within the o. s. c space would claim the goldman, there's a role at these, jo, political towed tree nature did exactly the opposite. it continued dragging view, manders tubes ranks and it sets it sites on the countries of former soviet union. besides the baltic states that turned out to be the, even before them we asked nature, there's a political commitment no to dominate, and you try to dominate to strengthen your security at the expense of us. how well we want to do with that. and they say, you see that is a political declaration, but that is a political declaration signed by presidents and prime minister. yes, but that is a political commitment which no legal repercussions. but the legal guarantees of security can only be issued within nato. and we said ok, and in 2008, we offered that trust. european security treaty does stipulate, every thing that was written down in the always the declaration. so i'm going to edit tools code to fight it had to a legal commission is also something that we talk abo

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i have talked to many from the o. s. c e. one person told me that there is little homeless, anyone will do anything. so the only hope is if the military operation ends up as planned and all the sold. a lot of the 3 people have gathered outside the extreme and the embassy building in moscow to honor the memory of the victims of the massacre. elsewhere in this state, the crowds had been forming a victory park. and that's why story next. now, nato tongue slip been rolling into russian capital, but not in the way that perhaps the west had hoped, some high tech hardware that the block gave. the crane is now one display in moscow after being captured on the battlefield. are these egos down of takes us through this report? so this thing i'm spending on top of it is actually the best in the world for either the united states. wanted everybody to believe that or they wanted to believe that the abrams tanks, the hard stuff. well, that was until the 1st machines like this one appeared just outside the town of, of dave come for many, sad

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i have talked to many from the o. s. c e. one person told me that there is little hope that anyone will do anything. so the only hope is if the military operation ends up as plans right now, on the solar manufacturer, you people gather that the red square in moscow to honor the memory of the victims of the massacre. some she had the impact, but tragedy has had on their lives. the, the, the tragedy in odessa was like a reboot to me. all previous life was gone and we started living. and then the reality that was created by certain circles, reality of death, blood tragedy. now we're doing everything so these people, if you can even call them dads punished and history, remember self friends who lost their lives in odessa or the civil come back home with when so me me. the 2nd is probably the worst day of my life because i've seen it with my own eyes. we tried to talk with them. i dont authority days, but we didn't think it would lead to such tragedy. we didn't think they would start killing in such a happy and peaceful city like

french representations to international organizations such as the one made a western european union, n o s. c. she was at one point, the french ambassador to georgia, the irony, all that all well fast forward to 2005. and she answers towards them. politics as the minister of foreign affairs at the invitation all the novel western lover, me file sack us the late. she became known for her pro western stands advocating for closer ties with nato. and the e u. which naturally calls tennyson's with the georgia and governments. so was eventually fired then to quit politics altogether before she reemerge with that ben, this is where a decision is going to be taken about whether georgia becomes a candidate states a membership. um, how bad would it be for georgia if the on site is not very bad without any question mark for them? and because a, to the mean, a very deep frustration in the public opinion, even deeper after the recommendations made by the commission. now, i think everybody is convinced that the answer is going to be yes. my view is to that we owe to the 27 member states to not consider any

i have talked to many from the o s. c e. one person told me that there is little hope that anyone will do anything . so the only hope is if the military operation ends up as plans go to reduce to and on the solemn on advice where your people have gathered outside the ukrainian embassy building in moscow to honor the memory of the victims of the massacre and elsewhere in the city crowds have been full mean. yeah, the victory pop. and that's our next story. now nato tanks had been rolling into the roster and capital, but not in the way that perhaps the west had helped some high tech hardware that the blog gave to ukraine is now on display in moscow. after being captured on the battlefield. r to use e goes down, no reports on this. so this thing i'm standing on top of is actually the best in the world for either the united states. wanted everybody to believe that, or they wanted to believe that the abrams tanks, the hard stuff. well that was until the 1st machines, the, like this $1.00 to pay a just outside the town of, of dave

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i have talked to many from the o. s. c e. one person told me that there is little hope that anyone will do anything. so the only hope is if the military operation ends up a split, and the despite his unilateral plan floated earlier this year, that was eventually peddled back, the french president emanuel crone is doubling down. suggesting once again, french soldiers may have to end up on the ground in ukraine. if russia wins in ukraine, there will be no security in europe. who can pretend that russia will stop there if the russians were to break through the front lines. if there were a ukrainian request, which is not the case today, we would legitimately have to ask ourselves this question. when macro on the 1st raise the idea or in february of this year, it seemed to so panic among other european leaders who promptly ruled out the suggestion. the plan also did not go down well at home. the new statement by mano ma chrome is extremely serious. the sending a french troops to greenville bows and existential threat to 65000000 f

and we had, we had this process during the cold war, the o. s. c, we had the health in the process. no one in the west. no take there's, as george said, go ahead martin. yeah, i'll, they're going to be intake is now, you know, it, it doesn't seem to be so it, i think we have to wait for something quite a catastrophic to happen before had. so thing together that nascent level of a, you level for people to actually start talking about some the realities of what we can do, you know, made so count when this will what it's now looking at some diseases. i mean, i've been told by some of my m a g sources in new kinds of some ministers in the british government. now saying we need to get out of the crane. so these people are now starting to say, look, the reality is, this is what company one kind of be a will, which with is that can be some dignity and some grace and losing either can we step back from it. but i don't see any real of this scenario, so you're not seeing what's going around around in circles. and um, i don't think nato is the building really. it doesn't have the people in it

