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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.
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?
27.07.2010, 13:14
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Iran’s President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad has stated that the US and Israel are planning to launch two military attacks in the Middle East in the near future as part of a “psychological war” on Tehran.
27.10.2009, 10:13
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The political situation in the US is such that the president isn’t strong enough to stand against the Pentagon, said political commentator and author Pat Buchanan who spoke to RT on the situation in Afghanistan.
30.12.2009, 02:58
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A former NATO officer claims US Special Forces have conducted secret raids inside Pakistan's border regions. The operations were conducted between 2003 and 2008, but only one was ever made public.
21.01.2010, 19:07
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A senior representative of Hamas, the Palestinian-Islamic socio-political organization, said Wednesday that it would be willing to accept Israel’s “right to exist”.
11.12.2009, 02:50
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There are signals that the 18-month deadline is a soft one and there are plans to keep a number of troops in Afghanistan, writer Kelley Vlahos told RT.
20.11.2009, 07:07
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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?
07.07.2009, 02:33
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“An unstable China would create a lot of turbulence. However, the way the Chinese government deals with those groups [of protesters] in Xinjiang is very important,” said Dr. Kerry Brown of the London-based Chatham House.
13.08.2009, 21:41
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It’s no use fighting the cultivation of poppies in Afghanistan and it’s better for the US to turn it to its own advantage, says Tony Blankley from the Washington Times.
Published: 18 September, 2009, 22:09
The war in Afghanistan has one of the lowest approval ratings ever. For things to change, more emphasis is needed on funding and allowing humanitarian organizations to do their jobs, said writer Kelley Vlahos.
