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Lost independence
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Sep 2, 2004
First round of the Russian Championship
"Avangard" - "Ak Bars" 5:3. "Salavat Yulaev" - "Spartak" 3:1. "Metallurg" (MG)—" 270 1 min. ... "Avangard" - "Ak Bars" 5:3. "Salavat Yulaev" - "Spartak" 3:1. "Metallurg" (MG) - "Sibir" 4:3. "Lada" - "Lokomotiv" 2:2. Severstal - CSKA 2:0. "Khimik" - "Neftekhimik" 3:2. SKA - "Hammer" 2:1. "Dynamo" - "Metallurg" (Nk) 1:0.
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Sep 2, 2004
Air defense commanders gathered away from Moscow
for educational fees 34 1 min. ... Yesterday in Rostov-on-Don a meeting of the coordinating committee on air defense issues under the Council of Defense Ministers of the CIS States took place. The air defense commanders-in-chief of eight states arrived in the capital of the Southern Federal District for training sessions.
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Sep 2, 2004
Budget saves on housing
fiscal policy In August, the Federation Council approved eight laws adopted by the Duma from the so-called package for the formation of an affordable housing market, which must be taken into account in the 2005 budget. It is expected that the laws will reduce the tax burden on sellers and buyers of apartments, as well as bona fide developers. The Duma will adopt the remaining 19 laws of the package in the fall.
Ирина Граник
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Sep 2, 2004
Representatives of Aslan Maskhadov dissociated themselves from the terrorist attacks
1K 1 min. ... Akhmed Zakayev, a representative of Aslan Maskhadov living in London, said yesterday that the Ichkerian president was not involved in the events in North Ossetia.
Муса Мурадов
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Sep 2, 2004
Terrorists do not take water and food for hostages
On September 2, children's doctor Leonid Roshal, after a meeting with terrorists who seized a school in North Ossetia, said that the bandits flatly refused to hand over water, food and medicine to the hostages. “Unfortunately, they again refuse to give medicines, water and food to the children and adults who are there,” said Leonid Roshal, speaking on the Rossiya TV channel.
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Sep 2, 2004
The coach of Moscow "Spartak" was dismissed
The head coach of Spartak Moscow, Italian Nevio Scala, was dismissed on September 1, the club's official website reports. The Italian specialist, during a conversation with the director of the Moscow club Yuri Pervak, agreed on the terms of his resignation. According to RIA Novosti , assistant head coach Stefano Cuogi and physical training coach Sergio Giovani will leave the team along with Nevio Scala.
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Sep 2, 2004
UN Security Council discussed terrorist attacks in Russia
389 1 min. ... On Wednesday, the Russian permanent representative to the UN, Andrei Denisov, made an urgent request to urgently convene a meeting of the UN Security Council so that he could express his attitude towards a series of recent terrorist attacks in Russia. The meeting was scheduled for 17.00 New York time (about 1.00 Moscow time) on the same day.
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Sep 2, 2004
Turkish citizens released in Beslan
On September 2, terrorists who captured schoolchildren and school teachers in North Ossetia released several hostages, including Turkish citizen Aneta Gadieva and her daughter. According to the NTV television company , there is evidence that another daughter of Aneta Gadieva, as well as several Georgian citizens, remained among the prisoners.
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Sep 2, 2004
The operational headquarters will publish lists of hostages
The names of schoolchildren and teachers who are being held hostage in a school in the city of Beslan are scheduled to be made public at 8-9 a.m. The militants allegedly captured about 300 people. According to Gazeta.ru sources, after the telephone conversation with Dr. Roshal, the invaders no longer contacted him. The information that the terrorists agreed to take the food was not confirmed.
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Sep 2, 2004
Some of the militants who seized the school have been identified
Law enforcement agencies were able to identify some of the gang members who seized the school in Beslan. The head of the republican department of the FSB of the Russian Federation for North Ossetia, Valery Andreev, told reporters about this. “We managed to establish the identities,” said Valery Andreev. He also said that the elders of Chechnya and Ingushetia tried to enter into negotiations with the militants, offering themselves in exchange for schoolchildren.
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Sep 2, 2004
Journalist Babitsky detained for fighting
According to Ekho Moskvy radio, on September 2, Radio Liberty correspondent Andrei Babitsky was detained for fighting at Moscow’s Vnukovo airport. He will appear in court soon. During the control, a dog reacted to Mr. Babitsky, who was planning to fly to Minvody. He was asked to step aside for inspection. After this, a fight broke out between the journalist and another passenger. According to preliminary data, the fighters did not share their place in line. Both were detained.
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Sep 2, 2004
First round of the US Open
Guillermo Cañas (Argentina, 29)—Christophe Vliegen (Belgium) 6:3, 4:6, 7:5, 6:1. 271 2 minutes. ... Guillermo Cañas (Argentina, 29) - Christophe Vliegen (Belgium) 6:3, 4:6, 7:5, 6:1. Joachim Johansson (Sweden, 28) - Yong Sun Liu (Taiwan) 6:3, 6:1, 6:3. Juan Carlos Ferrero (Spain, 7)--Tomas Zib (Czech Republic) 4:6, 7:5, 7:6 (8:6), 6:7 (4:7), 6:3. Jean-Michael Gambill (USA) - Rajiv Ram (USA) 6:3, 6:2, 3:6, 6:4. Filippo Volandri (Italy) - KJ Hippensteel (USA) 6:3, 6:4, 6:2.
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Sep 2, 2004
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Everyone to blame but me, says Milosevic thirty 3 min. ... Everyone is to blame but me, says Milosevic IAN TRAYNOR IAN TRAINOR Yesterday Slobodan Milosevic, the first European head of state to be accused of genocide, began his defense by blaming everyone but himself and the Serbs for the bloody collapse of Yugoslavia. In his four-hour speech at the International Tribunal in The Hague 30 months into his trial on 66 counts of war crimes, Mr Milosevic turned the dock into a makeshift podium.
Алена Миклашевская
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Sep 2, 2004
Forced masons
The largest construction companies in Moscow rating Experts consider the Moscow real estate market to be extremely monopolized. Judge for yourself: in total, over a year and a half, more than 7 million square meters have been built in Moscow. m of housing, while, as Dom journalists calculated, almost 90% of standard series housing was built by five construction giants, one way or another connected with the Moscow government.
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Sep 2, 2004
They were looking for militants in Fallujah
On September 2, the US Air Force carried out airstrikes on houses in Fallujah where militants associated with al-Qaeda were hiding. According to Reuters , the shelling killed 14 people, including children.
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