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Syria intends to develop relations with Russia - Assad
MOSCOW, December 19 (Itar-Tass) - Syrian President Bashar Al-Assad said at talks with Russian President Vladimir Putin on Tuesday that Syria intends to develop relations with Russia, implement agreements in concrete projects, the more so that the Russian role in the world has substantially grown.
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Agents "Spying on Russia with NATO help"
Moscow, Associated Press,December 16, 2006.Russia's security chief said foreign intelligence agents are actively spying on Russia with the help of new NATO members, according to an interview published yesterday.
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Russia to re-equip its new mobile ICBMs with multiple warheads
The Russian Strategic Missile Troops are set to start re-equipping its single-warhead mobile Topol-M (SS-27) intercontinental ballistic missile systems with multiple re-entry vehicles, its commander told press on Friday.
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Russian military deploys new intercontinental ballistic missile
Russia's military has commissioned its first unit of new intercontinental ballistic missiles mounted on mobile launchers, the ITAR-Tass news agency reported Sunday.
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South Ossetia accuses Georgia of plotting provocations against Russian peacekeepers
TSKHINVALI. Nov 28 (Interfax) - The security services of the breakaway province of South Ossetia have warned that Georgia's special services are plotting provocative acts against Russian peacekeepers deployed in the Georgian-South Ossetian conflict zone.
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Russia Rejects Plans to Expand Chevron-Led Caspian Sea Pipeline — Paper
Russia’s Energy Ministry has rejected a plan to expand the capacity of a Chevron-led oil pipeline from Kazakhstan to the Black Sea, Kommersant daily reported on Monday, Nov.
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Russia and China create their own orbit
While interacting with a select gathering of "Russia hands" from Western academia, media and think tanks recently, President Vladimir Putin ventured onto the topic of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) in terms, as he put it, that would be a "revelation ...
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Russia, U.S. clear way to WTO deal
Moscow and Washington have cleared the way to a deal on Russia's entry to the World Trade Organization and plan to sign it at an economic forum in Vietnam next week, Russia's economics ministry said Friday.
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More War Games: Collective Security Treaty Organization (CSTO) & Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) Join Hands
Responding to US threats: First theater-level joint military exercise
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Russia rules the world's arms bazaar
At a time when US-Russia ties are undergoing palpable tensions, the United States dropped behind Russia and France last year in sales of arms to the developing world. The US share dropped from 35.4% to 20.5% between 2004 and 2005. In monetary terms, the value of these deals fell from US$9.
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Israel blames Russian rocket launchers for its setbacks in Lebanon
Hizbullah has, reportedly, already destroyed at least one armor division out of a total of seven that the IDF relies upon. These losses have jeopardized Israel’s blitzkrieg strategy and have lead the latter to limit its ground campaign to the pace of infantrymen.
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Lebanese Opposition to Putin: US-Israeli policies putting Lebanon on knife edge of "New Middle East"
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The Lebanese National Opposition sent a memo to Russian President Vladimir Putin reminding of the war that ravaged Lebanon and of the suffering of the Lebanese people cause by the Israeli occupation. The opposition also warned against the dangers surrounding Lebanon and threatening its national unity, due to US and Israeli policies that are putting the country on the knife edge of the New Middle East project aimed at extending Washington's influence in the region.
The opposition memo also pointed to the internal sedition in Lebanon that is taking a sectarian form and requested President Putin stands firmly in the face of tyranny and playing with the fates of peoples. The memo also underlined that the current government under Saniora is illegitimate given that the core of the system in Lebanon is based on a reconciliatory democracy. The memo added, that the ministers who resigned represent a basic constituent of the Lebanese fabric, making Saniora an unconstitutional premier of the government.
The National Opposition memo also stressed all Lebanese groups want to know the truth behind the assassination of former Prime Minister Rafiq Hariri and are not opposed to forming a tribunal of international character to try those who committed the crime, however the opposition is concerned that this court would become similar to the European Inquisition intended to try the Lebanese for their national choices that are in harmony with the resistance of the Israeli occupation. The opposition praised in its memo Russia's positive efforts towards Lebanon and stressed the opposition's right to share in decision making according to the Lebanese Charter of Coexistence that is binding to all the Lebanese.
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