Chechênia - Noticias de Guerra

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The Kremlin-backed president of Russia's warring Chechnya region, President Akhmad Kadyrov, center, and the top regional commander Col.-Gen. Valery Baranov, left, seen just minutes before an explosion which tore through a stadium in the Chechen capital where they were attending Victory Day observances, Grozny, Sunday, May 9, 2004. Others are unidentified. The explosion happened underneath a VIP-seating area during a ceremony in the Dynamo stadium that was attended by senior Chechen officials. At least 10 people were killed, including President Akhmad Kadyrov, with 100 others injured. (AP Photo/ Musa Sadulayev)


MOSCOW, RUSSIAN FEDERATION: Chechen President Akhmad Kadyrov (C down), General Valery Baranov (L) commander of Russian troops in Chechnya and Khusein Issayev (R), Chairmen of State Council pictured minutes before the bomb explosion at a stadium in the Chechen capital Grozny, 09 May 2004. At least 32 people were killed and 46 injured in a blast that tore through a stadium Sunday in the capital of separatist Chechnya, Grozny, an official Chechen interior ministry spokesman told AFP.

The Kremlin-backed president of Russia's warring Chechnya region, President Akhmad Kadyrov, center, and the top regional commander Col.-Gen. Valery Baranov, left, speak just moments before an explosion which tore through a stadium in the Chechen capital where they were attending Victory Day observances, Grozny, Sunday, May 9, 2004.

GROZNY, RUSSIAN FEDERATION: A television grab from Russian NTV shows people runnung after a blast rocked a Grozny stadium, 09 May 2004 during celebrations for Victory Day. At 32 people were killed in the blast that rocked a packed stadium in the Chechen capital Grozny, ITAR-TASS news agency quoted local officials as saying.




People run and shoot just seconds after an explosion tore through a stadium in the Chechen capital where they were attending Victory Day observances, in Grozny, Sunday, May 9, 2004. The explosion happened underneath a VIP-seating area during a ceremony in the Dynamo stadium that was attended by senior Chechen officials. At least 30 people were killed, including President Akhmad Kadyrov. (AP Photo/ Musa Sadulayev)


People run just seconds after an explosion tore through a stadium in the Chechen capital where they were attending Victory Day observances, IN Grozny, Sunday, May 9, 2004.




GROZNY, RUSSIAN FEDERATION: A television grab from NTV broadcast on Euronews shows soldiers rushing around pro-Moscow Chechen President Akhmad Kadyrov, who was reportedly killed in a blast that rocked a Grozny stadium, 09 May 2004, according to Interfax news agency.


Police officers lift Chechen President Akhmad Kadyrov following a blast during Victory Day celebrations at the Dynamo stadium just seconds after the explosion, Grozny, Sunday, May 9, 2004.




GROZNY, RUSSIAN FEDERATION: A television grab from Russian NTV shows soldiers rushing around pro-Moscow Chechen President Akhmad Kadyrov (C down), who was reportedly killed in a blast that rocked a Grozny stadium, 09 May 2004.






Police officers try to help their comrade wounded in a blast during Victory Day celebrations at the Dynamo stadium in Grozny just seconds after the explosion, Sunday, May 9, 2004.




Ramzan Kadyrov, son of Chechnya's president Akhmad Kadyrov, speaks to the media under his father's portrait at the state-funded sports club named in his honor in Gudermes in this, Feb. 17, 2004 file photo. Akhmad Kadyrov and others including a journalist were killed Sunday, May 9, 2004, in a bomb blast at a stadium in the Chechen capital where he was attending Victory Day observances. (AP Photo/Ivan Sekretarev, File)


GROZNY, RUSSIAN FEDERATION: (FILES) An undated file photo of General Valery Baranov taken in Grozny. Russia's top general to the region was reported to have been seriously injured, 09 May 2004 in the blast in the Chechen capital Grozny. Officials said his leg was amputated and he remained in grave condition in a Grozny hospital. Chechnya's pro-Kremlin leader Akhmad Kadyrov was killed today along with at least 31 others in a bomb attack that dealt a grave blow to President Vladimir Putin's effort to establish control over the republic. AFP PHOTO / YURI TUTOV (Photo credit should read YURI TUTOV/AFP/Getty Images)


GROZNY, RUSSIAN FEDERATION: Members of the Chechen police forces guard the site of the explosion that rocked a Grozny stadium, 09 May 2004 during celebrations for Victory Day. At least 31 people were killed in the blast that rocked a packed stadium in the Chechen capital Grozny.


MOSCOW, RUSSIAN FEDERATION: Russian President Vladimir Putin adresses veterans during a meeting at the Kremlin in Moscow, 09 May 2004. Putin speaking shortly after a blast tore through a stadium in rebel Chechnya reportedly killing Chehcen leader Akhmad Kadyrov, said retribution was inevitable for "terrorists". AFP PHOTO / ITAR-TASS (Photo credit should read VLADIMIR RODIONOV/AFP/Getty Images)


MOSCOW, RUSSIAN FEDERATION: Russian President Vladimir Putin delivers his speech during a Victory Day parade in Moscow, 09 May 2004. Russian President Vladimir Putin said Sunday that "payback was inevitable" against the people who set off a bomb in Grozny that reportedly killed the republic's president and top general, along with at least six other people, RIA Novosti reported. AFP PHOTO / STR (Photo credit should read STR/AFP/Getty Images)


Russian President Vladimir Putin, center, watches the military parade at the Red Square in Moscow Sunday, May 9, 2004. The Kremlin-backed president of Russia's warring Chechnya region and a top Russian general were killed Sunday when an explosion tore through a stadium in the Chechen capital where they were attending Victory Day observances, the republic's Interior Ministry said. (AP Photo/Str)

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Videos da Explosão:

http://www.vesti.ru/video.html?vid=31075

http://www.vesti.ru/video.html?vid=31068

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Atentado na Chechênia 'humilha Putin', diz jornal

A imprensa européia abre grande espaço nesta segunda-feira para discutir o significado e a repercussão do atentado que matou no domingo o líder checheno Akhamad Kadyrov, que era alinhado com a Rússia.
O diário alemão Der Tagesspiegel diz que a morte de Kadyrov destriuiu “a fachada de processo de paz” na Chechênia e que o governo russo agora vai ter que “começar do zero” na república rebelde.

