| June 2008 |
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Georgian Vice-Premier Georgy Baramidze said in an interview with RIA Novosti on Friday that Russia's "bare-faced aggression" in Abkhazia was no reason for Tbilisi to start a war. 
Iran's senior cleric Ayatollah Ahmad Khatami said Friday that Tehran would respond to any attack by Israel or the U.S. with a "powerful blow" after a paper claimed that Israel was preparing to attack Iran. 
A Russian frigate being built at a shipyard in St. Petersburg may be equipped with sea-based Russian-Indian BrahMos supersonic cruise missiles, a Russian defense industry official said on Friday. 
Russia and the European Union are working on an agreement on the civilian use of atomic energy, a deputy head of Russia's state nuclear corporation Rosatom said on Friday. 
Four Russian strategic bombers are carrying out a routine patrol over remote areas of the Arctic and Atlantic oceans, a Russian Air Force spokesman said on Friday. 
Workers at a metal plant in Russia's Far East have ended their hunger strike after receiving partial back pay, a regional trade union official said on Friday. 
The Russian-Indian BrahMos Aerospace joint venture has finished the development of the airborne version of an advanced supersonic missile, the company's managing director has said. 
Norway has allocated 4 million euros ($6.2 million) to dismantle Russia's decommissioned nuclear submarines in the northern Murmansk Region, Russia's Rosatom state nuclear corporation said on Friday. 
The Russian web search company Yandex is to open a subsidiary -Yandex Laboratories - in the U.S.'s Silicon Valley, the company said in a press release on Friday. 
The Czech Republic is to extradite to Russia an Israeli national tried and sentenced in absentia on fraud and money-laundering charges, a spokesman for Interpol said on Friday. 
The Russian wholesale power generating company OGK-6 posted on Friday a net profit calculated to International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) of 1.5 billion rubles ($63.6 million) in 2007. 



