Putin calls U S missile treaty withdrawal a mistake
Russian President Vladimir Putin urged that the United States withdraw from the 1972 Anti-Ballistic Missile Treaty is a mistake yet says it does not threaten Russia. In a nationwide address he reaffirmed the treaty as a cornerstone of world security. Bush formally notified Moscow of withdrawal, effective in six months.
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Cuban spy ring member sentenced to life in prison
Ramon Labanino, 38, a Cuban intelligence officer, was sentenced to life in prison after the ringleader also drew a life term. He and four others were convicted in June on espionage related charges for attempting to penetrate U.S. military bases. Prosecutors said no classified information was obtained.
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Russian troops seal Argun in major Chechen clash
In Chechnya Russian forces sealed off the town of Argun as a renewed battle with separatists continued for a second day after clashes a day earlier. In Quito Ecuador three family members drowned when an elevator flooded after a torrential storm trapped them in the basement. The victims include a 40 year old man his 39 year old wife and their 17 year old son.
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Attack on Indian Parliament Leaves Dozens Dead
Gunmen stormed India's Parliament killing twelve and wounding eighteen as security forces fought them for about ninety minutes. Prime Minister Vajpayee urged resolve and pledged to foil terrorists. no lawmakers among the dead.
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U S mission in Mideast on the ropes amid new clashes
Israeli warplanes and helicopters pounded Palestinian security buildings in the West Bank and Gaza for a second day after an attack that killed 10 Israelis. Arafat’s people and U S envoy Zinni faced growing isolation as Israel cut contacts with the Palestinian Authority. One Palestinian was killed in Gaza and two boys were shot during clashes. Secretary Powell sought explanations from Ariel Sharon as Zinni aimed to clarify indirect talks. Five missiles hit Ramallah police station near Arafat’s HQ. no serious injuries reported.
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Arab nations push for open Security Council session on Gaza conflict
Arab nations urged an immediate open meeting of the United Nations Security Council and a resolution calling for an end to Israeli violence against Palestinians plus a monitoring mechanism. The U S opposed the measure, noting it as disconnected from reality on the ground.
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