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Interview with Vladimir Kozin

Published 27 Sep, 2008 12:02 | Updated 27 Sep, 2008 16:02

While they unreasonably blamed Russia for aggression against Georgia, the two U.S. presidential candidates conveniently forgot that America itself was indirectly involved in the conflict, believes political analyst Vladimir Kozin.

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