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In Russia, the Kremlin's senior foreign policy adviser, Sergei Prikhodko, told news agencies that the resolution placed Iraq's reconstruction firmly "back in the UN legal field under the control of the UN Security Council".
He added that the text "does not call into question the long-term agreements of Russian companies in the Iraqi oil sector" -- fuelling criticism from Russian newspapers including centrist daily Izvestia, which said Moscow had "sold" its vote to protect its Iraqi oil contracts and debt.
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"Now, I have freedom in selecting and handling the subjects the way I like," TV reporter Mahmoud Faud said. "Now we are able to criticize everybody ? including the Americans."
(yes, we won't kill you for reporting the news or speaking your mind, we are not the devil as you have been led to believe.)
U.S. Troops in Iraq Find $34M in Gold
Anti-war nations will not be shut out of Iraq rebuilding: US firm
Investors Dreaming of Windfalls Home in on Iraq
U.S. Presses Ahead on U.N. Backing to Run Iraq
London axes plan for British troops to replace US troops in Baghdad
World hails new era of cooperation after UN vote on Iraq reconstruction
In Russia, the Kremlin's senior foreign policy adviser, Sergei Prikhodko, told news agencies that the resolution placed Iraq's reconstruction firmly "back in the UN legal field under the control of the UN Security Council".
He added that the text "does not call into question the long-term agreements of Russian companies in the Iraqi oil sector" -- fuelling criticism from Russian newspapers including centrist daily Izvestia, which said Moscow had "sold" its vote to protect its Iraqi oil contracts and debt.
Uday Hussein's Lions to Be Taken Back to Africa
US overseer abolishes Iraqi army, security services
Pentagon Releases Names of Marines Killed
British officer at centre of criminal allegations over Iraq faces new probe
Top American in Iraq Visits Mass Grave
Television Returns to Air in Baghdad
"Now, I have freedom in selecting and handling the subjects the way I like," TV reporter Mahmoud Faud said. "Now we are able to criticize everybody ? including the Americans."
(yes, we won't kill you for reporting the news or speaking your mind, we are not the devil as you have been led to believe.)
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