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On this day, 31 August 1996, the Khasavyurt Accords were signed by Aslan Maskhadov and General Lebed.
Russia was forced to capitulate thanks to the heroic resistance of the Ichkerians, who on 6 August carried out a brilliant operation to liberate Grozny.
We cite here not only the words of the Prime Minister of the CRI, Akhmed Zakayev, a brigadier general who participated in this brilliant operation, but also the reasoning of Russian liberals.
Take a look, you will not regret it. Personally, I am “delighted” with the editor-in-chief of “Echo of Moscow”, Alexei Venediktov, who compares the great Dzhokhar Dudayev to a “cornered ferret”.
Yes. You, Venediktov, have a special place in history.
You have earned it, you bastard.

Inna Kurochkina

I NEWS (Ichkeria News)

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