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 Cops Killed in Russian Explosion 

Saturday, August 20, 2005



MAKHACHKALA, Russia  - An explosion in the troubled southern Russian region
of Dagestan (search <javascript:siteSearch('Dagestan');> ) killed at least
two police officers and wounded several more, officials said Saturday. 

An Associated Press reporter saw two dead bodies in police uniforms lying
inn the street in downtown Makhachkala, the capital of the Caspian Sea
(search <javascript:siteSearch('Caspian%20Sea');> ) region. Armed police,
firefighters and paramedics rushed to the scene, and dazed residents milled
about as workers swept glass from the street.

A police officer at the scene told the AP the blast occurred as a police
patrol was walking by, and several people had been hospitalized.

The explosion occurred near a wedding in a southern Russian city, police
said Saturday.

The blast occurred at about 4 p.m. in downtown Makhachkala near a banquet
hall, said police department spokeswoman Marina Rusolova, but it was unclear
whether the wedding was targeted.

The Interfax news agency, citing an official in the regional Interior
Ministry (search <javascript:siteSearch('Interior%20Ministry');> ) that it
did not identify, said the blast occurred as a police minibus was passing
by, and there were deaths.

Makhachkala is about 1,000 miles south of Moscow.

Near-daily attacks on police and authorities in the Caspian Sea region have
raised fears that violence is spreading from neighboring Chechnya. Some of
the violence is believed to be linked to criminal gangs.

 

 

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