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Analysis: The 'Missiles Of Bratislava'

File photo of Russian truck missile system.

Moscow (AFP) Feb 16, 2005
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US Missile Defense Test Ends In Fiasco, Second In A Row
Washington (AFP) Feb 15, 2005
For the second time in less than two months, a test of the Pentagon's missile defense system ended in fiasco Monday when an interceptor missile failed to lift off, defense officials said.







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