INFORMATION ABOUT TREASONS IN INGUSHETIA REFUTED
By empty (6/28/2004 issue of the CACI Analyst)
No cases of relations between Ingush law enforcement agencies and gunmen have been found, Sergey Fridinsky, the Deputy General Prosecutor in the Southern Federal District, told journalists after a closed meeting of the State Duma Security Committee, which took place today. As such, he has refuted information about treasons in law enforcement agencies that appeared in several mass media sources. In his turn, Russian Deputy Interior Minister Alexander Chekalin pointed out that all personnel had acted with heroism and nobody had deserted their posts.Visit also
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