. emphasize that any attempts to blame those peacekeeping force is where the conflict and the problems. there is
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completely unacceptable. cecilia, new jersey, fortunately, russian peacekeepers have once again taking a blow while carrying out their duties. some of them were killed. dr. coming under fire with taking note of the readiness of the other by johnny side to conduct an immediate investigation into this tragedy. and bring those responsible to justice to. despite the difficult situation, the russian peacekeeping contingent continues to fulfil its assign tasks and everything possible to protect civilians that many other council members spoke before the meeting and a common theme was protecting civilians and humanitarian concerns about those who might get caught up in the fighting furthermore, there was also an emphasis on respecting the territorial integrity of as or by john, which is a un member state. they will not but archie new york. meanwhile, the hungary on foreign ministry has highlighted the strikingly different western
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narratives on the complex and the girl know car box, a new cream brussels america, and the whole international community demand a ceasefire and negotiations on the classes in the gore know care a back only hungary demands the same regarding the russian ukraine war. how is that going? let there be peace in ukraine to western officials and took the diplomatic routes and then the guard oh car by complex calling for peace talks and the cease fire. another start, the difference in the 2 approaches is the har, sanctions immediately imposed on moscow. well, e officials are only now considering the possibility of sanctions unbox us, the assistant secretary of defense merrick, harland has even gone farther or confirming the us has turned to crane into a laboratory for military innovation, like washington's previous wars in iraq and afghanistan. i mean, we saw this when our forces were in iraq and i've gotten assigned just how much innovation was happening because they weren't able to take certain things,
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put them on the battlefield, and figure out how to make certain shifts and then apply them. and that, that kind of cycle is, is so critical. so obviously ukraine is a laboratory of learning for military innovation. when we start to a panel of gas to said the west has interest in both armenia and as are by john, which include the energy sector. and that was why they were in favor of peace talks between the countries. we saw it in ukraine because moscow was the target in the case of um, in the case of, uh, armenia and azerbaijan, at least from the united states point of view. and i'm, i'm sure the you, the west is very friendly with, with both countries of us who has interest with our media. after all, we have a huge, this for you here in, in the united states of armenians and, and, and in, in baku and azerbaijan, we're looking to, uh, to the series for oil and, and other energy coming there from the caspian seas. so this is a dilemma,
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so there's going to be talk of a peaceful of calls for a peaceful talk and, and that, but you can be sure that the us, once the war and its way into our media, this is a potential powder keg that will just coincide with the regional tensions that we're now seeing as a result in ukraine. western officials, but a very vocal about peace talks between all media and as a by john, while only a few officials quote for negotiations between moscow in keir. why is that? what do i leave here now? another by john is that there is this travis gasp and pipeline, which is the main factor for, for the movements. and i saw a very close and traded very sophisticated geo political events going on. when these auditory separation started the trans caspian lifeline. using the very interesting studio strategy. call hot spots because he knew it's fave or all the
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main players, including european union and all sorts of these before i see the manufacturer. why and why the waste was willing to seek the feasible solutions. but they were not calling the shots the or the west at this moment to put not face a 2nd, the front of the facilities or in the least. and as they came out to a very strong b for a cease fire for peace and all that. now if we did not have the ukrainian prices, i very much doubt that they that they would have come out in such a strong way for a piece as i did as, as they didn't know they could not afford at this moment to have a 2nd front on, on the east that's, that's, that is what i think the western opinions are not my problem. that was the answer,
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rwanda's incumbent and president gave to a french magazine when asked to comment on how the west might responded to his decision to run for a 4th term next year. i'm sorry for the last, but what the west thinks is not my problem. people are supposed to be independent and should be allowed to organize themselves as they wish. i am happy with the confidence that the one does have shown in me. i will always sell them as much when i can. yes, i am indeed a candidate. because i'm a was 1st elected in 2015 years later, a referendum abolished of the constitutional provision which limited the duration of one person's 10 years head of state to 2 terms. these constitutional amendments allowed 2 domain to run for more terms and stay in power until 2034, a former rebel leader because i'm a husband. consider the countries to fact a leader since the end of the civil war and 1994,
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the return to power was over 90 percent of the vote in 2003, 2010, and the 2017 elections. meanwhile, in a recent report, the us space to watch dogs of freedom house criticized were wanda's government policy. and i think that the president is not freely elected. the government policies largely set and implemented by the executive branch with the security and intelligence services playing a bowlful role. and the president is not freely elected. they're wanting patrick from party, has ruled one without interruption since 1994 banning and pressing any opposition group. this would bound to serious challenge to its leadership. so we discussed the 2024 rolanda elections with africa analysts to albert without cembura. he says people are happy under that because i'm a government and aren't concerned with what the west things elections in the country. it is routine, the people of the country. so whatever,
