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NATO Russia Terrorism

NATO has a lot of interest in restoring cooperation with Russia – Dmitry Rogozin

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Published 05 March, 2009, 17:22

Dmitry Rogozin, Russia’s envoy to the alliance, says that success in Afghanistan is impossible without Russia’s contribution.

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