Igor Sechin: Rosneft's Kremlin hard man comes out of the shadows
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Igor Sechin: Rosneft's Kremlin hard man comes out of the shadows

Moscow : Russia | Oct 18, 2012 at 10:52 AM PDT
Source: Guardian Unlimited
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Sergei Karpukhin/Reuters For much of his career Igor Sechin a former Soviet spy and close ally of Vladimir Putin has been a man in the shadows. During Putin's first presidential stint, the joke doing the rounds in Moscow was that Sechin didn't actually exist: instead, US diplomats mischievously suggested,... FULL ARTICLE AT Guardian Unlimited
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Russian President Vladimir Putin (L) is seen as close to Rosneft's chief Igor Sechin (C)
Russian President Vladimir Putin (L) is seen as close to Rosneft's chief Igor Sechin (C)
 
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