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“US and Egypt afraid of disruption to Obama visit”

Published: 02 June, 2009, 13:32


AFP Photo / Cris Bouroncle

Russian students from the Northern Caucasus region are still being held by the Egyptian authorities because the latter fear an attempted plot against Obama, investigative journalist Wayne Madsen said to RT.

 
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