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This is not going to be a happy episode today.

I had an interview with the president of our Chamber of Industry and Commerce,

who also runs the largest private university in the Baltics, Turiba.

But, you know, I promised that I would be touching, touching modern news and in current events

as they happen if something interesting happened.

And sadly, there is a certain interesting event that took place that we found about on August 1st.

It presumably happened a bit before.

There were three dead, my colleagues, essentially.

Orhan Jamal, Alexander Rastor Guiev, and Kirill Radcchenko.

These three journalists were killed, murdered, in the Central African Republic.

And I kind of, you know, think about it as my duty to give them some tribute and to give

some clearance and analysis on what's going on about what they were doing there, what

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