U.N. Work in Chechnya Halted After Abduction

31 Jul 2002

The United Nations suspended humanitarian operations in Chechnya today after a Russian aid worker was kidnapped in the breakaway southern region where Russian troops and Islamic separatists continue to wage a brutal guerrilla war. Full Story

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