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I'd been in Russia as the USSR blew apart, seen soldiers sprinting from their posts carrying bundles of rifles to sell at market, and special forces soldiers loading insignia-free private cargo jets at airbases; I'd witnessed the orgy of trafficked cocaine, luxury goods and bullets in Milosevic's Serbia -- officially a country under lockdown, but filled with high-living Mafiosi courtesy of these ex-Soviet mercenary aviators and their nightly delivery run.
Matt Potter: My Adventures with Mercenary Aviators: A Secret History of Globalization, Organized Crime and Terror Matt Potter 2011
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I'd been in Russia as the USSR blew apart, seen soldiers sprinting from their posts carrying bundles of rifles to sell at market, and special forces soldiers loading insignia-free private cargo jets at airbases; I'd witnessed the orgy of trafficked cocaine, luxury goods and bullets in Milosevic's Serbia -- officially a country under lockdown, but filled with high-living Mafiosi courtesy of these ex-Soviet mercenary aviators and their nightly delivery run.
Matt Potter: My Adventures with Mercenary Aviators: A Secret History of Globalization, Organized Crime and Terror Matt Potter 2011
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The reprimands have fueled concerns that authoritarian President Alexander Lukashenko's government was using the bombing as a pretext to uproot the last vestiges of political pluralism in the ex-Soviet nation.
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Last week Moscow provided Belarus with a $800 million emergency loan under the auspices of a Russia-dominated economic alliance of ex-Soviet nations, but it fell well short of Belarus' requirements.
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The government has asked Russia and other ex-Soviet nations for a $3 billion bailout, but Moscow has demanded an economic stabilization program.
Belarussian Leader Hints at Devaluation James Marson 2011
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Belarus is counting on a possible $3 billion loan from Russia and a Moscow-led emergency fund for ex-Soviet states to save it from a devaluation, though analysts have said the cash would offer only temporary relief.
Belarus Halts Forex Sales to Banks Ira Iosebashvili 2011
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Cash-strapped Belarus hopes to secure a $3 billion rescue loan from the Moscow-led economic union of ex-Soviet states and a $3 billion advance payment from Russia for future food and other deliveries from Belarus.
Belarus Devalues Belarus Ruble Alexander Kolyandr 2011
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Russia and other ex-Soviet states endorsed the Moscow-trained banker on Thursday.
U.K. Treasurer Backs Lagarde to Lead IMF Ainsley Thomson 2011
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Just as Dubya did at Tora Bora, I'm sure we could outsource the job to one of the drug cartels or maybe rent a division of ex-Soviet border guards.
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Last week Moscow provided Belarus with a $800 million emergency loan under the auspices of a Russia-dominated economic alliance of ex-Soviet nations, but it fell well short of Belarus' requirements.
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