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Managing Director of the National Iranian Gas Company (NIGC) Roknoddin Javad and General Director of the Yerevany Power Station Ovakim Ovanessian have signed an agreement on gas supplies to Armenia, Arminfo news agency reported. According to Armenian Energy Minister Armen Movsisian, Armenia and Iran will construct a pipeline in two years and make it operational before January 1, 2007. Iran has agreed to deliver not less than 1.
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The Russian Central Elections Commission (CEC) will provide all necessary assistance to the Election Commission of Chechnya to lay the groundwork for Chechen presidential elections, CEC Chairman Alexander Veshnyakov told the press on Friday. The election will be scheduled by the republic\'s Election Commission between August 15 and September 5, he said. If there is just one candidate, the election will be put off, Veshnyakov said.
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US troops in Afghanistan have been accused of \"systemic\" abuse of prisoners by a human rights group. Human Rights Watch (HRW) said it had documented \"numerous cases of mistreatment of detainees,\" similar to those reported in Iraq. The group said it had repeatedly warned Washington about the problems.
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Georgia\'s government is prepared to allow major Russian investors the opportunity to put their money into the Ajarian economy, Georgian Economics Minister Irakly Rekhviashvili told Mze television on Wednesday. Tbilisi and Batumi will soon host a Georgian-Russian economic forum, at which specific investment projects will be presented, Rekhviashvili said. \"Among priority projects are the development of the Batumi seaport, airport, oil refineries, a shipbuilding plant, and other large enterprises,\" he said.

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