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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 2004

Page

4

Putin deploys more troops to Chechnya after killings

Thousands of Russian troops moved into Ingushetia to hunt militants linked to attacks that killed at least 57 people. President Putin pledged to halt the insurgency and ordered a permanent Interior Ministry regiment in the province. The operations highlight Moscow’s effort to manage Chechen violence spilling into neighboring Ingushetia.

Putin Chechnya Chermen Russia Vladimir Putin Republic of Ingushetia Caucasus Georgia Interior Ministry Moscow Ingush Murat Zyazikov Olya Shabalkin Interfax

Attacks in Russia raise fears of wider Chechen war

In Ingushetia a series of raids sparks fears the Chechen conflict could spread across the Northern Caucasus region. The violence intensifies as security forces respond amid reports of clashes and casualties.

Ingushetia Northern Caucasus

Africa Braces For Major Polio Outbreak Warns WHO

WHO officials in Geneva warned Africa faces the largest polio epidemic in years with 333 global cases this year, Nigeria worst hit with 257 cases amid immunization resistance, and Darfur reemergence signaling a looming high season.

Kaduna Nigeria Africa Sudan Darfur World Health Organization Geneva WHO Europe Americas Asia Australia Bruce Aylward

Dozens Die as Bolivia Bus Plunges from Cliff

A crowded bus fell 800 feet near Mizque 280 miles southwest of La Paz killing more than 30 people, with 38 bodies reported at Mizque hospital. Police seek cause while most victims were miners. Rescue teams reached the site Tuesday as officials confirmed the high death toll.

LA Paz Bolivia Mizque

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