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Russian passports to most Crimeans within months: Russia

Darpan News Desk, IANS, 28 Mar, 2014 10:25 AM
    Most Crimeans are expected to receive Russian passports within three months, Russia's Federal Migration Service (FMS) deputy head Anatoly Fomenko said.
     
    Fomenko said an overwhelming majority of the population would receive Russian passports within three months.
     
    All Ukrainian citizens and people without citizenship permanently residing in Crimea and Sevastopol as of March 18, 2014, will be recognised as citizens of the Russian Federation, except those who state within the month after March 18 that they want to remain citizens of Ukraine or have no citizenship. 
     
    Crimean residents will not have to pay fees for Russian passports until Jan 1, 2015.

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    Mysterious radar plot reported on missing Malaysian airliner

    Mysterious radar plot reported on missing Malaysian airliner
    The multinational search operation to locate the Malaysia Airlines plane that went missing Saturday further expanded Wednesday even as a Malaysian official said that an unidentified object was plotted on military radar that fateful day.

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    Two killed several hurt in New York's Harlem explosion

    Two killed several hurt in New York's Harlem explosion
    At least two people were killed and over a dozen injured in a massive explosion that rocked East Harlem here Wednesday morning, media reported.

    Two killed several hurt in New York's Harlem explosion

    Terror link not ruled out in missing Malaysia Airliner mystery: CIA

    Terror link not ruled out in missing Malaysia Airliner mystery: CIA
    The possibility of a terror link cannot be ruled out yet in the " mystery" of the missing Malaysia Airlines flight, John Brennan, director of the US Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), said Tuesday.

    Terror link not ruled out in missing Malaysia Airliner mystery: CIA

    Dinosaur skeleton displayed in Dubai mall

    Dinosaur skeleton displayed in Dubai mall
    The fossil, placed at the Grand Atrium in The Dubai Mall, was unveiled for the public Monday. It dates back to the late Jurassic period and is 24.4 metres long and 7.6 metres high

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    No Terror Act In Missing Malaysian Airliner

    No Terror Act In Missing Malaysian Airliner
    The missing Beijing-bound Malaysia Airlines plane could not be traced for the fourth day Tuesday even as the Interpol ruled out a terror hand behind the incident

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    More Bad News: Two dead, six missing as boat sinks off Spain

    More Bad News: Two dead, six missing as boat sinks off Spain
    At least two people died and six went missing after a Portuguese fishing boat sank off the northern Spanish coast before dawn Monday, rescuers said.

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