Russia Will Not Send Peacekeepers To Troubled Kyrgyzstan -- RIA Novosti
Russia will not send peacekeeping forces to Kyrgyzstan, which has been hit by deadly inter-ethnic clashes in recent days, Russia's envoy to the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) said on Tuesday.
"Such a step would be unjustified as we are taking here about an internal conflict," Anvar Azimov said.
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