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Russia dismisses dam blast claim

Source: Al Jazeera
Moscow : Russia | 3 months ago  
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Russian investigators have rejected the claim purportedly made by a Chechen armed group that it caused the explosion at a hydroelectric dam in Siberia, which killed up to 75 people. A statement attributed to the Riyadus Salikhiin group said the blast had been caused by an anti-tank grenade placed...
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