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To: Abner Hosmer who wrote (1480)	4/4/1999 4:45:00 PM
From: 91fxrs	Respond to of 17770

Russia lends Serbia its spies In many Russian cities, volunteers to fight Nato in Serbia are being signed up. It is unlikely that they will be sent to the Balkans during the next few weeks, but if the conflict becomes protracted it may be that Russian soldiers with battle experience in Chechnya will be sent to Yugoslavia. Russia has spoken out against Nato expansion, viewing it as an example of how the West is taking advantage of Russia's temporary weakness. Many observers in Russia are dreaming seriously of creating a strategic alliance with Iran, India, Iraq and, if at all possible, China. However, apart from Belarus, the only realistic proximate ally for Russia at present is Serbia. That is why Russia is giving Milosevic such massive support. telegraph.co.uk One day the US is going to have a very rude awakening.