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Nine policemen killed in Russia’s southern republic: comments

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July 04, 2009, 10:01

More results of the Georgian NATO terrorist training, wakey wakey Russia! Cutting the NATO and US terrorist training, should be part of any deal with the US. It's not just about nukes and AMD, the US and NATO are training, financing and arming terrorists. You can't separate these issues any more than AMD, in disarmament talks with the US.

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