Shattered Grozny Becomes Ruinous Testament to War
After weeks of bombardment and a hard fight, Grozny lies in ruin with shell craters and collapsed buildings. Civilians mourn, many trapped or hiding in basements, while observers estimate up to 40,000 civilians could have been affected. Russian troops patrol empty streets amid continued danger.
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U.N. Presses Protection For Aid Workers Worldwide
The United Nations calls for stronger protection and justice for its 184 civilian aid staff killed since 1992. World Food Program chief Catherine Bertini urged penalties for states failing to investigate crimes against humanitarian workers and more funding for security training, noting unarmed staff face growing risks in conflict areas. The Security Council condemned attacks and welcomed defining violence against aid workers as a war crime, but enforcement remains limited.
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