Gunmen Kidnap U.S. Aid Worker in Chechnya

10 Jan 2001

A U.S. citizen working for an aid group was kidnapped in Chechnya and another slightly wounded after gunmen, apparently separatist rebels, attacked their cars, Russian officials and aid workers said Wednesday. Full Story

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