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Published Date: 22 August 2008
RUSSIA'S defence ministry has temporarily frozen military co-operation with Nato, pending a decision from the Kremlin on long-term ties, Russia's envoy to the alliance was quoted as saying last night.
Nato reduced links with Moscow after the Georgia incursion.

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  • Last Updated: 21 August 2008 10:40 PM
  • Source: The Scotsman
  • Location: Edinburgh
  • Related Topics: Russia , Georgia
 
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22/08/2008 00:56:06
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Finnking,

Lempäälä 22/08/2008 07:22:30
NATO had already refused to involve Russia in anti-terrorism war games in Europe.

3

Mashimaro,

China 22/08/2008 11:34:09
#2 I bet that had them weeping into their borchst
4

Neil,

Glasgow 22/08/2008 11:43:08
I suppose this is about the minimum Russia could have done. They could, during the war, have bombed the pipeline running through Georgia which would have really hurt the NATO countries.
5

Neil,

Glasgow 22/08/2008 11:45:43
The space shuttle is already prety much out of it & will be retired in 2010. If America wants to continue manning the International Space Station they now depend on Russia's goodwill to let them hitch.
6

Mashimaro,

China 22/08/2008 12:45:16
#5 it would be nice if they paid for their tickets ha ha ha ha
7

Vasya,

22/08/2008 20:25:48
# and who won and who lost fom that rejection of Russia from anti-terrorist war-games???
8

mike - across the pond,

vasya 22/08/2008 21:49:56
who lost

everyone...

russians nato eu USofA...

who won
terrorists....

now the question is why did it happen?
9

Taz,

Texas 22/08/2008 21:59:27
RE:The space shuttle is already prety much out of it & will be retired in 2010. If America wants to continue manning the International Space Station they now depend on Russia's goodwill to let them hitch.

What utter rubbish.
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henrymanchester,

UK 22/08/2008 23:12:28
I wish Bush would hurry up and go.

Sad thing is whoever wins the next presidency we'll probably miss old no brainer George in the long run!

Crazy Mcain or Racist Obama! What a choice!
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Mashimaro,

China 23/08/2008 02:09:46
Henry none of this will stop. no matter who is in power the US needs to run its protection racket to keep the prices of oil high and the weapons industry ticking over.
Did you know that just after 911 the US govt approved the development of a weapon called crusader - made by a carlyle group commpany (the group to which bush and bin laden famlies belong)even though previously congress had declared the weapon was obselte.

"It's not an exaggeration to say that September 11 is going to make the Carlyle investors very, very rich men." Dan Broidy, author of The Iron Triangle, an illuminating history of the Carlyle Group.

 

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