| September 2006 |
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Tension between Russia and Georgia increased Thursday as the two countries traded toughly-worded statements over an alleged spying scandal involving six Russian servicemen. 
Georgia considers Moscow's decision to recall its ambassador for consultations to be Russia's internal affair, a senior Georgian diplomat said Thursday. 
Iran's hard-line president said Thursday his country would not agree to stop uranium enrichment "even for one day." 
Moscow has informed Washington about Russia's view on the arrest of its army servicemen in Georgia, the Foreign Ministry said Thursday. 
Certain new members of NATO are supplying Georgia with weapons earlier brought to them by the U.S.S.R. without the right to re-export them, Russia's defense minister said Thursday. 
Georgia's interior minister said Wednesday he would provide the media with audio and video recordings confirming that Russian officers had been spying in Georgia. 
A Danish-born tsarina who left Russia following the overthrow of the monarchy in 1917 was reburied in her adopted homeland Thursday. 
A deputy head of Russia's environmental watchdog said Thursday that pipeline construction under the massive Sakhalin II oil and gas project in Russia's Far East must be stopped. 



