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Written by С.С. Митрохин
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Среда, 26 Январь 2011 |
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The Russian United Democratic Party ‘Yabloko’ demands that the Federal Security Service provide the public and Parliament with a detailed report on the investigation of all major terrorist attacks since the bombings in Moscow in September of 1999. It is clear now that the intelligence service secrecy is causing direct harm to the safety of Russian citizens. The vicious practice of covering up the circumstances of terror attacks leads to an absolute lack of control, and therefore irresponsible security services.
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Written by Илья Мильштейн
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Среда, 26 Январь 2011 |
Putting the phrase ‘airport bombing’ into my search engine yielded some unexpected results. I read it and could not believe my eyes. Could this really be? Hundreds of thousands of citizens in various cities across the country are participating in protests against the terrorists who organized the bombing of the airport. In the capital at least a million inhabitants are demonstrating under the banner: “For peace, for life, for freedom — against terrorism!” The demonstration is supported by more than 500 political parties and public organizations, and was started by the nation’s leading labor unions. Taking part in it are government officials, leaders of the ruling party and other political factions, prominent politicians, scientists, and artists. Be first to comment this article | Add as favourites (31) | Views: 362 | E-mail |
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Written by Грани.ру
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Среда, 26 Январь 2011 |
The terrorist attack at Moscow’s Domodedovo airport is not related to Chechnya. Prime Minister Vladimir Putin said this, according to RIA Novosti. He also said that Russia would not negotiate with terrorists. “No self-respecting country in the world is going down this path,” said Putin. “We must wage a ruthless fight against terrorism and extremism,” he stressed. Putin, however, noted that the nation’s leadership “has never refused to negotiate with any political forces that wish a settlement.”
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Written by Пронько
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Вторник, 25 Январь 2011 |
 Франц Клинцевич, Сергей Митрохин, Андрей Лебедев PRONKO: It is 7-oh-9 in the evening in the Russian capital. Good evening, ladies and gentlemen! This is ‘Real Time’ on radio station ‘Finam FM’. Today’s theme is the terrorist attack in Moscow. I will immediately introduce our guests, because we have a roundtable and time is always limited. I will go in a clockwise direction and introduce everyone. Here is a member of the Russian State parliament from the ‘United Russia’ faction, retired Colonel Franz Klintsevich. Franz Adamovich (Klintsevich), good evening! KLINTSEVICH: Good evening! PRONKO: And here is the leader of the ‘Yabloko’ party, Sergei Mitrokhin. Sergey, good evening! MITROKHIN: Hello! Be first to comment this article | Add as favourites (70) | Views: 563 | E-mail |
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Written by Кавказский узел
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Вторник, 25 Январь 2011 |
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1,561 have suffered terrorist attacks in Moscow over the last 15 years The blast at Moscow’s Domodedovo airport on January 24th was the 26th terrorist attack to take place in the Russian capital since 1996, and the first to happen at a Moscow international airport. Since 1996, the targets of terrorists in Moscow have been various crowded locales: hotels, stations, shopping malls, concert halls, transport, and even apartment buildings. At least 627 have been killed and 934 injured. Suicide bombers carried out at least 10 of these attacks. The above figures are calculations by ‘Caucasian Knot’, and based on open-source data*. Be first to comment this article | Add as favourites (27) | Views: 827 | E-mail |
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