https://www.viexpo.com/second-chechen-war/archive-through-may-31-2000/ Disaster Message Service Discussion Board en-US Sat, 23 May 2026 05:52:47 +0000 wpForo 60 https://www.viexpo.com/second-chechen-war/archive-through-may-31-2000/paged/4/#post-25070 Wed, 31 May 2000 21:57:00 +0000 Second Chechen War gonzo https://www.viexpo.com/second-chechen-war/archive-through-may-31-2000/paged/4/#post-25070 https://www.viexpo.com/second-chechen-war/archive-through-may-31-2000/paged/4/#post-25069 Wed, 31 May 2000 21:42:00 +0000 Second Chechen War highlordhashish https://www.viexpo.com/second-chechen-war/archive-through-may-31-2000/paged/4/#post-25069 https://www.viexpo.com/second-chechen-war/archive-through-may-31-2000/paged/4/#post-25068 Wed, 31 May 2000 21:17:00 +0000
By Fredic Ledingic ( - 194.176.62.34) on Tuesday, May 30, 2000 - 04:58 pm:
May29, 2099
Milosevic#2 Rule Out Nato Membership.
Belgrade(Reuter), by Fredic Ledingic

I'm talking indeed about Nato and not the UN.
But Check the date of the News and re-read it!!
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Igor
Milosevic don't keep power by popularity ...

Better talking about your house anyway.
Are the black granit not too dark? Doesn't it look mortuary a bit?
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Uzbek
"How is it a SERIOUS SETBACK "

A land mine explode killing a high ranking pro-russian chechen civilian.

Conclusion: RUSSIAN ARMY NEAR ANIHILATION!

"Serious setback"
Sometimes I wonder if it's ridiculous or humoristic...]]> Second Chechen War fredledingue https://www.viexpo.com/second-chechen-war/archive-through-may-31-2000/paged/4/#post-25068 https://www.viexpo.com/second-chechen-war/archive-through-may-31-2000/paged/4/#post-25067 Wed, 31 May 2000 21:17:00 +0000
On the other other hand, Christendom gave the world the concept of infinity, and this is only appropriate as the God worshipped by the Christians, the Holy Trinity (Father, Son, and Holy Ghost), is infinite in power, knowledge, and presence.

Yeah, the big zero for Allah and Mohammed.]]> Second Chechen War antonio https://www.viexpo.com/second-chechen-war/archive-through-may-31-2000/paged/4/#post-25067 https://www.viexpo.com/second-chechen-war/archive-through-may-31-2000/paged/4/#post-25066 Wed, 31 May 2000 19:48:00 +0000
It is a "serious setback" to Russia's fruitless attempts to set up a puppet goverment which would in turn determine its control or access to the region by uniting the country against "terrorism".]]> Second Chechen War uzbek https://www.viexpo.com/second-chechen-war/archive-through-may-31-2000/paged/4/#post-25066 https://www.viexpo.com/second-chechen-war/archive-through-may-31-2000/paged/3/#post-25065 Wed, 31 May 2000 19:32:00 +0000 Russia suffered a serious setback in breakaway Chechnya Wednesday when a mine blast killed its second highest civilian official in the rebel region.

How is it a SERIOUS SETBACK if Chechens kill CHECHENS?]]> Second Chechen War highlordhashish https://www.viexpo.com/second-chechen-war/archive-through-may-31-2000/paged/3/#post-25065 https://www.viexpo.com/second-chechen-war/archive-through-may-31-2000/paged/3/#post-25064 Wed, 31 May 2000 19:28:00 +0000 check mail.]]> Second Chechen War dimitri https://www.viexpo.com/second-chechen-war/archive-through-may-31-2000/paged/3/#post-25064 https://www.viexpo.com/second-chechen-war/archive-through-may-31-2000/paged/3/#post-25063 Wed, 31 May 2000 18:26:00 +0000

Hamid al Hayyat's Russian was fluent enough when he spoke to newsmen. In 1986 to 1992 he studied in Kiev's polytechnical institute where he made friends with some of North Caucasus residents, the RF governmental envoy's press service told RIA Novosti.


