| February 2008 |
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Abkhazian President Sergei Bagapsh announced on Friday the partial mobilization of the de facto independent republic's military, citing fears that Georgian troops could cross over into the breakaway region. 
Gazprom could cut gas supplies to Ukraine by 25% from March 3 now that talks with Kiev have failed to bring results, a spokesman for the Russian gas monopoly said on Friday. 
Russia's MiG aircraft manufacturer transferred on Friday 12 MiG-29 Fulcrum fighters, modernized in line with NATO standards, to the Slovak Air Force. 
A senior Russian MP said on Friday that any criticism of Sunday's presidential polls by election watchdog monitors would be construed as an attempt to exert pressure on the country. 
Countries recognizing the unilateral declaration of independence by Kosovo are encouraging separatist tendencies all over the world, Russia's envoy to the European Union said on Friday. 
Russian energy giant Gazprom and the German company E.ON are to build a 1,200 MW power-generating plant in Germany, the companies said in a joint news release on Friday. 
A shepherd in Russia's southwestern Siberian Altai Republic is to seek over $40,000 in damages from the Russian space agency Roscosmos over a fragment of rocket that fell into his yard on February 5. 
Russian Tu-95 Bear strategic bombers have successfully conducted a 10-hour routine patrol flight over the Atlantic Ocean, an Air Force spokesman said on Friday. 
The car manufacturing giant Renault-Nissan bought a blocking stake of 25% plus one share in Russia's largest carmaker AvtoVAZ for $1 billion on Friday. 



