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| «Misfortune didn't make us closer» |
| Written by À. Íîâèêîâà, Ã. Ñàâ÷åíêî, À.Åëèñîâ, À.Ñàðãèí | ||||||||
| Ñðåäà, 21 Îêòÿáðü 2009 | ||||||||
 Tomorrow Five years have passed, and the pain has dulled, but many issues related to the tragedy still remain unresolved. Whose fault was it that health care for the hostages who were poisoned by gas during the assault was organized so inefficiently, and that many died? Why are there falsifications and lies in the official records of the anti-terrorist hostage rescue operation? Why did the victims have to turn to the European Court of Human Rights? Today, the lawyer for the Igor Trunov's statement to the investigative committee on behalf of victims is based on data supplied to the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) by Russia. The date of the trial at the ECHR is as yet unknown, but the basic court procedures there are already complete: 58 complaints by victims of Looking for answers Igor Trunov guesses that the ECHR verdict may be made by the end of November. «In our opinion, the memorandum includes the crimes of abuse of office and falsification,» said Trunov in an interview with 'Gazeta'. «In the case materials there are many contradictions, as well as in information about the operation and the conduct of the rescue. There are also contradictions in the number of deaths, and the proportion admitted to hospital and provided care.» Moral damages were not paid Compensation began immediately after the attack. Families of the victims received 100 thousand rubles from the Moscow city government, while the victims themselves received 50,000 rubles, and 10,000 for loss of property. The Moscow authorities also paid for the victims' funerals. Those Muscovites who were former hostages in need of housing got apartments, and young men of military age were exempted from military service. Some hostages received trips to sanatoria. In addition, victims' families were paid Some of the hostages, mostly members of the As an example, Trunov provided figures from the memorandum, which characterized therapeutic measures during the operation as highly effective. According to the data, 677 people were hospitalized, 21 of them already in a state of terminal agony, which is close to clinical death. So, if one excludes the moribund, 656 remain, including 18 children. The official version states that of these 656, only 6 died, making the mortality rate 0.9%, testifying to the high level of effectiveness for the medical care and treatment. Victims of The plaintiffs argue in Strasbourg about the failure of the Russian courts to require the government to pay compensation for moral damages. According to the rules of anti-terrorism legislation, the terrorists themselves must pay damages. But at Dubrovka, as we know, all 40 of Barayev’s militants were killed. The victims of the terrorist attack believe that this is a violation of Article 6 of the European Convention on Human Rights — the right to a fair trial. «We believe that those who worked on drafting this memorandum should be called in to verify the facts,» the lawyer says. «Most likely, it was not one person, though there is only a single signature, Veronika Milinchuk's. It's possible that this is simple negligence.» Igor Trunov also complains that the plaintiffs do not know how many witnesses were interviewed, and what investigative steps were taken. On May 19th, 2007, the Russian Prosecutor General's Office suspended the preliminary criminal investigation into But equally important is something else: now, in Russia, even the victims rarely remember the terrible terrorist attack and the deaths of 129 innocent people. There are many reasons for this, but 'Gazeta' will consider two. Youth In 2002, Maksim Maksimov was 20 years old. He was attending the Moscow Institute of Steel and Alloys, and moonlighting at Dubrovka as a cloakroom attendant. When intermission ended, Maksim was one of the first to see the terrorists run into the theater lobby. The audience, among whom the vast majority were young people, thought that it was part of a musical: the terrorists looked much like Hollywood, while Maksim thought it might be an anti-terrorism exercise. The attendant realized that it was neither part of the show, nor an exercise, when two female suicide bombers wearing headscarves screamed in accented Russian: «Everyone hit the floor!» They were all brought into a room, and Max found himself next to a female terrorist in a martyr belt. «With me was my younger brother, whom I, unfortunately, brought along to do odd jobs. Between us sat a girl. We survived, but she died,» says Maksimov. «I was 100% sure that there'd be an assault. Some limit was reached where everyone was sick and tired of it all. The terrorists, I think, had similar feelings. They behaved variously. For example, the female