The drug threat has gone beyond the borders to sweep Russia and the neighbouring states, as well as a sizeable part of Europe, the United States and Canada
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June 9, 2010
Russian President Dmitry Medvedev has appealed to the world to prevent the drug crime from going global, since drugs nurture terrorism, among others things. Practice shows that the lack of an effective struggle against the drug business nurtures other problems, above all, such a terrible problem as terrorism, Medvedev said during the opening ceremony of an anti-drug forum in Moscow today. The forum is titled “Afghan drug production – a challenge to the international community”.
According to the Russian President, the forum is of great importance both to Russia and almost every other nation. The scale of the disaster is illustrated by the fact that the production of opiates has doubled in the past 10 years. Lamentably, Afghanistan is the main supplier of opiates today, the Russian leader added.
He pointed out that the drug threat has gone beyond the borders to sweep Russia and the neighbouring states, as well as a sizeable part of Europe, the United States and Canada.
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Important Issues
DocumentsAugust 18, 2008
Statement of the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs June 5, 2008
Dmitry Medvedev's Speech at Meeting with German Political, Parliamentary and Civic Leaders April 4, 2008
Chairman’s statement: Meeting of the NATO-Russia Council at the level of Heads of State and Government held in Bucharest April 3, 2008
Bucharest Summit Declaration, issued by the Heads of State and Government participating in the meeting of the North Atlantic Council in Bucharest on 3 April 2008 February 22, 2007
Vladimir Putin's Speech and the Following Discussion at the Munich Conference on Security Policy December 9, 2004
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