Brave New PIR: Turning the 20-Year Journey into Generation 2.0: Security Index: A Russian Journal on International Security: Vol 20, No 3-4

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¹ The interview was recorded in Zvenigorod in the Moscow region on June 8, 2014.

² The word pir means a feast in Russian [translator's note].

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