| January 2007 |
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Moscow has issued its first official warning to Estonia amid an escalating row over the possible demolition of Soviet war memorials in the ex-Soviet Baltic state. 
Fidel Castro, in hospital since summer, is feeling better, Cuba's ambassador to Russia said Thursday. 
Moscow does not intend to revisit the issue of Lithuania's compensation demands to Russia for what it terms the "Soviet occupation," the Foreign Ministry said Thursday. 
Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov will travel to Washington early next month to attend a ministerial meeting of four international mediators in the Arab-Israeli conflict, the diplomat's special representative for the Middle East said Thursday. 
Ukraine's president said Thursday he would veto a bill cutting much of his power for a second time, in an ongoing power struggle between him and the prime minister. 
President Vladimir Putin met Thursday with the Russian ambassador to Georgia, who was recalled in September 2006 but will soon return to Tbilisi to resume work. 
The Russian Federal Space Agency said Thursday it was unpleasantly surprised by an ongoing media debate over the country's Moon exploration program, sparked by statements made a week ago by a top space industry official. 
Russia will do everything in its power to fulfill its obligations on energy supplies, Russia's president said Thursday. 
Moscow will continue working for a peaceful resolution of the North Korean nuclear problem, the Russian president said Thursday. 
"By 2020, the entire fleet will be replaced - each service arm," Army Gen. Vladimir Mikhailov said, adding that the process will be two-pronged, including the modernization of old systems and placing new aircraft on combat duty. 
Russia and Belarus will sign an agreement on the creation of a common regional air defense system for the Union State they are forming by late January, a Russian military official said Thursday. 



