Milan Skyscraper Crash Kills Five Injures Sixty fans
A small plane struck the Pirelli Building in downtown Milan killing five and injuring about sixty. The crash caused fires and smoke with emergency crews aiding victims as authorities investigated possible causes and ruled out terrorism.
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Rebels ambush Grozny convoy killing twenty one police
Rebels detonated a mine under a Chechen police convoy 300 feet from Grozny headquarters then opened fire, killing at least 21 officers and wounding many more. The attack occurred ahead of Putin's state address and marked a bold rebel showing in Chechnya.
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Putin signals gradual reform of Russian military to all volunteer force
President Vladimir Putin stated the need to gradually transform Russia from a conscript to an all volunteer army. He emphasized a priority on professional staffing and shortening conscript terms, while noting the reform will not be finished quickly. Brig. Gen. Vladislav Putilin urged full volunteer staffing across air, air defense, navy, missile, special forces, and ground units by 2010.
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