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File:Vladimir Putin 12 March 2001-2.jpg

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English: THE GRAND KREMLIN PALACE, MOSCOW. President Putin with Iranian President Mohammad Khatami.
Русский: МОСКВА, БОЛЬШОЙ КРЕМЛЕВСКИЙ ДВОРЕЦ. С Президентом Ирана Сейедом Мохаммадом Хатами.
Date 12 March 2001
Source http://www.kremlin.ru/sdocs/news.shtml?day=12&month=03&year=2001&Submit.x=0&Submit.y=0&value_from=&value_to=&date=&stype=&dayRequired=no&day_enable=true#
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