Outro jornal alemão, o Tageszeitung, diz que a política da Rússia para a Chechênia “fracassou totalmente”.

Já o Der Standard, da Áustria, afirma que o atentado é uma “humilhação direta” ao presidente russo Vladimir Putin logo no começo de seu segundo mandato.

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Opa.
Vcs viram o video com as imagens do atentado?
Os militares ficaram completamente perdidos, se escondendo e atirando pra cima.
Foi muito estranho. Também, uma situaçao dessas é muito complicada né?
Valeu.

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Opa.
Vcs viram o video com as imagens do atentado?
Os militares ficaram completamente perdidos, se escondendo e atirando pra cima.
Foi muito estranho. Também, uma situaçao dessas é muito complicada né?
Valeu.

Muito estranho é isso ocorrer... po.. como ninguém checou aonde o presidente ia sentar???

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TRÊS GRUPOS CHECHENOS NA LISTA NEGRA DOS EUA

O departamento de Estado dos EUA colocou ontem três grupos chechenos na lista de exclusão para terroristas, nomeadamente a Brigada Islâmica Internacional, a Batalhão de Sabotagem e Reconhecimento Riyadus-Salikhin dos Mártires da Chechénia e o Regimento Islâmico para Fins Especiais.

Estas organizações são consideradas perigosas para os EUA e por isso todos os seus fundos poderão ser congelados. O Departamento de Estado afirmou ainda que estes grupos foram envolvidos no acto de tomar 800 reféns no Teatro Dubrovka em 2002.

Seus patrocinadores serão banidos dos EUA.

Timofei BYELO
PRAVDA.Ru

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19:09 2004-05-05

MASHKADOV RODEADO

Há dias PRAVDA.Ru recebeu informações que Maskhadov poderia estar entre os elementos rodeados nas montanhas, agora vem a confirmação. Kadirov referiu a relatórios do transporte numa maca provisória dum líder que estava ferido e citou fontes que tinham ido para o local para examinar o rasto.

Um porta-voz da Sede Operacional da actividade anti-terrorista da Federação Russa confirmou ontem que sabem mais ou menos a área em que Maskhadov está a esconder-se.

Passou o Inverno em Gudermes e parece que o Presidente da Chechénia, Akhmat Kadirov, sabia disso, de acordo com o jornal Gazeta, que cita fontes que afirmam que Kadirov e Maskhadov tiveram reuniões em secreto em Gudermes, mas que este fugiu quando viu que não iria obter o que queria.

Kadirov afirmou recentemente que “Temos informações que incidam que Maskhadov comprou uma casa por 8,000 dólares na Rua Perekhodnaya na vila de Gudermes. Aparentemente, o líder dos insurgentes tem tido uma vida bastante confortável enquanto nós o procurávamos nas montanhas”.

Várias vezes os líderes destes elementos foram rodeados e sempre conseguiram escapar. Por quê? Será que os líderes no Kremlin (não o Putin) consideram que esta guerra dá lucro? Será que as forças armadas são corruptas?

Em 2001, por exemplo, o gang de Maskhadov ficou bloqueado mas depois de vários dias de batalhas, ele conseguir desaparecer. Depois foi revelado que vários oficiais das forças armadas russas o deixaram passar.

O Kremlin já declarou que quer Maskhadov vivo, sendo o símbolo de resistência dos terroristas. A única maneira de destruir estes elementos é através de operações especiais secretas.

Yegor BELOUS
PRAVDA.Ru

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Frame from NTV Channel

Chechen President Buried in Native Village

The president of Chechnya, Akhmad Kadyrov, who was killed in a terrorist attack on May 9, was buried on Monday in his native Chechen village of Tsentoroy.

Thousands of people from different regions of Chechnya gathered to bid farewell to Kadyrov, ITAR-TASS news agency reported. Top officials from the Chechen government and the leaders of other North Caucasus republics attended the funeral.

The head of State Council of Chechnya, Hussein Isayev, was buried on Monday in his native village of Itum-Kaleh. According to the latest official information, 6 people were killed by the blast at the stadium in the Chechen capital of Grozny, including Kadyrov and Isayev. The other victims were an 8-year-old girl, photographer and cameraman of Reuters news agency, Adlan Khassanov, and two members of Kadyrov’s bodyguard. There were reports that one more person died in hospital but they have still not been confirmed officially.

Kadyrov was born in 1951. From 1994 till 1996 he was a member of the separatist forces in Chechnya. In 1995, the president of the Republic of Ichkeria, Dzhokhar Dudayev, appointed him the supreme mufti (top religious leader) of Chechnya. Upon this appointment, Kadyrov declared a holy war (jihad) on Russia. In 1996, he participated in peace talks with Russia and later refused to take part in the second campaign on the side of the rebels.

On June 12, 2000, the Russian president, Vladimir Putin, appointed Kadyrov the head of the provisional administration of Chechnya. On October 5, 2003, he was elected president of the republic. According to official information, he received 80 percent of the vote.