Go to Voiceover utility, and in the top general menu check the box to enable Voiceover to be controlled by apple scripts. Then arrow down to the commanders and enable keyboard commander. Once you have done it, within the keyboard commander tab, you will see a table where in you ccan find the already existing scripts and their functions like for instance launching Safari or Mail by pressing Right option + s or right option + m respectively. You can add your own scripts and shortcut keys to operate them. Read through the Voiceover help files for more information. I have not designed my own scripts but others certainly have done so.
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