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| | These airbases were Smirnykh, Dolinsk-Sokol, and Khomutovo. | | These airbases were Smirnykh, Dolinsk-Sokol, and Khomutovo. |
| | [[Image:Sukhoi15.jpg|right|thumb|200px|Sukhoi-15 TM interceptor]] | | [[Image:Sukhoi15.jpg|right|thumb|200px|Sukhoi-15 TM interceptor]] |
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| | General Anatoly Kornukov, Commander Sokol Air Base, (to Military District Headquarters-Gen. Kamenski): (5:47) "...simply destroy [it] even if it is over neutral waters? Are the orders to destroy it over neutral waters? Oh, well." Kamenski: We must find out, maybe it is some civilian craft or God knows who." Kornukov: "What civilian? [It] has flown over Kamchatka! It [came] from the ocean without identification. I am giving the order to attack if it crosses the State border." | | General Anatoly Kornukov, Commander Sokol Air Base, (to Military District Headquarters-Gen. Kamenski): (5:47) "...simply destroy [it] even if it is over neutral waters? Are the orders to destroy it over neutral waters? Oh, well." Kamenski: We must find out, maybe it is some civilian craft or God knows who." Kornukov: "What civilian? [It] has flown over Kamchatka! It [came] from the ocean without identification. I am giving the order to attack if it crosses the State border." |
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| | 18:21-22 - Kornukov: "Gerasimenko, cut the horesplay at the command post, what is that noise there? I repeat the combat task: fire missiles, fire on target 60-65." | | 18:21-22 - Kornukov: "Gerasimenko, cut the horesplay at the command post, what is that noise there? I repeat the combat task: fire missiles, fire on target 60-65." |
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| | "Lt. Col. Novoseletski: So, the task. They say it has violated the State border again now? Titovnin: Well, it is the area of Moneron, of course, over our territory. Novoseletski: Get it! Get it! Go ahead bring in the MiG 23." | | "Lt. Col. Novoseletski: So, the task. They say it has violated the State border again now? Titovnin: Well, it is the area of Moneron, of course, over our territory. Novoseletski: Get it! Get it! Go ahead bring in the MiG 23." |
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| | Lt. Col. Novoseltski,Acting Chief of Staff, Smirnykh Air Base, (18:47): Prepare whatever helicopters there are. Rescue helicopters. Lt. Col. Titovnin: Rescue? Novoseltski: Yes...Novoaleksandrovska must be brought to readiness and Khomutovo...the border guards and KGB are at Khomutovo. | | Lt. Col. Novoseltski,Acting Chief of Staff, Smirnykh Air Base, (18:47): Prepare whatever helicopters there are. Rescue helicopters. Lt. Col. Titovnin: Rescue? Novoseltski: Yes...Novoaleksandrovska must be brought to readiness and Khomutovo...the border guards and KGB are at Khomutovo. |
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| | Gen. Strogov, Deputy Commander for the Far East Military District (18:55): "The border guards. What ships do we now have near Moneron Island, if they are civilians, send [them] there immediately.". | | Gen. Strogov, Deputy Commander for the Far East Military District (18:55): "The border guards. What ships do we now have near Moneron Island, if they are civilians, send [them] there immediately.". |
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| | + | ==Sakhalin-1== |
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| | + | In 1995, while [[Boris Yeltsin]] was the Russian president, [[Rex Tillerson]] negotiated a deal with [[Vladimir Putin]] for exploration of oil reserves and oil drilling in Russia which included part ownership of the reserves and operating well sites for ExxonMobil.<ref>[https://books.google.com/books?id=pbOKDQAAQBAJ&pg=PA256&lpg=PA256&dq=rosneft+tillerson+1995&source=bl&ots=VMUbD8ssxN&sig=HOEeCaLsHgvZldujdVXJY_S9K5k&hl=en&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwj3iOeUlpjSAhWIwFQKHaTZDHYQ6AEIhAEwGw#v=onepage&q=rosneft%20tillerson%201995&f=false]</ref> The success of this deal, and the sorely needed revenues brought into the Russian government's treasury, enhanced Putin's rise as Yeltsin's successor. This deal differed from many past oil concession deals involving American companies. For example, under the joint effort of the Arab-American Oil Company (later [[Aramco]]), ownership of the reserves, which tend to have far greater value than operating well sites, remained with the Kingdom of [[Saudi Arabia]], whereas only the costs of production from operating wells and profits were split evenly between the Saudi kingdom and a consortium of US oil companies. |
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| | ==See also== | | ==See also== |