Примеры использования Chechen fighters на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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By December 2002, 14,113 Chechen fighters were reported to have been killed.
Doctors are particularly at risk when they are suspected of having treated Chechen fighters.
In March 2005, the leader of the Chechen fighters, Asian Maskhadov, was also killed.
For the Chechen fighters, he had also supplied 2,900 pairs of steel-reinforced anti-mine boots.
Sensational interview with the chief ideologist of Chechen fighters Movlady Udugov to Mediamax Agency.
Then he was forced to sign a statement that he would assist in finding Chechen fighters.
By 2006, Chechen fighters from the"Vostok" and"Zapad" battalions were already guarding Russian soldiers rebuilding bridges in Libya.
Women in Chechnya are also targeted due to their relationship to Chechen fighters, or alleged fighters. .
Between 30 July and 19 October 1995, Chechen fighters fired on Russian positions 1,336 times; 651 of the shootings were in Grozny.
The war that ensued was devastating for Chechnya andit lasted for almost two years due to the strong resistance by Chechen fighters.
These operations generally follow military offensives by Chechen fighters against the Russian Armed Forces.
Having exported Chechen fighters to Georgia, Russia itself now levels accusations against us of supporting terrorism and continuously threatens aggression.
Afghan security forces in January 2014 twice reported the presence of Chechen fighters in the provinces of Logar and Kabul.
Although the conduct of Chechen fighters has scarcely been documented in non-governmental reports, information indicates that they indiscriminately fired on, and killed, civilians.
According to the information received,Mr. Babitsky had been handed over to Chechen fighters in exchange for captured Russian soldiers.
Gravely concerned also at reports of attacks against civilians, terrorist acts and serious breaches of international humanitarian law, crimes andabuses committed by Chechen fighters.
In February 1995 in Grozny, while returning from the shooting, he was shot by Chechen fighters, which led to the amputation of his leg.
Deeply concerned also at reports of attacks against civilians, terrorist acts and serious breaches of international humanitarian law, as well as other crimes and abuses,committed by Chechen fighters.
Further, the Russian authorities state that on 9 January 2001, Chechen fighters kidnapped K. Gluck, a member of the international NGO, Médecins sans frontières.
So, the soldier Ermolyaev explained to the jury that his previous testimony had been given under the physical pressure,“I was beaten many times, called to the interrogation at night, andthe interrogator threatened to put me behind bars with Chechen fighters”.
The notional defeat of terrorism in Chechnya, however, is partly the result of Chechen fighters leaving for hot spots of radical extremism, mainly in Syria.
In general, they result from the demolition of the housing stock by military strikes during the first and second wars,along with punitive actions conducted by the Russian Armed Forces against entire villages suspected of supporting Chechen fighters.
Reports of serious human rights violations carried out by Chechen fighters against federal and local authorities and against civilians continue.
Apart from the primary concern of security, many IDPs in Ingushetia do not want to return to Chechnya as the majority of houses in Chechnya, particularly in Grozny, have been completely or partially destroyed, both as a result of fighting anddeliberate destruction by Russian forces or Chechen fighters, and if their homes have not been destroyed, other people may have taken possession of them.
Accusing father and son of collaboration with Chechen fighters, they allegedly beat them before detaining them at the Moscow City Department of Internal Affairs.
The role played by certain forces of Russia in the tragic events in Abkhazia,Georgia, when specially trained Chechen fighters were smuggled in to support the Abkhaz separatists.
From their bases located in Georgia's Pankisi Gorge, Chechen fighters and international terrorists have made armed attempts to penetrate the territory of the Russian Federation.
Thus, the accusations included in the statement of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation, with a reference to OSCE representatives concerning"Chechen fighters feeling themselves at ease on Georgian territory", is pure invention.
However, the scope, as well as the scale of human rights violations committed by the Chechen fighters is reported by the population to remain less significant than the ones committed by governmental(Federal or Pro-Russian Chechen) servicemen.
The truth is that this tragic chain of events started with the conflict in Abkhazia,Georgia, in which Chechen fighters, citizens of the Russia Federation, had been initially recruited, trained and sent to fight.