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even people of other kind of mars or jupiter, think about what's happening on the, on this plan it's, i mean it's, it's ridiculous. i mean, yeah, because if you say what the west sinks it by that inc price that we are suppose to, to, to, to report to the west. i mean, what, what is and being independent to the run that was never come to me by the way. it's one of those 2 countries on the, on the continent, maybe with a joke and brandy, but we would never called on the so why would we be economy today? what ever we see progress in, in, in everything. but it is a for us structure education system. busy was creation everything. people are very much aware that it's thoughts and really think about move free, what is 1st term. so as to me, so after one term,
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a 2nd term a. we only see progress and we sleep at night. we are secure. it is a good news for one that, that for the means for why that run that fee is good. that he didn't see a by i'm gone because it would, it would definitely uh, something a time that people would feed and not very comfortable because they have seen the difference. you wouldn't, peacekeepers must leave the country as soon as possible. those are the words of the presidents of the democratic republic of congo. at the un general assembly, he ordered his government to oversee their withdrawal, which is set to take place by the end of this year. he lives on the proving. it is deplorable. the peacekeeping nation deployed in one form or another for 25 years, and the democratic republic of congo has failed to cope with the rebellions and conflicts which are tearing apart the democratic republic of congo and the great
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lakes region or to protect his civilian population. like celebration of the withdrawal of my new skin is becoming an imperative necessity to ease tension between the new school and our fellow citizens. the 17000 strong un peacekeeping mission to the r congo called minnes go, has been presents in the country since 19 that 99 last year, a series of protests wrapped it against the presence of the contingent website, least of 50 protesters killed. people blamed the mission for failing to secure peace in the region and even escalating the conflict for the benefit of western countries such as france or french presidents are manual micron dismissed. the accusations blaming the congo these people for the conflict in our country. since 1994 and it's not fonts this fault, i'm sorry to say it's in size blunt times. you have not been able to restore the solar anti neither military, no security, nor administrative of your country. this is also
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a reality. we must not look for culprits outside this affair. we spoke to several congolese people who shared their wish for you and peacekeepers to leave the country. the need to be honest, we are just waiting from a news go to leave our country completely. they came to restore peace and order, but they have totally failed. and most of the most completely good people don't have who put tool with them and oscar. and that is why everyone is saying they must leave the country. and i personally seemed like they should leave immediately, so that we shall have peace and be in a better position to work independently. mano scope as an enemy to us, for now we don't have any other alternative. and we're just insisting that the un forces team out of our land, the last night local media and the policy and in city of novelist reported clashes between the is really army and the palestinians. wow, the say the class has started after the idea of surround at a house and
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a neighborhood of novelists and detained the leader of the palestinian armed a group social media video showing the ideas vehicle set on fire by molotov cocktails as well as gunfire heard in the city both sides have yet to comment on the situation with no victims reported. virginia has accused the us of hack in the servers of chinese national tech giant hallway and conducting that cyber attacks against the country for more than a decade. in 2009, the office of taylor access operations started to infiltrate, serve as a qual, weighs headquarters, and continued conducting such surveillance operations. the u. s. had obtained control of a tens of thousands of devices and stolen the suspension full amount of high value data. the staging also, excuse washington, of having influential tech companies installed so called back doors software applications used to steal vital data from china, russia,
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and other countries. this comes almost a decade after edward snowden is revelations about us cyber espionage agent has pointed the finger at the notorious us national security agency saying, and found american spyware. it was used in a cyber attack on a chinese university last year. washington has not yet responded to these obligations. when we spoke to independent political analyst, john paying, who says the cyber attack was carried out by the us as part of a high brit ward, confirming his note ends revelations about the attitude toward laws in the country . it's a visa tax part of a the hi brittany rule that the lawless war state is waging exactly the kind of state but snow didn't. edward snowden, wanda's west, was coming to be in the united states. so it's, it's, it's part of that, that approach, not just the china, not just the russia, but defend or full anyone that standing the path. so they involve
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a tax on cultural, political, and information space on the economy on energy, food in public health. so the best defense against this has to be systemic and echo system wide. but this has been provided all spurred by dividing administration, which forced the chinese information technology to, to begin to the couple from us technology and u. s. company which turned out to be literal victors willingly on not of the us security states. the u. s. has established a new advisory group and the homeland security department made up of top experts to help tackle foreign and domestic threats. some of the groups members chosen by the biden administration are those linked to white washing. the hunter, by then case ended, disseminating this information about russia ortiz, rachel blevins, has more on the story. the united states department of homeland security is
