Itar-Tass: Chechnya Restoration Requires RUR 18,2 Billion In 2007- Kadyrov
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posted by FerrasB on August, 2006 as CHECHNYA
From: MSN NicknameEagle_wng (Original Message) Sent: 8/10/2006 5:19 PM Chechnya restoration requires RUR 18,2 billion in 2007- Kadyrov 10.08.2006, 11.45 GROZNY, August 10 (Itar-Tass) - Chechen Prime Minister Ramzan Kadyrov has expressed the view that it is necessary to allocate 18.2 billion roubles to the republic in 2007 within the framework of the federal target-oriented programme for the republic’s restoration, the prime minister’s press service told Itar-Tass on Thursday. According to Kadyrov, the republican builders using their own and loaned funds have restored 500,000 square metres of municipal housing, 103 kilometres of inner city roads, 54 kilometres of water supply networks, put into operation 14 schools, 11 hospitals, 10 sports facilities, over 200 kilometres of gas pipeline, over 100 kilometres of electric power transmission lines and 150 kilometres of rural roads. “For maintaining the reached construction tempos the republic needs a budgetary credit of six billion roubles and settlement term of up to 10 years,” ... >> full
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Itar-Tass: Forces Temporarily Deployed In Chechnya May Be Withdrawn
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From: MSN NicknameEagle_wng (Original Message) Sent: 8/10/2006 5:32 PM Forces temporarily deployed in Chechnya may be withdrawn 09.08.2006, 19.00 MOSCOW, August 9 (Itar-Tass) -- Russian President Vladimir Putin signed the decree obliging the Interior Ministry and Defence Ministry before December 15, 2006 to present in the specified procedure the proposals for reorganizing the joint group of forces, envisaging the possibility of stage-by-stage withdrawal in 2007-2008 of units of troops of the Interior Ministry and Armed Forces of the Russian Federation temporarily deployed in the Chechen Republic. Commenting on the presidential decree, the Kremlin press service stressed that this refers to the possibility of stage-by-stage withdrawal in 2007-2008 precisely of units of troops of the Interior Ministry and Armed Forces deployed in Chechnya on a temporary basis. This provision of the decree does not apply to units permanently stationed in the republic, the press service stressed. By this decree whose summary was published on Tuesday ... >> full
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Jamestown Foundation: CHECHNYA WEEKLY Volume 7, Issue 32 (August 10, 2006)
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From: MSN NicknameEagle_wng (Original Message) Sent: 8/12/2006 7:48 PM CHECHNYA WEEKLY Volume 7, Issue 32 (August 10, 2006) INSIDE THIS ISSUE: NAZRAN PROSECUTOR TARGETED DAGESTANI PROSECUTOR KILLED, INTERIOR MINISTER TARGETED DAGESTAN ATTACKS ATTRIBUTED TO RAPPANI KHALILOV SOME CHECHENS DOUBT AMNESTY’S EFFICACY “A STABLE LEVEL OF LAWLESSNESS” BRIEFS PUTIN’S POTEMKIN WITHDRAWAL FROM CHECHNYA NAZRAN PROSECUTOR TARGETED On August 10, an attempt was made on the life of Ingushetia’s Nazran district prosecutor, Girkhan Khazbiev. According to Newsru.com, a bomb went off at Khazbiev’s house in Nazran’s Oltievo municipal district at about 1 AM, Moscow time, after which he and members of his family went outside to see what had happened. At that moment, a second blast occurred. Khazbiev was not hurt in the attack, but his 27-year-old younger brother, Adam Khazbiev, was killed, and 13 other people, including other relatives of Khazbiev and people from neighboring homes, were injured. According to investigators, following the detonation of ... >> full
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Prague Watchdog: The Month In Brief - July 2006
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From: MSN NicknameEagle_wng (Original Message) Sent: 8/13/2006 6:42 PM August 7th 2006 · Prague Watchdog The Month in Brief - July 2006 July 3 British journalist Thomas de Waal, who specializes in the Caucasus, was denied a Russian visa. While the Russian authorities explained the denial by "state security" concerns, de Waal attributed it to his reporting about Chechnya. July 4 Chechen guerrillas ambushed a Russian military column near the village of Avtury. According to Russian sources, 6-7 soldiers were killed, according to Chechen guerrilla sources, at least 20 soldiers were killed. July 6 The Moscow-backed Chechen President Alu Alkhanov introduced the new commander of the Joint Troops Groops in the Northern Caucasus, Yevgeny Baryayev, to senior commanders of the republic's law enforcement agencies. Baryayev, who is first deputy to the chief commander of the Russian Interior Ministry troops, replaced Yevgeny Lazebin. July 7 A contract soldier and a private driver were killed when unknown people ... >> full
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ZAMAN: What Can Be Done For Chechnya?
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posted by FerrasB on as CHECHNYA
What can be done for Chechnya? Although the Putin-led Russian government today seemingly has control over Chechnya, compared to the 1990s, the region remains a source of potential instability. Chechnya is Russia’s black hole, for its democracy and budget. Moscow’s budget is not very much affected, thanks to its rich treasury fed by oil and natural gas exports. Putting all aside, this crisis has deprived thousands of people of the basic needs and dragged them to despair. It is a ticking time bomb. This is because these trapped and small-sized groups hold an asymmetric war card, though such an alternative is morally unjustified. Therefore, defeating an enemy on the battlefield does not necessarily mean you have won the war and have surmounted the crisis. In fact, Russian people have suffered great tragedies owing to the Chechen crisis. Four years ago, just when Russian security forces thought to have full control of Chechnya, about 100 ... >> full
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