Putin Vows Bright Arctic Future
24 September 2010 | Issue 4485
The Arctic region has a bright and peaceful future with a growing Russian presence, Prime Minister Vladimir Putin said Thursday at an international conference on the Arctic. But Russia is planning to assert its influence in the area through steady talks, Putin said.
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