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Radio.Svoboda
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Jul 20, 2002
The remains of the Mi-6 helicopter who died in the catastrophe on Taimyr last night were taken to Norilsk
The remains of the Mi-6 helicopter who died in Taimyr last night were taken to Norilsk. At the site of the helicopter fall, the commission investigating the circumstances of the disaster continues to work. On July 10, a helicopter, on board which was 21 people, was made by Norilsk-Dixon-Eclips. After an intermediate landing, the helicopter disappeared. It was found only eight days later, 56 kilometers from the place where the crew was in touch for the last time.
RFE; RL
Radio.Svoboda
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Jul 20, 2002
In Chechnya, 4 Russian troops were injured in the district center of Shali as a result of the explosion
In Chechnya, 4 Russian troops were injured in the district center of Shali as a result of the explosion of the landmine. According to the local police, a car with employees of the military commandant’s office was blown up on the outskirts of Shali. Two more servicemen were injured, blown up by a mine near the village of Jani-Vedino. Russian combat helicopters struck on the alleged positions of Chechen detachments near the villages of Serezhen-Yurt, Avtures and Nicky-Khita.
RFE; RL
Radio.Svoboda
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Jul 20, 2002
The case of Zakarias Musai
The program is maintained by Andrei Sharogradsky. Radio Liberty correspondents in the United States participate Vladimir Abarinov and Jan Runov, who talked with a researcher at the Heritage Research Foundation, a specialist in legal issues of Todd Gatsano. Andrei Sharogradsky: France citizen Zakarias Musai, who is in custody in the United States on charges of terrorism, told the court that he was a member of Al-Qaida and is ready to testify about the conspiracy on September 11.
Андрей Шароградский
Radio.Svoboda
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Jul 20, 2002
US President George Bush announced the need to eliminate the "growing threat" that the regimes supporting terrorism
US President George Bush announced the need to eliminate the “growing threat” that the regimes that support terrorism represent. Speaking on Friday before the American military, Bush noted that for this the United States intends to use diplomatic levers - when possible, and military means - if necessary. He emphasized that in some areas of the world there will be no alternative to military operation by the United States.
Radio.Svoboda
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Jul 20, 2002
"President-Outznica"
"President-Outznica." The events around the Tu-154 crashed aircraft, around the dead children and adults from Ufa, suddenly began to acquire ugly forms. The ugliness went down from the very top - from the Kremlin, from the Foreign Ministry, from the apparatus of the leadership of Bashkiria. Two unpleasant stories happened around the funeral. And both are associated with presidential names. Let's start not in order. From the second story.
Елена Рыковцева
Radio.Svoboda
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Jul 20, 2002
A seven -year -old girl - US citizen Emilia Garven was stolen in Moscow
In Moscow, a seven -year -old girl - US citizen Emilia Garven. Yesterday, three unknown people burst into the apartment where Emilia lived, her mother and grandmother. They tied women and stole Emilia. According to one version, the kidnapper is her father, US citizen Patrick Garven. A few years ago, he divorced his wife Lolita, a native of Russia, who then returned to Moscow with Emilia. Since then, Patrick Garven has tried to take his daughter twice.
RFE; RL
Radio.Svoboda
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Jul 20, 2002
Correspondent hour
In this issue: - is dangerous or not - to build an oil pipeline next to Lake Baikal; - Why Kolyma bears began to attack people; - the family of the Nazolins from Syktyvkar does not want to live in the city center; - Valentina Minaeva from Lieven returned the house selected by her father by Soviet power; - In Veliky Novgorod, a temple destroyed by the Nazis will be restored; - Yekaterinburg: debtors are evicted from apartments; - Penza: how much free medicine costs; - Blagoveshchensk: very
Александр Мальцев
Radio.Svoboda
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Jul 20, 2002
Turkish Prime Minister Buvant Ezhevit spoke out against early elections - despite the decision of the coalition office he headed by holding these elections in November
The Turkish Prime Minister Buvant Ezhevit spoke out against early elections - despite the decision of the coalition office he headed, to hold these elections in November. Ezhevit stated at a press conference in Ankara that he would like to organize elections next year. To this end, he intends to consult with representatives of various parties. According to Edgevit, early elections will interfere with the reform process that are necessary for Turkey join the European Union.
