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02.09.2009, 22:57
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The Bush administration focused so much attention on Iraq that the forces in Afghanistan simply didn’t have the troops or the resources, said Lawrence Korb, a senior fellow at the Center for American Progress.
03.09.2009, 23:29
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The US has extended a contract in Iraq with a company linked with Xe Services, formerly known as Blackwater. George Washington University professor Lawrence Wilkerson says the government has no choice.
01.09.2009, 20:58
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“There’s possibly some guilt [for the invasion of Poland] on the Russian side and on the British and French side, but in general it’s definitely Germany,” Reinhard Krumm, an expert on Eastern European history, told RT.
17.11.2009, 02:24
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The US administration has made estimates of the future financial cost of war with the Taliban. What will the expense of the counterterrorism operations be to US taxpayers?
03.08.2010, 10:27
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The US is destabilizing Central Asia by means of drug trafficking, disintegrating Kyrgyzstan and putting pressure on Iran, shared Semyon Bagdasarov, member of the State Duma’s International Affairs Committee.
05.08.2010, 15:42
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Police in Kyrgyzstan have used live rounds and tear gas to break up anti-government protesters, just outside the capital Bishkek. Riot police, who have been on standby, opened fire after being attacked with stones.
01.09.2009, 22:00
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The newly-appointed head of NATO and U.S. forces in Afghanistan, General Stanley McChrystal, has announced that he wants to revise their strategy for defeating the Taliban.
25.06.2009, 17:46
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The Secretary General of NATO and Russia’s envoy to the alliance have voiced their differences on family relations in Central Asia.
29.07.2009, 18:50
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The Collective Security Treaty Organization (CSTO), a group of seven countries from the post-Soviet Union, including Russia, could soon establish a new military base in the south of Kyrgyzstan.
12.10.2009, 19:28
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An account of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan by Danish commando Thomas Rathsack have not only landed him in deep trouble, but also forced the country’s defense chief to resign.
Published: 20 November, 2009, 07:07
Edited: 20 November, 2009, 14:19
While the Afghan leader’s inauguration went ahead in the capital, elsewhere in the country violence continued with the death of two American serviceman and ten civilians. Can Hamid Karzai really arrest this situation?
The fruits of NATO intervention.