The Jamestown Foundation's Weekly Survey "Chechnya Weekly"
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posted by FerrasB on July, 2005 as CHECHNYA
Last updated: Sun Jul 3 07:47:55 UTC+0300 2005
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Soldiers killed in Russia blast
BBC News, July 1, 2005.
Refugee villagers go home to Russia's Chechnya
Reuters, June 30, 2005.
Kadyrov bribes refugees to return to Borozdinovskaya
Prague Watchdog, June 30, 2005.
Is the Russian-Chechen Treaty Dead in the Water?
RFE/RL, June 30, 2005.
Chechen arrested over Van Gogh murder released
Reuters, June 28, 2005.
300,000 Killed in Chechen Wars - Pro-Moscow Official
MosNews, June 27, 2005.
Putin Orders Move of Imprisoned Chechens from Caucasus to Siberia
RFE/RL, June 26, 2005.
Russia says ready to hit terrorist bases abroad
Reuters, June 25, 2005.
Festival to Get Chechnya Rocking
The Moscow Times, June 24, 2005.
Chechnya: Does Outrage Over Borozdinovskaya Sweep Presage Change Of Russian Tactics?
RFE/RL, June 24, 2005.
Russia: Scandal Brews Over Raid in Chechnya
RFE/RL, June 23, 2005.
Popular Support Increases for Dagestan Rebels
Eurasia Daily Monitor, June 23, 2005.
Sadulaev Sticks to a Hard Line
Chechnya Weekly, June 22, 2005.
Destruction of Chechen Mosques Opens Way for Radicals
Paul Goble, June 20, 2005.
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Jamestown Foundation: CHECHNYA WEEKLY
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CHECHNYA WEEKLY Volume 6, Issue 25 (June 30, 2005) INSIDE THIS ISSUE: BOROZDINOVSKAYA RESIDENTS REFUSE TO GO HOME MEMORIAL DETAILS EVENTS IN BOROZDINOVSKAYA YAMADAEV DENIES INVOLVEMENT INSTABILITY GROWS IN DAGESTAN THE CULT OF RAMZAN GROWS HEAD OF NORTH OSSETIAN PROBE DOUBTS OFFICIAL VERSION OF BESLAN SECURITY OFFICIALS NOT HAPPY WITH "CHECHENIZATION" POLICY BRIEFS BOROZDINOVSKAYA RESIDENTS REFUSE TO GO HOME Chechen President Alu Alkhanov announced on June 26 that he would personally take over responsibility for the situation in the Shelkovskoi district village Borozdinovskaya, from which several hundred villagers fled after a June 4 zachistka, or cleansing operation, in which several homes were burned and eleven male inhabitants "disappeared." The head of the village's administration, Natalya Zelinskaya, told Interfax that 241 families, totaling 1,184 people, lived in the village before June 4, and that 166 families fled to the nearby Kizlyar district of Dagestan following the raid. She did not indicate the exact number of ... >> full
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C.R.O: The Current Conflict Of The Ownership And Rights Over The Oil In Chechnya
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CHECHNYA WEEKLY Volume 6, Issue 25 (June 30, 2005) INSIDE THIS ISSUE: BOROZDINOVSKAYA RESIDENTS REFUSE TO GO HOME MEMORIAL DETAILS EVENTS IN BOROZDINOVSKAYA YAMADAEV DENIES INVOLVEMENT INSTABILITY GROWS IN DAGESTAN THE CULT OF RAMZAN GROWS HEAD OF NORTH OSSETIAN PROBE DOUBTS OFFICIAL VERSION OF BESLAN SECURITY OFFICIALS NOT HAPPY WITH "CHECHENIZATION" POLICY BRIEFS BOROZDINOVSKAYA RESIDENTS REFUSE TO GO HOME Chechen President Alu Alkhanov announced on June 26 that he would personally take over responsibility for the situation in the Shelkovskoi district village Borozdinovskaya, from which several hundred villagers fled after a June 4 zachistka, or cleansing operation, in which several homes were burned and eleven male inhabitants "disappeared." The head of the village's administration, Natalya Zelinskaya, told Interfax that 241 families, totaling 1,184 people, lived in the village before June 4, and that 166 families fled to the nearby Kizlyar district of Dagestan following the raid. She did not indicate the exact number of ... >> full
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nterfax: Chechen Rock Festival Still Under Doubt
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Jul 3 2005 11:30AM Chechen rock festival still under doubt NAZRAN. July 3 (Interfax) - Eight truckloads of stage equipment, musical instruments and other property belonging to rock groups that are expected to appear at the "Phoenix. Return to Life" rock festival are still waiting to be cleared into Chechnya at a checkpoint on the limits of Sleptsovskaya village in Ingushetia. The trucks were stopped two days ago on the Chechen-Ingush administrative border, but the convoy was told to move back deeper into Ingushetia on Saturday evening and security guards were attached to the convoy, Chechnya's official representative in Ingushetia Gilani Buldurov told Interfax. A source in the Chechen law enforcement earlier told Interfax the rock festival should not be held for objective reasons. Igor Tarasov, an aid to the Chechen prime minister, told Interfax, however, that preparations for the festival had been going on for a long time, all conditions have been created and ... >> full
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Interfax: Rock Festival In Gudermes Cancelled - Chechen PM
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Jul 4 2005 10:25AM
Rock festival in Gudermes cancelled - Chechen PM
GROZNY. July 4 (Interfax) - The rock festival Phoenix - Return to Life scheduled for Tuesday has been cancelled, Chechen Prime Minister Sergei Abramov told reporters Monday morning.
He said the event has been put off until September.
http://www.interfax.ru/e/B/politics/28.html?id_issue=11319481
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