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(27 May 2003) 1. Pan from Russian Orthodox church to museum complex on Poklonnaya Hill 2. Pan from statue to group of people inside museum 3. Wide shot of Hu Jintao and wife with officials 4. Cutaway of bronze bust 5. Mid shot of museum guide with Hu Jintao and translator 6. Cutaway of sculpture 7. Various Kremlin exteriors 8. Security officer opening doors and President Vladimir Putin and Chairman Hu taking seats in chairs 9. Cameramen 10. Vladimir Putin addressing Hu 11. Putin and Hu 12. Chairman Hu addressing Putin 13. Vladimir Putin and Russian Foreign minister listening 14. Chairman Hu 15. Pan of Vladimir Putin and Hu Jintao entering ceremony hall 16. Cameramen 17. Putin and Hu signing document 18. SOUNDBITE (Chinese) Hu Jintao, Chinese President: "We have just agreed with Vladimir Putin that we will continue to develop and strengthen the historic Sino-Russian relations in all spheres of life by adjusting ourselves to the changes and developments that are happening in the world". 19. SOUNDBITE (Russian) Vladimir Putin, Russian President: "Last year we provided China with three million tons of oil. We are eager to increase this amount. We are considering a draft for the construction of oil and gas pipelines from Russian territory to the People's Republic of China". 20. Camerawoman 21. Chinese and Russian leaders thanking audience and leaving hall STORYLINE: Chinese President Hu Jintao and Russian President Vladimir Putin reaffirmed the so-called strategic partnership between their nations on Tuesday and called for a central role for the United Nations in rebuilding Iraq. Hu arrived in the Russian capital on Monday and met with Putin at the Russian leader's Novo-Ogaryovo residence outside Moscow - an informal setting Putin said emphasised their "personal relationship". Putin has already had several meetings with Hu - the last in December - shortly after he replaced Jiang as the Communist Party chief. China has pushed strongly for an oil pipeline to bring crude from Angarsk in eastern Siberia to the Chinese city of Daqing. However Russia has dragged its feet on the issue, also considering a rival, Japanese-backed proposal to lay the pipeline to the Russian port of Nakhodka on the Sea of Japan. The Russian government has sought to satisfy both China and Japan by offering a compromise that envisions building the pipeline to Nakhodka with an extension built first to Daqing. The pipeline would eventually pump 1.6 (m) million barrels of oil a day. Putin was noncommittal on Tuesday, saying pipeline routes need to be discussed by experts. Later this week, the two leaders will take part in a Moscow summit of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization, a six-nation group that also includes four ex-Soviet Central Asian republics. Hu is also scheduled to attend weekend festivities marking the 300th anniversary of St. Petersburg, Russia's former imperial capital. Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork Twitter:   / ap_archive   Facebook:   / aparchives   ​​ Instagram:   / apnews   You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/you...