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A roundup of what has happened in the past 24 hours
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A 57-year-old beekeeper shot dead three people, including two police officers, to avenge the deaths of his children, a jury in south Russia's Stavropol Territory ruled on Friday.
The head of the Russian Orthodox Church has urged closer cooperation between different branches of Christianity, the Church reported on Friday.
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Moscow's mayor unveiled on Friday a giant Soviet-era statue that was recently put back on its pedestal in northeast Moscow after a five-year restoration.
Russia's foreign minister called on Friday military cooperation with NATO "mutually beneficial."
The Admiral Chabanenko destroyer from Russia's Northern Fleet has begun escorting commercial ships in the Gulf of Aden, a Navy spokesman said on Friday.
Russia will launch four manned and six cargo supply missions to the International Space Station in 2010, space agency Roscosmos said on Friday.
Russia's gold and foreign exchange reserves increased 3.07% to $447.776 billion in November, the Central Bank of Russia said on Friday.
Defense lawyers representing alleged Russian arms dealer Viktor Bout are planning to submit another bail request to a Thai appeals court, after the previous appeal was rejected, one of Bout's lawyers said on Friday.
Russian President Dmitry Medvedev and U.S. President Barack Obama said on Friday they would continue arms reduction cooperation after the expiry of the START I treaty, the Kremlin said.
Actor Vyacheslav Tikhonov, star of the legendary Soviet-era Seventeen Moments of Spring spy serial, died on Friday in Moscow at the age of 81.
Four people were killed and six injured in an armed clash in the south Russian republic of Ingushetia on Friday, an Interior Ministry spokesman said.
Russian gas monopoly Gazprom confirmed on Friday it had been paid in full by Ukrainian energy company Naftogaz for natural gas supplied in November.
Russia insists that the monitoring of missile manufacturing facilities should not be included in a new strategic arms reduction deal to replace the START I treaty, a source said on Friday.
Moscow should push Pakistani government to more actively fight terrorism, Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh said on Friday ahead of his upcoming visit to Russia.
All military arms depots and other hazardous installations in Russia will be eventually removed from population centers, the Defense Ministry said on Friday.
Vietnam could become a key importer of Russian weaponry if several contracts on the purchase of diesel submarines and aircraft are signed in the near future, a Russian newspaper said.
The numerical strength of Russia's Interior Ministry troops will be reduced by 14,000 to around 170,000 personnel by 2020, the force commander said on Friday.
Ukraine has paid Russia for natural gas supplies in November in full, the country's national energy company Naftogaz said on Friday.
Oil flow resumed on Friday in Russia's Druzhba pipeline after a rupture, which had occurred earlier this week causing an oil spill, was repaired, a spokesman for Russian oil pipeline monopoly Transneft said.



