World News Atlas
Russia
2004
September
| Russia, September 2004 Timeline | Thursday, January 8 | Author |
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7 dead in school attack Armed attackers stormed a school in southern Russia and took at least 150 children, parents and teachers hostage
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Standoff school siege|||||
| A tense standoff between authorities and attackers who seized at least 100 hostages, possibly as many as 400 |
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North Caucasus
School siege: '26 freed' Armed militants were holding more than 300 hostages for a second day
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North Caucasus
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North Caucasus
'100 bodies' in siege school Troops stormed the building in a bid to end a terrifying hostage crisis. Special forces were mopping up pockets of resistance
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North Caucasus
350 dead after troops storm school
Map of http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:North_ossetia_map.png 1,200 hostages might have been inside the Beslan school. Hundreds of people were injured
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North Caucasus
Putin: Siege force not planned Russian President arrived in an unexpected visit to the siege town and shut crisis region borders
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Anger mounts as Russia mourns Russians are observing 2 days of national mourning as anger mounts over the government's handling of a school siege
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Moscow
Putin under pressure over siege Families in Beslan are facing a 3rd day burying their dead as the government comes under growing pressure
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Putin tightens grip on security| President has ordered a drastic overhaul of the way Russia is run in the wake of deadly attacks on civilians |
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Chechnya | Chechen warlord has claimed responsibility for the school siege, in which at least 320 hostages, many of them children, died |
Moscow | The government is expected to announce that the country will ratify the Kyoto Protocol |
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