The Russia strain of bioweapons

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Igor Ivanov, Russia's foreign minister, maintains that weapons of mass destruction were not sold to Iraq by Russian companies; but records show a $100 million contract for military hardware. Scud and other missiles were retrofitted to become chemical and biological weapons.

Legal issues & crime, Iraq, Company legal issue, Cases, Investigations, Column, Speeches, lectures and essays, Weapons of mass destruction, Ivanov, Igor

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Russia steps up military activity in Chechnya; as tension builds in region, Moscow faces a dilemma

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Russia has bombed suspected terrorist camps in Chechnya, in response to explosions in Moscow and other cities, for which Osama bin Laden is held responsible. Observers say Russia must defend Dagestan to protect access to Caspian oil interests .

International Affairs, Military Action, Yeltsin, Boris, Military aspects, Chechnya, Russia, Military policy, Military operations, Dagestan, Russia

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