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18.08.2010, 13:16
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President Dmitry Medvedev is hosting a summit on terrorism and drug trafficking in Russia's city of Sochi with the leaders of Afghanistan, Tajikistan and Pakistan.
08.10.2010, 07:04
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Even if drug production stops, Afghanistan will be able to supply the international market with heroin for another 20-30 years from existing stocks, warns head of Russia’s Federal Drug Control Service Viktor Ivanov.
21.06.2010, 17:39
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Russia is suggesting creating a military base in Kyrgyzstan to fight drug trafficking through it from neighboring Afghanistan. The drug flow is among the causes for destabilized situation in the country, Moscow believes.
23.03.2010, 20:16
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Europe fears that large quantities of Afghan heroin may flood into the EU via Russia if the current visa regime is lifted.
18.08.2010, 18:04
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Russia, Afghanistan, Pakistan and Tajikistan could come back to developing Soviet-era economic projects, President Dmitry Medvedev has said at the four-country summit in Sochi.
22.10.2010, 12:02
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Afghans are practically left to deal with drug problem on their own, says Russia’s drug control chief, Viktor Ivanov.
23.10.2009, 01:02
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Russia has become the biggest consumer of Afghan heroin with 21% of all the drug consumed in the world, as of the latest UN Office on Drugs and Crime report “Addiction, Crime and Insurgency” published on October 21.
03.08.2010, 10:27
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The US is destabilizing Central Asia by means of drug trafficking, disintegrating Kyrgyzstan and putting pressure on Iran, shared Semyon Bagdasarov, member of the State Duma’s International Affairs Committee.
30.03.2010, 18:30
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Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov has urged the international community for better coordinated joint efforts in fighting terrorism as he believes that the recent Moscow terror attacks were not a domestic matter.
10.06.2010, 10:00
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The very best minds in the anti-narcotics business are holding a major conference in Moscow. The primary concern is the flow of drugs from Afghanistan, something that is far more destructive than terrorism.
Published: 24 June, 2010, 03:08
Edited: 24 June, 2010, 19:02
The United Nations has expressed alarm about the rise in drug abuse across the world in its annual report on narcotics.
Well if the US and Nato would actually halt the production of drugs in Afghanistan, instead of finding excuses to maintain it, then maybe there would be some progress. Oh well, who am i kidding here! The United States pet, the CIA is working hard to maintain it since 2001, and uses NATO and US troops to guard it.