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Veteran Soviet-Russian journalist Vladimir Pozner is set to return to state television more than two years after his long-running program
He laterclaimed Channel One pulled the program in order to make room for war coverage.Although Pozner has not publicly taken a stance on
which had featured guests from former U.S
Forbes interview, Pozner said he had received offers to work abroad if he denounced President Vladimir Putin and spoke out on Russian
Cold War for his TV appearances, where he often explained Soviet policies and viewpoints to Western audiences
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