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Article: RUSSIA: PUTIN NOT EXPECTING NATO MEMBERSHIP ANYTIME SOON...(Brief Article)

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March 9, 2000
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Talking to journalists in Ivanovo on 7 March, acting President Putin commented that no one is preparing to accept Russia into NATO, adding that "it would be hard to imagine anything different," Interfax reported. That comment comes on the heels of an interview with BBC Television in which Putin had said he does not rule out Russia's joining the Atlantic alliance as an equal ...

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