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    MEDVEDEV PROPOSES THAT RUSSIAN ARMY BE DEPLOYED BEYOND THE COUNTRY'S BORDERS

    /PanARMENIAN.Net/
    11.08.2009 12:12 GMT+04:00

    /PanARMENIAN.Net/ RF President Dmitry Medevedev has introduced to
    parliament a bill on reforming the federal law "On Defense". New
    Amendments envisage procedures for establishing armed forces' control
    beyond Russia's national territory, President said Monday in Sochi,
    in a non-official meeting with parliamentary faction leaders.

    As specified by Kremlin press service, amendments were elaborated in
    compliance with clause 5 of recommendation appendix, drawn up after
    President's February 17 meeting with Federation Council members. They
    are aimed at "creating a legal mechanism enabling President to
    effectively use RF armed forces beyond the country's borders."

    President will be probably vested with the right to be the sole
    decision maker in the sphere for repelling attacks against Russian
    troops deployed beyond the country's borders, repelling or preventing
    aggression against another state, protecting RF citizens, combating
    piracy and ensuring security of sailing vessels.

    Formerly, president had to obtain Federation Council's consent for
    deploying armed forces beyond the country's borders.

    In July 2006, RA State Duma approved legislative amendments, enabling
    President "to make decision on deploying armed forces detachments and
    riot police forces beyond Russia's borders, for combating terrorist
    acts against Russia or Russian citizens or stateless individuals
    residing in Russia."

    The amended version of the appendix concerning emergency situations
    reads as follows: "repelling aggression" or preventing possible
    aggression against third states.
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