Putin visits Komatsu factory in Russia

YAROSLAVL, Russia - Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin visits a factory of Japanese construction machinery maker Komatsu Ltd. in Yaroslavl, northeast of Moscow, on June 18, 2010. The construction machinery plant was completed earlier in the month.

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