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People react during a meeting with President of
North Ossetia Alexander Dzasokhov who spoke from
a balcony of a regional administration headquarters
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m Vladikavkaz the region's capital. Wednesdayj
Dzasokhov is the leader of the Russian regions
more than 350 people were killed in a school:
Russia offers $ 1 DM reward for
information on Chechen rebels
By Steve Gutterman
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
MOSCOW — A wounded
Russia threatened Wednesday to
strike against terrorists “in any
region of the world,” offered
a $10 million reward for infor
mation leading to the killing or
capture of Chechnya’s top rebel
leaders, and criticized the United
States for its willingness to hold
talks with Chechen separatists.
The announcements marked
a show of resolve aimed at Rus
sia’s stunned citizens, as well
as Western countries President
Vladimir Putin accuses of hin
dering its fight against terror,
in the wake of three attacks that
killed more than 400 people in
the past two weeks.
In a nationally televised meet
ing, Prosecutor-General Vladi
mir Ustinov also briefed Putin on
the investigation into the taking
of more than 1,200 hostages in a
school last week in the southern
town of Beslan. *•* ;
His was the. first official ac-
knowledgmenrthat the number
of hostages had been so high;
the government initially said
about 350 people were seized.
A regional official later said the
number had been 1,181.
Col.-Gen. Yuri Baluyevsky,
chief of the general staff of
Russia’s armed forces, asserted
Russia’s right to strike terrorists
beyond its borders.
“As for carrying out pre
ventive strikes against terror
ist bases ... we will take all
measures to liquidate terror
ist bases in any region of the
world,” he told reporters.
European Union officials re
acted cautiously to Baluyevsky’s
statements, with spokeswoman
Emma Udwin saying she could
not be sure whether they rep
resented government policy.
Udwin said the 25-nation EU is
against “extra-judicial killings”
in form of pre-emptive strikes.
We will take all
measures to liqui
date terrorist bases
in any region of the
world.
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low suit if he could not ft'"
protesters demands toriinii
pendent inquiry the firi
of officials being puni
failing to prevent the attacB
Russia’s Federal Security!
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lion its biggest bounty e
for information that couk
"neutralize” Chechen rebe
ers Shamil Basayev and
Maskhadov, whom of
have accused of mastermi
last week’s hostage crisis.
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Anger over the school attack
simmered in North Ossetia, the
southern Russian region bor
dering Chechnya mourning the
deaths of hundreds of children,
parents and teachers.
Regional President Alexander
Dzasokhov promised a furious
crowd of 1,000 that the local gov
ernment would step down within
Maskhadov, the formerj
dent of Chechnya, had d
any involvement in the s
standoff, according to t
There has been no word
Basayev, a longtime rebel
lord who had claimed inv
ment in bloody raids and
tage-takings in the past.
Basayev is believed
hiding in Chechnya; R
officials have sometim
ported that Maskhadov
the country.
Ustinov said 326 hostage
killed and 727 wounded in
school attack, which ended Fi
in a wave of explosions and
lire. North Ossetian Deputy
Minister Teimuraz Reva
said 329 were confirmed
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