Four Russian troops killed in Chechnya

29 Jan 2007

Four Russian servicemen and one Chechen rebel were killed on Monday in clashes in the southern region of Chechnya, media reported. Interfax news agency said a group of Russian soldiers came under fire during a special operation against militants in a forest in Chechnya’s Gudermes region. Full Story

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