| October 2009 |
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NATO Secretary General Anders Fogh Rasmussen urged Russia on Wednesday to provide assistance in training and equipping the Afghan Army.
Russian police and interior troops have killed or detained some 750 militants in the North Caucasus region, including Chechnya, in 2009, a spokesman for the Interior Ministry said on Wednesday.
A rally was held in central Moscow on Wednesday in memory of Russian investigative journalist Anna Politkovskaya, who was shot dead by an unknown killer three years ago.
Russian Airborne Troops commander Lt. Gen. Vladimir Shamanov has received an official warning following a probe into his involvement in illegal activities, the Defense Ministry said on Wednesday.
The Russian captain of a cargo vessel stranded in the United Arab Emirates has asked local authorities to impound his ship.
Russia's hydropower company RusHydro announced on Wednesday it had completed the cleanup of debris at a Siberian hydropower plant severely damaged during a recent accident.
Russia's prime minister highlighted the declining interest in reading and inadequate book supplies to the provinces as key problems facing national literature at a meeting with writers on Wednesday.
Russia's state arms exporter Rosoboronexport said on Wednesday that Russia has five ongoing contracts with Libya in the sphere of military cooperation.
Hydropower company RusHydro will raise loans worth 7 billion rubles ($230 million) in 2010 to restore a Siberian hydropower plant severely damaged during a recent accident, the company's acting CEO said Wednesday.
The new U.S. missile shield plans present no risks for Russia, and favorable conditions are now emerging for bilateral dialogue, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said on Wednesday.
Russia welcomes North Korea's recent announcement that it is willing to return to the six-nation talks on ending its nuclear weapons program, Moscow's envoy to the talks said on Wednesday.
A lawyer acting for the family of the late Russian journalist Anna Politkovskaya denied on Wednesday reports that new suspects have emerged in the 2006 murder case.
Russia's federal drug control service will provide the U.S. with data on Afghan drugs, and expects reciprocal steps from U.S. colleagues, the head of the service said on Wednesday.
Three frigates being built at the Yantar shipyard in Russia's Baltic exclave of Kaliningrad for the Indian navy have been named by the Indian president, a shipyard spokesman said on Wednesday.
A senator representing Russia's North Caucasus republic of Chechnya in the upper house of parliament has resigned, the Federation Council announced on Wednesday.
Russia has reached an agreement with Turkmenistan on resuming natural gas supplies from the Central Asian country, the press secretary of the Russian president said on Wednesday.
Czech President Vaclav Klaus will visit Russia on October 14 for talks with his Russian counterpart focusing on energy and trade, the Kremlin said on Wednesday.
Gazprom confirmed on Wednesday that Ukraine had paid for Russian natural gas deliveries to the country for September.
Russia's emergencies ministry has put farms in Russia's southern Rostov Region under quarantine following confirmation of an outbreak of swine fever, the ministry said in a statement.



