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Putin Signs Order To Increase Security Of Crimea Bridge After Explosion: Report
Russian President Vladimir Putin signed a decree on enhancing security measures for the Crimea bridge, the Kremlin said on Saturday, following the explosion at the bridge that killed at least three people.
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Vladimir Putin Removes Ban on Nuclear Cooperation With Iran
President Vladimir Putin today lifted a ban on Russian firms from working on Iranian enrichment sites as he travelled to Tehran for his first visit since 2007.
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Vladimir Putin signs decree recognising Crimea as independent state
President Vladimir Putin on Monday signed a decree formally recognising Crimea as an independent state following its vote to secede from Ukraine and join Russia, news agencies quoted a Kremlin statement as saying.
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Russia's former richest man Mikhail Khodorkovsky pardoned: Kremlin
President Vladimir Putin on Friday signed a decree granting a pardon to Russia's former richest man and bitter Kremlin critic Mikhail Khodorkovsky.
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Putin Signs Order To Increase Security Of Crimea Bridge After Explosion: Report
Russian President Vladimir Putin signed a decree on enhancing security measures for the Crimea bridge, the Kremlin said on Saturday, following the explosion at the bridge that killed at least three people.
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Vladimir Putin Removes Ban on Nuclear Cooperation With Iran
President Vladimir Putin today lifted a ban on Russian firms from working on Iranian enrichment sites as he travelled to Tehran for his first visit since 2007.
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Vladimir Putin signs decree recognising Crimea as independent state
President Vladimir Putin on Monday signed a decree formally recognising Crimea as an independent state following its vote to secede from Ukraine and join Russia, news agencies quoted a Kremlin statement as saying.
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Russia's former richest man Mikhail Khodorkovsky pardoned: Kremlin
President Vladimir Putin on Friday signed a decree granting a pardon to Russia's former richest man and bitter Kremlin critic Mikhail Khodorkovsky.
