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Around 180 Russian military instructors are said to be settled with weapons since last December in the Central African Republic CAR. Moscow wants to equip two battalions of CAR army totaling 1 300
men after being given a go ahead by the UN when the CAR’s leaders asked it to provide weapons for units being formed by the EU.
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