Friday, 04 April 2003

EIGHT KILLED IN CHECHEN BUS BOMBING

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By empty (4/4/2003 issue of the CACI Analyst)

Six people died immediately and two more of injuries received when a radio-controlled bomb exploded on the evening of 3 April on a bus in Grozny. At least nine more people have been hospitalized with serious injuries. Most of the bus passengers were female construction workers.
Six people died immediately and two more of injuries received when a radio-controlled bomb exploded on the evening of 3 April on a bus in Grozny. At least nine more people have been hospitalized with serious injuries. Most of the bus passengers were female construction workers. Chechen administration head Akhmed-hadji Kadyrov blamed the blast on unnamed forces who are \"opposed to peace\" in Chechnya and who he said realize that their influence is being undercut by the political processes set in motion by the successful 23 March referendum on a new constitution. (Interfax)
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