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Putin's dangerous nuclear game

By Daniel Rackowski  -  31.10.2007 / 00:00 CET
Vladimir Putin's visit to Teheran raised many eyebrows. Above all, the Russian president's assurance of continued co-operation with Iran's nuclear programme – the country's first power plant is actually being built by the Russians – flies in the face of Western efforts to derail it if at all possible.

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