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Putin Urges ‘Goodwill’ Toward North Korea

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Posted on Oct 25, 2006
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During a nationally broadcast town hall-style address, Russian President Vladimir Putin pitched a more open stance in dealing with North Korea: “You must never push one of the participants in talks into a corner.”


BBC:

Russian President Vladimir Putin has said North Korea should not be driven into a corner if the world wants to rein in its nuclear weapons programme.

He said some negotiators “failed to find the right tone” with the country.

He is taking part in a live TV phone-in with Russians nationwide, which is being broadcast on TV and radio.

He has repeated he will not try to run for office again when his term ends in 2008, but said he would try to continue to influence political affairs.

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By Ed Connor, October 29, 2006 at 9:39 am Link to this comment
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There is no way Putin would ever be president of the us.people need to read the bible.times are comming to an end,and you all just let it happen.Do not be mislead by the antichrist.Bad enough people are trying to take god away from everything.like in god we trust,one nation under god.this country was founded on god.and its laws.and you all are trying to destroy any thing that has to do with what the bible says,because it might offend some.tell them not to listen OR FIND CHRIST…....

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By R. A. Earl, October 25, 2006 at 7:47 pm Link to this comment
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Perhaps when Putin retires from the leadership of Russia, he might consider emigrating to the USA and vying for the job of President.

Whatever other failings he might harbor, he at least displays some understanding of how human relationships work. His thinly veiled reference to George Bush’s “failure to find the right tone” is the understatement of the year! BUSH IS “TONE DEAF” when it comes to the nuances required of international diplomacy. Talk about a bull in a CHINA shop!

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By Spinoza, October 25, 2006 at 4:48 pm Link to this comment
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Not only is North Korea a part of the evil in the world but we killed millions of Koreans to prove how much we hate those people. The Bushites are burning with hatred of the Korean government and I wouldn’t be surprised if they try to starve out the people.  The Bushites are the most evil people in the world.

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By harald hardrada, October 25, 2006 at 6:53 am Link to this comment
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condi’s good at buying shoes to wear as she travels the world doing nothing but threatening everybody in sight

it used to be that the kremlin was a stranger to reality—now it’s washington that lives in cartoons

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