Update: China, Russia, Mongolia begin deep integration in border protection
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A report from TASS (Russia) focuses on “Update: China, Russia, Mongolia begin deep integration in border protection” and sets out the main development contained in the supplied source material.
as reported by Jiang Bin, the exercise took place in early September near the city of Manchuria
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