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Stephen Hadley: If Azerbaijani government does not mind, we wonâ€™t have problems in using Gabala radar station

08 June 2007 09:39 (UTC +04:00)

He said that official Moscow proposed Washington to use Gabala radar station in stead of deploying new missile defense system in Czechia.
â€œIt is known that there are limits on Idjis cruisers. Therefore, we consider it necessary to install equipment that will neutralize missiles in Europe,â€ he said.
Commenting on the USâ€™s reaction to the proposal on using the radar station Hadley said that Washington does not worry about it.
â€œIf the Azerbaijani government does not mind, we will have no problem,â€ he said.
Stephen Hadley said Washington and Moscow will continue debating the deployment of missile defense system.
Czechiaâ€™s Prime Minister Mirek Topolanekâ€™s did not care a rush to Russiaâ€™s proposal on the joint use of the radar station.
â€œIt seems as if Russia again intends to influence on Central Europe. However, Putinâ€™s discussing this with the US is a considerable progress,â€ he said.
French President Nikola Sarkozy took a stance on the US using Gabala radar station.
â€œI do not think that Putin wants to restart cold war,â€ he said. /APA/