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NATO should finish job in Afghanistan – Putin

Ulyanovsk : Russia | Aug 01, 2012 at 10:42 AM PDT
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Central Asian hotspot in 2014, President Vladimir Putin said the international forces should stay in Afghanistan until their job is finished. ­ "It is regrettable that many participants in this operation are thinking about how to pull out of there," Putin said at a meeting with paratroopers in the... FULL ARTICLE AT Russia Today
 
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