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Two unidentified men armed with assault rifles gunned down two traffic police officers in Russia's North Caucasus republic of Dagestan, a source in the republic's interior ministry said. Full Article at RIA Novosti
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Reporting from Moscow - Chechen rebels took responsibility Wednesday for a bombing last week that derailed a passenger train from Moscow to St. Petersburg, killing 26 people and injuring 87. Full Article at Los Angeles Times
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Russia's President Dmitry Medvedev (L) and Chechnya's regional chief Ramzan Kadyrov meet in the Black Sea presidential residence in Sochi August 28, 2009. View Photo »
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They make much more money being the smarts of these operations, planning hits in various countries and basing it off their experience in Chechnya, Bosnia, Somalia, Ethiopia
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Zakaev looked ready to accept the proposal. His position in the nationalist opposition was weak. Full Article at The Scotsman
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Ramzan Kadyrov, the president of Chechnya, recently proposed to Ahmad Zakaev, a leader of the nationalistic and comparatively moderate Chechen opposition, that he return to Chechnya. Full Article at Lebanon Daily Star
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"We declare that this operation was prepared and carried out ... pursuant to the order of the Emir of Caucasus Emirate," or Umarov, it said. Full Article at The Bellingham Herald
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Akhmed Zakayev, senior representative for Chechnya's separatist President Aslan Maskhadov, speaks during a joint news conference with Dukhvakha Abdurakhmanov, representative of the Russian government, in London August 12, 2009. View Photo »
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The worst terrorist attack to hit Russia in five years, the bombing of the Nevsky Express train last week, was almost certainly by Islamist extremists, and security forces are just not prepared for these less spectacular acts of terrorism, Russian... Full Article at Global Research
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MOSCOW: Islamist militants on Wednesday claimed responsibility for a bombing that derailed a Russian express train, killing 26 people, and vowed further “acts of sabotage” in a letter posted on a rebel website. Full Article at A Pakistan News
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Russia's Chechnya province President Ramzan Kadyrov, right, and Russian parliament deputy Adam Delimkhanov pray at a mosque in Chechnya's capital Grozny, southern Russia, Friday, May 8, 2009.
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A car with Russian and Chechnyan flags moves in central Grozny during celebrations of the lifting of the security regime, April 16, 2009. Russia lifted a decade-long security regime in Chechnya on Thursday, in a move likely to bolster the power of the region's Kremlin-backed leader.
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Chechnya's leader, Ramzan Kadyrov, left, introduces visiting Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas, 2nd from left, to local top officials during their meeting in Kadyrov's home village, Tsentoroi, in eastern Chechnya, Sunday, Dec. 21, 2008.
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They make much more money being the smarts of these operations, planning hits in various countries and basing it off their experience in Chechnya, Bosnia, Somalia, Ethiopia
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Majority of people here are peace loving, but terrorists from Uzbekistan, Chechnya and Arab countries created such a situation which forced the government to use military force
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My son was rescued from a secret jail in Chechnya
– Ruslan Aushev SOURCE: Foreign Policy -
I hope Chechnya can be solved peacefully.
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I think it's deplorable and outrageous because those who have no notion of human rights are the ones who are judging Israel ... Can you imagine that Saudi Arabia voted for the report, and other countries, take for example Russia which has [done] outrageous things in Chechnya? They are the ones who think...
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The next time, it will be the soldiers and officers of NATO in Afghanistan and then Russian soldiers and officers in Chechnya
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to a certain degree, anti-Semitic, to say that what is permitted for the US in Afghanistan, for Russia in Chechnya, and also for Turkey in northern Iraq is forbidden for Israel in defending itself from Gaza. We will not cooperate with this. Jews will not again be led like lambs to slaughter.
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There is an anti-Semitic attempt here to determine that what the US can do in Afghanistan, Russia can do in Chechnya and Turkey can do in northern Iraq, is forbidden to Israel in defending itself in the Gaza Strip. We will not give such allegations a leg up - Jews will not go again like sheep to the sla...
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Israel will not go like a lamb to the slaughter, it has a right to defend its citizens like the US and Russia. This is an attempt at anti-Semitism â what is permitted to the US in Afghanistan and Russia in Chechnya is prohibited for Israel, and we will not allow this to happen
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Whoever votes in favour of the report must understand that next time it will be the Nato soldiers in Afghanistan and then Russian soldiers in Chechnya
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Whoever votes in favor of endorsing the report must understand that next time it will be the soldiers and officers of NATO in Afghanistan, and then Russian soldiers and officers in Chechnya (who face prosecution)
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Whoever votes in favor of endorsingthe report must understand that next time it will be the soldiers and officers of NATO in Afghanistan, and then Russian soldiers and officers in Chechnya
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I spent two months in Faisal Mosque in Islamabad, doing the madrassa thing and considering jihad in Chechnya
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Ingushetia remains one of the most problem-stricken regions, with no basic elements of civil society - a grave heritage left by the Chechnya campaign and previous rulers
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It is profoundly disappointing for victims and their families when Russia blatantly ignores the core of the judgments and its obligations to the Council of Europe ... Full implementation of European Court judgments not only provides real justice to the victims and their relatives, but has enormous poten...
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Today's Chechnya is ... George Orwell's '1984' where people are threatened with punishment for 'mind crimes,'
SOURCE: Miami Herald
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