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U.S. Questions Russia on Iraq | |
2004-01-13 | |
Refusing to accept denials, the Bush administration continues to question Russia about whether it provided Iraq with military equipment before the war last year. "Our concern is to ensure that measures are in place so that this kind of proliferation doesn’t happen again," State Department deputy spokesman Adam Ereli said Monday. Glad to see State is finally on board, eight months after the liberation. The equipment was said to include antitank guided missiles, jamming devices and night-vision goggles. President Bush called Russian President Vladimir Putin last March to express U.S. complaints. Putin, in turn, charged the United States was creating "a Until recently.
Wonder if this will have some practical consequences for Vlad? At the same time, Ereli said, "Cooperation in other areas has continued." There’s the signal, Vlad. | |
Posted by:Steve White |
#5 they'd be better off asking where elements of the russian government helped saddam hide his wmds in syria |
Posted by: SON OF TOLUI 2004-1-13 7:37:17 PM |
#4 Ahhh. How do YOU spell 'debt-forgiveness' ? |
Posted by: Anonymous 2004-1-13 11:44:10 AM |
#3 Inertial nav working off of the last hard position fix from the GPS system. Kaboom. Backup systems, boys. |
Posted by: mojo 2004-1-13 11:37:38 AM |
#2 We destroyed them with GPS-guided bombs. No, they didn't work too well. |
Posted by: Robert Crawford 2004-1-13 10:50:59 AM |
#1 I remember reading about all of these Russian GPS jammers they distributed around Baghdad. Whatever became of that? They obviously didn't work too good. |
Posted by: Yosemite Sam 2004-1-13 10:19:13 AM |