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sj2 |
In the former Soviet republic of Kyrgyzstan, Russia has set up a military base - its first on foreign soil since the USSR imploded. The Kant airbase is also close to a US airbase established two years ago. How do the two co-exist? http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/programmes/from_our_own_correspondent/3211825 .stm | ||
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cross |
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rcurl |
I don't know about that. ""We're bored of lobster," the press officer said, "It's on the menu every couple of weeks." ". Maybe the Americans go over to the movie party on Saturday night to enjoy the borscht. | ||
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sj2 |
I thought all that Russians would be concerned about, right now, would be fixing their broken house instead of going around poking their nose. They anyways don't have enough money to keep up their huge army, so why do they want an airbase on foreign soil? | ||
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gelinas |
The article I saw suggested two reasons: re-establishing influence in their former dominions, and insuring their own security. | ||
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sj2 |
Would you believe this?? :) http://www.antipas.org/news/russia/russias_economic_moves.html | ||
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gelinas |
Except that article is four years old. | ||
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sj2 |
Even the recent ones are weird. http://www.jrnyquist.com/rohnka_2003_0515.htm | ||
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willcome |
http://exile.ru/166/166110000.html | ||
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