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[[Finland]] held the position of Presidency of the [[European Union]] Council at the time of the murder, and The [[Finnish]] Ministry for Foreign Affairs released this statement:
[[Finland]] held the position of Presidency of the [[European Union]] Council at the time of the murder, and The [[Finnish]] Ministry for Foreign Affairs released this statement:
: ''"The Presidency of the European Union has learned with deep regret about the killing in Moscow of Anna Politkovskaya, well-known journalist and defender of freedom of expression in Russia. The Presidency calls for a thorough investigation of this heinous crime and the bringing of its perpetrators to justice."'' <ref>[http://www.eu2006.fi/news_and_documents/cfsp_statements/vko40/en_GB/1160304778622/]</ref>
: ''"The Presidency of the European Union has learned with deep regret about the killing in Moscow of Anna Politkovskaya, well-known journalist and defender of freedom of expression in Russia. The Presidency calls for a thorough investigation of this heinous crime and the bringing of its perpetrators to justice."'' <ref>[http://www.eu2006.fi/news_and_documents/cfsp_statements/vko40/en_GB/1160304778622/]</ref>
==References==
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== External Links ==
== External Links ==
[http://michellemalkin.com/archives/006075.htm Who killed Anna Politkovskaya?]
[http://michellemalkin.com/archives/006075.htm Who killed Anna Politkovskaya?]
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