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News Archive
04. September 2011.
Russia unveils Libya policy
05:21 | 
0 | Voice of Russia
The Russian authorities will continue to defend the interests of Russian companies in Libya, a Kremlin official said adding that Russia is taking specific measures to this end. Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said on the fringes of the Dushanbe summit on Saturday that Russia
Gaddafi regime collaborated with CIA
05:22 | 0 | Voice of Russia
Papers discovered in the Tripoli headquarters of Gaddafi’s security establishment contain evidence of close collaboration with the American CIA.