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Africa: North | |
Russian students held in Egypt | |
2003-12-31 | |
Egypt, closer to Middle East than N. Africa, I guess:
"I can say no more" Russian television said the five, all from the Russian republic of Dagestan, were suspected of extremist links. Besides attending a Islamic University, what gives you that idea? Well, ok, I guess that’s enough. The Egyptian authorities would provide Russia with full information once their inquiry was complete, Mr Yakovenko said. What’s the Egyptian word for "truncheon"? Dagestan, which has a majority Muslim population, borders Chechnya, where Russian forces have been engaged in a long and bloody campaign to defeat separatists. Moscow says Chechen militants have links to the al-Qaeda terror network, and receive other international help. Like higher education, it seems. Wonder where the checks came from? The Russian embassy in Cairo named the five detained men as Amir-Khamzat Batsilov, Pakhrodin Gazimagomedov, Ahmed Gamzatov, Magomed Nabiyev and Magomed Magomedov. Good bye. | |
Posted by:Steve |
#3 what? no Ivans or Yuris? what a surprise.... |
Posted by: Frank G 2003-12-31 8:49:28 PM |
#2 All night Kegger - bad idea. |
Posted by: flash91 2003-12-31 12:05:53 PM |
#1 What’s the Egyptian word for "truncheon"? "Truncheon" is a universal word in the Language of Terrorism. |
Posted by: Charles 2003-12-31 11:20:15 AM |