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07.08.2009, 15:31
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Prominent Russian journalist and political analyst Nikolay Svanidze spoke with RT on the sources of the two military conflicts in Chechnya and what the future holds for the republic.
07.08.2009, 10:41
Ten years ago, militants from the recently-pacified Chechnya invaded the neighboring Russian Republic of Dagestan.
02.09.2009, 16:22
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On September 1, 2004, terrorists seized School Number One in Russia’s North Ossetian city of Beslan, taking more than a thousand people hostage: schoolchildren, their parents, relatives and teachers.
25.10.2009, 09:23
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The name of the Nord-Ost musical on the Moscow stage became a synonym for tragedy and horror. It’s been seven years since a terrorist attack on a Moscow theater claimed the lives of 130 people.
23.10.2009, 13:01
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Friday marks the 7th anniversary of a terrorist attack in Moscow which claimed the lives of 130 hostages.
26.10.2009, 11:20
Moscow is marking the 7th anniversary of the tragic events that shook Russia from October 23-26, 2002, when terrorists attacked the Dubrovka Theater during a performance of the popular musical “Nord-Ost”.
03.09.2010, 17:58
Nationwide, Russians are remembering the victims of terrorists in the country by marking the “Day of Solidarity in the Fight against Terrorism” on Friday.
25.09.2009, 09:52
It has been ten years since Chechen terrorists invaded another Russian republic of Dagestan, hoping to win the support of the population in a bid to establish a joint Islamic state. Instead they faced harsh resistance.
03.09.2009, 20:14
It is five years since the school siege in the Russian town of Beslan came to an end with a bloody battle. The third of September marks the end of the three-day siege.
03.09.2009, 14:38
As the fifth anniversary of the tragedy in North Ossetia is being marked, analysts think a lot should be done to prevent such events in the future.
Published: 07 August, 2009, 17:00
Public support of hardline policies surged in Russia after the invasion in Dagestan ten years ago, very much like in America after the 9/11 attack, says Aleksey Makarkin from the Centre for Political Technologies.
