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Friday, February 20

The New York Times: Despite Kyrgyz Vote to Close U.S. Base, Gates Explores Options to Keep It Open

By: Thom Shanker and Ellen Barry; Full article may be read HERE

Posted by The Unilateralist at 12:58 AM No comments:

Labels: Afghanistan, Ellen Barry, Kyrgyzstan, Manas Air Base, New York Times, Robert Gates, Russia, Thom Shanker

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