RUSSIA WANTS CHECHEN EXTREMISTS ON UN LIST
By empty (9/9/2005 issue of the CACI Analyst)
Russia views the UN Security Council\'s anti-terrorist list as incomplete and wants Chechen extremists who have committed crimes against Russian citizens to be added to it, Foreign Ministry spokesman Mikhail Kamynin told Interfax on Friday. \"Unfortunately, the \'anti-terrorist\' list does not yet include the names of certain people who have committed crimes against Russians,\" Kamynin said. \"To our surprise, they feel quite comfortable in individual Western countries and continue to take steps to destabilize the situation in Chechnya and the entire North Caucasus, collect funds and recruit mercenaries for a \'dirty\' war against the Chechen people and Russia as a whole,\" he said.Visit also
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