In response to the proposal, the Russian president agreed that a “common front” was needed to combat Islamist terrorism
Former US President Bill Clinton proposed to Russian President Vladimir Putin a joint US-Russian effort against international terrorism, according to recently declassified records of their first summit.
The transcript for the exchange, which took place at the Kremlin on June 4, 2000, was released on Thursday following a Freedom of Information lawsuit filed by the National Security Archive, an independent research institute at George Washington University.
According to the minutes, Clinton asked Putin, “What about…
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