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The search operation had brought back memories of the Cold War, when Soviet ships routinely conducted operations in the Baltic Sea.
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Russia, Ukraine Energy Ministers To Finalize Natural Gas Supply Deal In Tuesday Talks
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'Miss Hitler Contest' On VKontakte, Russia’s Facebook, Suspended On Sunday
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