Thursday, 11 December 2003

PRO-MOSCOW OFFICIAL KIDNAPPED IN CHECHNYA

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By empty (12/11/2003 issue of the CACI Analyst)

50-year-old Nurdi Elmurzayev, administration head of the city of Alkhan-Kaly in Chechnya, was kidnapped by unknown people, The republic\'s Interior Ministry reported on Wednesday. \"The kidnapping took place on Tuesday at the Grozny-Alkhan-Kaly highway when Elmurzayev was driving his car without bodyguards, the Interior Ministry said. According to preliminary data, the administration head was abducted by armed people dressed in camouflage and masks.
50-year-old Nurdi Elmurzayev, administration head of the city of Alkhan-Kaly in Chechnya, was kidnapped by unknown people, The republic\'s Interior Ministry reported on Wednesday. \"The kidnapping took place on Tuesday at the Grozny-Alkhan-Kaly highway when Elmurzayev was driving his car without bodyguards, the Interior Ministry said. According to preliminary data, the administration head was abducted by armed people dressed in camouflage and masks. Murzayev\'s car, a VAZ-2105 was found on the roadside later. Investigation is underway. (RIA-Novosti)
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