U.S. plans to “defend” the Baltic irks Russia

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U.S. plans to “defend” the Baltic irks Russia - Hindu

MOSCOW: Russia has said it is bewildered over NATO secret plans to “defend” the Baltic states and Poland against “Russian aggression” as revealed in the latest batch of WikiLeaks spills. “These stories beg a lot of questions and evoke our ...

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