Thursday, 16 June 2005

RESIDENTS LEAVE CHECHEN VILLAGE FOR DAGHESTAN

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By empty (6/16/2005 issue of the CACI Analyst)

Residents of the village of Borozdinovskaya in Chechnya\'s Shelkovskii Raion are planning to take their belongings and resettle in a tent camp in Kizlyar Raion. The villagers, most of whom belong to ethnic groups indigenous to Daghestan, fear for their safety in the wake of the abduction of 11 villagers during a sweep operation on 4 June. (Interfax).
Residents of the village of Borozdinovskaya in Chechnya\'s Shelkovskii Raion are planning to take their belongings and resettle in a tent camp in Kizlyar Raion. The villagers, most of whom belong to ethnic groups indigenous to Daghestan, fear for their safety in the wake of the abduction of 11 villagers during a sweep operation on 4 June. (Interfax)
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