| September 2007 |
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Australia's minister of industry, tourism and resources said Wednesday that Russian investment in his country had reached $5-6 billion, and was becoming increasingly important strategically for its economy. 
Russian long-range Tu-95MS Bear-H strategic bombers will begin patrolling the remote areas on September 6, Col. Alexander Drobyshevsky, an Air Force spokesman, said Wednesday. 
Russia's lower house of parliament ratified Wednesday a treaty on the state border with Latvia, in a bid to end a long-running territorial dispute with Russia's ex-Soviet neighbor. 
Aeroflot [RTS: AFLT] shareholders approved a deal to buy 22 Airbus and 22 Boeing airliners, the general director of the Russian air carrier said Wednesday. 
Russia's economic minister will discuss Russia's World Trade Organization (WTO) membership during the Asian-Pacific Economic Cooperation summit (APEC) in Sydney September 5-7. 
Russian prosecutors said Wednesday billionaire Mikhail Gutseriyev, a former RussNeft chief wanted for fraud and tax evasion, is currently in Turkey. 
More than 20,000 birds have been culled at a poultry farm in the Krasnodar Territory in an effort to prevent the bird flu virus from spreading, a local emergencies service source said Wednesday. 
The first Russian cargo aircraft containing humanitarian aid has arrived in North Korea recently hit by devastating August-floods, that destroyed a total of 47,000 houses. 
Rosneft [RTS: ROSN] will start drilling exploratory wells at a giant western Kamchatka shelf in Far Eastern Russia as early as next year, the head of Russia's largest crude producer said Wednesday. 
The election campaign for the lower house of Russia's parliament officially starts Wednesday, less than three months before the December 2 polls to the State Duma. 



