Putin signs law on China border agreement (Xinhua) Updated: 2005-06-02 00:13 Russian President Vladimir Putin has signed a law
on the ratification of an additional agreement on the eastern part of the
Russian-Chinese border, the Itar-Tass news agency quoted the Kremlin as
announcing on Wednesday.
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photo taken on March 10, 2005 shows the frozen border river between
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law was approved by the State Duma, the lower house of parliament, on May 20,
2005 and passed by the Federation Council, the upper house, five days later.
The agreement defines the two countries' borderline on two sections, which
constitute less than two percent of the Russian- Chinese border.
The dispute between the two countries over the borderline has been left
unsettled since 1991 when the two sides signed a border treaty on the eastern
part of the common border.
Russia and China share a 4,300 km-long border which was defined by the two
sides when Russian President Vladimir Putin visited China last October.
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