Reports: Likhachev Says Russia's Nuclear Weapons Complex Has Made Major Strides
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Russia's nuclear weapons complex has made major strides forward, noted Rosatom chief Alexei Likhachev at a meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin. The report also notes that a transcript has been published on the Kremlin website.
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