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        <President>Barack Obama</President>
        <dateIssued>2010-01-01</dateIssued>
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        Joint Statement by President Barack Obama and President Dmitry A. Medvedev of 
        
        Russia on the Situation in 
        
        Kyrgyzstan
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June 24, 2010</item-date>
        
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                The United States of America and the Russian Federation confirm their common interest in supporting the people of Kyrgyzstan in their efforts to restore democracy and 
        
        stability after the April 7 events and tragic confrontations in the south of the country. We extend our sincere condolences to the families of those who lost loved ones in the interethnic conflicts. We call for the use of nonviolent political methods of resolving the current problems, for a rapid restoration of public order, civic peace and interethnic understanding. We support a coordinat
        
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                ed multilateral response to this crisis and support the United Nations and other multilateral organizations, neighbors, and friends of Kyrgyzstan in their efforts to assist in the normalization of the situation in the country, including providing 
        
        humanitarian aid. We intend to continue our joint efforts with Kyrgyzstan, to combat threats from 
        
        narcotics 
        
        trafficking and 
        
        t
        
        errorism and work together to promote economic 
        
        development of a stable Kyrgyzstan.
    
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        <b>Note:</b>
                 An original was not available for verification of the content of this joint statement.
    
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