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“US media never gives fair, unbiased reports on Russia”

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Published 16 June, 2009, 12:28

There's hardly any opportunity for people in the West to find unbiased news on Russia, says Doctor Gordon Hahn, a U.S. expert on Russian affairs and an on-line columnist, who shared his views with RT.

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