Russia's 'big bang' in Central Asia

Kabul : Afghanistan | Sep 18, 2012 at 1:27 AM PDT

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Russian President Vladimir Putin's forthcoming visit to Bishkek on Thursday promises to be a turning point in Moscow's strategy...Russian President Vladimir Putin's forthcoming visit to Bishkek on Thursday promises to be a turning point in Moscow's strategy. FULL ARTICLE AT Asia Times

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