Friday, 17 September 2004

CHECHEN SEPARATISTS USE U.S., BRITAIN AS IDEOLOGICAL BRIDGEHEAD - RUSSIA

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Russian Foreign Ministry spokesman Alexander Yakovenko said that Chechen separatist emissaries Ilyas Akhmadov and Akhmed Zakayev are in fact using the information capabilities of the United States and Britain as a bridgehead for their propaganda. \"Unfortunately these individuals are taking advantage of the news scene of the United States and Britain and are actually transforming those countries into a bridgehead for their ideological activities,\" Yakovenko told a Friday briefing in Moscow. He said Russia would continue efforts to extradite the two men who were involved in terrorist activities.
Russian Foreign Ministry spokesman Alexander Yakovenko said that Chechen separatist emissaries Ilyas Akhmadov and Akhmed Zakayev are in fact using the information capabilities of the United States and Britain as a bridgehead for their propaganda. \"Unfortunately these individuals are taking advantage of the news scene of the United States and Britain and are actually transforming those countries into a bridgehead for their ideological activities,\" Yakovenko told a Friday briefing in Moscow. He said Russia would continue efforts to extradite the two men who were involved in terrorist activities. (Interfax)
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