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A Georgian military officer who crossed into Abkhazia in May has asked Russia for political asylum, the Federal Migration Service said Thursday.
Four Russian students were deported from Egypt on Thursday, but two others had some extra time in the country after missing the flight, a Russian Embassy official said.
Lawmakers of Russia's southern Siberian Republic of Altai have resolved to name one of the mountains on its territory after the energy giant Gazprom, the republic's official web site said on Thursday.
Russian army brigades based in South Ossetia and Abkhazia will take part in a large-scale strategic exercise in the Caucasus next month, the Ground Forces commander said on Thursday.
MegaFon, Russia's third largest mobile operator, said on Thursday its U.S. GAAP net profit grew 20.2% year-on-year in January-March 2009 to 11.13 billion rubles ($358 million).
The mayor of the Turkish resort city Antalya has launched an investigation into the construction of a luxury hotel owned by Russian billionaire Telman Ismailov, national media said on Thursday.
Belarus resumed supplies of its dairy products to Russia on Thursday after Moscow agreed to lift its embargo, the Belarusian agriculture ministry said.
Gazprom Neft, the oil producing arm of energy giant Gazprom, said on Thursday its US GAAP net profit decreased 76% year-on-year in January-March 2009 to $355 million.
Russia proposes hosting a series of security meetings of international alliances during 2010, to discuss forming new strategies for global security, the Foreign Ministry said on Thursday.
Russia's international reserves, largely consisting of foreign exchange and gold, decreased by $2.9 billion to $406.6 billion in the week of June 5-12, the Central Bank said on Thursday.
The son of the vice president of Russian oil giant Rosneft was freed in the early hours of Thursday, some three months after being kidnapped in Moscow, a senior investigator said.
Rescuers have completed their search and rescue operation at the site of a building which collapsed in central Moscow on Wednesday, a municipal emergencies service spokesman said on Thursday.
Flights by Russia's Su-24 Fencer attack aircraft will continue despite a crash on Wednesday in the north of the country, a Defense Ministry spokesman said on Thursday.
Another body has been recovered from the rubble of a building which collapsed in central Moscow on Wednesday, bringing the death toll to three, a municipal emergencies service spokesman said on Thursday.



