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Vladimir Putin gave an interview to the Izvestia newspaper

July 13, 2000
00:00

The interview is published under the title “Russia Should Not Be, and Never Will Be, a Police State” in the Izvestia issue dated July 14.

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Interview with the Izvestia Newspaper
July 14, 2000

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Publication date: July 13, 2000, 00:00

Direct link: en.kremlin.ru/d/38309

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