Reprisals against refugees in Chechnya
Andrey Babitsky, North Caucasus: I want to tell a story, which, it seems to me, is worse, and in the last war, and in this one, I have not heard. Today we visited the hospital in Sleptsovskaya, where we brought the wounded from Chechnya. The story that Tais Aydamirova says is quite simple: at 9 in the morning, a column of refugees - seven cars and a bus left Grozny, under white flags. In five kilometers south of the Chechen capital, the Russian block post blocked the road to refugees.