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Meanings of pro-kremlin in English

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Usage of pro-kremlin in English
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Aishat Kadyrova's father is a former separatist fighter-turned pro-Kremlin leader of Chechnya.
Reuters
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A pro-Kremlin youth group has taken responsibility for the network attacks.
Wired
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One pro-Kremlin politician in Moscow suggested Russia might boycott the event next year.
Reuters
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The announcement is on Liberty.ru, a sort of DailyKos for the pro-Kremlin set.
Wired
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They were met by riot police, soldiers, and pro-Kremlin supporters.
BBC
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It also went to a pro-Kremlin thinktank in Poland.
The Guardian
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As pro-Kremlin analyst Markov put it, Putin is a macho, Trump is also a macho.
The Guardian
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But both are likely to vote for the main pro-Kremlin party, United Russia, on December 2.
Reuters
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The document was drafted by pro-Kremlin lawmakers in the State Duma, or lower house of parliament.
Reuters
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Yesterday pro-Kremlin politicians and former KGB generals denounced Britain's move and called for further punitive action.
The Guardian
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Mikhail Grishankov, a senior MP with the pro-Kremlin United Russia party, rejected the comments from Washington.
The Guardian
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The protesters were confronted by a much larger group of pro-Kremlin activists, which led to scuffles.
The Guardian
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Now we feel safe, she said, as pro-Kremlin protesters gathered yesterday outside parliament in Simferopol, Crimea's capital.
The Irish Times
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Facebook Twitter Pinterest RT, formerly known as Russia Today, took on a stronger pro-Kremlin line after 2008.
The Guardian
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The film has an impeccable pro-Kremlin pedigree.
Reuters
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The pro-Kremlin deputy who submitted the draft law says the bill would protect the interests of ordinary people.
Reuters
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