Tuesday, 28 February 2006

CHECHEN PM TENDERS RESIGNATION

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Chechen Prime Minister Sergei Abramov has tendered his resignation, the republic\'s President, Alu Alkhanov, told a news conference at the Interfax central office in Moscow. \"I can say that I received a letter of resignation from Sergei Borisovich [Abramov] today. We will consider it,\" he said.
Chechen Prime Minister Sergei Abramov has tendered his resignation, the republic\'s President, Alu Alkhanov, told a news conference at the Interfax central office in Moscow. \"I can say that I received a letter of resignation from Sergei Borisovich [Abramov] today. We will consider it,\" he said. Abramov was severely injured in a road accident last November. \"To my regret, Sergei Borisovich\'s condition does not allow him to fulfill his duties,\" the Chechen president said. Alkhanov, however, declined to say who might replace Abramov as Chechen prime minister. \"As far as his future successor is concerned, I would not like to speak about the matter now. Time will tell,\" he said. (Interfax)
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