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varun Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Wed Sep-03-03 11:05 AM
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Five die in Russia train blast
more terrorism...


http://www.cnn.com/2003/WORLD/europe/09/03/russia.blast/index.html

Five die in Russia train blast
Wednesday, September 3, 2003 Posted: 7:42 AM EDT (1142 GMT)

MOSCOW, Russia (CNN) -- At least five people were killed and 29 wounded after an explosion tore through a passenger train in southern Russia, officials say.

The blast ripped through the fourth car of a six-car train near the city of Kislovodsk around 7 a.m., according to Anatoly Lesnikh, the press secretary for the governor of Stavropol region.

Kislovodsk -- about 1,400 kilometers (870 miles) south of Moscow -- is just northwest of the border with Chechnya, where Russian forces have been fighting separatists rebels for the last decade.

Suspecting an attack by Chechen rebels, the Russian Prosecutors Office immediately opened a terrorism investigation, a spokesman said.
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Aidoneus Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Wed Sep-03-03 12:05 PM
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1. some other "terrorism" in the area
On July 18, some drunken Russian servicemen opened fire in the market. As a result of desultory firing, an old woman, standing nearby, was seriously wounded. She was hospitalized. The drunk soldiers were detained by the militiamen and taken to the Achkhoi-Martan police station.
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Two young people - Abdul-Mejid Israilov and Magomed Gaitaev - were kidnapped on 27 July in the village Martan-Chu, told the residents of the village. According to them, the Russian soldiers arrived on two armoured cars without number plates and captured the young men. Nothing is known about them since then.
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On 29 July 2003, Russian servicemen kidnapped 16-year-old Denny Aliev in Grozny. He is a pupil of the 11th form. Late at night the Russian servicemen broke into the house and took away the in the unknown direction. The relatives do not know anything about his further fate.
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On August 11, 2003, the residents of the Alkhan-Yurt (Urus-Martan district, Chechnya) found the fragments of a human body in the outskirts of the village. According to the eyewitnesses, the stranger, most likely, Razambek Sairaev, was blown up by the employees of Russian force structures who had captured him on the night of 5 August 2003.
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According to the residents of Makhety, the bodies of three people captured by the Russian servicemen were found in the outskirts of the village several days ago.
On the night of 13 August, the employees of the "Nurenergo" Company Hasan Elbuzdukaev, Sultan Abubakarov and Vaha Khagaev, the residents of the villages Makhety and Tevzeny, were captured by the Russian servicemen in the house in Khattuny where they stayed for the night.
The relatives of the captured men could not find out anything about their further fate. The residents of the village say Elbuzdukaev, Abubakarov and Khagaev were killed by the servicemen of the 45th regiment stationed in the area of the village Khattuny.
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