Wednesday, 07 August 2002

CONSCRIPTS KILLED BY LANDMINE

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By empty (8/7/2002 issue of the CACI Analyst)

Eleven Chechen conscripts were killed and seven injured on 6 August when the truck in which they were traveling was blown up by a remote-controlled mine in Shatoi Raion, hitherto regarded as one on the most peaceful in Chechnya, Russian agencies reported. The dead included three nephews of Chechen mufti Akhmed-Hadji Shamaev. In a breach of normal security procedure, the truck was not accompanied by Russian armored vehicles.
Eleven Chechen conscripts were killed and seven injured on 6 August when the truck in which they were traveling was blown up by a remote-controlled mine in Shatoi Raion, hitherto regarded as one on the most peaceful in Chechnya, Russian agencies reported. The dead included three nephews of Chechen mufti Akhmed-Hadji Shamaev. In a breach of normal security procedure, the truck was not accompanied by Russian armored vehicles. (RFE/RL)
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