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A future as "economic reserve"?

Gândul newspaper reflects on the future of the two secessionist provinces: "The outcome of the vote in both Russian chambers of parliament was just like in Soviet times: perfect unanimity, both in the Federation Council and in the Duma. It is indeed telling that even the lifeless Russian opposition believes that recognising the republics is an important step for the Russian federation. The vote is not binding, and Prime Minister Putin continues to have a free hand. But it does give Russia's Prime Minister-President what he needs: a new 'currency' to negotiate with the West and the 'right' granted by the Russian legislature to station weapons and soldiers in the secessionist provinces. ... It is still unclear what the future holds for the two protected regions - the economic reserve of the Russian motherland. For now it looks as if they will become havens for weapons and illegal trade, far from NATO's watchful eye. Particularly worrying is that this is all taking place in the North Caucasus, a key region for Europe's energy security."

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