Alexei_Kudrin - RUSSIAN PRESIDENT PUTIN AND PRIME MINISTER ZUBKOV ANNOUNCE THE NEW CABINET

RUSSIAN PRESIDENT PUTIN AND PRIME MINISTER ZUBKOV ANNOUNCE THE NEW CABINET

Russian President Vladimir Putin (C) and members of the government take seats at a new Cabinet meeting in Moscow on September 24, 2007. Putin left his cabinet largely unchanged in a reshuffle on Monday, with the biggest winner Finance Minister Alexei Kudrin, who was given the additional post of deputy prime minister. (UPI Photo/Anatoli Zhdanov).


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