Russia, US Agree Deal on Moscow Arms for Afghanistan

21 Jun 2008

Moscow and Washington have agreed a deal in principle over the supply of Russian weaponry to the Afghan army in its fight against the Taliban insurgency, senior diplomats announced in a statement. Full Stoyr

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