RFE; RL
Radio.Svoboda
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Jul 20, 2002
International peacekeepers deployed in Kabul today begin training Afghans who have to perform the functions of bodyguards of the highest leaders of Afghanistan
International peacekeepers deployed in Kabul today begin to train Afghans who have to perform the functions of bodyguards of senior leaders of Afghanistan. The preparation of four groups of bodyguards, each of which includes 60 people, is designed for a month. Two weeks ago, the deputy leader of Afghanistan, Minister of Transitional Government Haji Abdul Kadyr, was killed in Kabul. The two attackers managed to shoot Kadyr, despite the presence of ten guards.
RFE; RL
Radio.Svoboda
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Jul 20, 2002
The United Arab Emirates intend to participate in the restoration of the infrastructure of the Palestinian refugees camp by Jenin on the western coast of Jordan and allocate $ 27 million for these purposes
The United Arab Emirates intend to participate in the restoration of the infrastructure of the Palestinian refugees camp by Jenni on the western coast of Jordan and allocate $ 27 million for these purposes. The corresponding agreement was reached between the Red Crescent of the UAE and one of the UN departments engaged in assisting Palestinian refugees. In April of this year, fierce battles between Israeli troops and armed Palestinians were in Jennin.
RFE; RL
Radio.Svoboda
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Jul 20, 2002
Relatives of Palestinian Samoits terrorists can be deported from the west coast of the Jordan to the gas sector only if they are directly related to attacks on the Israeli
Relatives of Palestinian samoits terrorists can be deported from the west coast of the Jordan to the gas sector only if they are directly related to the preparation and implementation of attacks on the Israelis. Such a decision was made by the Prosecutor General of Israel Elyaku Rubinstein after a meeting with representatives of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Security Services and military lawyers.
RFE; RL
Radio.Svoboda
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Jul 20, 2002
The European Union urged Israel to abandon the plan providing for the deportation of relatives of people involved in terrorism from the west coast of the Jordan
The European Union urged Israel to abandon the plan providing for the deportation of relatives of people involved in terrorism from the west coast of the Jordan. This statement was made by the Minister of Foreign Affairs Denmark Per Steig Meller, whose country in rotation presides in the EU. The statement states that the deportation and destruction of houses belonging to relatives of the alleged terrorists are equivalent to the cobblerous punishment of all Palestinians.
RFE; RL
Radio.Svoboda
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Jul 20, 2002
"The President is a refusenik"
Presenter Elena Rykovtseva "The Refusal President." The events around the crashed TU-154 plane, around the dead children and adults from Ufa, suddenly began to take on ugly forms. The ugliness came down from the very top - from the Kremlin, from the Foreign Ministry, from the apparatus of the leadership of Bashkiria. Two unpleasant stories happened around the funeral. And both are associated with presidential names. Let's start out of order. From the second story.
Radio.Svoboda
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Jul 20, 2002
An agreement has been reached on the settlement of a long -term conflict in Sudan - one of the most bloody in modern history
An agreement has been reached on the settlement of a long -term conflict in Sudan - one of the most bloody in modern history. According to information agencies, today, in negotiations in the capital of Kenya Nairobi, representatives of the Sudanese government and the rebel people's Liberation Army agreed on the positions on most controversial issues. Officially, the agreement should be made public on Sunday.
RFE; RL
Radio.Svoboda
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Jul 20, 2002
The idea of introducing quotas for renting foreign films in Russia - comments on the director of the cinema
The program is maintained by Andrei Sharogradsky. Christina Gorelik talked with the director of the Moscow cinema Kodak Kinomir. Andrei Sharogradsky: At the beginning of this week, the general director of Mosfilm Karen Shakhnazarov made the idea of introducing quotas for renting foreign -made films. According to Shakhnazarov, in this way it is possible to provide support for domestic cinema and increase the production of Russian films.
Андрей Шароградский
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