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25.03.2009, 15:49
The residents of the seaside Ukrainian city of Sevastopol, located on the coast of the Crimea peninsula, greeted the NATO frigate “Klakring” with the slogan “NATO go home.”
28.03.2009, 01:07
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A large group of demonstrators has gathered at Grafsky embankment in Ukraine’s Sevastopol to protest the visit of an American frigate, the USS Klakring.
13.02.2010, 12:09
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Ukraine’s relationship with Russia has been on the rocks in recent years - but that is about to change, according to the incoming Ukrainian president.
12.02.2010, 17:02
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Former US Secretary of State Madeleine Albright was in town this week in an effort to reduce Russia’s anxieties over NATO expansion and a proposed US missile defense system in Romania.
13.09.2010, 16:11
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What does Russia want to offer the West and why is it likely to accept this aid? One of the forum participants, political analyst Maksim Shevchenko, answers these questions in this exclusive interview to RT Politics.
RT Politics Interview
27.05.2010, 03:17
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The United States has opted to station more than 100 American soldiers and a battery of US Patriot missiles in Poland approximately 60 kilometers from the Russian border.
07.09.2009, 09:02
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American military planes will soon be seen above Russia after a new transit agreement with the U.S. came into force. It allows America to airlift military equipment to Afghanistan via Russian airspace.
18.09.2009, 18:29
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Russia–US relations have dramatically improved recently, but it’s up to the EU to make the same happen in Russia-NATO relations, believes Adrian Pabst from the Luxembourg Institute for European and International Studies.
19.09.2009, 17:29
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Russia’s Defence Ministry confirms Moscow will not place Iskander missiles in the Kaliningrad region near Poland. Previously, Russia intended to deploy them in response to US plans for its AMD shield in Eastern Europe.
18.09.2009, 16:51
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In light of the new NATO call for partnership with Russia, Ruslan Pukhov, from the Center for Analysis of Strategies and Technologies, believes the thaw in the constantly controversial relations will not last long.
Published: 31 March, 2009, 20:32
Even though Russian and American leaders will discuss ‘resetting’ the countries bilateral relations at the G20 summit in London, US military vessels could still appear in the Black Sea, but under a Ukrainian flag.
Neither Russia or the Ukraine should tolerate US ships in the Black Sea. They have no business there.
When riding such an article, I wonder when will Russia's decisions'makers realize than american pliticians cannot be trusted. Whishfull thinking and realistics politics are not to be confused... Naturally, russians could set military bases in Venezuela, Cuba or other friendly countries. Then, it will be the proof that nothing has changed since 1989. Instead of making that G20 a planetary diplomatic fourbery show; why not tell the whole world the simple truth: America has been and stil is the main troubles' maker on Earth. It is up to Mr Obama to show his good will, by actions, not by talks without any sincerity. So far he looks to me as nothing else that an intellectual clône of our french comedian. Ignore that kind of show and make Russia a good example for mankind to follow. Sincerely. Jean-Claude Meslin Tel: +33450240275