Sunday, 25 August 2002

RUSSIAN BORDER GUARDS FOUND DEAD ON BORDER WITH GEORGIA

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By empty (8/25/2002 issue of the CACI Analyst)

Eight Russian border guards were found shot dead from close range on the border between Ingushetia and Georgia on 24 August. Two more members of the same patrol are missing. A spokesman for the North Caucasus regional office of the Federal Border Service told Interfax on 25 August it is not clear if the dead men were ambushed or murdered by their missing colleagues.
Eight Russian border guards were found shot dead from close range on the border between Ingushetia and Georgia on 24 August. Two more members of the same patrol are missing. A spokesman for the North Caucasus regional office of the Federal Border Service told Interfax on 25 August it is not clear if the dead men were ambushed or murdered by their missing colleagues. (Interfax)
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