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12.03.2009, 18:38
Russia intends to prolong its rent of the Gabala early warning anti-ballistic missile radar in Azerbaijan, and does not exclude US participation in maintaining the facility, said Russian FM Sergey Lavrov.
05.05.2009, 03:22
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U.S. military gear combined with Russian radars, including the Gabala base in Azerbaijan, could make an effective shield against the existing Iranian threat, said Joseph Cirincione, the President of Ploughshares Fund.
07.10.2009, 18:54
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As Russia-NATO ties continue to mend, it is becoming clear that the Western bloc sets Afghanistan as priority and is ready to sacrifice all other objectives to assure success in this country.
06.09.2009, 22:35
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There’s no military solution to the Afghan war, as the Soviet Union found out in the late 1980s. The conflict has to be ended through negotiation, University of Kent professor Richard Sakwa told RT.
08.12.2009, 12:04
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Italy trusts the Russian Federation and its government, but it needs to spread knowledge about Russia to promote confidence and trust, believes Italian Foreign Minister Franco Frattini in an exclusive interview to RT.
06.05.2009, 13:22
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Once the “Switzerland of Pakistan,” which attracted tourists from all over the world, Swat Valley is now home to the Taliban and Sharia Law, forcing Washington to ponder its next move
04.03.2010, 13:53
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Anders Fogh Rasmussen, NATO’s Secretary General, attempted to ease alliance members’ concerns over Russia’s planned purchase of French-made warships.
29.09.2010, 12:10
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After the Cold War ended conflicts in the world went down by 80% so the world now is a much better place to live in, believes former NATO boss George Robertson, who was the alliance’s Secretary General in 1999-2004.
27.10.2009, 09:01
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In Georgia, NATO-led military exercises are preparing troops to operate in Afghanistan. The first Georgian soldiers head to the conflict zone within weeks.
27.05.2009, 20:33
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Mikhail Troitsky, a political analyst from Moscow University of International Relations, discusses the predominant concerns in the Russia-NATO council meeting in Brussels.
Published: 01 October, 2009, 17:09
Edited: 03 October, 2009, 04:00
Following the US move to scrap plans to deploy missile defense systems in Eastern Europe, Russia repeated the offer of jointly using its own missile defense facilities near the Southern border.
Speaking as a US citizen, I am perplexed about the comment concerning if the scrapped missile defense is aimed at Iran or Russia. No one I know considers Russia an "enemy". I am not a fan of Bush's "cowboy diplomacy" but even more concerned that Mr.Obama really knows what he's doing as commander in chief. I think it is a good idea for Russia and the US, and all other civilized nations to work together against terrorists and those countries that support terrorism. I think most of the world knows and agrees who these countries are. I am also a very strong believer that we cannot allow rouge nations like Iran obtain nuclear weapons. Unfortunately, it's just a matter of time until the terrorists get their hands on and detonates an atomic bomb. Who knows where it will be. It could be in Russia! Although no one is hated by the terrorists like the US, they believe anyone who is not Islamic should die!