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Zhirinovski: 'I'll take the world to the brink of war'

Vladimir Zhirinovski is running for the Russian presidency for the sixth time. Included in his platform are a return to the monarchy and war with western economic and military powers. DW's Juri Rescheto talked with Zhirinovski about his plans.

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