| April 2008 |
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Russia will be forced to strengthen security on its borders if Georgia and Ukraine join NATO, Army General Yury Baluyevsky, chief of the country's General Staff, said on Friday. 
Israel's Air Force launched strikes on the southern Gaza Strip on Friday morning killing two militants, local health authorities said. 
India will soon announce a new global tender for 384 light helicopters to boost the combat capabilities of its Armed Forces, a national newspaper said on Friday. 
Japan extended economic sanctions against North Korea for six more months on Friday citing a lack of progress in denuclearization talks and Pyongyang's failure to tackle past abductions of Japanese nationals. 
Japan's foreign minister will arrive in Russia on a four-day official visit on Saturday for talks on bilateral cooperation and a peace treaty, a Japanese foreign ministry official said on Friday. 
The Russian state news agency RIA Novosti has become the first Russian media outlet authorized to sell its newswire services directly to Chinese subscribers, the agency's editor-in-chief said on Friday. 



