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Wrap: Russia's Putin talks U.S. missile defense, NATO, Iran in Munich

21:16 10/02/2007

Russian President Vladimir Putin, attending an international security conference in Munich Saturday, spoke on U.S. missile defense, NATO expansion, Iran's nuclear problem and the Energy Charter.

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Wrap: Russia's Putin talks U.S. missile defense, NATO, Iran in Munich

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