| December 2006 |
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Russian and British investigators have begun questioning witnesses in the case of Russian security service defector Alexander Litvinenko's death in London, the Russian Prosecutor General's Office said Wednesday. 
At least 100 violations of the environmental, migration and labor laws have been discovered in the Sakhalin-II energy project, local prosecutors said Wednesday. 
Investigators might not be able to question Wednesday a key Russian witness in the case of an ex-FSB agent's death in London, as he is undergoing a medical examination, a source close to the witness said. 
Investigators might not be able to question Wednesday a key Russian witness in the case of an ex-FSB agent's death in London, as he is undergoing a medical examination, a source close to the witness said. 
A U.S. serviceman stationed at an American airbase in Kyrgyzstan has killed an employee of a company servicing the capital's international airport, a spokesman for the Manas airport said Wednesday. 
The State Duma, the lower house of Russia's parliament, passed in the first reading Wednesday a presidential bill to reform the country's nuclear power sector and facilitate its development. 



