Sunday, 29 February 2004

RUSSIAN LAWYERS FLY TO QATAR TO DEFEND DETAINEES

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By empty (2/29/2004 issue of the CACI Analyst)

Russian lawyers flew to Doha, the capital of Qatar, on Sunday, to provide legal defense to two Russian citizens arrested on suspicion of killing Chechen separatist leader Zelimkhan Yandarbiyev, a Russian diplomat told Interfax from Doha. On Saturday, Deputy Foreign Minister Alexander Saltanov said that Russian lawyers would work in Doha \"to defend the rights of the detained Russian citizens, are seriously preparing for their defense.\" Three Russians attached to the embassy in Qatar were arrested in Doha early on February 19, \"with the use of weapons and force.
Russian lawyers flew to Doha, the capital of Qatar, on Sunday, to provide legal defense to two Russian citizens arrested on suspicion of killing Chechen separatist leader Zelimkhan Yandarbiyev, a Russian diplomat told Interfax from Doha. On Saturday, Deputy Foreign Minister Alexander Saltanov said that Russian lawyers would work in Doha \"to defend the rights of the detained Russian citizens, are seriously preparing for their defense.\" Three Russians attached to the embassy in Qatar were arrested in Doha early on February 19, \"with the use of weapons and force.\" One of them, a holder of a diplomatic passport, was later freed as a result of efforts by the Russian Foreign Ministry. Yandarbiyev was killed in a car bombing in Qatar on February 13. (Interfax)
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