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c. s mice, export c o 2 to norway. one thing is for sure the technology is expensive and it's not with that risk. but at this point, do we really have a choice? what this important from my perspective is should launch these risks and mitigate them as good as we can. and then also compare those risks of using c. c. s to the risk of love to use exist yet because also what we're not doing has impacts. in this case, if we don't use c, c s, that means we accept more emissions which needs to work time of change. so we provide perspective the risk of not using c c s exceeds the risk of using it. do you think c c s technology is the wave of the future? that is know in the comments the the we experience the way down is pure adrenaline. 100 percent. no. my name is 133 and i live in water main. federal shellfish harvester lives on the gateway to a world of plenty. portland, the man of the cliff in 15 minutes on the w to the point. strong opinions. clear positions, international perspective, every showing of russia's military lead

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he joined iran to breaks and to the s c o. the much anticipated was accession to the i. c a which presidential honey course cake started the process, but later on, abraham bracy was a person with champion and it was succession to the see. and then 2 bricks, all those developments suggest and prove that present racy was really a person who was practical, realistic, and very tireless in his uh, bit to try to transition airlines economy from a full and complete reliance on deals with the west or closer ties with it was a way to ties with countries that share the same mentality that share are the same that issues and is it the same interests and challenges? he said that by a fortune those ties with like minded countries in latin america in russia, china, iran is able to circumvent the sanctions. and indeed, reviewing those projects that he launched inside the country and outside the borders of iran. we realized that he really meant what he talked about about the so those are not just logan's, when he talked about the transition to a multiple, our world order. he said that the

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s. o. c. h, a slash the women and children fatality numbers by house. it's time to address the big guy that's sent in the room who can prove the number of guns repeated and then use 2300000 is accurate once you and spokesman blame inaccuracies of palestinian civilian deaths and goes there on the fault of all the miraculous resurrection of the dead and gaza. anyone who relies on fick data from a terrorist organization in order to promote blood libel against israel is anti semitic and supports terrorism. while the death so has been revised down. it does not dismiss the 5 of women and children have become victims and the confidence of the you and i didn't see daily report on may. the 6 said that 9500 women and 14500 children had been killed in the since the war began. is it port on may the 8th cutting those numbers by almost half off 5000 women and 7800 children as well as alive now. so active is jonathan paula, threatening me. so thanks so much for joining us here today on, on the change i have, you know, the 1st question, the other it is, uh, why would t

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he championed a one's accession to breaks and to the s c o. and those instances. and those incidents really marked a shift and it was for him policy, unlike his fleet assessor role honey, who tried to go of course of salvage the are wanting economy by relying on closer relationship with the western countries, which proved to be a wrong because uh in 2018 now the united states all unit laterally walked out of the 2015 nuclear deal with iran and left the iranian government trying to find a way to save the iranian economy from the all of the pressures imposed against the country by the west. present of ways he tried to be practical and realistic by trying to forge closer ties with countries that shared the same mentality of countries that are suffering from the same pressures from the west, including some of the latin american countries and even applicant which never was on top of their wants trade list, abraham bracy paid several pay to visit a historic visit to the $3.00 major african countries. and he clinched many major deals with those african countries trying t

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youngest scribes competed to spell words that you and i have absolutely never heard of on nhs a n a c e o u snd nhs. but many times kids hear the sound of this bell, meaning they unfortunately did not spell that word correctly in fact, the semifinal has been referred to as the quote unquote saddest day of the bee. >> i think i'm just going to go for it. oh tyler. oh, deler0, tyler. yeah. >> i'm sorry. oh, tyler is. some kids know when they probably don't have the answer. thank you for being a part of this program . >> thank you. >> but the most powerful moment of the night came when arian, an eighth grader who finished fifth last year, spelled his word incorrectly and then immediately got a hug from his friend, you've been studying 12 hours a day? >> yeah. >> of course, you can never blame any of these students for feeling a little disheartened after getting out. but as colorado state champion aditi muthukumar told me last year, it's usually all worth it. >> it's going to be the highlight of my summer no matter what. no matter what. >> well, we'll see what happens. the final is tonight, guys.