Canada gets Russian help to raise fate of arrested Canadians at UN

10 Aug 2000

Foreign Minister Lloyd Axworthy revealed Wednesday that he had succeeded in getting assistance from Moscow in the ongoing crisis over two Canadians and two Britons being held on suspicion terrorism in Yugoslavia. Full Story

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