GOVERNMENT MINISTER ASSASSINATED IN DAGHESTAN
By empty (5/21/2005 issue of the CACI Analyst)
Daghestan\'s minister for nationality policy, information and external ties, Zagir Arukhov, was killed on the evening of 20 May when a bomb exploded at the entrance to an apartment building in Makhachkala. Arukhov\'s bodyguard died later of his injuries; four children were also hospitalized. Experts from the Russian Interior Ministry flew to Makhachkala on 21 May to investigate the killing.Visit also
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