Friday, 31 August 2001

RUSSIA OPPOSES IMMEDIATE DEMILITARIZATION OF CASPIAN

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By empty (8/31/2001 issue of the CACI Analyst)

Viktor Kaluzhnii, the deputy foreign minister and presidential representative for Caspian issues, told Azerbaijani President Heidar Aliev on 30 August that Moscow does not support Aliev's recent proposal to demilitarize the Caspian in the immediate future. (RIA).
Viktor Kaluzhnii, the deputy foreign minister and presidential representative for Caspian issues, told Azerbaijani President Heidar Aliev on 30 August that Moscow does not support Aliev's recent proposal to demilitarize the Caspian in the immediate future. (RIA)
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