U.S. Role in Inflaming the Crisis is Exposed
SANA (State news agency)
July 26, 2013
Foreign Minister says U.S. is insincere about seeking a political solution
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Foreign Minister says U.S. is insincere about seeking a political solution
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Russia wanted to affirm that Russia today is different from that Russia which stood helpless when its Serbian ally was disciplined
