Putin Takes Some Blame for Chechen Turmoil

26 Jun 2002

President Vladimir Putin said for the first time today that the Russian government is partly to blame for the violence in the southern region of Chechnya because it abandoned the civilian population there to extremists and rebels. Full Story

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