Wednesday, 24 May 2006

FOUR INTERIOR TROOPS KILLED, THREE WOUNDED IN CHECHNYA

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By empty (5/24/2006 issue of the CACI Analyst)

Four interior troops were killed and three others wounded when militants attacked an interior troops post in Chechnya\'s Vedeno district, a source in the Interior Troops headquarters in the North Caucasus told Interfax on Wednesday. The servicemen were attacked outside the village of Ishil-Khatoi overnight. \"Four servicemen were killed and three others, among them a senior officer, suffered wounds in the attack,\" the source said.
Four interior troops were killed and three others wounded when militants attacked an interior troops post in Chechnya\'s Vedeno district, a source in the Interior Troops headquarters in the North Caucasus told Interfax on Wednesday. The servicemen were attacked outside the village of Ishil-Khatoi overnight. \"Four servicemen were killed and three others, among them a senior officer, suffered wounds in the attack,\" the source said. A search operation has been launched. The militants\' losses have yet to be established. (Interfax-South)
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