He came to Chechnya last autumn since his Chechen partners had promised huge profits from restoration of the republic's satellite communication. Thus he found himself in Gelayev's grouping and was in it until the March event in the village of Komsomolskoye. Al Hayyat claims that he has never in his life fired a shot - the militants were using him as a carrier.


Being pardoned al Hayyat is no longer in custody. Lawenforcements have checked his words and found he was not engaged in grave crimes, according to the press service.


Hamid told reporters that he got completely disappointed in the Islam propagated by the militants. "They make a loose interpretation of the Koran, using its surahs solely to start a quarrel with another militant grouping". In everyday life, however, the bandits break the Moslem tradition taking drugs, killing adherents of the same faith, said the Jordanian.


Hamid witnessed the militants cut out the heart of a still alive Russian soldier and hang it on a tree.


The final disappointment came when his "brothers-in-arms" left the wounded in Komsomolskoye telling them to blast themselves and otherwise threatening to shoot them.


"Far not all safely left Komsomolskoye, Hamid recalled. I was among the first hundred militants leaving the village but did not know whether I would survive. Later I learned about three hundred fighters killed and nearly 500 heavily wounded who were left to die like dogs. It was when some Chechens and I grew confident that we should surrender and we did it near Urus-Martan".


Hamid al Hayyat called a great number of Arabs, Pakistanis and others who, like himself, have been deceived and now are with Khattab, Basayev and other "field commanders" to lay down arms and go back home to their families.


Hamid's further destiny is quite clear - being no subject to criminal liability, he is to be repatriated to Jordan]]> Second Chechen War igor https://www.viexpo.com/second-chechen-war/archive-through-may-31-2000/paged/3/#post-25063 https://www.viexpo.com/second-chechen-war/archive-through-may-31-2000/paged/3/#post-25062 Wed, 31 May 2000 18:14:00 +0000
Local reporters told Reuters by telephone from Lviv that up to 3,000 demonstrators of different ages marched through the center of the town, chanting "Down with the Russians!" and "Death for death!"

Hundreds of protesters later vandalized a nearby coffee house where popular Ukrainian folk music composer Ihor Bilozir was fatally injured in a brawl with a group of Russian-speaking visitors earlier this month.

Official reports say that Bilozir, 45, was performing Ukrainian folk songs at a birthday party for one of his friends when the Russian-speaking company, singing vulgar Russian songs, interrupted him.

Officials, who have reluctantly said that one of the attackers was the son of a senior police officer, described the incident as a drunken brawl with no political or ethnic motives.

Lviv, with a population of around 800,000, is the heartland of the nationalist movement in the former Soviet republic.

Many protesters demanded that all Russian-speaking servicemen be sacked from local police and security forces. Others said Russian pop music should be banned from cafes and restaurants.

The Ukrainian Popular Rukh, a leading nationalist party in parliament, said in a statement that it blamed the country's leadership for "inaction" and for ignoring the "vandalism of Ukrainian sacred ideals and desecration of the state language".

Ukrainian is officially the only state language but many among the 50-million nation treasure the continued strong coexistence of Russian and Ukrainian cultures.

Tens of thousands of people attended Bilozir's funeral later in the day. Ukraine's official agency DINAU said the funeral service and a later march were held under the slogan "No language - no nation, no nation - no state!"

The ceremony passed quietly.

Spokesmen for the regional administration and police told Reuters the situation in Lviv was "firmly under control" and that no further incidents had taken place.]]> Second Chechen War igor https://www.viexpo.com/second-chechen-war/archive-through-may-31-2000/paged/3/#post-25062 https://www.viexpo.com/second-chechen-war/archive-through-may-31-2000/paged/3/#post-25061 Wed, 31 May 2000 18:00:00 +0000 Second Chechen War igor https://www.viexpo.com/second-chechen-war/archive-through-may-31-2000/paged/3/#post-25061