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Chechen patriot miltia has blasted Russian dam

By: andri send a private message
Moscow : Russia | 3 months ago  
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Chechen patriot militia has claimed that they behind Russian dam blast which has missed at least 70 peoples. They have used anti- tank grenade weapon to blast the weapon. The letter said the patriot put anti tank grenade timer into Siberia dam. Until this post was released, there was no confirmation from Kremlin.

The Chechen attack make Russia loss billion dollars. The electric installation is also damage. Russia should repair the dam that need cost at least $ 1.2 billion to build turbine.

Chechen patriot has been struggling for their freedom since 1991. They often attack Russia facility as the revenge for Russia harassment in Chechen.

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  • Submitted By: andri | 3 months ago
    MOSCOW — Chechen fighters said in a letter posted on a rebel website that they had used an anti-tank grenade to cause a disaster at a massive dam in Siberia this week presumed to have killed over 70 people. "Glory to Allah, on August 17 ...
  • News Source: 7days | 3 months ago
    Investigators have fully ruled out the possibility that a terrorist attack was behind last week’s Siberian power station disaster that killed at least 69, prosecutors said. “It has been established that the accident was of a tech-nical nature,”...
  • News Source: Lexington Herald-Leader | 3 months ago
    Searchers on Sunday combed wreckage at Russia's largest hydroelectric plant for six workers missing since an explosion a week ago. Three more bodies were found, raising the death toll to at least 69 people. The Aug. 17 blast at the Sayano-...
  • News Source: The Boston Globe | 3 months ago
    This photo taken Friday, Aug. 21, 2009, shows a general view of the Sayano-Shushenskaya hydroelectric plant in southern Siberia.Russian authorities were reportedly warned in 1998 that Siberia's massive Sayano-Shushenskaya hydroelectric power plant...
  • News Source: Press TV | 3 months ago
    A report published by the business daily Kommersant on Saturday said that the Emergency Situations Ministry had warned more than a decade ago that the dam at the Sayano-Shushenskaya plant in Siberia had fallen into dangerous neglect. Meanwhile, more...
  • News Source: Inquirer.net | 3 months ago
    The confirmed death toll from the disaster at Russia's largest hydroelectric plant rose to 64 on Saturday, with 11 people still listed as missing, a spokesman for the search and rescue team said. "We have discovered 64 bodies," with 11 people still...
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