Thread: RUSSIA WARNS WORLD WAR 3 IF AMERICA AND ISRAEL ATTACKS IRAN

RUSSIA WARNS WORLD WAR 3 IF AMERICA AND ISRAEL ATTACKS IRAN

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Russia warns NATO To leave the Black sea In 21 days or be attacked.

MOSCOW, September 2 (RIA Novosti) - Prime Minister Vladimir Putin said on Tuesday Russia will respond calmly to the presence of NATO warships in the Black Sea. (Russia's Black Sea Fleet - Image gallery)

"Our response will be calm, not hysterical, but there will definitely be a response," Putin said.

NATO sent a number of ships, including U.S. warships, into the Black Sea after Russia completed its operation "to force Georgia to peace" on August 12.

The operation came as a response to Georgia's attack on South Ossetia on August 8.

The U.S. has delivered millions of dollars of what it says is humanitarian aid to its ally Georgia. Russia has however questioned the nature of the deliveries.

"If the talk is about humanitarian aid to one of the parties to the conflict, I believe that...it should go to the victims of aggression, that is to South Ossetia," Putin said, adding that it was unclear why warships were needed to carry humanitarian aid.

Deputy Chief of the Russian General Staff Colonel General Anatoly Nogovitsyn also said on Tuesday that Russia was concerned over the presence of the five NATO warships in the Black Sea.

Moscow recognized South Ossetia and Abkhazia as independent states on August 26, and Putin said it was not that significant for Russia that no other country had so far followed suit. Western countries have condemned the move as an "irresponsible decision."

Russia said that the decision was taken to protect the region following Georgia's attack on South Ossetia during which hundreds of civilians were killed and thousands forced to flee the devastated region.

Rice wags finger at Russian isolationism


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U.S. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice has warned Russia that its policies have put it on a path to isolation and irrelevance. Rice's speech at the German Marshall Fund event reflects a further deterioration in U.S.-Russian relations as opinions in the West remain split over Georgia's invasion of South Ossetia. Meanwhile, former presidential candidate Ron Paul disagreed with Rices statements. He accused the U.S. government of trying to stir up another Cold War driven by vested interests.

No more iron curtain - Medvedev


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The conflict in the Caucasus was provoked by NATO, Russia's President said at a meeting of representatives from non-governmental organisations at the Kremlin on Friday. But Dmitry Medvedev said Russia wouldnt let anyone push it from the path of democracy towards self-isolation and dictatorship.

Georgia is aggressor UN Assembly chief


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The President of the 63rd session of UN General Assembly, Miguel dEscoto Brockmann, says Russia's actions against Georgia after an attack on South Ossetia were a justified response.

US may assault Iran via Georgia


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ws39iJS6rgA&feature=user

The U.S. military could have plans to use Georgian air bases to launch air strikes against Iran, according to Russias envoy to NATO Dmitry Rogozin. He pointed out that Georgia would be the perfect base for a potential U.S. operation in Iran.

Russia to ride out global financial crisis


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fiALTLkpSVA&feature=user

A tumultuous week on stock markets across the world has left investors shell shocked. But business leaders and politicians say Russia will be spared the worst of the credit crunch. Government assurances and a massive state rescue package are expected to protect Russian households and insulate the wider economy from the crisis.

Whodathunkit .... Corruption rolls American markets enabled by a blind eye and lack of oversight by our Government and we call the Russians the bad guys

Putin pledges support for economy


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The fundamentals of the Russian economy are all "normal", according to Prime Minister Vladimir Putin. He was speaking at the Seventh International Business Forum in the Black Sea resort of Sochi. In a reference to the crisis engulfing the stock market, Putin said the government would continue to respond to financial and market problems.