Troops move into Ingushetia after deadly Chechen attacks
Thousands of Russian troops flooded Ingushetia near Chechnya to hunt heavily armed militants blamed for at least 57 deaths. President Putin vowed to halt the insurgency as police and border facilities faced coordinated assaults. Officials say attackers may have fled toward Georgia, hiding in woods along the border.
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