suicide bombers treated the men normally, but hissed at the women all the time. Among the men was one Maksim blames the terrorists for the deaths of the hostages. In the auditorium he managed to speak to Barayev. «I asked him: why the fig did you do this? Why can't you live in peace? He said: I don't know how to do anything else, I can't even write properly, and my father's dead.» Maksim has no claims against anyone. «I was in intensive care with a girl, and a guy who was leaving. There was a nurse with him, slapping his face so that he wouldn't fall asleep and die. They injected him with something and he immediately came to life and began to joke and sing. Then he asked for herrings with potatoes. A doctor drove to the store and went and got him herrings and potatoes, out of his own pocket.» Maksim did not sign the complaint to Strasbourg. Perhaps it was because a young man should not live the past, no matter how awful it was, but in the present and the future. Modesty Lyudmila Yevdokimova from «All these five years, while I was getting treated, the authorities in »And do you know what else? I don't maintain any relationship with any of my comrades from QUESTION: DO WE HAVE THE MISFORTUNE TO HAVE A SHORT MEMORY? ALEXANDER TSEKALO, deputy director of 'First Channel' Well, no. The Slavic people in general have had a bloody history. There have been a lot of wars, and so the public stores these tragedies somewhere in the files of the brain. They do not remember the good as long as they remember the bad, but ordinary people remember this with their heart, and it is very difficult to remove it from there. But the state and the authorities are required to remember with their head: to care for, compensate, promote, investigate, search, find, and punish. In addition, invested in the memory of the state is the taxpayers' money, and if they themselves have a short memory, the state simply has no right to do so. I do not know, if I am like the people or the government, but I do not think that I will soon be able to forget IGOR TRUNOV, attorney No conclusions were reached. Measures that should have prevented these and other misfortunes, as a rule, were not property carried out. There was not a proper investigation of DANIEL GRANIN, writer It is absolutely short. As quickly as possible we try to forget all the trouble and think this helps, but this is purely the Soviet legacy. The Soviet government was very fond of hiding us from all sorts of trouble, and protecting our happy mood. They would say that all was well and that everything was getting better. And now we really do not know what the authorities are up to. Whether it was the work of the Anti-Terrorism Committee, or just the natural cycle of life. VLADIMIR VASILYEV, chairman of the Duma Security Committee («United Russia» Party) Everyone is different, but for those who were affected, one simply just does not forget such a thing and leave unaffected. But a lot has been done: a law has been adopted, and a presidential decree has been issued. This year there is more than 60% less terrorist activity, compared with last year. However, if as a reference point we recall the year when there was the tragedy in Beslan, this reduction is several times greater. Against the background of terror in the world today, Russia has learned to effectively counter the threat, and, in fact, we now have only a few cases. When a terrorist attack occurs, everyone is appalled, and this is a feature not only of the Russian soul, but also throughout the whole world. A feature of such a crime is that it is meant to frighten the public. There are a lot of victims, and children — the most sacred thing we have — are killed. There is enormous stress, and all of society is shaken. But man survives and gradually all this moves into the background. When it happens again, however, people react impulsively and no one considers it systemically. In fact, the reaction is on an emotional level, and this is precisely what the terrorists count on. Here we have been told that this year the situation in Ingushetia is extremely difficult. I took a look, and statistically today the situation is better than it was in years past. Of course, this should come as no comfort to anyone, since terrorist attacks are still occurring there. But the terrorists have forced on us the perception that the situation in Ingushetia is absolutely hopeless. Their goal is to sow doubt in the public's mind, and bring it to a state of fear and distrust of the authorities. But the government remembers, and will never forget. The President received Russia when it was shaken by terror attacks, when the terrorists even tried to grab him by the throat and dictate terms. But now this is already in the past, one to which I hope we will never return. But it depends on all of us. In 'GZT.ru' Views: 3976 |
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