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675:, and in passing judgement in favour of Kiriyenko the court ordered Novaya Gazeta to retract all publications relating to the accusations. The court noted "Novaya gazeta’s content on the missing IMF funds include a great deal of unproven information" and also went on to order the newspaper "to publish only officially proven information linking Mr Kiriyenko with embezzlement."
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had discussed this plan on 7 June, following the visit of
Kiriyenko. By June, Russian occupational forces in Kherson had begun adjusting local curriculum to match Russia's, and Russian SIM cards were on the market. Kolykhaiev also witnessed Russian forces distributing Russian passports to Kherson
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Kiriyenko had been entrusted with managing the occupied territories, a role that earned him the popular nickname "Viceroy of the Donbas". Kiriyenko has continued to influence Russian domestic policy since the invasion, including allegedly preventing the cancellation of the
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and that there was nothing preventing Iran-Russia energy cooperation. The
Government of Russia planned to deliver nuclear fuel to the plant in March 2007. After a delay of some three years, Kiriyenko said 21 August 2010's arrival of nuclear fuel at Iran's
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nuclear energy company between 2005 and 2016. Kiriyenko was the youngest Prime
Minister of Russia, taking the position at age 35. Ideologically a technocrat, he has played a leading role in the governance of
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should be operational by
September 2007 and the plant itself will be active in November 2007. He advocated President Vladimir Putin's idea of creating an international system of
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marks "an event of crucial importance" that proves that "Russia always fulfills its international obligations." Spent nuclear fuel from the plant will be sent back to Russia.
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centers. A uranium enrichment center could be operational in Russia in 2007. Responding to a reporter's question, Kiriyenko said that the
Bushehr power plant would not affect
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and posted on the website of the
American Defense Council. The newspaper went on to claim that Kiriyenko had used some of the embezzled funds to purchase real estate in the
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October 2016 Kiriyenko was appointed First Deputy Chief of Staff in Putin's administration. The position has significant status within the Russian government, with
872:, taking part in the unveiling of a statue of an old woman holding the Soviet flag. Kiriyenko said that "Babushka Anya is a symbol of the motherland for the entire"
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Kiriyenko spoke publicly about the need to work with
Russian youth and their fondness for debauched hip-hop, most notably in response to the crackdown in late 2018.
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4.8 billion of IMF funds in 1998 when he was Prime Minister of Russia. The newspaper based the accusations on a letter allegedly written to
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Does the abrupt sacking of Russian nuclear energy minister signal a turnaround in Moscow`s policy on Iran's nuclear program?
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poisoning. Navalny, an opponent of Putin's, was poisoned on 20 August 2020, while travelling on a flight inside Russia.
707:. The party finished fourth in the election, receiving 29 seats. Kiriyenko headed the parliamentary group of the party.
1552:"The Viceroy: How Sergey Kiriyenko became Putin's point man in the Donbas and plans to shape Russia's 'post-war image'"
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residents. A café frequented by Russian soldiers was bombed on 7 June and at least four people were injured.
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1097:"Sergey Kiriyenko, the 'Viceroy of the Donbas' who helped launch Putin's career"
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1611:"Top Kremlin Official Unveils Pro-War Statue in Ukraine's Mariupol"
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1367:"Kiriyenko: Bushehr Nuclear Power Plant fully accords int'l laws"
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998:Большая русская биографическая энциклопедия (электронное издание)
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Kirienko leaves Rosatom to join Presidential Administration
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Russians would popularly call the nomination of Kiriyenko "
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referring to Kiriyenko as "Putin's right-hand man" and a "
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1482:"Former Prime Minister to Become Putin's Right-Hand Man"
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Russian individuals subject to European Union sanctions
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since 5 October 2016. He previously served as the 30th
1341:"Russia says Iranian plant will come on line in 2007"
1245:"Новая газета" опровергла обвинения в адрес Кириенко
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1000:(Версия 3.0 ed.). М.: Бизнессофт, ИДДК. 2007.
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1573:"Putin Prepares to Declare Himself a Conqueror"
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1448:"Ядерные достижения приняли героическую форму"
1254:(in Russian). 20 December 2004. Archived from
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812:First deputy chief of staff to President Putin
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1002:// Большая биографическая энциклопедия. 2009.
