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Ingushetia Blast Wounds Three Police

November 07, 2006

November 7, 2006 -- A bomb explosion at a police station in Russia's southern Republic of Ingushetia today wounded three police officers.

The regional Interior Ministry said the bomb had been placed at the door of the police station in the village of Troitskaya, in the Sunzhensk district.

Ingushetia, which borders Chechnya, has seen many attacks on law enforcement officials and facilities.

(Interfax, AP)

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The Chechnya Conflict

The aftermath of a December 2002 Chechen resistance attack on the main government building in Grozny (epa)

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The fighting in Chechnya has raged, with short breaks, since 1994. It has brought misery, death, and destruction to the North Caucasus republic and to Russia as a whole. View an annotated timeline of the conflict.