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google.com - 12/8/2008

First Russian warship uses Panama Canal since 1944

— google.com — A Russian warship used the Panama Canal for the first time since World War II, after taking part in joint Russian-Venezuelan maneuvers reflecting Moscow's growing military presence in the region. The anti-submarine ship "Admiral Chabanenko" entered the canal at the Caribbean port city of Colon la (more) First Russian warship uses Panama Canal since 1944

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Bad Burlesque At State

— cunningrealist.blogspot.com — Classy: A Russian warship will sail through the Panama Canal this week for the first time since World War II, the navy announced Wednesday, pushing ahead with a symbolic projection of Moscow's power in a traditional U.S. zone of influence. The ... (more) Bad Burlesque At State

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