757:Kiriyenko said on 18 September 2006 while in
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160:18 May 2000 – 14 November 2005
1480:Fishman, Mikhail (29 September 2016).
591:'s government. Along with Nemtsov and
271:23 March 1998 – 24 April 1998
1648:Aleksandrov, Aleksei (11 June 2022).
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539:, in southern Russia. He adopted the
492:Presidential Administration of Russia
93:Presidential Administration of Russia
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863:2022 Russian gubernatorial elections
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567:Viktor Chernomyrdin's Second Cabinet
2848:Russian people of Ukrainian descent
2376:Russian presidential envoys to the
1571:Bershidsky, Leonid (15 June 2022).
1178:"III. Lawsuits against Journalists"
992:// Сергей Кириенко (часть первая).
569:. The State Duma, dominated by the
416:Communist Party of the Soviet Union
90:First Deputy Chief of Staff of the
2883:Anti-Ukrainian sentiment in Russia
1652:. Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty.
848:. By June 2022 it was reported by
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2838:Union of Right Forces politicians
1634:. The Moscow Times. 29 June 2022.
996:"Израитель, Владилен Яковлевич".
836:Administrator of occupied Ukraine
703:. Kiriyenko led the party in the
2878:21st-century Russian politicians
2858:Heroes of the Russian Federation
2843:Russian people of Jewish descent
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1145:Blant, Maksim (17 August 2023).
1039:"Kiriyenko - the young reformer"
1037:Haslett, Malcolm (28 May 1998).
744:Mikhail Fradkov's Second Cabinet
738:Kiriyenko was appointed to head
1799:18 May 2000 – 14 November 2005
1152:Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty
840:Following the beginning of the
551:Prime Minister of Russia (1998)
488:Серге́й Владиле́нович Кирие́нко
2080:Council of People's Commissars
1317:. 10 July 2007. Archived from
983:Сергей Кириенко (часть первая)
754:nuclear company in July 2007.
471:Sergey Vladilenovich Kiriyenko
27:Russian politician (born 1962)
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1844:Heads of government of Russia
826:" following the appointment.
726:Kiriyenko, Russian President
616:1998 Russian financial crisis
385:Sergey Vladilenovich Izraitel
32:Eastern Slavic naming customs
1371:Islamic Republic News Agency
1280:(Decree 2040) (in Russian).
679:Union of Right Forces (1999)
407:, Georgian SSR, Soviet Union
2330:Russian Government Cabinets
842:Russian invasion of Ukraine
730:and Chinese Vice President
513:Russian invasion of Ukraine
316:Minister of Fuel and Energy
259:First Deputy Prime Minister
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1793:Presidential Envoy to the
964:Sergei Kiriyenko's Cabinet
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561:Kiriyenko was appointed
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200:Prime Minister of Russia
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2452:Valentina Matviyenko
2335:Premiers of the USSR
2139:Council of Ministers
1991:Council of Ministers
1377:on 30 September 2007
1321:on 30 September 2007
1184:. 11–17 October 2004
791:new types of weapons
606:Kiriyenko's cabinet
527:father, was born in
181:Position established
2813:People from Sukhumi
2734:Alexander Khloponin
2599:Nikolay Vinnichenko
2556:Aleksandr Konovalov
2464:Nikolay Vinnichenko
2394:Georgy Poltavchenko
1805:Aleksandr Konovalov
1770:Viktor Chernomyrdin
1753:Viktor Chernomyrdin
1670:. 23 December 2022.
1468:World Nuclear News.
1284:. 23 December 2000.
1282:President of Russia
1221:on 26 February 2008
718:Rosatom (2005–2016)
597:Viktor Chernomyrdin
339:Viktor Chernomyrdin
245:Viktor Chernomyrdin
233:Viktor Chernomyrdin
193:Aleksandr Konovalov
2217:Russian Federation
1745:Political offices
1714:. 22 February 2022
1515:. 28 February 2019
1513:Human Rights Watch
1423:"Director General"
1301:2005-12-01 at the
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138:Vyacheslav Volodin
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2648:Anatoly Kvashnin
2617:Nikolay Tsukanov
2550:Sergey Kiriyenko
2531:Vladimir Ustinov
2507:Viktor Kazantsev
2488:Aleksandr Gutsan
2482:Alexander Beglov
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