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Siria: "Israele nega il nostro diritto a difenderci contro il sorvolo dei suoi caccia"

Mosca, Russia - Così il presidente siriano Al-Assad critica la posizione israeliana contro il possibile acquisto di missili superficie-aria di produzione russa

Il presidente siriano Bashar Al-Assad è attualmente in visita in Russia ed ha avuto recentemente modo di pronunciarsi in merito al possibile acquisto da parte del suo paese di missili superficie-aria di produzione russa. Israele aveva lanciato un segnale d’allarme sulla questione (vedi servizio AVIONEWS), e il presidente siriano ha fatto riferimento anche ai timori manifestati da Tel Aviv. Secondo Al...

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Roma, Italia, 01/25/2005 17:57
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