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Russia will not support a United States proposal to lift United Nations sanctions on Iraq unless it is confirmed that the country has no weapons of mass destruction, Foreign Minister Igor Ivanov said. \"This decision cannot be automatic. It requires the fulfillment of certain conditions stipulated in relevant UN Security Council resolutions on Iraq,\" Ivanov told reporters on the sidelines of a foreign policy forum in Moscow.
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A session of the U.S.-Uzbekistan Security Cooperation Council was held on 14-15 April in Washington.
Thursday, 17 April 2003

IRAN REJECTS U.S. SAY IN IRAQ

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Iran is planning a display of military might as is leaders call on coalition forces to leave its neighbour, Iraq. Army chief Major-General Muhammad Salimi said Iran was at its highest state of preparedness and there would be a mass parade to mark Army Day on Friday. But President Mohammad Khatami has said he does not believe the US will instigate further military action in the region, where both Iran and Syria have been described by US President George W Bush as members of an \"axis of evil\".
Thursday, 17 April 2003

AFGHAN-PAKISTAN BORDER CLASH

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The interior minister of Afghanistan, Ali Ahmad Jalali, has said that Afghan border forces clashed overnight with Pakistani militiamen who, he said, had intruded into the southeastern province of Khost. Mr Jalali said the encounter took place around the border village of Gulam Khan, south of the town of Khost. He quoted the local police as saying that Pakistani militiamen penetrated five kilometres into Afghanistan before being forced out by Afghan border forces.

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