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creating its own homeland intelligence experts group when it comes to the more than their doesn't special individuals who were chosen. we 3 stand out for the recent work trying to discredit the inter, ms hunter by the laptop story. the so called spice of light form a ca, direct to john brennan form and national intelligence director. james clapper, and former c. a senior operations officer pulled, colby will sub on the department of homeland security. he's recently announced homeland intelligence experts, group panel. so what else do we know about these 3 spots who were chosen as experts by homeland security, other than the fact that they are willing to use their title to lie to the public? well, let's start with john brennan, he became the director of the c. i a, under the obama administration in 2013, he was heavily involved in us policy and ukraine, making a trip to key a in 2014, to establish intelligence sharing. in the aftermath of the us back crew. brenet
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went on to be at the center of russia gate so much so that when his hand written notes from the meeting with obama had of the 2016 election were later declassified, it was revealed that he breached the president on hillary clinton's plan to ty donald trump, to russia, as a means of distracting the public from the former secretary of state's e mail scandal. an exchange discussing the us presidential candidates hillary clinton's approval of a plan concerning us presidential candidates. donald trump and russian hackers hamper and us selections as a means of distracting the public from here use of a private email server. john brennan now spends his days working as a national security analyst for nbc news and m s and b c. then there's james copper . he was confirmed this director of national intelligence and 2010 also under the obama administration. clapper was also at the center of, we're actually day and in 2017,
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you tried to compare it to the watergate scandal that brought down the nixon administration. i looked through the water data. i was on active duty then the air force was you know, officer and um it was, uh, it was a scary time. you'll compare the 2 that watergate pails really in my view as a compared to what we're, we're confronting now. however, special council robert molar went on to declare that there was no proof of collusion between trump and russia in 2019 clapper was also mentioned in the 2018 house intelligence committee report, which suggested that he which information from equipment funded steel, voss the 8th to cnn, while an office, notably james copper, then went on to work as a national security analyst for cnn. then there's paul colby, he's largely kept a low profile compared to his peers,
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but his 25 year career with the c. i a included work in russia, and when he does speak out, it's often about whether he seizes the inner workings of russia. however, his predictions are always the most accurate take. for example, this one published on february 23rd 2022. there is no threat from nato against russia. ukraine certainly poses no threat if a full scale or words or breakout and ukraine. i think, well, there would be an initial patriotic search to support troops in action once the true cost of that, in terms of casualties. and what it means for russia for the next decades, could mean the beginning of the end for putin. so what can we expect from this group of homeland intelligence experts? well, the planets for them to meet at least 4 times a year to discuss a wide range of ongoing national security concerns that include terrorism and emerging technology. as for what power these experts will have over determining us
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policy that still remains to be seen. and homeland security has recently been busy finding threats to the us with a humorous, deep fake a i generated a clip by our team, locking western sanctions, making it into washington. slide this threat assessment reports for us, the warning you may find the following images hilarious. no, no, no, that's nonsense. we need some fresh ideas. betters stronger and effective. the,
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i'm so tired the, the international the report states that russian agents of influence have begun in using new artificial intelligence tech in their activities. the document also says russia will continue to use traditional media websites and social networks the spread moscow's point of view and exert influence on western audiences. international consultants, earl rasmussen says the fact that washington has highlighted the satirical clips is humorous in itself. a r t is not,
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that's right at all. and it actually provides the most people that i know that a watch start to you that even try to continue to stay in touch with it. now. and sputnik as well, really kind of respected the view to be, but they may not agree, but they respected the view and they respected the journals. and the thing that came out of that, i do admit there is a, there is a threat. there is a concern on uh, on the breaks on uh, artificial intelligence on quantum computing. all of them potentially could be a threat to our infrastructure in, in uh, and secure. but the example they used was, was quite humorous. i mean, i've seen the video and i, i really enjoyed it. i find it quite humorous that the highlighted the a clearly parity. clearly one that makes fun, that that's what it is. it's embarrassing to them. that makes
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a lot of sense. right up next, discovering one of the most linguistically, and simply diverse places on the planet. the republican deck is found in southern russia. stay with us the to take a fresh look around as a life kaleidoscopic. isn't just a shifted reality distortion by power to division with no real opinions fixtures designed to simplify. it will confuse who really wants a better wills and is it just as a chosen for you? fractured images presented to this, but can you see through their illusion going underground can the
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we are in august on one of the most ethnically and culturally diverse regions on the entire planet. in fact, this city there been states all the way back to 8th century b. c.

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