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16.09.2009, 02:55
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Former KGB Special Forces Colonel Oleg Balashov, who took part in the Soviet military campaign in Afghanistan, told RT he doubts more U.S. soldiers will increase the chances of victory.
29.07.2010, 18:29
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A South Korean newspaper claims Russian investigators have found North Korea did not torpedo one of the South's warships that sank in spring. The report says the vessel hit a mine.
16.02.2010, 11:02
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The world’s top arms producers have descended on New Delhi with their eyes on lucrative contracts up for grabs at India’s main arms fair.
20.02.2009, 15:13
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The Kyrgyz President Kurmanbek Bakiev has signed the bill on the closure of the American military base at Manas. The Pentagon has been sent official notice, and now base personnel have to leave within 180 days.
11.10.2009, 13:52
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Death, rather than nation building – that is what the US army has brought to Iraq and is bringing to Afghanistan according to former US army sergeant and anti-war activist Matthis Chiroux. He shared his views with RT.
15.02.2010, 15:28
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Moscow and New Delhi will sign an agreement next month on civilian nuclear power cooperation, said Russian Deputy Prime Minister Sergey Sobyanin, who is on official visit to India.
07.08.2010, 03:38
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Sixty five years ago, at 8:15 in the morning in Hiroshima, Japan, the United States dropped the first atomic bomb on mankind.
16.06.2010, 10:40
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North Korea has warned that any rebuke from the UN over the alleged sinking of a South Korean navy ship in April could provoke a military response.
09.09.2010, 08:43
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The US navy has delayed plans to move more than 8,500 marines from their military base on the Japanese island of Okinawa. The delay is likely to upset local residents who are highly critical of the US presence there.
23.07.2009, 23:43
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“One of the criteria for a just war is that you have to eliminate more evil than you bring in,” says ex-US Army sergeant Geoff Millard. “The war in Afghanistan has brought more evil into the world than it’s taken out.”
Published: 17 September, 2009, 00:45
It is going to be cold in Afghanistan pretty soon and the fighting will die down, so there won’t be a significant surge of troops before the spring offensive, argues Lawrence Korb from the Center for American Progress.
Keep going send them in, more the better. With 19% supporting the puppet 'president' you really have brought western style 'democracy' there! Mission complete. The French would have been delighted to have had this level of support when they ruled Vietnam. Will of the people, 19% wow great work team USA, after 200 years, you may get to the 30 - 40% level of Europe, western 'democracy' will of the bankers, benefit seekers and civil servants. Its what its all about! Talk is cheap, about as cheap and valuable as a western vote!