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of a new strategic arms reduction treaty.

The new treaty"s outline, as agreed on by the Russian and U.S. leaders, includes cutting nuclear arsenals to 1,500-1,675 operational warheads and delivery vehicles to 500-1,000.

MOSCOW, February 3 (RIA Novosti)



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Zhu Ying biblioteca World Wide Web di notizie, secondo il britannico \"Daily Telegraph\" ha riportato il 27 marzo, 26 marzo, il British East Coast Main Line ferroviarie principali fallimento del segnale, migliaia di passeggeri sono stati bloccati per un massimo di cinque treni ore,mbt.


Riferito che dopo 01:00 dello stesso giorno, la ferrovia locale del segnale errore di sistema del computer si è verificato, che porta alla città di Northallerton nello Yorkshire e il treno passeggeri era intrappolato tra il modo in 5. Ferrovia operazioni, ha dichiarato di non so quanti di ogni treno in persona, ma la maggior parte sono intrappolati i passeggeri che viaggiano sulla costa orientale del treno veloce,mbt shoes.


Ha riferito che un passeggero all\'interno del treno sono stati evacuati dalla scaletta, e poi per la strada più vicina è una stazione. Alcuni treno fino a 18:45 per sbarazzarsi di difficoltà, lasciando la zona dell\'incidente.


È stato riferito che il fallimento del sistema segnale portato anche a molti altri treni è stata interrotta o annullata,mbt shoes clearance.

28.03.2011


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