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And the Bush administration has rejected a Russian proposal that both governments agree to drop plans for a missile deployment in eastern Europe. On Thursday, Russia said it would agree to not deploy missiles in Kaliningrad if the US agreed to scrap its plan to place missiles in Poland and a radar site in the Czech Republic. Defense Secretary Robert Gates rejected the move, calling it unacceptable.
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