Russian deputy defense minister arrested over suspected bribery

11 Dec, 2007 11:30

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Vladimir Putin still has to confirm his interest in becoming Russia's prime minister, and above all Russia still has to wait until the March election, says Aleksandr Pikaev, a political analyst.

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