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To: sea_urchin who wrote (25904)	10/10/2007 7:50:47 PM
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"Sarkozy fails to soften Russian backing for Iran" "Russian President Vladimir Putin refused Wednesday to bend to Western pressure over Iran, saying after talks with French President Nicolas Sarkozy that he did not believe the Islamic republic was trying to build a nuclear bomb. "We do not have information that Iran is trying to create a nuclear weapon. We operate on the principle that Iran does not have those plans," Putin told journalists after the end of the talks with Sarkozy who was in Moscow seeking to ease tensions. He added that Russia shared the West's desire for Iran's nuclear programme, in which Russia is building the first civilian power station, to be "absolutely transparent." The Kremlin leader's statement reaffirmed an East-West split over Iran." breitbart.com "I told Putin that French companies are ready to buy into Gazprom," Sarkozy said at the joint news conference with Putin, responding to a question about investment between the two countries."