President Clinton says Russia is being given a ‘voice but not a veto’ in NATO. Yet if the Russian voice is as loud as the document outlining the partnership seems to make it, Russian shouts may carry veto power
President Clinton says Russia is being given a ‘voice but not a veto’ in NATO. Yet if the Russian voice is as loud as the document outlining the partnership seems to make it, Russian shouts may carry veto power
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