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This Russian school thing...
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http://www.sky.com/skynews/article/0,,30000-13211973,00.html
The Terrorist never get anything other then death from the Russians
Why would anyone do this to children....
The Terrorist never get anything other then death from the Russians
Why would anyone do this to children....
fistfullofsteel
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Those savages need to suffer. They shouldn't kill them. They should just torture them everyday and force them to stay alive so they can suffer some more. Taking women and children hostage and killing them is one of the weakest shit you can do.
http://apnews.excite.com/article/20040903/D84S62J80.html
BESLAN, Russia (AP) - Four children and a woman were killed and 250 others wounded Friday, reports said, after commandos stormed a school in southern Russia where hundreds had been held hostage for three days by Chechen rebels strapped with explosives.
Five of the hostage-takers were killed but 13 others escaped, the ITAR-Tass news agency said. Troops backed by tanks were pursuing the militants, some of whom were said to be holed up in a house in the area, ITAR-Tass said.
Russian authorities claimed to have control of the school, and the Interfax news agency reported that all the hostages had been evacuated from the school gymnasium. But gunfire rang out some three hours after the commandos' raid.
The scene around the school was chaotic: people running through the streets, columns of smoke overhead, the cries of children and the wounded carried off on stretchers.
Four of the dead were children, and the fifth was a woman. Some 250 hostages - 180 of them children - were wounded, regional emergency officials said. A nurse spreading sheets on stretchers told The Associated Press that Russian officials expected "very many" wounded.
The commandos stormed the building on the third day of the hostage crisis in Beslan. The raid came after about 30 women and children broke out of the building, some bloodied and screaming.
Interfax said militants fired at children who ran from the building, and unconfirmed reports said some of the hostage-takers, possibly including women bearing suicide belts, may have taken hostages with them.
Women escaping the building were seen fainting and others, some covered in blood, were carried away on stretchers. Many children were only partly clothed because of the stifling heat in the gymnasium where they had been held since the militants took the building Wednesday.
Interfax said the school's roof had collapsed - possibly from the explosives some militants had strapped to their bodies. The militants had reportedly threatened to blow up the building if authorities tried to storm.
On Thursday, the militants had freed about 26 hostages, all women and children, and Russian officials had been in negotiations with the militants since they had seized the building Wednesday.
There were conflicting reports of the number of hostages, with official saying about 350 and people among a small group freed on Wednesday saying there were about 1,500.
President Vladimir Putin had said that everything possible would be done to end the "horrible" crisis and save the lives of the children.
Two major hostage-taking raids by Chechen rebels outside the war-torn region in the past decade prompted forceful Russian rescue operations that led to many deaths. The most recent, the seizure of a Moscow theater in 2002, ended after a knockout gas was pumped into the building, debilitating the captors but causing almost all of the 129 hostage deaths.
http://apnews.excite.com/article/20040903/D84S62J80.html
BESLAN, Russia (AP) - Four children and a woman were killed and 250 others wounded Friday, reports said, after commandos stormed a school in southern Russia where hundreds had been held hostage for three days by Chechen rebels strapped with explosives.
Five of the hostage-takers were killed but 13 others escaped, the ITAR-Tass news agency said. Troops backed by tanks were pursuing the militants, some of whom were said to be holed up in a house in the area, ITAR-Tass said.
Russian authorities claimed to have control of the school, and the Interfax news agency reported that all the hostages had been evacuated from the school gymnasium. But gunfire rang out some three hours after the commandos' raid.
The scene around the school was chaotic: people running through the streets, columns of smoke overhead, the cries of children and the wounded carried off on stretchers.
Four of the dead were children, and the fifth was a woman. Some 250 hostages - 180 of them children - were wounded, regional emergency officials said. A nurse spreading sheets on stretchers told The Associated Press that Russian officials expected "very many" wounded.
The commandos stormed the building on the third day of the hostage crisis in Beslan. The raid came after about 30 women and children broke out of the building, some bloodied and screaming.
Interfax said militants fired at children who ran from the building, and unconfirmed reports said some of the hostage-takers, possibly including women bearing suicide belts, may have taken hostages with them.
Women escaping the building were seen fainting and others, some covered in blood, were carried away on stretchers. Many children were only partly clothed because of the stifling heat in the gymnasium where they had been held since the militants took the building Wednesday.
Interfax said the school's roof had collapsed - possibly from the explosives some militants had strapped to their bodies. The militants had reportedly threatened to blow up the building if authorities tried to storm.
On Thursday, the militants had freed about 26 hostages, all women and children, and Russian officials had been in negotiations with the militants since they had seized the building Wednesday.
There were conflicting reports of the number of hostages, with official saying about 350 and people among a small group freed on Wednesday saying there were about 1,500.
President Vladimir Putin had said that everything possible would be done to end the "horrible" crisis and save the lives of the children.
Two major hostage-taking raids by Chechen rebels outside the war-torn region in the past decade prompted forceful Russian rescue operations that led to many deaths. The most recent, the seizure of a Moscow theater in 2002, ended after a knockout gas was pumped into the building, debilitating the captors but causing almost all of the 129 hostage deaths.
its going to be hard to find the escapees....they deserve to be turned in
whats worse is if they do smething like this again, the backlash from this one incident is probably going to result in whats left of chechnya being levelled...Its sad because giving them the opportunity to elect a statesman of their own who still aswers to Moscow might go a long way to appeasing them, I suspect tis gone too far for some now...
whats worse is if they do smething like this again, the backlash from this one incident is probably going to result in whats left of chechnya being levelled...Its sad because giving them the opportunity to elect a statesman of their own who still aswers to Moscow might go a long way to appeasing them, I suspect tis gone too far for some now...
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