TWO SENIOR POLICE OFFICERS SHOT DEAD IN DAGESTAN

Tuesday, 17 August 2004

TWO SENIOR POLICE OFFICERS SHOT DEAD IN DAGESTAN

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Chief of the anti-terrorist force in Dagestan Lt. Col. Gaji Abdurazakov and member of the Russian Interior Ministry anti-terrorist department Maj.

Chief of the anti-terrorist force in Dagestan Lt. Col. Gaji Abdurazakov and member of the Russian Interior Ministry anti-terrorist department Maj. Alexander Groshev have been killed in Kaspiisk, Dagestan. Unidentified gunners opened fire at their car at about 11:45 a.m. on Tuesday, the press service of the Dagestani Interior Ministry told Interfax. The two officers died, the attackers seized their car and fled on it. A search operation for the attackers was launched. (Interfax)

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